[applause] and brother derek is still brother derek. >> kirk: derek, you got to get a girlfriend. when you want to know the truth. >> anything i need to know about? >> i want to know about... >> i don't know she is out of control. >> you know what? >> i know you my baby daddy. >> and you want to know it now >> i know the test results will be in my favor. you know are you the father of my daughter. you know you are. >> kirk: do you know they planned that pregnancy? >> who knows that might not be mine >> i know she is >> i don't know this. >> you said no. be in the know on "the test." >> i know where you at. i know where you at. [applause] >> kirk: welcome back to the "the test". i'm here with donna and eric and derek and conchetta. listen, a lot has happened today. we found out that you've cheated. we found that you've cheated. bigger number. we don't really know how many you have cheated. we found out that eric jr. your four-year-old child is in fact yours. you had your doubts. [applause] now we move on to tatiana. how come the doubts have come to this today? have you doubted for

it is -- derek. it is skinny mic time, my friend. >> i love the skinny mic. >> as much time as they spend together on "dancing with the stars," we hear it every year. under unbelievable pressure, they circle the wagons. they become a family. this morning, all of the family ties being put to the test, as it is time to play, a lightning round we like to call "two to tango." how well do you know your fellow dancers? are you all ready? >> yes. >> jack, you're first up here. amber's favorite song that she danced to this season? was it -- "what was the fox say"? "a little tenderness"? or "turn back time"? >> was it "fox"? >> judges? no, it's not. >> look what you're playing for. these golden shoes. high stakes here. high stakes here. cheryl, this question for -- >> i'm a bronze shoe kind of guy, seeing as i am third. >> cheryl, which body part does corbin say he developed the most during "dancing with the stars"? abs? legs? or feet? >> legs. >> corbin? >> the feet. >> how do you develop the feet? >> there'

>> derek, thank you very much for your presentation. i just want to comment on the fact that those buttons are the coolest thing i've seen had no idea they existed. that's great. thank you. >> okay we have public comment from mr. shaw. >> okay then jerry grace. >> derek, one thing i just thought about this, very important to me, everything you had on there is a great idea. only one thing you left out -- i never thought about this -- people that can't see or can see a little bit but my friend sara is a very good person and she do a lot of different things. she has one bad arm and one good arm, and she can see a whole lot but can't go out at night and only in the day time go out there do what she need to do get back before it get dark. so what i'm trying to say is she can she can't see very well but everything you had on there is great i love it. a some of the people it's hard for me to explain it, but in the picture -- thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you for your comment. if your friend is interested, she can contact our agency and we

welcome derek. star laura our other member is also very active as she is going to build a bridge through the veterans community and she's given such engaging presentations over the years and one that has inspired the council i think to stretch the boundaries. we are very lucky to have councilmember laura as well. i wanted to start my report with a simple announcement that at our next executive committee meeting on october 22nd starting at 4:00 p.m. that i asked i bar a to talk about the government rules that apply to councilmembers. this is really a follow up discussion. our coach touched on it earlier in her portion of her report. i think it's best to provide solid answers to councilmembers and guidance on activities. i think everybody will benefit from that discussion. i hope everybody can attend next tuesday. my next item is to talk briefly about the better mark street pedestrian realm focus group. this is an item on our agenda for presentation later and i think this focus group is really an exce

and derek diedrickson. he hosts tiny yellow house on youtube, and he's the author of humble homes and shacks. and he teaches for the tumble weeds tiny house company. and david saxman, why some are not happy about it. but i want to note, if this is your first time watching u. we do things differently here to get diverse on the program. we use a variety of technologies, including skype, and it's not always technologically perfect, but it allows us to reach a lot of people. so elise, what made your decision to go small? >> it wasn't going small, but i didn't want to go broke. i have lived in new york for ten years, and i came to new york to be a writer and i wanted to frida trymanhattan. when i walked in, i was shocked. but it was 90 square feet. and the woman who lived there had stuff everywhere, but i signed up for one year, and something happened in that one year. i got rid of a lot of my belongings because i had to fit in that apartment. a lot had to go into storage, and by the end of the year, i got rid o

and derek diedrickson. he hosts tiny yellow house on youtube, and he's the author of humble homes and shacks. and he teaches for the tumble weeds tiny house company. and david saxman, why some are not happy about it. but i want to note, if this is your first time watching u. we do things differently here to get diverse on the program. we use a variety of technologies, including skype, and it's not always technologically perfect, but it allows us to reach a lot of people. so elise, what made your decision to go small? >> it wasn't going small, but i didn't want to go broke. i have lived in new york for ten years, and i came to new york to be a writer and i wanted to friday trymanhattan. when i walked in, i was shocked. but it was 90 square feet. and the woman who lived there had stuff everywhere, but i signed up for one year, and something happened in that one year. i got rid of a lot of my belongings because i had to fit in that apartment. a lot had to go into storage and by the end of the year, i got rid o

and derek diedrickson. he hosts tiny yellow house on youtube, and he's the author of humble homes and shacks. and he teaches for the tumble weeds tiny house company. and david saxman, why some are not happy about it. but i want to note, if this is your first time watching u. we do things differently here to get diverse on the program. we use a variety of technologies, including skype, and it's not always technologically perfect, but it allows us to reach a lot of people. so elise, what made your decision to go small? >> it wasn't going small, but i didn't want to go broke. i have lived in new york for ten years, and i came to new york to be a writer and i wanted to fridatrymanhattan. when i walked in, i was shocked. but it was 90 square feet. and the woman who lived there had stuff everywhere, but i signed up for one year, and something happened in that one year. i got rid of a lot of my belongings because i had to fit in that apartment. a lot had to go into storage, and by the end of the year, i got rid of

actress amber riley from "glee" and dancer derek hough took home the mirrorball trophy. brandi hitt has more. >> ready? >> reporter: it was a star-studded finale for "dancing with the stars." celebrities returned to the dance floor with special performances by enrique iglesias. ♪ i don't want to live in a world without you ♪ >> reporter: and lady antebellum. but in the end, it came down to the last fusion dance for the three finalists. corbin bleu performed the cha-cha and fox trot. >> the way you sway through that dance is very, very rare. >> reporter: jack osbourne danced the paso doble and salsa. >> up until last night, i thought salsa was what you ate. >> in and out and in and out, i thought your timing was good. >> reporter: and amber riley was given the quick step and sam bah. >> you did not put a foot wrong. >> reporter: the third place couple was eliminated. >> jack and cheryl. >> i thought i would be out in week five. and here i am, third place. i'm like i will take that. it is like rocky. he went the distance. didn't quit. >> reporter: and then season 17 "d

melissa: derek, last word, real quick? >> fair competition is a reasonable job for the government and i think dennis is exaggerating the case there. i do agree women had that the feds get carried away and acting like this jpmorgan case is big deal is probably wrong. melissa: we'll leave it there, guys. thank you. very lively. >>> we all get reviewed at work but what if your boss ranked you and your colleagues and fired those at the bottom of the curve? it is yahoo! newest way to lead out low performers and it is not surprisingly, a money talker panel of the day. we're all hot and bothered about this one. >>> today is part two of our real estate titans talk. we have the biggest around the best. what is threatening market right now, whether discount brokers really save you money. don't move. more "money" straight ahead. [ male announcer ] this store knows how to handle a saturday crowd. ♪ [ male announcer ] the parking lot helps by letting us know who's coming. the carts keep everyone on the right track. the power tools ir

so he turned to his first assistant and said, derek, you do the voice. >> was it derek? >> he said, derek -- >> let's immortalize him. he was the first a.d. the first a.d., derek kraknel, fed you the lines. >> fed us the lines for the rest of the film. here's for us what the sound of hal was. you can't do that, dave. dave, take a stress pill. it was all like that. michael cain. he was michael cain. that took acting. >> you guys really are amazing. what you had to overcome. >> i can see you're really upset about this. i honestly think you aught to sit down calmly, take a stress pill and think things over. >> one day we're doing a scene and it was one of the few things that i honestly kind of didn't like it, you know, the one time in the picture i said something. and i won't go -- >> you didn't think it was working. the scene itself? >> i candidly didn't. >> right. >> and i remember stanley had a mustache and he was kind of, like, he's diminutive. he has his fingers and he's kind of scratching his beard, like something's bothering him, i made a smart comment, which is my n

. >> y derek rose regresÓ y tiene muchÍsimo de quÉ hablar lo dejaba con la derecha una bandejita despuÉs encontraba muy de cerca dentro de la pintura. >> y 30 a 17, 30 a 17 los bulls arriba. >> viene fÁcil esta para derek rose 58 a 43 no pierda de vista el marcador, el pase que conectaba desde allÁ atras. >> 69 a 72. >> parte pero despuÉs va a recuperar y muy bien, muy bien porque de esta manera ya ponÍa 100 a 99 el marcador. >> le daba vuelta al juego. >> y derek rose desde allÁ le va a quemar sÍ para adentro y estaba la cosa dramÁtica. >> quedaban solamente 2 minutos en el reloj el pase y muy bien. >> que anota dos puntos. >> menos en el segundo y no falla regresan despuÉs de tener diferencia abismal 107 a 104 le pegan a los bulls. >> espaÑol en finales de master de parÍs. >> habÍa perdido los Últimos 9 enfrentamientos ante nadal, pero siempre hay una primera vez. >> ¿no? calvo como dice el refrÁn. >> ferrer tercero en el escalafÓn mundial sorprendio a nadal, habÍa perdido la final del abierto de francia ante nadal, este mismo aÑo tuvo 29 tiros ganadores contra 19 de s

we're live, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news remember. >> all right, derek. thank you. >>> and police promise this is not the end of their effort to crack down on what is left of the black guerrilla family here in baltimore. >>> a cecil county fire department is mourning the deaths of one of their own. 64-year-old david bar, jr., a 13-year veteran of perryville was passed a-- passed away today. funeral arrangements are still being planned at this time. >>> well, rain roll through the area today? but now it cleared out. we are dealing with gusty winds. sky eye chopper 13 is over fort mchenry, where the flags are flying. in fact, presenting two-way operations at the bay bridge right now. and taking a live look outside. another spectacular sunset tonight. definitely going to feel a drop in the temperature, as we enjoy this night, though. wjz is your complete first warning weather coverage. meteorologist tim williams is in the outback. and bob turk is in the weather center, updating temperatures for us. bob? >> at sunset, at 4:58. it's been about eight minutes or

computers, cell phones, well, derek did a lot of work to set that up. i want to welcome him and also welcome even though she's not here council member i bar a. >> okay, seeing that we have no more public comment. oh, public comment? just period. this is to end our public comment. >> just real quick. thank you. tony robles with senior and disability action. i want to make an announcement about a theatrical performance that we are going to be hosting. we have a general meeting once a month at the unitarian universal church on franklin and gary. we are going to be hosting a play called mercy killers by gilligan sponsored by the house of california. the 13th. from 10-12. the performance by michael, he's a national guy working on the u.s.. his wife goes through cancer and he goes through all these pitfalls . we are going to be -- cosponsoring it. you can get tickets from me or call us or e-mail us at sd action.org. the phone number 415-456-1333. >> we are going to team 14. information team correspondence. is there any? >> the one piece of correspondence we p

my name is derek zarda i'm also besides being a councilmember an assistive technology coordinate at the center for independent living in san francisco i'm here to talk to you about assistive technology what it is and its role. but first i'd like to talk a little bit about what our center is about. so independent living resource center of san francisco, we are a disability rights advocacy organization that works to support and empower people with disabilities in leading independent lives and being active in their community and we champion the independent living philosophy. that the person with the disability takes the lead role advertise identifies what their needs are and creating steps to achieve those goals. i'm really proud that we have ninety percent myself included and just real quick i'll go over some of the programs that we offer. we have counselors that are versed in a variety of backgrounds including housing advocacy and tenants right benefits and employment transportation assistive technology information and referral and peer support and advocacy. not just advocating on behalf

derek? >> and that interview took a while in part because police needed to use sign language interpreters. but they insisted any physical contact on his part was innocent. >> several girls, accused 38- year-old clarence taylor of sexually abusing them. while he served as a dormitory counselor for the maryland school of the da deaf. they testified taylor would touch their behinds or brush up against their breasts while giving them hugs. he would text them, exchange inappropriate messages, and three women said he even asked to see lewd pictures of them. police showed an interrogation, when in which he said, i'm not a sex offender. any touching was accidental. kisses were on the cheek. he admitted to inappropriate texts to one girl, but said she sent him an unsolicited topless picture because she was infatuated with him. he said, i tried to counsel them on situations but never touched them or anything like that. his defense attorney says in some ways, it helps the defense. >> because he's being

. >> hi, derek, the white house is working on the next phase of talks that would end not just delay, but iran's nuclear program. meanwhile, the administration just completed temporary deal with iran to continue to draw fire. so we're going to talk to former united nations ambassador, thomas, and will join us live during your only local news at 7:00. and don't forget, we have three ways for you to give joy to some local families this holiday season. again, all you have to do is log on to wusa9.com to give a donation or just send a card in our virtual toy drive and derek, we are already starting to get speed back on this. cat tc sends us a message that reads, i love, love, love this. i purchased a few items a couple days ago and will do a couple more on my next payday. thank you so much, we love you and derek and lesli, looking forward to seeing these other people. >> there's a lot of other cats out there who are getting involved. >> that's why it's so great. love it. >> not such a holiday joyous message from redskins coach, mike shanahan today. coming up, shany says everybody's job is

committee members, supervisor mar and more nan yee, the clerk of the committee is derek evan and we also want to thank the following members of is the fgtv staff who are governing the meeting today. mr. clerk, do we have any announcements? >> thank you, mr. chair? >> please make sure that you silence all devices and speakers of the cards and documents should be submitted to the clerk, items acted upon today will be on the november 15th, board of agenda, unless others stated. >> if you could call item one.hearing to consider that

carol is one of group's biggest supporters. >> i have to thank derek. it's tremendous, the calm in our school. we used to have so many suspensions, kids handcuffed and taken out by the police. there would be just violence all around us, after we got the report of ceasefire, our suspensions dropped. we went from 86 to 46, as you can see, this school year, only five. [ applause ] >> we don't have a lot of positive role models in this community, and especially men, but yet, we have a lot of young men that are growing up in the community, and that are losing their lives to gunfire every day over senseless things. >> around what age do you start to see kids start to drift, start to foul into it. >> fourth grade. >> fourth grade. >> the children need protecting in this community. >> despite community support and testimony from the principal, ceasefire struggled to win the confidence of the chicago police department. >> we're trying to make sure nothing happens out here. >> how about we just move? >> but i'm saying, if you make these guys move, you'll be part

derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right, derek. thank you. and the attackers did not use any weapons. anybody with information on the incident is urged to call police. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. teams respond to a neighborhood that has been evacuated. tonight, baltimore police are still searching for the source of a prank. that call led to chaos at the underarmour building. denise is in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: well, kai, workers returned to the facility today, after it was evacuated sunday afternoon. police say they received a 911 caught of a threat, just after 2:00 in the afternoon yesterday. sunday. s.w.a.t. teams evacuated the building, which only had a few workers inside. they searched every room. the area neighborhood was also evacuated for most of the afternoon. police turned up nothing. investigators later revealed that the call was a hoax. and they are now trying to find the caller. and they say that person will face charges am kai? >> underarmour sent an e-mail to an employee sunday night, to make them aware of the situation

the goal of the talks that derek jeter is to reach a deal with the islamic republic which would see its sanctions that he's in return for cuts on to ron's new kit program of course bomb and jones are costas is falling off the defendants for us in geneva is the latest. people are cautious bag i want to call the success or faa east point. this intensive negotiations by ministers

derek is in prison for robbery and isn't scheduled for release until 2020. so his chances of fighting professionally are all but lost. however, derek knows that fight promoters often attend boxing matches between louisiana prisons. >> hopefully the right people see my box and they like what they see and hopefully try to help me get out of this situation i'm in. >> i'm in here fighting for nothing. i'm not getting it. i'm not benefiting nothing from fighting up in here. so if somebody likes the way i fight that's into promoting out there and willing to help me fight, i mean, i'm willing to fight for free for two years. just get me out of jail. >> derik's nickname is the outlaw. he knows that winning his next fight is critical. >> i'm fighting the number one contender fight which if i win the next time i fight in september i get to fight for the belt, which is good. i'm going to win. because they haven't seen me in a while. i ain't fighted in this year yet. i fought last year, not this year. everybody, they know i can fight. >> as members of hunt's boxing team

i want to introduce you to derek. >> hi, derek. >> derek, say hello to everybody. >> hi, everyone. >> hi, derek. >> how are you guys? >> derek's gonna unveil a couple of concepts. today i've brought in a graphic designer that's come up with a new look and message for eco-me. i talked to the two of you yesterday about having an identifier. >> mm-hmm. >> so, when you look at your sneakers or you look at a bottle or you look at something, it's a logo for something. this is what, conceptually--when you see the tree, you think of eco-me. >> you can see that there's actually elements in here of the bits and pieces of all the stuff that it would clean. >> this would be what our bottle would look like. >> wrapped? >> fully wrapped. >> wrapped. >> and we got rid of all the names you used to use. >> i really don't like the colors. it's hard. it's like selling somebody else's vision. the green to yellow--they feel a little bit generic. i don't get it being eco-me. >> we don't want to be near that muted, you know, palette. this type of product could be on the shelf next to other products that are

derek hough "dancing with the stars" taking it serious. pretty good. >> look at them. >> runs in the family. >> this is no fair. i'm surprised the little one in the middle isn't going along with this towel dance. >> pretty cool. >> derek made a couple of these. he posted eight videos so far. funny war they have going on. >> i think maria has been officially shut down and he has posted eight videos. apparently this is the only thing these women are doing on this thanksgiving. >> moment to shine. >>> this is really cool. we are going to be able, as viewers, to pick the ten songs that "glee" will have on their 100th episode coming up next march. they're going to post 30 songs, 30 performances that "glee" has already done and we can take ten that we like and all ten will be featured in the 100th episode. you are looking at "roar," their interpretation of "roar." now we will see "toxic" which is another one of their kind of famous ones. ten of these will be in the final, the 100th episode. so you have to tune in. march 18th, 2014. ♪ march 18t

i'm derek valcourt. i'll tell you what the jury decided when eyewitness news continues. >>> and another very cold evening in our area. so how much longer will these chilly conditions stick around? the answer is coming up in your first warning weather forecast. >>> i'm linh bui, behind the scenes at the jersey boys. a sneak peek at the hit broadway musical, coming up on wjz. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's clear and 35 degrees. the complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. a howard county jury convicts two charges of sexually abusing two in prison. derek valcourt has more on reaction in the case. >> reporter: in all, there were seven charges of child sex abuse. one for each of the seven girls who came forward and leveled these accusations. in the end, a jury sided with just two of those girls. >> reporter: police escorted clarence taylor out of a courtroom in handcuffs. after a jury convicted him of abusing two of 17 teenage girls. they were adolescent students at the maryland school of the deaf in

presentation by derek zarda. public comment is welcome. >> item 9: information item. community reintegration update a brief review of the chambers lawsuit. now that the settlement agreement has concluded. ria mercado quality assurance director department of aging and adult services. public comment is welcome. >> item 10: information item: report from the physical access committee. >> item 11: information item. >> item 12: information item. long-term care coordinating counsel. >> item 13: public comment. items not on today's agenda. each speaker limited to 3 minutes. >> item 14: information item correspondence. >> item 15. >> item 16 adjourn. >> the next item on the agenda is public comment and first i have patrick monnet. >> i know several of you and. i've been here before and i ask your clerk to pass out these 8 copies to your counsel. i'm a report er or columnist for the observer newspaper and i've written 2 articles in the last several months about the department public health planned outsource the dialiss service to place in the lag u.n. a honda a hospital. i was

>> derek before we woke up this morning, there were people waiting in line. these are people that have paid for them, but they want to be the first ones to get them. >> and so now what does it mean for the black friday crowd? because you know a lot of people will be wondering should i stand out there, will there be anything? >> well there's good news and bad news. bad news, almost every system that's coming in to the u.s. this year is already spoken for. the good news is most retailers will take like a down payment or you can pay for the full thing in advance if you want. good thing is about every retailer wants to have a few so you can come maybe out tonight and wait in line or on black friday you'll come out and wait in line to go in. that you can always go on ebay or, you know, if there are two dozen games available this year right away. if you don't see a game you want, play your playstation 3, be happy. then next year when there's a bigger supply, get it then. >> derek is getting his fun on. the other thing if you get to the point where you are really th

derek valcourt has the latest on the attack. and the concerns on campus. derek? >> there was a group of about 8 to 10 attackirs. and while the victims were not badly harmed, the real damage came to many students' sense of safety. >> reporter: during the day, paint branch trail is a picture of autumn beauty. and it is busy. hundreds of students use it every day to go between this massich student housing complex, and the university of maryland campus. >> everybody who lives in this building, they have to go through this trail because it's the closest to get to class. >> reporter: but at night, this tree-lined path is much darker. and it was dark sunday, when two male students were beaten and robbed by a group of 8 to 10 men. >> and right in front of where so may be students liver. we should be safe here. and that people are going to get attacked, it's just scary. >> reporter: the attack happened around 3:00 in the morning. >> that's usually the danger hour. >> reporter: security on the trail has always been a concern. there are lots of lights lights and these emerg

we're live in howard county, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> derek, thank you. if convicted, taylor faces the possibility of up to 175 years in prison. >>> if you're waiting for someone to get home from work, let's check on the roads with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >> hi, kai. hi, everyone. well, a bit of frustration on the beltway. slow traffic from the jones falls expressway to harford road. with an average speed of about 35 miles an hour. west side inner loop, just creeping along there. that's from 295 to liberty road. and as far as 70 goes, problems to watch for in both directions. eastbound heavy toward the beltway. and westbound, heavy from 29 to marriottsville road. >>> if you're traveling along northbound 95, watch for steady delays there from moravia to whitemarsh boulevard. and we have an accident reported. also watching the car fire, northbound 95. 97 at baltimore annapolis boulevard, blocking the right- hand lane. let's take a live look as you can see. a lot of congestion on harford road. this traffic report is brought to you by len the p

derek? >> reporter: well, the police are convinced her death was a suicide. her mother is not convinced. so now, anne arundel county's police chief has promised that a new cold case squad he helped put together will help take a closer look. >> katherine morris's lifeless body was discovered inside her car in the college building near arundel mills mall in may 2012. her mothereds a suicide -- mother reads a suicide note. >> please don't good him get away with what he is doing and what he's doing. >> reporter: the he referred to is her daughter's husband, isaac goodwin, army specialist, who was in afghanistan at the time of her death. her family says their marriage quickly fell apart, devastating the emotionally fragile woman. >> it was more than she could handle. >> reporter: ever since, her mother and family have been convinced catherine's death was not a suicide, saying the police did not do a thorough investigation. >> she is a grieving parent. >> he says he's asked an independent group of retired homicide detectives to review the case. >> it will serve to