so i would like to welcome up michael brennan senior was here today it looks like people are already stopping him for photos back there. come on up, mike. [applause] to know him, to buy the we're all in this thing together. again just at sight of seeing all three of these guys just hang out in the lobby just talking as human beings despite everything that is happen and what we've seen in the news and what we've seen in the media. and we still go past that are able to spread love and see eaca other as human beings.bumps it gives me goosebumps last night and it gives me goosebumps right now to see these guys like this. it's crazy. it's that civil discourse gets us to be able to have moments like this where the uniform doesn't matter, the color of our skin doesn't matter and reducing into each other's hearts and that's what they saw last night as they had that dialogue. so please welcome again michael brown. [applause] >> this is one of my daughters. [applause] >> i'd like to say peace and blessings. i will first like to thank the families back at home in the streets of st. louis for th

they had 700 fighters under arms according to john brennan who was cia director at the time. within a short period of time, they went from 700 fighters to 40,000 fighters. they invaded iraq and took over therea of iraq in syria size of great britain and they began to focus on external operations against. they spread out there motorist tentacles into -- murderous tentacles into to the nine countries. these ad attacks killed over 2000 people and injured 10,000 mark. when donald trump into office, he inherited this mess from barack obama and he took the gloves off of our military, he unleashed them on isis and drove them from the caliphate and he deserves credit for that. not defeated. they still have 30,000 fighters under arms because they did not fight to the death in those cities and they stole $400 million from iraqi banks which they have invested around the middle east. we have our boots now back on the next of the terrorists thanks to donald trump. if we change that, they will do what they did when barack obama was present. validear this and it is a argument. we are goingw

i knew justice brennan pretty well by the time he retired. i knew him in his retirement and i knew lewis powell in his retirement. very well. one of the most interesting stories i could tell you about lewis powell is that i was having lunch with him one day, this was after his retirement. he would always order this large lunch, i hamburger, franchise, french fries, ice cream for dessert, i would order a salad and i would end up eating part of his lunch. he'd say, eat something. this was the days when row versus wade was really new and settled but he was part of the seven majority and i said i really was very surprised by his position. he said, you know me when i was a very young lawyer. i had a, there was a messenger who worked for the firm. a young african-american boy, he called them, he said he was a boy. he was 18. he was living with an older woman, in her 20s somewhere. she became pregnant. one day, i got this call at the office from him and he was in tears. he asked me to please come to he lived. it was in the black part of town. i went

so i knew justice brennan pretty well by the time he retired and knew him in his retirement, and i knew lewis powell in his retirement. one of the most interesting stories i can tell you about lewis powell, i was having lunch with him one day, and he would always order this large lunch. a hamburger, french fries -- this is all at the monocle -- and then ice cream for dessert. i would order a salad and end up eating part of his lunch. he'd say, come on, you need to eat something. so i said to him that, you know, these were in the days when roe versus wade was really -- was new and was settled, but he was part of the 7-2 majority. i said, i really was very surprised by his position. and he said, you know, nina, when i was a very young lawyer at hunton and williams, i had a -- there was a messenger who worked for the firm, and the young african-american boy, heed him -- he said he was a boy. he was 18. he was living with an older woman, in her 20s somewhere, and she became pregnant. one day i got this call at the office from him, and he was in tears, and he asked me to please come to where

a new justice brennan pretty well by the time he retired. i knew him in his retirement and a new lewis pallet his retirement very well, and one of the most interesting stories i can tell you about lewis powell is that i was having lunch with him one day and after his retirement, and he would always order this large lunch, a hamburger, french fries, and then, ice cream for dessert and i would order a salad and then end up eating part of his lunch. so i said to him and these was in the days when roe versus wade was new and settled, but he was part of the majority, and i said i really was very surprised by his position. he said when i was a very young lawyer, i had a messenger who worked for the firm, and a young african-american boy he called them, and he said he was a boy and he was 18, and he was living with an older woman in her 20s somewhere. she became pregnant. one day, i got this call at the office from him and he was in tears and asked me to please come to where he left, which was in the black part of town, and i went there, and the ol

northern england a separate event urged the government to grant another referendum on the issue paul brennan reports. well. with just days to go until teresa mayes breck's a deal is voted on the volume and the tension is cranking up. this demonstration in london attracted a wide array of left wing protesters with a wide range of political grievances this was anti austerity not a brics it rally at all but it certainly bret's it which has brought matters to a head. after eight years of ashes starting they want to push us over the age into our present foreign montijo pricey ritual signage our economy and savard up of it services so the solution is very straightforward on shoestring we want to read maize to you. was labor is not seeking to overturn bricks it's simply to try to deliver a different rex's i what is clear and after size by all the different events taking place across the u.k. this weekend there is still no single coherent principle everybody can unite behind . in the northern city of sheffield campaigners for another referendum have been pressing their case you have the right to be

the company had warned uncertainty of a break as it was making it hard to plan for the future paul brennan has more from london now this announcement from the san we think was due to come out on monday but because of leaks in the media it's been rushed out and the letter has been issued by. ficci now he doesn't specifically say that bracks it is this is the actual reason he says there are wider issues in the car industry at the moment they're having to invest a lot in to deal with new emissions rules that have sweep that have swept across europe but he says that the uncertainty over the way it is going to pan out has certainly weighed on the minds of the decision to the company's decision to make investments in the north of england now the extra oil was due to be made both in japan and the north of england what they're going to do is consolidate production just in japan he also says though that there shouldn't be an impact on jobs at that massive plant in some of the land at least not in the short term because the other models that are made there for example the very successful eco model c

deal passes if not the british government has until april the twelfth to the side a way forward paul brennan has more there is a new deadline of april the twelfth of course which indicative votes to try to find a way through the deadlock in the parliament group behind me but one sentiment that i detected from many of the protesters that i spoke to was a wednesday night's speech by theresa may she criticized m.p.'s and said that she. was on the side of the people the people here certainly believe she is not on their side us fact forces in syria say they have taken the last pocket of land held by eisel following weeks of fighting the syrian democratic forces have raised their flag. us president donald trump says his country will remain vigilant against isis work at least one hundred fifteen flemmi herders have been killed in mali in an attack blamed on an ethnic militia the mayor of a nearby town says gunmen dressed as traditional dons or hunters targeted the village of ogle sagal in the early hours of saturday they also attacked willing garro which is another funny village nearby. at least ei

looks like a step closer not poor thank you very much for that that was paul brennan let's go now to emma haywood she's live at the demonstrations outside the parliament the pros demonstrations emma so how have they been reacting to the vote being rejected for the third time. so these are live pictures from london there are a number of different demonstrations taking place around london these i believe the pro demonstrations we've lost our connection with our correspondent there so let's move on now to natasha butler who's joining us live from brussels where we've had european council president calling for an e.u. summit on april tenth that asha following that rejected vote. yes that's right so and i mean i think donald can probably most e.u. officials have been watching the past few days the events in the u.k. parliament in westminster with a real sense of frustration and growing weariness not only got a whole lot worse today with the u.k. parliamentarians rejecting this withdraw all agreement part of the briggs's deal once again there was a feeling in brussels but perhaps things my

he is our senior national security and intelligence analyst for amazon b c john brennan head of the cia and james clapper the director of national intelligence and for two years they took part in promoting the notion that trump was possibly compromised by russia john brennan also predicted that miller was going to hand down indictments for the trump russia conspiracy and he is going to be delivering what i think are going to be his indictments the fact that never came and the lesson we should draw from that which we should have drawn after iraq is that we do not trust intelligence officials or anyone without concrete evidence but we got today is a summary of most findings now after years of being told to expect an indictment even a possible impeachment american news audiences have to reassess the entire russia gates story and they lack the evidence they need to do that. the muller investigation a reported three hundred pages long has not been made public all the media have to go on is a four page summary from the attorney general bill barr who was appointed by the president that's a

minister just said on thursday that several countries had agreed to take in the rescued migrants paul brennan reports. the news brought tangible relief to ocean viking after nearly a week in limbo just heard. say he was. here and our love. was. that sparked a spontaneous celebration among the rescued migrants in what we are very happy about the news is amazing we're going to arrive in a place where people understand and listen to us they're happy to learn that we have some backing and. it's a nice new prime minister decepticon tech has been in power just a week and qantas center left coalition government supports a more humane approach than the hardline closed ports policy of the previous interior minister matteo salvini but ministers insist that does not mean it's only now has an open door policy. i believe is a big misunderstanding about the safe port given to ocean viking it was assigned to ports simply because the e.u. stuck to our request to take the majority of the microbes it must be clear that already is to ensure that those who arrive in italy or redistributed to other european count

there was paul brennan takes a look now at the life and times of the veterans in bobby and lida they will never believe the change. there will always be. a was even in control that was two thousand and seven. ten years later when the people left their views be known opiate encouraged by zimbabwe's military robert mugabe ignored them and then surprise them when he didn't announce his resignation and as widely predicted t.v. address i thank you. and good night after thirty seven years in control mcgarvie found it hard to let go he's made a career by deftly apa new phoring potential rivals one of the first to be sidelined was joshua como a fellow liberation fighter and comer was leader of the zapata party a gobby merge them with his zanu p.f. party their alliance was uneasy i don't cum i was relegated to the figurehead role of vice president. at the turn of the century the gobby started seizing farms owned by whites to a peace supporters angry at the slow pace of land reform the economy shrank by a third unemployment soared about eighty percent. out of this economic turmoil another riva

joanne brennans daughter claire relies on embrel -- a highly advertised drug for rheumatoid arthritis -- it's nearly doubled in price in four years. sot: 4:51:02 "oh, the system is broken, very broken..." drug makers also like giveaways to doctors -- using openpaymentsdata. cms.gov -- we found 8 companies have nearly tripled their payments to doctors since 2013 -- worrying medical ethicists along the way. sot: 1:45:21 "the quid pro quo is always a possibility even if i don't know it or don't perceive it..." he says -- even honest doctors can be tempted to prescribe differently due to giveaways. sot: 1:45:41 "it's human nature..." sot: 2:18:16 "somewhere, something is going to have to give..." academics like ben miller -- work to bring state's medical costs down -- he says -- think of drugs -- like this... sot: 2:17:41 "what do you call a cell that's growing uncontrollably?" "cancer." "so if you look at something that's growing uncoltrollably in health care -- it's the cost -- it's a cancer in health care..." and in the us -- not even the largest buyer of voted to make it against the l

tonight, in a rare interview, we talked to brennan about a world of trouble. does isis have chemical weapons? >> we have a number of instances

. >>, generics like doxycycline, brands like enbrel used by patients like claire brennan with rheumatoid arthritis. >> they are using us. we don't deserve that. none of my friends with arthritis deserve that. >> we know many people like claire don't pay what is on data. you have to consider insurance negotiations. or rebates. i tell them yes and then i tell brian novak. >> i'm at the mercy of the drug companies. spurr -- spurr i have to take it every day. >> another co-pay shielded him from price increases but today he doesn't clown with a $4000 deductible. >> are you reaching a breaking point? >> yes. he place close to the price until he hits that deductible. going to purchase this medication. >> the kaiser family foundation reports 10 years ago 10% of people who received insurance through work had a deductible of 1000 or more. today for the first time, a majority do. it means millions are potentially losing out on rebates and substantial price negotiations. >> that is what high deductible plans do.>> steve miller works for expressed scripts. the average american's out-of- pocket cosfo

john brennan stripped naked at the portland airport last night. brennan said he's a frequent flier and called his stripping a protest, and protected political speech. and he said he was being nude, not lewd. >> i didn't do it just to get arrested. i did it so that i can state my unhappiness with the waste of money that tsa is. >> brennan was arrested on disorderly conduct charges and indecent exposure. needless to say, he missed his flight to san jose and had to reschedule. >>> a new yale study finds an overwhelming percentage of americans believe global warming is causing extreme weather problems across the country. 72% think global warming made the unusually warm weather last winter even worse. 51% believe it will cause a natural disaster in that community over the next year, and 75% say they were personally harmed by one or more extreme weather events in the past year. >>> out on the dell tonight we got a little wind near pittsburg. the winds are coming out of the west, blowing that way, which is what you expect this time of year. the winds are

the driver of a rental car hit a pedestrian at seventh and brennan streets. >> the suspect actually came out of the vehicle and moved the pedestrian out of the roadway. when she fled she ended up running the pedestrian's leg again. >> reporter: pedestrian advocates say the hit-and-run case highlight the problem on increasingly crowded streets. >> we know that three pedestrians are hit every day in san francisco and those stories go unreported. >> reporter: so far their sáurpblg for surveillance video has not turned up any useful leads. san francisco, ktvu news. >>> sonoma police are looking for a 58-year-old man missing. he was last seen yesterday afternoon on a wheelchair in front of the sonoma care and rehabilitation center. the missing man is described as 5'5" tall, 150 pounds. he has an indisclosed mental disorder and may be using a walker because of a fractured knee. >>> the san francisco sheriff is calling this a sad day for the department after charges were filed against 18 former and current deputies. this comes after allegations of civil rights abuses and corruption at county j

brennan is due back in court tomorrow night. >>> an oakland police officer is under investigation and could end up losing his job after an early morning incident at the i hop. >> reporter: at 2:40 sunday morning while talking to a waitress, someone pulled out a gun. >> this is an oakland police officer. >> reporter: the officer is being reported as kevin kelly. he was talking to a waitress and told her she was an officer while trying to impress her. >> my understanding from the victim is that the firearm was brandished at her and then toward the sky. toward the ceiling of the restaurant. >> reporter: it's unclear if kelly pointed the gun at the waitress but the incident spooked her so she told her coworkers who called police. >> there's a criminal investigation here that's been followed by our district attorney's office. >> reporter: the oakland police department is conducting their own investigation. kelly was taken into custody and brought here for investigation. he was sited and released by police kept his gun for evidence. >> officers can carry their own weapons of choice when the

brennan's opening statement. then feinstein ordered the room cleared. >>> decoded from a cia spy drone. the video shows a city said to be afghanistan. this appears to be an attempt to embarrass the u.s. american officials have confirmed iran had captured a drone and asked for it back. iran refused. >>> president putin toured the sight of next year's winter olympic games and he is not pleased. putin said he wanted a senior executive of the winter olympics fired. >>> and in china, 1,500 firefighters are finally getting the upper hand against a wildfire that's been burning for a day and a half. the flames threatened gas and electrical fire stations. officials say a sanitation worker started the fire by burning waste and has now been arrested. >>> a kindergartner and his grandmother's idea has come to fruition. he asked his grandmother is there another famous african american besides martin luther king. >> it really took me by surprise for him to say that because he was only in kindergarten at the time. i said there'

say they picked up brennan at his mobile home park. that is just blocks from the scene of one of the fires. police say they had him under surveillance since sunday night. we spoke to one of his neighbors who described him as weird. >> he would just go to the store and that's it. he didn't talk to nobody or anything. >> this is the sketch released by investigators. some say the sketch resembles a younger man. police said they were looking for a man 25 to 40 years old. we have continuing team coverage on this story. >> cristina rendon tells us, that even with brennan under custody, they still are terrorized. >> reporter: he didn't want to show his face but he's breathing a sigh of relief even though he couldn't last night. >> i was quite joyous he had been caught. but i was wired all night. i was up all night. it was a different type of sleeplessness. >> reporter: jim has no comment but says he's sad for brennan. >> i was like oh thank god they found this man. >> reporter: she and her husband vince were rescued from their home. now they'

if convicted brennan faces multiple life terms. as he walked into court, he showed no emotion. he is a three count candidate. they acknowledged that home surveillance video including exclusive video here shown by ktvu are key elements of the case. >> mr. brennan would gather combustible materials in the area of fires and use an open flame device that he had at his disposal such as a lighter to set the places on fire. >> he is set to return to court in two weeks. >>> the san francisco 49ers are on the road tonight in seattle. our ktvu news crews were there as well. took these pictures as the coaches and players arrived at their hotel ahead of sunday's nfc championship game against the seahawks. whoever wins that game will then play in the super bowl against either denver or new england. >> the loser goes home. julie haener and our sports director mark ibanez is in seattle. and when you guys arrived it was pretty much all business. >> no question about that. but you know everybody cannot wait until this game starts. and we're actually making progress because you know what, we've

. >> reporter: on this chair lift ride, brennan bets told me the long dry spell also got him laid off from a job. >> a lot of ski resorts laid a lot of people off because there's not a lot of business, people don't want to ride manmade snow. >> reporter: places have had to shut down their lifts all together. but if they get their 2 feet of snow, some think they can still salvage the season. >> this is a blessing for us. we're really starting winter in the middle of january. >>> back out here live, again we are getting plenty of precipitation. just imagine if this was snow, we would be buried. maybe after midnight after things get cooled down, all of this could become snow. no chain requirements but driving out there is still nasty and caltrans recommends you keep those changes with you for when it does start falling. eric rasmussen, ktvu. >>> it's like somebody is hitting eric with a hose. out there we have reports of very heavy rain. some rainfall rates nearing 2- inches an hour. this area moving in offshore it's going to be moving through pacifica, san francisco, oakland. this is th

. >> reporter: as for brennan. >> a 35 year veteran of the cia. john knows what our national security demands. >> reporter: brennan was fully involved in the raid that killed osama bin laden. >> if confirmed as director i will make it my mission to make sure the cia has the tools it needs to make our country safe. >> reporter: he was nominated in 2008 but withdrew his name when brought under fire for interrogations during the bush administration. in washington, craig boswell, fox news. >>> a google executive take as controversial trip. the reason for his visit to north korea. >> and back here in just 10 minutes, the weather is changing around. some clouds coming in. we have the dense fog advisory and it's going to get really, really cold around here in the early mornings. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need. if your resolution is saving money, safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. now's a good time to pack your lunches. lean cuisine is just $1.99. yoplait y

brennan is now charged for starting a number of fires. including one that destroyed a warehouse. >>> she says excuse me we've had some complaints. you're intimidating people with your toned body. >>> after the break, why the gym is not backing down. >> warm today and getting warmer. at 10:45, bill martin will have the complete bay area forecast. the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can >>> richmond police are taking a 21st century approach to tackle the age old crime of prostitution. they plan to send dear john letters to people who are seen in certain areas. >> sometimes they come right in here. and i have to tell them to leave because i don't want customers to come in and see me talking to one of them. >> they may also expose some of the prostitutes on social media in the same matter. >>> a woman who went to work out at planet fitness says she was told she ha

joined with democrats and one independent to confirm brennan by a vote of 63-24 but not before the white house made several contentions. the latest was the pledge to not kill drones to kill american terrorists suspects on american soil. >>> a police pursuit leaves a trail of damage in its wake. where the vehicle being pursued finally ended up. >> she was doing what she loved and she did it with >>> there are new details tonight about the deadly lion attack that claimed the life of a 20-year-old intern at a private animal reserve. the intern at the animal sanctuary did not enter the lions cage as initially reported but instead the lion managed to get out of its cage and ran at her. the fresno corner said the lion used its paw to lift a partially locked door. the lion then escaped its small cage and attacked diana hanson while cleaning out a smaller enclosure while on the phone with a coworker. the president of the reserve spoke out today. the autopsy shows the numerous bites and scratches she suffered were inflicted after she died. >>> sheriff deputies had to shoot and kill that lion when

stevens, souter, warren, brennan, blackmun. the fact that a president appointed you wouldn't automatically tell you where you are in the array read here all five are to the right, and that cannot help but influence public perception. kannon: do you think that bothers the chief justice? he often is trying to fight the perception. adam: he hates it. i wonder if it played a role in the first affordable care act place. had it gone the other way and the five republican appointees struck down the signature legislative achievement of a democratic president maybe that would have affected the presiden perception of the cour. miguel: that cannot be right. wrote respectable opinions upholding the act. if the chief are looking for a this for material -- then to write an opinion. kannon: so why did he do that? adam: you can talk to two audiences at once. chief justice upholds affordable legalact for the audience, at least he gave us medicaid and did what he could. miguel: maybe. the fact is, i do think that if you were looking to do that, h

john brennan, the man who led the cia until resigning last week, called it a despicable display of self—aggrandisement. it is not unheard of for the white house to have a confrontational relationship with the cia. after all, sometimes a president might want to do something for his own political reasons that doesn't really work from an intelligence standpoint. and that has caused inherent tensions. president bush clashed repeatedly with the agency over iraq. 0nce dismissing a report on the course of the war as just guessing. one of his most controversial decisions was the sanctioning of so—called black sites, secret overseas cia interrogation centres. president 0bama ended the practice in 2009. now according to us media, mr trump is reviewing both that decision and future interrogation methods. i've been speaking to leon panetta who served as both head of the cia and later the defense department under president 0bama to get his views. hejoined me from california. in 2009 as director of the cia you gave the water to the agency to close the black sites prisons. mr trump is now reportedly reviewing thos

marty who was skeptical of judicial activism wanted a did -- a denunciation of william brennan. the editor was a fiery liberal. marty took my right arm and brennan took my left arm and they were talking to make sure their views were met. there should be a firm difference between constitutional and political views. for liberals in particular, it's important not to allow their politics and jurisprudence legal battles should be one in -- won in the legislatures rather than the courts and rather than try to impose liberalism by fiat, it's important to let democracy have its way. >> i feel like that debate which is internal has reached its moment where it is put to the test because you have a system that is gridlocked where you have a court that didn't exist in its present form for some time. you got a congress that is incapable of moving. you have a president who has decided he's going to -- he is stuck in a situation where he can't get anything done. there are major x essential -- x essentiaexistential problems and their threats of the country that race the world where only a stron

my first assignment, i was a second-year student in law school and william brennan just resign. marty who was skeptical of judicial activism wanted a did and station of renin. he was a fiery little and -- fiery liberal. one took my right arm and went to my left arm and they were talking to make sure their views were met. >> it took on the voice i continued to champion throughout my time there which was to praise brennan's politics. that line which goes back to the earliest days of the "new republic" holds there should be a firm difference between constitutional and political views. for liberals in particular, it's important not to allow their politics and jurisprudence legal battles should be one in the legislatures rather than the courts and rather than try to impose liberalism by fiat, it's important to let democracy habits way. >> i feel like that debate which is internal has reached its moment where it is put to the test because you have a system that is gridlocked where you have a court that didn't exist in its present form for some time. you got a congress that is incapabl

paul brennan, al-jazeera essex. results is there, and these other top stories, joe biden is forging ahead with his preparations to take over as president as his margin of victory keeps growing. he's formally unveiled some of his top team, while pennsylvania and vada have become the latest states to certify him as the winner. it's a team that will keep our country and our people safe and secure. it's a team that reflects the fact that america is back. ready to lead the world, not retreat from it. once again, sit at the head of the table, ready to confront our adversaries, and not reject our allies ready to stand up for our values. u.s. president donald trump, is taking credit for a wreck or day in the markets. the dow jones index reached and historic high on tuesday, following the transition developments and progress on the chrono virus that seems. if european government says to gray and regional forces have started to surrender, the government gave the rebels until wednesday to lay down their arms or risk a final as

pull brennan al jazeera. ah, this is down to 0. these are your top stories. a ceasefire between israel and thomas does appear to be holding and came into effect on friday, after 11 days of fighting, which killed more than $230.00 palestinians. 12 people died in israel. human i'll said has more from gaza. despite these, most of their data neighborhood here have been destroyed, but the people have come back home. they're trying to gather what is left from their life. they're trying to, to pick up what, what is left from their remains and trying to go on with their lives. they know that the upcoming period for them is going to be extremely difficult in light of the deteriorating economy condition. and that most of the people here live on a daily basis. so they don't have a regular income or a regular salary. use of the cease fire has been met with celebrations across the palestinian territories displaced families of begun returning home following news of the agreement. us president joe biden says washington will continue to support israel militarily and he pledg

on a sunday talk show, counter- terrorism adviser john brennan admitted the intelligence issue had failed to connect a series of dots. he says the system is not broken. >> there was no piece of intelligence but said this man is a terrorist. we might have had a partial name, but there was nothing that brought it together. >> that have haunting echoes for the 9-11 commission share, who argues the delegation has been distracted by health care and other distractions. a former cia chief michael hayden says it is important -- a time for ordinary americans to make tough choices. >> what is the balance the american people want between their privacy and the security? >> the u.s. and british embassies have been ordered closed and make new evidence of kited is planning a new attack. u.s. officials -- al qaeda is planning a new attack. u.s. officials say they are not taking any chances. >> also in washington, a jogger makes a grim discovery this morning. a car frozen in the waters of rock creek with the men inside. we will have an update on his condition after the break. -- with a man inside. we will

. >> wilson and others filed complaints against this man, richard brennan, who is accused of taking millions from debt strapped families and doing little or nothing to help them. >> the way this was presented by the attorney-generals office is you rip off your client. that is what you did. >> monday at 11, what this attorney has to say about the money he got from consumers. >> the lavish lifestyle his supposedly lead, and what it takes to get the money back. >>> now, your forecast. >> let's take a look at h-p doppler radar. we have a couple of sprinkles moving across the bay, from the northeast down toward washington, some sprinkles and showers, light showers, spotted through the area through the evening hours. nothing really heavy, though. most significant rain is in eastern kentucky. this is moving with a cool front, finished tonight or early tomorrow morning. it may take a little longer to go through the area. let's take a look at statistics we have from together for you. october 13 was the wettest on record, with a couple of hundreds. how does that turn out as far as the winter? you're t

others filed consumer complaints with the maryland attorney general against this man, attorney richard brennan. he's accused of taking millions from debt strapped families and doing little or nothing to help them. the >> the way that this was presented by the attorney general's office is you ripped off your clients. is that what you did? >> monday at 11:00 what this now disbarred attorney has to say about the money he got from consumers. >> the lavish life style he supposedly led and what the state is going to get the money back. >> it's time for our sunday morning q and a and joining us is senator ben carden. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> i want to start with a little news. tim geithner is appearing on meet the press and he says obviously we've heard it but when we hear it from him it's different. >> the u.s. economy has suffered a lot of daverage. the economy will take a while. the sense is here in maryland, what will be the real test of economic recovery? everybody wants to know. we've been talking about it all week. the administration has been straggling the optimism here. w

. >> that was courtney brennan reporting. >> two men injured in a shooting in a suburban hospital. the incident occurred when a group of teenagers fired on a group east of detroit. police say the two groups had a long-running dispute which got out of hand. four or five shots why fired and the primary target, an 18-year-old male, was hit in the chest. both men are expected to recover. >> one person injured in' car crash. the driver lost control of hi car when attempting to make a left-hand turn and ended up in the building. two victims treated with no one-life threat yengs injuries. a woman in her 50's died at the scene. one person in critical condition. the driver passed a field sobriety test. >> the hidden camera shopper. checking out customer service at your faste store. >> residents in spokane, washington, are dealing with a snowstorm so brutal crews are pressed into nonstop duty. >> we have a little rain in the forecast. switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. hu

the hot top yifpblgt i understand that you are supposed to have deputy national security advisor john brennan in to talk about the mail bomb situation. what's the latest with them. >> it is t c13 mail bomb situation. what's the latest with them. >> it is the latest on the plot they were learning there was an arrest in yemen. they are seeking the bomb maker who they think they have identified. there is a lot of moving pieces and a lot of news on that. it was also important to have the discussion with mr. brenan about who the ultimate target was, who and what was the ultimate target. we'll get more on that and the exploitation of weakness in our shipping system. this is what al-qaeda was trying to exploit. remember, this was the yemeni branch of akne sheda which was active. they were behind the christmas plot last year in the attempt to bring down the airliners. so this was a dangerous drupe group. >> this hit at a time two days before election day. do you think this plays in politically or helps the democrats in anyway with president obama going out and giving a speech to americans? do you thi

third quarter, brennan. here is that ravens defense. as denashese and stingy as -- as tenacious and stingy as ever. jim harbaugh impressed with rice and the running back. >> we have six good backs. >> it has been drilled in both of our heads to spread the ball around, to not have tunnel vision. that's a key thing he likes to say day in and day tout. he's doing a tremendous job with helping broaden our horizons as far as this passing game goes. >> that's troy smith. hugh jackson is the ravens' quarterback coach. >> they looked g they looked a couple steps quicker. conditioning. >> could be. >> here's a look ahead to our next hour of "11 news today. " >> we are going to dry out there weekend and see plenty of sun as well. details on your august forecast just ahead. >> and we're still looking at a pretty nice ride out there as we enjoy a lighter volume as far as your morning commute. we'll update you on any late-breaking details coming up. >> i'm kerry cavanaugh live with the latest on a car accident in mount vernonon involving olympic swi

police have released few details but say brennan was shot once in the chest. >> other local officials will be joined for the groundbreaking of the 50-foot berth. for the partnerships ports of america is responsible for investing millions of dollars and lit make it able to accept the largest of ships and the second largest in the nation. and -- >> the professional firefighters of maryland represent nearly 10,000 firefighters and first responders detroit state. the organization will announce the endorsement of the firefighters union that afternoon. >> the coalition for slot machines will hand its petition to the county board of elections today. the anne arundel gave a zoning approval but after john leopold steaved only slots license the american jockey club and other organizations organized a petition drive to block the measure. it needs 9,000 signatures to put the question on the ballot. >> president obama will need pennsylvania in order to gain reform support but they are not the only ones who might need swaying. tara has details. >> good morning stan, well the president heads to phil

brennan boesch lines it, and he was the tying run. nice catch from nolan. 8-5, orioles win. jo jo reyes gets his first win as an orioles. orioles and rays tonight, 10:0e5 start out west. ravens back to work as they get ready for the protected preseason game friday night at home against kansas city. cam cameron has another veteran wide-out, what they call, stretch the field. torre smith will eventually add -- you see joe flacco right there, be that guy. right now it's number 85, not derrick mason, but lee evans. he was traded to the ravens on friday from the bills. he worked out with the team throughout the weekend, well aware of his role with the ravens. >> one of my biggest attributes is speed, so just being able to get down the field, stretch the defense, and be as dynamic as they come. so open some things up for him and let him control it. >> strange not seeing derrick mason in that jersey. >> really does. maybe he'll make us forget about derrick. >> hope so. >> 6:27 at 69 degrees on tv hill. still ahead -- the attorney of a maryland man being held behind bars in aruba sp

brennan let us take a look at seven day forecast. everything is " this morning. only 40 degrees. tomorrow morning, 19 -- 34 for the beginning of hanukkah. this has been a very wintry december. coming up, more tips for you. >> it is therapeutic wrapping packages. >> the surf is up and up in hawaii. we will show you how some brave surfers took on monstrous waves. >> in washington, the president accepts the nobel peace prize >> most versus would have the opposite direction with this wall of water. not these people. this is on the shores of hawaii. some of the waves were as high as a five story building. no one was seriously injured. >> stints at the university of wisconsin decided to make the most of their snow day taking part in what they hope will be a record-setting snowball fight. it was court made it through facebook invitations for each dormitory. those crazy college kids. >> i love it. but will take a look of the morning's headlines coming up. >> minor delays developing in your morning commute. >> the coldest air of this season is on the way. we will lead to know how cold is

to save american lives. >> the white house says john brennan has the experience to lead the cia. they've knowledge outside concerns on the war on terror. >> he thinks that it is legitimate to ask questions about how we prosecute the war against al qaeda. >> the drone strike program is not the only issue likely to come out. expect lawmakers to ask about his stance on enhanced interrogation techniques. at his role in leaks of secret government operations. >> an update on chuck hagel. we haven't heard anything on him. >> the vote to confirm him was supposed to happen today, this morning. it was postponed last night. the head of the committee said the senate group is not done reviewing the nomination. some republicans have a press concerned about some answers last week, the lack of details about money he has received over the past five years. >> hallie jackson, thank you. >> it is taken almost 10 years but apple has reached a new milestone -- 25 billion songs on itunes. it was purchased by a customer in germany who received a gift card worth more than $13,000. custom must download 15

. >> a rough day of testimony for john brennan. he was called want to clarify the drone strike policy on american citizens living abroad. serves as the top counter terrorism adviser in the white house. he was asked to explain interrogation techniques he oversaw including waterboarding. today is leon panetta's last day in washington. there will be an armed forces farewell ceremony in his honor. testified on the response to the benghazi attack. right now there's no replacement for leon panetta because chuck hagel has yet to be confirmed. >> forget talk of a post christmas slump for retailers. january revenue was up 5.1%. barbershopper is were taking advantage of clearance sales. there are rising gas prices and a 2% payroll tax hike. consumer borrowing rose by 14 port $6 billion -- $14.6 billion, the highest level on record. credit card debt fell by $3.6 billion. lawmakers are allowing natural gas companies to seek a surcharge of up to $2 to help recover costs to replace aging infrastructure. the surcharge that still has to be approve

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others filed consumer complaints with the maryland attorney general against this man, attorney richard brennan. he's accused of taking millions from debt-strapped families and doing little or nothing to help them. >> the way that this was presented by the attorney general's offices, you ripped off your clients. is that what did you? >> tonight at 11:00, what this now disbarred attorney has to say about the money he got from consumers. the lavish lifestyle he supposedly led, and what the state is doing to get the money back. for the 11 news i-team, barry sims. >> 6:21. 47 degrees. another check on weather and traffic is straight ahead. >> and how about them ravens? they get back on the winning track in a huge match-up against the formerly undefeated denver broncos. keith hills has highlights. >> and e-mail your answer to the "watercooler question of the day." what do you think of a bill that would give pet owners up to a $3,500 tax break? e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected. but now it can make you more connected t

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brennan boesch scoops it up. in the fifth, ferguson, who really finished strong this year, couldn't protect a two-run lead yesterday as brandon inge muscles up and hits a home run. 4-, it the tigers win. the orioles finished 32-23 under buck since august 1. now, back to the ravens. there were certain moments degree a season, particularly if up to the been a championship, where you look back and say, that was the key, yesterday i think was one of those moments. >> without a doubt. >> no question. >> what a moment. >> it really was awesome. >> thank you, keith. >> all righty. gee, i'm so solved in sports, i -- ok. >> i'll take it. the time is 6:27, 50 degrees on tv hill. >> that was go on stood. you distracted me, keith. >> much more to come this morning in the second half-hour of 11 news today. >> a police-involved shooting lands one man in the hospital and two others on the run. i'm kim dacey. i've got details straight ahead. >> and you can see the weather is an usual out there. it's going to be for your morning

colt brennan, picked off by derrick martin, one of the guys trying to find a spot in a deep secondary. helps to seal the deal. a peerman fourth quarter touchdown and the ravens win it 23-0. for the veterans, good to see the rookies secure a shutout. >> we try to have as many good players as we can, and i think we have plea, four, five or six good backs. peerman looked gook, harm looked gook and lawrence looked good. >> it has been drilled into our heads to spread the ball around, to not have tunnel vision. that is a key thing that campbell likes to say day in and day out, and obviously hue jackson is doing a tremendous job with helping broaden our horizons as far as the passing game goes. >> but if there is anything they can look forward to improving the next game, it was penalties. john harbaugh addressed it afterwards. >> he was none to happy with the holding peblets. all three ravens quarterbacks threw for more than 100 yards. with the focus of expanding the passing attack, mission policed. >> we noust know where michael vick will play. he signs a to-year crack with the eagles. he