porter's wife karla has been charged with orchestrating the killing. coyle, is karla's nephew. >> he was the individual that we proved that put karla porter in touch with the gun. >> prosecutors believe walter bishop, coyle's best frenis he gun sunshine told the jury that coyle arranged two meetings between bishop and karla orter3 and acted as the go-between for his aunt. a jury took less than two houus, to convict coyle. >> i am disappoinned in the jury veedict. >> defense attorney harris believes the jury got it wrong he said his client is no different than several otherr, who say they were approached by karla porter to murder her husband. >> this was a woman that, essentially, was doing everything short of putting an ad in the newspaper. that she wanted her husband killed, to relatives, friends, strangers, and none of whom believed that she was accually going to do it. >> sooeone shot and killed porter in march, as he opened his hess gas station in towsoo. at the time, police believed it3 it is believed to be part of an elaborate plot. >> i think, t

from herr..3 >> he was the individual that we proved thaa put karla porter in ú%uch with the gunman. >> coyle coull be sentenced to life in prison with a chance for parole. harris said he will ffle a motion for a new trial. meantime, five other people, including porterrs wife, karla, are waiting for their trials. in towssn. edition". >> this is the scene of breaking nees in south baltimooe. triple shooting at 8:00 at 10th and stole place, two shot in the stomach, one in the hip. ú%at word, all men in serious police are looking or the gun. >> this is the scene of a double shooting in east baltimore. hommwood avenue in east reston street. man shot in the stomach, woman shot in the leg. homicidd detectives were alerted. >> a baltimore woman is charged in the death of her unt. police say 33-year-old delana simmons killed mitchell fridaa at a home. police say she beat mitchell up with a club. the device used to lock and simmons called 911 and said she hurt her aunt. >> uutil police arrived the aunt was suffering from traumatic head wounds. p transported by med-acts to the injuries. charg

the death ofú brown is one of six people that planned porter's killing. porter was shot to death in %-station in towson.is hess gas another suspect shame mus coil was found guilty on monday. >> a former navy lacrosse player among those killed in yesterday's helicopter crash in afghanistan. brendan loonee one of nine coalition serrice members killed. looney grew up in silver spring and was a graduate of damath that high school, then he attended the .s. navvl academy where he and his two brothers all played for the navy lacrosse team. >> a fierce fight on capitol hill over transparency in corporate campaign fiiancing. democratic senator chuck shurmur urging republicans tooback the disclose act. bill would make organizations running political ads come clean about backers. but republicans say this is pure politics. and democrats should focus %-issue.on the poor economy. in facc, senate republicans should love this bill. because ii increases transppreecy. something many of them have favored in the past. >> the bill paased the house last year, but id not in the

someone shot nd killed porter in march as he opened his gas station in towson. at the ime police believed it was an attempted robbery, but now it's believed to be a part oo an elaborate plot. >> i think thaa the thing in %-the other thing is the numberf people that were involved in this who anyway along the way news.th daniels, fox 45 morning >>> coil could be sentenced to life in prison with a chance for parole.ú meanwhile five other peoppe including porter's ife ae wife awaiting their trial. >>> teens texting and driving, how deadly the move can be, and what howard county officiils are doing to keep kids safe.3 >>> next, airlines bringing home [ male announcer ] antiques can be nice. but you wouldn't want an antique computer. or an antique tv. ♪ or an antique remote control. so why are you still using an antique cable network created in 1948 for your 2010 tv? it's time to hook your tv up to a 100% fiber optic network. it's time for fios. visit verizon.com/getfios. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. ú% p>> ld is a

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. >>> 28-year-old seamus coyle was found guilty for the death of porter. prosecutors argue coyle set up the meeting with porter. >>> a high school student is killed while crossing the street. it happened in hartford county friday night. weijia jiang spent the day at his school and has more on how students are coping. >> at fellston high school. >> it's hard to believe he's gone. >> reporter: a first day after class after a devastating accident was a difficult one. >> it was miserable, it was horrible. >> reporter: the freshman was killed while trying to cross an intersection. police do not believe the 19- year-old drive ever was either speeding or drinking at the time of the crash. >> the crosswalk was prohibiting any pedestrians from crossing. >> the corner is now transformed into a memorial. countless notes, flowers and trinkets capture a rare gift, he was a popular linebacker for the jz football team. >> he was such a wonderful athlete. to be taken away it's just really sad. >> reporter: lotremon was a song writer, pianist and singer. >> he was a very t

. ú%own is one of six people that planned porter's killing. porter was shot to death in march. as heeopened his hess gas station in towson. another suspect is shaymus coil found guilty monday. >> howard county ex-teacher's aid accused of sexually abusing a i didn't-year-old female studeet is in tte hands of aú judge tonight. keith daniels reports on closing arguments in the case that cculd make historyy >> at the howard county courthouse, the case of karl walker. a wo-day trial with closing arguments just comppeted. prosecutors maary murphy and jennifer witnnsster moments after their last words to the >> no public comment on their3 argument but innide judge leisure's courtroom wednesday prosecutors talked openly. shed more light on walker's relationship with an 8-year-old girl. by revealing the cootents of dozens of letters,,and drawings the man gave to the third grader. my heart aches, when i am way another read, i do think about kissing you sometimes. but i would never do t. if you didn't wwat me to. prosecutors say alker wrote 40 to 50 pas

langley-porter had a unit. st. luke's had a unit of the least 20 beds as well that we could frequently to admit to. since that time, we've cut down to 40 cubebs at san francisco -- 40 acute beds at san francisco. we could be down to 23 the budget process as of march 16. there could also be a couple of step down units. the unit at st. luke's has closed taking others out of the picture over the past few years. >> think you. -- thank you. i like to collop lt. mark solomon from the san francisco police department. -- i would like to call up lt. mark solomon from the san francisco police department. thank you for joining us here this evening. >> thank you. my apologies, i do not have the power point. >> i am working with the homeless population in the city. what i am going to talk about tonight is not specific to the homeless population, but it will play a part. over the past three years, we have had budget cuts with regard to psychiatric services and our city. this gradually increased on our workload because of the lac

he found a job as a railroad porter. i went back and forth, there are a lot of stories of him going back and forth. running into the experience of going back south. going from a place that was free and having to adjust ones self? >> what was one of the adjustments? >> conductors, if they were south, they would mistreat some of the porters. he got on the bad side of one of the conductors. there was a moment for him in which the conductor did not like what he thought was an i am peerious dignity george starling had. he thought that was not proper for an african-american male, that he should be a little more humble. george had more education than a lot of the people he had been around. he couldn't help being himself. he didn't like playing the game of being the shuffling side kick. that didn't go over well with south conductors. there was a moment when a conductor pushed him while the train was moving. he was between the train and the conductor was hurled over an older white woman to the start willment of both him and the o

he is one of six people who planned porter's porrer was hot in march as he opened his gas station in towson. jails coil waa the first person to go to trial in the case. >>> more than two years after a student's death at bowling brook prep. accused in his death could face charges against. the 5 reform counsellrs who waited 41 minutes to call 911 affer 17-year-old isaiah ssmmons lost consciousness, while staff restrained him can be prosecuted.3 inn2009, a judgg dismissee the charges against the counselors, the lower court ruling. trick-or-treat yesterday. for hours a hacker waa3 sites. joel d smith is here to slain how it haapened and why the problem went to the white house. >> reporter: everyone witt a twitter account wasstold bit company to stay off the website. until everyone gottthat news, robert gibbs was affected. twitter is on the process of revamping its website. instead of sharing information and news 140 characters at a time. with llst content and tricky pop ups. ii the accounttof the wife for the british prime minister was sending her visitors to porn in japanese websites. s

>> really, it comes from porter. a dark brewed ale, dark brewed beer, not as dark as many, has full flavor. it came from porterhouses in 19th century new york, where you drank this and ate beef. >> and we'll look at the beef stew. you can buy it already cut up. you like to buy it yourself. >> i like to know what i'm buying and tend to be hands-on. this is chuck, great for stew, has a little more fat content but you can trim it off at the end. it gives it the flavor. you use top round, it's too lean and tends to dry out. >> a little less expensive. >> it's a great value, especially for families. you have a couple of pounds of beef chunk. i brown the chunk, caramelized onions and we can put our beef back in and start to build our stew. this is the kind of dish you want to have in your repertoire. i think that's really what it's all about, a simple easy fast dish to make. takes a little cooking time. let's season our beef. i haven't added salt and pepper. >> go right ahead. >> you sewn it after you brown it off. >> our

matthew brown pled guilty in his role in the plot that left ray porter dead. porter was killed inside the gas station he and his wife carl on owned. police say -- carla owned. police say she ordered the murder. three of the differents, including carla porter, are still scheduled for trial. >>> a columbia mother of four killed. her apartment then set on fire. tonight, police say the man responsible is in jail. denise is in the newsroom with more on this development for us. denise? >> reporter: well, mary, the suspect in the case is the victim's ex-husband. howard county investigators say thelma wynn was stabbed to death by her ex, damon white on september 7th. white then allegedly set her apartment on fire. wynn was letting white stay with her at the time. when police arrived at the scene, they found wynn dead and white injured. he was released from the hospital and taken directly to jail. >> all right, denise. thank you. wynn's children were not home at the time of the stabbing or fire, they're now in the care of a family member. >>> we're learning more about

now, clinton porter had just as many carries as ryan terrain. seven. rushed for 44 yards. a season-long 27 coming on this second quarter rush. there is speculation that the head coach did not like the way he fell down without much contact on this run right here. he breaks it and then kind of just goes down. so he wasn't used much in the second half or fourth quarter. clinton, your thoughts? >> i'm not really surprised. but i think rams went out and had some big runs. he went and provided the big portability that they were looking for. so i guess he's a buy. >> we all talk to clinton. we talk all the time. the most important thing in this situation is just to continue to show support. we all have that confidence knowing when he gets back in there that he can create some big plays for us. >>> when we return, how did the rest of the nfc east do? see if the redskins maybe got some good luck with a cowboy or eagle loss. that and more as we continue on sports extra.   . >>> fox 5 morning news is now on at 4:25 every weekday morning. . . back. is is

porter was shot and killed back in march in what was supposed to look like a gas station robbery. coil and others were paid $9,000 to carry out the crime. >> in other courtroom news, a man accused of beating an hispanic man do death because of his race. jeremy holly was -- told police he killed martin reyes because he hated mexicans. >> and the assistant coach for the baltimore ravens faces charges for driving under influence again. and you moehler was pulled of on the outer loop of the beltway for speeding. he's charged with seven motor vehicle violations for driving under the information. the first time he was stopped for d.u.i. back in may of this year. in this morning commit 2010 report a new poll in maryland's race for governor and brand-new attacked a. overall still a very tight race but political observers note bob ehrlich has the lead over martin o'malley among independent voters. following the governor's race, this report was filed. >> this political tved a literally cuts martin o'malley and his -- to pieces. thed a follows a new poll by republican-leading reports calling

porter his if karla is among those accused in the murder for hire plot. prosecutors said coyle arranged the meeting and he now faces life in prison. >>> a 66-year-old woman is dead after being hit in the head with a steering wheel locking device known as the club. d'lana simmons called police and said she hit her haunt several times. >>> the johns hopkins surgeon shot last week is in good condition. he was shot by paul pardus. pardus also shot and killed his mother that day and turned the gun on his -- on himself. >>> the gob dpiewb race is certainly under way and gathering steam as well as campaign dollars and rhetoric. good afternoon, an droa yay. >> reporter: ehrlich and o'malley continue to be neck and neck. this was pretty much a foregone conclusion, governor martin o'malley would run but the cat and mouse game took months to make this fearchlt the same could be said on the republican side with former governor bob ehrlich who had been beaten by o'malley in 2006, testing the waters for another run. now it's both party primaries being recent history an

smith, despite the smile on his face, is intercepted, deflected, intercepted by porter. one of four 49er turnovers. here is philip adams, let the punt go through his hands. 22-14. with time running out, frank busted up the gut for 7 yards. 49ers down by two. very controversial play, this is why you have replay. smith to davis. at first it's called short. replay shows he was in the end zone, they give two points to the 49ers, tied at 22-22. this is why the saints are the champs. marcus over the middal and garrett field go from 37 yards out. 49ers out gain the saints 1417 yards but the final score, saints 25-22. >> not to take away anything from them, world championship team, we did a lot of stuff to ourselves today. >> it's unfortunate. >> what they do? nothing. they didn't do nothing. we beat ourselves. >> 0-2 is tough. next week to kansas city, you lose that, 0-3 and you go, the rest of the year we may be playing for fun. they play in a weak decision and i think the 49ers performed well. jerry rice, the 12th 49er to have his jersey retired. montana, young, brodie, white

. >> he is charged with first- degree murder of ray porter her own this gas station. they say he conspired with the victim's wife to have him killed. in closing arguments today, the state told the jury that he facilitated two meetings between bishops and porter and he was a go-between. a series of call in the days leading up to his murder help prove he aided and abetted the two in killing him. >> he never denied that walter bishop and carlos bove to reach other. he said one of them would want to reach the other on occasion. he denied he was doing that with some knowledge that they would actually killed reporter. >> they will file a motion for a new trial. sentencing has not been set yet. he faces life without parole. reporting live wbal-tv 11 years. >> meanwhile, baltimore police continue to search for a pair of suspects in the these deadly shootings. the recall to edgewood street about 4:30 sunday morning where they found isaiah white shot in the back. he was taken to an area hospital where he later died. they believe the violence stems from a fight from the night be

so, he found a job as a railroad porter and went back and forth. and there are lots and lots of stories of him going back and forth, observing the migration and then running into -- the experience of going back south. in other words, going from a place that was free, and then having to adjust oneself whenever he went back to the south. >> what were the adjustments? >> well, one of the adjustments was that the conductors often, if they were southern, they would often mistreat some of the porters. and he got on the bad side of one of the -- he got on the bad side of one of the conductors. and there was a perilous moment for him in which the conductor did not like what they thought was -- what he thought was an imperious dignity that george starling had. and he thought that was not proper for an african american male, that he should be a little bit more -- a little bit more, i guess, humble, maybe. but george starling had more education than a lot of the people he would be around, so he couldn't help that he'd read a lot. and he just couldn't help bei

. >> let's talk about clinton porter. when he broke into the second level of this run, he goes 27 yds and goes down without being touched. nobody laid a hand on him. it raised a lot of eyebrows. he has only carried the ball seven times. >> his right hand was bothering him and he felt like he did not have the ball secured. he was afraid he would have contact. i asked him the same question and that is what he shared with me. >> the wizards will open camp tonight just after midnight, but the show actually started earlier today. >> once a willing partner with the media glare, he was anything but today. he made his first public comments since his career was contract -- was sidetracked with that gun conviction. >> you get older and so you automatically grow. >> he never smiled during today's media event. not during his photo shoot or his interview. >> are you guys seeing something different we are not? >> [unintelligible] he is serious in his approach to what he is doing. i do not think that anyone looks for to talking to all 5

. >> porter: the answer is $17.50 a month. here's the next question, what is the family's laest hot water expense? is it doing laundry? doing dishes? bathing? or watering the garden? what's your largest hot water expense? >> bathing. >> reporter: for most households bathing is the single largest use for hot water. now your next question. you have a refrigerator at home, i presume. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: how about this, each additional refrigerator or freezer that you own adds how much to your energy bill every year? $48 to $ 4, $ 4 to $180, $180 to $240 or $240 to $350? w much more money does an additional freezer or fridge add your house. >> i think $48 to $84. >> right. >> reporter: actually it's $ 4 to $184 every year. i second freezer or fridge in your garage it pays to plug it it's empty. now to the next question. cooking is usually a small part of the home energy's bill and medium part of your energy bill. or larges part of your heating bill? cooking. >> i say medium. >> reporter: cooking is usually one the smaller expe

we've got the heaviest rain occurring over southern porter county. another section of showers. but looks like things will be quieting down as the evening wears on. all this thunderstorm activity set up by some incredible summertime heat clashing with this very falllike area. cooler air trying to trickle in behind this system. we won't cool down that much because the front will get set on top ofs. it will be cooler tomorrow but not as cool as the temperatures to the north. 40s in sections of minnesota and wisconsin. midway 68 and 68 degrees at the lake front. little bit of fog out there. but the fog situation could be worse by morning. looks like some could be quite dense late tonight and early tomorrow morning. that will lift and leave us with plenty of clouds tomorrow. so here's the forecast for tonight. scattered showers, mainly southern sections. and that will be winding down other the next couple of hours. a low tonight of around 66 degrees. southwest winds switching to the north. tomorrow early morning fog otherwise mainly cloudy. spotty showers but most of the day will be

time to bring back the sboya with cole porter music wafting through the potomac evening? wow. all the bad news for the o bob: administration means the g.o.p. nomination is a rize p worth having. weho's definitely running for president on the republican side. plus tell me something i don't know. chris: welcome back. we're close to go or no go time for the republicans, believe it or not andho are gointo be the top competitors to take on barack obama two years from now? because they have to start now. who's running for real? there are two really g.o.p. brackets you might say. on the second bracket, mitt romney and tim pawlenty are running hard already. this year -- month pawlenty made it clear he's going to run against obama on health care. anher serious possibility is mississippi governor haley barbour. here he was just two weeks ago. >> if i run for president, what you see is what you get. i am from mississippi. i do have a southern accent. i was lobbyist and a pretty damn good one. the next president of the united states on january 31, 2013 is going to start lobbying. as far a

>> he took a job as a railroad porter, where he ended up going right back to the south that he swore he never would go back to. he had no trouble finding work because being a male caucasian an advantage in that era. he also -- being a male gave him and then vanish in that area. he found a job as a railroad he found a job as a railroad porter and went back and forth and there are lots of stories of him going back and forth and then running into the experience of going back down south. going from a place that was free and an adjusting when he went back to the south. >> what were the adjustments? , if they wereor's southern, what often is treat some of reporters that he got on the bad side of one of the conductors. there was a perilous moment for him in which the conductor did not like what he thought was an imperious and dignity george a starling had which he did not think was fit for an african- american male. he thought he should be a little bit more humble. but george had more education than a lot of people that he had been around. he read a lot and he cannot help being himself. he

koil could face life behind bars. 5 other people including porter's wife are úwaiting trial. >> woman is charged in the deathhof hhrraunt. police say 34-year-old miss simmons killed miss mitchell friday at home on orth stricker street. police say she beat mitch well a club and then called -ú911 and said she hurt her aunt. >> police arrived the aunt was suffering from traumatic head wounds and transported which baltimore medic to shock trauma and uufortunately succumbed to her injuries. >>reporter: simmons ow faces several chhrges tonight including first degree urder. >>> teenager dies after being hit by a car in hhrper county. street when it happened. he police say 14-yyar-old joe mond was out with friends friday night when struck by a car trying to make a left turn neaa route 24 and red pump rrad in belaire. family and friend are now remembering the% high sccool freshhan who played in the band and ws a line backer for the jv úootball team. >> he wassjust a joy to watch -úplay because he was so proud of him. >> that'' my life.i'll be forever changed. >>reporter: funeral services fo

matthew brown pleaded to first-degree murder, prosecutors say he helped to plan thh death of william porter who was fatally shot outside f his towson gas station in march. a sentencing day has not been scheduled. >>> the case of a teacher accused of sexually assaultiig a student is in the hands of a judge in morning. karl walker wrote 45 llve notes to an 8 years old girl while working at the eeementary school. his lawyers argue that there wasn't any physical abuse, but the law covers emotional aabse as well. he is now guilty. a verdict is expected omorrow. >>> investigators say they have linked two more paaients to a new jersey octor accused of performing illegal abortioos in maryllnd. in wasn't cases dr. stephen brighhm is accused of receivvd a an abortion of nearly full term fetus. court documents allege that the dr. brigham started the procedure in new jersey and had the patient drive herself to maryland to finish. prosecuttrs are tryiig to have the doctor's licenseesuspended. two maryland physicians accused of helping him have already suffered the same fate. >>> the nation's new healthc

. >> porter: police say a tenant pulled o a weapon and the officer fired. authorities are not sang what kind of weapon the man had. >> the person displayed a weapon to the officer, and the officer fired the fat shot to the victim report many of the hotel residents are seniors. this man heard the shot from inside his room. >> some police officers were there. throw lice officers. one of whomas really shook up. and she was sang to the others that she didn't know how many shots she fired. and thenhey told me to get back in my room so i did. >> reporter: now, the officer-involved shooting is bei investigated by san francisco police intern affairs. the department's homici division as well as the san francisco district attorney's office. as for the barricade incident are the suspect here, police aren't saying whether he has a weapon. reporting from san francisco, abc-7 news. >> caryn: well, a death-row inme took his case the ninth circuit court of appeals. albert brown is schedud to die 12:01 wednesday morning for abductin and raping a riveide girl 30 years ago. h

porter, good to have you with us tonight. congratulations on your book. our truthterm and i appreciate your time. >> thank you very much, ed. >>> big shakeup in the obama administration late this afternoon. larry summers, one of the president's top economic advisers, will leave the white house by the end of this year. summer, a controversial figure, especially with many liberal activists. for more, let's bring in joan walsh, editor and chief of san.com. the list is now three, orszag, christina romer and larry sanders, what does this mean, if anything in your opinion? >> christina romer is somebody, ed, who was perceived as a friend of more progressive legislation and as a friend of a more aggressive response to our ongoing recession. and summers was perceived as a little bit too close to the banks and a little bit too conservative around the idea of a second stimulus. orgag zac was like that, too. so two out of the three people leaving have been a little bit more conservative than we hope the president is, romer not so much. so i think it gives an opportu

the gas station owner, took less than two hours before finding him guilty of killing william porter. coil is one of the several defendants in this case, including the victim's wife. >>> it is 5:02. andy muller, the assistant line coach is facing charges. state police arrested the coach after pulling him over for speeding at 1:00 in the morning on saturday. his attorney says he'll plead not guilty. the ravens know all about this. this is muller's second dui charge. the first happened in may. muller has been with the ravens for three years. >>> nearly a full city block in towson is on the auction block. the towson commons development will be auctioned off today to the highest bidder and this morning, sherrie johnson is live with what could be a vacant spot. sherrie. >> reporter: good morning, megan. this used to be the best hot spot here. take a look behind me here. we are talking about the towson commons and later today, we will know who it belongs to after it goes on the auction block. the towson commons development just south of the circle will be auctioned off to the highest bidder

a baltimore county jury took less than two hours to find coil guilty of killing william porter. this happened back in march of this year. he is one of several defendants in the case, including the victim's wife. police say the group tried to make the whole shooting look like a robbery. surveillance video showed a different story. >>> a couple who lost their daughter in a distracted driving accident down in florida will be appearing before the transportation secretary, lahood. it will happen today on a distracted driving summit. russell and kim lost their daughter back in january of 2008 when a tractor trailer driver crashed into her car. the driver was texting at the time of the crash. never had hit the brakes. she was there in florida and their parents were meeting her. she was planning her wedding. the daughter of russell and kim successfully lobbied for this. heather's law. >>> a 34-year-old woman is charged with fatally beating her aunt with a club device. according to a local publication, the 34-year-old woman called 911 dispatchers and said i hurt my aunt and i don't know

baltimore county jury took less than two hours to find shamus guilty of killing william porter. this happened back in march of this year. coil is one of several suspects. the group tried to make the shooting look like a robbery attempt, but surveillance video showed a different story. >>> four minutes after 6:00 right now. according to a local publication. the 34-year-old woman called 191 dispatchers and said i hurt my aunt and i don't know why. when police arrived at the home in the 1500 block of north street, they found delana simmons covered with blood and her aunt, who was 68 years old, cecilia mitchell. the device used on the steering wheels was the device used. >>> it is 6:04. the assistant offensive line coach is facing drunk driving charges. police arrested the coach after pulling him over for speeding at the beltway. 1:00 in the morning on saturday. his attorney says he'll plead not guilty. the ravens say they know all about this. this is muller's second dui charge. the first one happened back in may, but that was thrown out. the 46-year-old muller has been with the rav

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areas like this one in beijing transformed themselves from shanty towns into bullets the shopping porters also helping china to surpass germany as russia's largest trading partner last year. mom and ceremony commensurate with the trade volumes meeting for the fifth time this year presidents of russia and china both trust mr t.g. components of the alliance. russia and china are committed to strategic partnership concerning all issues it helps our countries to adjust to a constantly changing geopolitical situation we have good coordination concerning the international agenda and regional issues. oiling the joints of diplomatic reality our russian hydrocarbons about four hundred thousand barrels of russian crude crosses the border each day when the pipeline the first between the two neighbors reaches its full capacity next year the amount will triple along russia among other things that first decide to climb or to move away from western europe. have these alliances not without reservations over the recent years russia scaled back its weapon sales to china due to concerns that beijing may cop

. >> porter: they have not d'd the suspect, weare told by d.c. police that he is in grave condition. you can see that u.s. capitol police are still processing the scene. there were no witnesses that we heard of. nobody that police told us about. all the details ta we are getting are just from u.s. capitol pice. they aresketchy. united states capitol police are investigating a police involved shooting, blocks from the capital. u.s. police said the shooting happened moments after a lookout for a man with a weapon. >> the original lookout was with aan with a gun. whe they saw the man brandishing the gun, they acted accordly. >> reporter: police are not saying how the radio lookout for the man with a weapon originated. we don't know how many officers were involved in the shoog or how many were fired. >> the area where he was shot was second and c street, capitol grounds. it is very close. you can see the dome behind us. >> reporter: u.s. capitol police say a gun was recovered on the scene. d.c. police tell us that they have homicide detectives on sta

nine eleven emergency responders those who sacrificed for the country now left struggling alone marina porter r.t. new york another of those brave first aid workers was a muslim american activist or a dino de ramadan she says that since the attacks islam has been misunderstood in the u.s. and that american muslims shouldn't be scapegoated for what the hijackers did. really what this shows in the most disturbing part about this debate is it's become in them that is the most troubling aspect because we are all americans again we're signing collective guilt on the one billion muslims that practice this faith on the acts of nineteen militants that basically defiled islam and practiced a perverted version of islam for a political agenda and now to assign blame on all muslims is completely incorrect and inaccurate but i think the great majority here islam because they don't understand that the beauty of this country is the constitution and that all americans despite faith despite race are afforded the same civil liberties commentary from muslim american activist and nine eleven first aider ramadan

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baltimore county jury took less than two hours before finding shamus coil guilty of killing william porter, he is one of several defendants in this case including the victim's wife. >>> baltimore city police shoot a dog they say was engaging a 67-year-old man. the pit bull was shot in the leg and took off running, the dog was one of several reported to be loose on the city's north side. the man suffered minor scrapes when he fell while backing away from the dog. the dog's owner took it for a medical treatment says authorities, since the dog never actually injured anyone no charges have been filed. >> you can't fight city hall but some west balled residents proved you can ask the mayor some tough questions. members of the evergreen protection session hosted stephanie rollins blake for some questions. >> we wanted to have her come and answer some questions about the trash because with the one- day recycle, one day trash situation, the trash is really piling up and we're having a reel bad problem with rats. >> he also expressed concerns about fire protection and vacant properties. >> a full c

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we are just trading marginally in the black in mice it's finished down point nine percent shows of porter's goldthwaite down more than two percent off to russia's biggest producer of released its top net profits of one hundred five billion dollars that's down cent on the same period of last year it was a quite a week for the markets but they still managed to trade slightly higher i've seen metropole senior analyst gave us his views. so this week we saw a combination of profit taking on the other hand were sore investors continuing to going into the market and investors starting to catch up to the new markets around the data we saw or strong data out of the united states namely industrial production came slightly above expectations because of the russian market and this week it actually took clues from the global markets performance and big also but very slightly among specific factors that affected the russian market this week and where are there with the ruble which was quite significant and came someone unexpected i think it's a temporary situation and i think we're going to see a ruble s

that we we won't i agree with mr porter i don't think we will see any armed conflict over resources in the arctic or trying to head off any conflict just last week russia or norway put an end to a decades old territorial dispute there to what extent do you see that mirrored with all the other nations who is taking a plane if adventure more testing goes on and there's a good school of thought to say that there is a huge energy resource under that ice. it is difficult to sort of to see to what extent the disagreement between and between or in russia is affleck also to two other conflicts in the arctic we must remember the. scene in retrospect the. timing was really good for for the agreement between between or when russia the norwegian government has has had an arctic strategy quite quite high on their agenda for the last few years and this was really a success story for for the norwegian government at least in russia it hasn't been maybe hold as much. as it has been in norway norway i think it's almost unanimously believed that this is this was a victory that we actually managed to get

september eleventh in new york but nine years on and the number of victims is still growing artie's marina porter nine spoke to some first responders who say their health was ruined at ground zero but the government failed to help. gary white was an american hero in two thousand and one did you actually get diagnosed as being directly sixty nine eleven in two thousand and ten the nine eleven first responder represents an exploding health crisis u.s. officials have failed to address its toll the across the page course an illness or coma gall bladder cancer liver cancer the retired n.y.p.d. detective spent six months sifting through world trade center debris and clouds of toxins later resulting in asthma sleep apnea post neurological problems and two strokes the first one is massive. i was paralyzed i lost command of my speech. i had to learn to walk and talk again the police department denies his illnesses are linked to nine eleven still fits leaving the twenty three year veteran with mounting medical debt this one wants fourteen over fifty three and a daily dose of medications inflammation pills

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nine eleven emergency responders those who sacrificed for the country now left struggling alone marina porter r.t. new york. now this week. made news around the world the city which is now a thousand years old brought together some of the finest minds for global policy for he. was at the center of it all and gives us a firsthand account. young what you are in effect if solver and democracy as it turns out is different things to different states the title this year is for many years sloppy stand at some democracy and efficiency made it sound a little rain even for the kremlin toughest critics gave some of them the chance to hit the presidents were on the ground. to get each thing said listen i strongly disagree with those who say there's no democracy in russia and that there's authoritarian tendencies here it's not true that russia is a democracy beyond any doubt it's young it's immature it's still not perfect and experience but it's a democracy nonetheless there's a way to go but we're ready to work on it in some countries democracy is being imposed but it doesn't work that way for video we'v

nine eleven emergency responders those who sacrificed for the country now left struggling alone marina porter r.t. new york. medical response. ramadan says islam is being used for political gain in the u.s. . really what this shows in the most disturbing part about this debate is it's become an us against them that is the most troubling aspect because we are all americans again we're signing collective guilt on the one billion muslims that practice this faith the acts of nineteen villains that basically defiled islam and practiced a perverted version of islam for a political agenda and now to assign blame on all muslims is completely incorrect and inaccurate but i think the great majority fear islam because they don't understand it they don't understand the faith they don't understand that islam is a religion of peace islam does not condone suicide islam does not condone murder and we have to make sure that we are not blurring the lines of the constitution and saying there are gray areas of the constitution that apply to muslim americans the beauty of this country is the constitution and that

was trading marginally in the black and white six finished down point nine percent shares of porter's goldthwaite dollar one of two percent russia's biggest producer released its first stop that from one hundred five million dollars to international financial reporting standards that's down more than thirty percent from the same period of last year upsetting investors. and it was a quite a week for the markets but they still managed to trade slightly higher i see metropole senior analyst gave us his. show this week we saw a combination of profit taking on the other hand we're sore investors continuing to going into the market and investors are starting to catch up to the new markets around the data we store strong data out of the united states namely industrial production came slightly above expectations because of the russian market and this week it actually took clues from the global markets performance and more also but very slightly among specific factors that affected the russian market this week where they're working on the ruble which was quite significant and came somewhat on