should brian davis win, furyk would be third and davis would move into the top 20 in the fedex up the standing. brian davis, that second shot, boy, he was determined to go after it, wasn't he? nearly hopped it in for an eagle. would he love to replicate that one. nick: absolutely. jim: and then the putt that found its way home. nick: only just. just claws its way in. jim: peter kostis is out there. >> my yardage is 163 for both of them. but optically, it does look like brian davis is a little bit farther away. >> we got 58 from. jim: you may have seen the graphic. jim furyk in playoffs is 2-7. his career in playoffs. slugger is going to sort it out here. >> you look like you're out just by a touch to me. nick: after what he's just done in regulation play -- >> about a foot and a half. i think it's yours. >> ok. jim: i'm not sure i wouldn't mind going first anyway. nick: absolutely. >> his problem is going to be six yards closer in -- closer than regulation. nick: yeah, good point. good point, pete. half a club up. so he will know exactly how high he hit that 6-iron when he came down.

davis is retired in one pitch. two down. too bad he's not relaxed in the field. >> jim p: i don't know how many guys that can blow a bubble on the way towards crashing into one of the walls in left center. >> gary [ indistinct ] >> jim p: apparently not. >> gary: chavez will have his first at-bat, coming on for barton who hit by a pitch. and came around to score. the long run on the board for the as so far. chavez did a lot of work as the d.h., nine out of the first 13. caught on and missed. he had surgery to end the season after only ten games. surgery on his back -- five surgeries since "07. pennington on at first. that pitch will be there at the knees and a one ball, two strike count on chavez. >> jim p: one of the great high-ball left-handed hitters and you don't see too many of those. nettles could hilt the high ball. most lefties like it down in the strike zone. anywhere from 25 to 34 home runs -- gold glover at third. what i liked was early on in his career, instead of testing the -- former number one guy -- he said,

brian davis and jim furyk would need a playoff. davis looking for his first pga tour title with a pro shot on the first playoff hole and his body language says it all. it misses the green and bounces off the rocks. with furyk already on the green, davis decides to play from the hazard and get it is to land on the green. but then he would call for a rules official. this is y. davis on the shot hit a loose read on the backswing. you see it right there. he calls a two-stroke penalty on himself conceding the hole. jim furyk goes on to win the classic. his second victory of the season. >>> kids, take a lesson. honesty pays. today's sprint cup series if texas was postponed due to rain. it will be run tomorrow at noon right here on fox 5. that's all the time we have for tonight's show. we hope you enjoyed it and we thank you for letting us be a part of your weekend. thanks to rich dunn. have a great night.

i will say to the juror what i said in an open about lamont davis. >> defense attorneys are reacting after a day of opening statement and the state's first witnesses. it included two police officers, because of of the five year-old girl, and a witness to the shooting. she testified to have shade and the girl was walking together when she was shot and late in the street in a pool of her own blood. the testimony came from a witness to the shooting. she testified she witnessed the mother of this child fighting with a boy. a group of boys defended to fend him. -- to defend him. she asked if she knew who the shooter was. she said dannell. the stated then admitted a sworn statement that she gave to detective a day after the shooting where davis was identified as the shooter by branch. opening statement said that dna and video evidence as well as witness' testimony will show that davis was the shooter. the defense countered this saying that their defense will say the opposite. a gps device that davis was wearing will show that he was home at the time of the shooting. >> some state employees

you're going to think i'm a pest here, but i called rick davis again -- i'm not a pest, i'm persistent -- and i said, 'gee, i had a lot of fun with bob novak and i think i held my own. give me a shot at sununu.' so he said, 'ok,' so i came back again and i s -- i did a couple of days. by the way, these are not screen tests. i mean, these are not like auditions in a closed room somewhere. i mean, this -- these were live on the air auditions. so i mean, you -- you make or break yourself right away. so i -- i was on two -- two days with john sununu, and thought that went ok, and i went back to california. and this time, for the first time, rick davis called me and he said, 'we'd like you -- you to come back for a third time, third test.' and i said, 'well, what's going on?' and he said, 'well, there's a shortlist, and you've made the short list and we want to take

ahman davis says his juvenile monitoring system proves he was -- lamont davis says his juvenile monitoring system proves he was not even at the scene. >> lemont davis denied being a shooter in a taped interview with police. another witness pleaded the fifth. >> lemont davis denied being in the 300 block of pulaski street when shots were fired in 2009. he told investigators he was across the street from his house by the store. davis is charged with attempted murder, accused of and shooting 5-year-old reagan wyatt in the head. the shootings happened after a street fight. davis said he did not find out about it until his mother told him about it. she accused him of being involved. davis was very concerned about getting in trouble over the home detention monetary system that was supposed to keep track of him for the department of juvenile services. police saw that he had the ingalls trap on his leg at his girlfriend's home, but the transmitter was at his home some 5 miles away. >> it can be circumvented, easily. >> some witnesses claimed another witness was the shooter. his uncle says he was n

hall mother of lamont davis' two children. she was also involved in a fight that ultimately led to shooting of 5-year-old raven wyatt. answered every question about the day. judge called for a recess and haul left the courtroom without an intention of coming back. deputies found her outside of the courthouse. and the day ended with hall ordered to return to court this morning. >> do you think your client is going to show up tomorrow morning as ordered? >> i hope so. >> davis' defense attorney went as far as offering hall day care for the children in hopes of getting her back to court. >> i am surprised. that she was not here today. so i don't know exactly what is going on with her but i am surprised that she was not here. >> with hall a no show, state called two witnesses to the stand. that identified lamont davis as the shooter. shown in this surveillance video caught by a blue light camera. >> terrible. never seen anything like that. really terrible. >> derrick cromwell ran to help the child after he saw her fall to the grou

this video shows davis, then 17, firing the shots that hit raven. but the defense says the shooter on the tape is not davis because he was monitored by the department of juvenile services on prior criminal charges. >> gps records will speak for themselves. two employees will be testifying. the vice president will be here. we will put that on. >> the state is going to focus on problems with electronic monitoring. davis' family had no comment yesterday. >> slot machines will not be coming to arundel county. there county. john leopold issued a statement. pending a decision by the court or voters. the courtish company sued the board of elections saying it overlooked fraud in this petition and due in court next month. >>> a pot smuggling ring that supplied marijuana to our state has been broken up. investigators discovered 250 pounds of marijuana and half a million in cash. investigators are still looking for boston, 12 others have been arrested in connection with the drug ring. the drugs came to maryland concealed insides of boxes with new appliances. >

state argued lamont davis is the person you see firing shots. then the defense maintains it was this man, that pulled the trigger. maurice powell, aka murder. it is now up to a jury to decide. >> now you wait and see? >> wait and see. in the jury's hands. we have done what we could. i think the video, if you look at it you know and you are not overwhelmed by the sympathy. it is easy to be overwhelmed. but look at the video. and happy came in. >> and 2 days before the 18th birthday, the fate of lamont davis is unknown. in downtown baltimore. joy lepola, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> and jurors deliberate fodtwo hours before they quit. >> baltimore police detective is forced to quit his job. mark lunsford pled guilty to stealing money and items from the police department. and then lie binge it. as part of the deal, lunsford will forfeit 46000 and resign. he could face up to 10 years in jail, and sentencing is now set for june. >> the proposed wal-mart in remington draws a lot of concern this evening. an attorney for the 25th street station project said

he never identified lamont davis as the gunman. we talked with a teen's lawyer, after his client testified. >> are there safety concerns regarding your client at this point and his testimony in this case? >> it is always a dangerous situation to be in. he has been shot. called to testify against the person that the state believes did the shooting. and he has to go back and live in that neighborhood. so always a concern about that. >> one state witness did identify lamont davis as the person that shot, not only the 17-year-old, but also 5-year-old raven wyatt. in open court. the juvenile witness reluctantly pointed to lamont davis when the prosecutor asked if she saw the shooter. >> in baltimore county today a woman was convicted of beating a noon death. prosecutors say 34-year-old shamari crawford and another man beat frank sterling last june. sterling died several hours later at sinai hospital. crawford will be sentenceed in may. >> baltimore county police have announced a reward for information regarding a missing woman. 24-year-

and davis, the grade speedster, disrupting everything. he is hit .241 what home run and five rbis so far. the havoc on base has made him a far more important of the offense. good off-speed delivery right there. >> jim p: he'll throw the changeup in any count and against the rays in the last start, it was perfect. down and away, right on the outer reaches of the corner, fading from the right-handed batter. >> gary: he got him. davis goes down swinging for the strikeout >> jim p: let look at how matusz throws the pitches. the two-seam fastball is something he worked hard on in spring training. there's the four-seamer to get into the low-to-mid- 90s, curveball. doesn't throw it that much but really had a great one. slider. a little harder-breaking pitch and there's the circle changeup. >> gary: gets the first out with a k. matusz now 16 strike outs in 12 2/3 innings martin will foul that one back. he has gone 3 for 11 in the series against the orioles. he's batting .317. he's really had an outstanding series playing some really good baseball

. >>> opening statements today in the trial of lamont davis. he's accused of shooting 5-year-old raven wyatt in the head last july. she survived by friends and family say the little girl is going through some intense rehabilitation, learning how to walk again. prosecutors say this video shows davis, then 17, firing a shot that hit raven. but the defense says the shooter on the tape is not davis because he was being monitored by the department of juvenile services on prior criminal charges. >> the gps records say two state employees will be testifying who were gps monitoring. the vice-president of the company will be here. >> the state says it will counter by focusing on problems with electronic monitoring. in a sense, prosecutors plan to puff juvenile corrections on -- put juvenile corrections on trial. davis's family had no comment today. >>> well, there was a spirited message tonight: save our skating rink. parents and youth from forest lawn community gathered at the rink on white head road. disturbances and fights have broken out there. but

the case against lamont davis went to the jury this afternoon. the prosecution and the defense but agreed that the surveillance video shows a chaotic situation. what does it prove that davis was the shooter, or that he was not in the area? he is accused of shooting a by- year-old in the head while also aiming for another teenager. -- a 5-year-old in the head, while also aiming for another teenager. he is accused of leaving the area and coming back with a semi-automatic gun. he was wearing a gps monitoring device that was used to track his moves while he was on a home detention. his lawyer says he has -- prosecution says he should plead guilty because the evidence proves he is. the defense says that another person is guilty. gps is not a perfect system. davis was not in the area of the shooting, according to the defense, and that is what the video shows. the jury deliberated for about two and one-half hours. they will be back again tomorrow to continue their deliberations. >> stay with us. there is more news ahead. >> live in washington, a nuclear

we -- lamont davis as the gunman. we talked with the team's lawyer. >> are there safety concerns regarding your client and testimony. >> it's always a dangerous situation to be in. he's being called to testimony against the person that the state believes did the shooting. and he has to go back and live in that neighborhood. there is always a concern about that. >> one state witness did identify lamont davis as the person who shot the 17-year-old and walls 5-year-old raven wyatt. a stray bullet struck her in the head as she was walking home from the store. in open court, the juvenile witness reluctantly pointed to lamont davis. when the prosecutor asked if she shah the shooter in court. fox 45 news, 5:30. >> thank you. one person is taken to an another hospital after being stabbed at the mall. it happened last night around 9:30. 2 people are under arrest in connection with the incident. the person stabbed is expected to be okay. and a major drug ring bust in har pardon county. police arrested antonio boston, they say h

rajai davis' plays have been at standing for this ball club. i was speaking with billy bean and he said rajai davis had been tagged as a career minor league player and not many people were looking at him and he just liked the way he went at the ballgame. he has turned into an outstanding player and a solid hitter who has power for rather small size, he comes through that zone antigen rates real good -- and generates real good bat speed. kevin millwood a 2 ball strike out and he's gone good pitch on the outside corner. kevin millwood starts to open. >> jim: him and kevin millwood next to rajai davis, they are here to be a little -- they appear to be a little off the outside corner of matt wieters but gets the call >> gary: he has a 411 e.r.a. in that park, he is 6-3 in this lifetime against this ball club, the oakland a's and has won the last three decisions he has had against them. the baltimore orioles are hoping those are the numbers that will get things turned 0 around -- around in this 7 game losing streak. daric barton has won all 11 games

>> woodruff: jim davis? >> well, on the spending we have security which after 9/11 increased dramatically. we have the interest on the debt, tom. but the programs you describe have to do with our demographics. we're getting older every year, it's driving up the cost of health care. thankfully a lot of people are living a lot longer. the cost of medicine, the cost of keeping people alive is increasing dramatically. one of the best things this health care bill can do is help us manage those costs. help us reduce the price of medicine. as christina romer alluded to, that's going to come very slowly. this bill did not make radical abrupt changes in how care is delivered because that would bother people a lot and create problems. but over time if this health care bill does what it's supposed to do, it would reduce that cost. >> i would disagree with jim. the reality is show me a government entitlement program that ever sustained the original governing cost that were implyd from the beginning. medicare, medicaid,

. >> two witnesses identified lamont davis as the shooter. one said, i saw the little girl drop in the middle of the street. another witness who was supposed to be in court did not show up. >> shares deputies placed her in handcuffs and marched her back to court. she's a witness in the attempted murder trial. and also the door front of the defendant -- girlfriend of the defendant. but apparently the warning meant nothing. she was a no show on wednesday. a spokesman for the state's attorney's office will not talk about the specific case, but said all kinds of obstacles have arisen before and during drought. -- trial. >> [unintelligible] >> now, several witnesses are missing in the trial of 17-year- old lamont davis, including maurice powell. one person told the jurors that he admitted that he thought he shot the little girl. prosecutors say he was the intended target. and cromwell who was there that day, testified that she got highly upset. she said, i'm going to fix you. i've got somebody for you. cromwell says davis left the area and came ba

lamont davis is charged with attempted murder and assault. the victim says he was hit in the arm. everything started when he was accused of spitting in the face of a female. he denies the accusation. >> he was the intended victim. >> the intended victim said he was in the area on july 2009. he was involved in a verbal confrontation and then a fight. prosecutors showed police surveillance video of people scrambling. it heard a burst -- boys. shots were fired. he took off running. >> it is a dangerous situation to be in. he is being called to testify at. >> the defense eternity pointed out that they never made a clear identification of the shooter. a female that witnessed the fight said a boys started shooting. he was walking towards me. she identified lamont davis in court and read a statement saying the guy at picked was shooting at the teenager. he did not mean to hit the little girl. she said she knew davis says mont mont, , but defense attorneys say she never mentioned that with police. >> [unintelligible] it is a little cloudy right now. but we know what is going on. >> wbal-t

it was vista wa davis that was . >> the mother of raven wyatt left the courtroom crying at one point as they described the crime scene and the condition of raven. a girl struck in the head by a stray bullet as me walked home from the store with her older cousin. >>> the trial is expected to last 10 days. >>> coming up later on the early edition, another swine flu death in maryland. the number of victims the virus has claimed so far. >>> but next, unemployment claims are on the >>> b losses are taking a dip across country and car sales are soaring high. >> reporter: manufacturing picking up, the number of new jobless claims falling for the 4th time in the last five weeks. those claims are a 3rd lower than at this time last year. the government releases the jobs report on good friday. >>> that caps off the 5th straight winning. tractor production growing for the 4th straight month. an index measuring that sector jumping to a 6 year high. rates jumping about .10 of a percent. freddy mac saying the national average for a 30 year loan, is 5.65%. >>> car sales jumped 4%, and general motors

state argued that lamont davis is the person you see firing shots. however, the defense claims it was maurice powell that pulled the trigger. >> if you look at the video and happily murder came in the courtroom you saw his body type and the guy running like a gissell. that is not my guy. >> up to the jury to decide if davis is guilty. >> westminster man is charged with raping, beating and burning his girlfriend's 21 month old daughter. ryan gifford arrested sunday. happened saturday night after he was drinking. child is in intensive care at johns hopkins. >> a baltimore police detective will be forced to quit his job. mark lunsford pled guilty to stealing money and items from the police department. and then lying about it. as part of the deal, lunsford will forfeit 46000 and then resign. he could face up to a decade behind bars, sentencing is set for some time in june. >> a university of maryland student is now suing the pg county police force. it happened last month after the terps win over duke. john mckenna one of 28 arrested but his attorney said

. >> emotional day in the trial of lamont davis. the man accused of attempting murder shooting of a little girl. crime and justice reporter joy lepola was in court, where one police officer cried describing the condition of the girl, after the shooting. >> not only was the officer in tears, so was the mother of raven wyatt that walked out during testimony today. a day in court, that got a very late start. two hours, after jurors were told to be at the courthouse there was still one juror missing. finally she appeared after a call from the judge. public tongue lashing followed. then came opening statements during which both sides laid out the cases. and the defense told jurors lamont davis could not have fired the shots. he said that's because records from davis' ankle monitoring device show he was at home, when the gun fire broke out. >> gps show for themselves, two state employees will testify that were on the monitoring. vendor of the machine, vice-president of the company. will be here. we will put that on. >> the state contends

raja davis. makes the pitch for the strike. davis made a key mistake in this game in the 7th inning when he went around second base too far on a hit by sweeney and izturis thought turner and caught davis before going to second base. >> jim p: it was a heads up play. turner covered the bag. i don't know what davis was thinking about. >> gary: nothing at the time. >> jim p: no reason to go anywhere past second base, trailing by -- >> gary: johnson's got it! and this game is in the books! and the orioles have ended the losing streak. they come away with an 8-3 win in this ball game. that is going to feel a whole lot better. matusz 2-0. anderson 1-1. and johnson get his first save of the season and very effective in getting it done. no runs, no errors and one left on. for johnson, that's two innings he works to come away with the save. that is just what the orioles needed here in this ball game. >> jim p: so again, it's a matter of did you play in concert? you have good starting pitching, bullpen, timely hitting, the long ball -- y

i learn if chris and davis -- if kristen davis wins this town it will be a town of guns, hookers and weeds. i have to get to the dinner, back to you, greg. >> we never saw him again. i have a question for you. auctioning off -- auctioning off dates with pets. penthouse pet. is this a weird loophole that might mean something else? was there something just going out to dinner. i am seeing this as a possible legal loophole. you can do whatever you want with it. >> and $500 is not bad for a penthouse pet. i drop $150 from a regular chick from jersey. >> that's like 1/1,000 of what spitzer paid. $500 is not bad at all. >> i don't mean to impugn the girls there, ymg -- i am just trying it. >> they don't know what impugn means. >> thank god for that. >>> up next, major voicemail. and check out the pod cast. you can catch cliffs of recent showses on itunes. just go to fox news . red 8 and look for us in the pod-cast section. >>> it's time to learn the facts of life ♪ ♪ when a boy meets up with a girl ♪ ♪ love can happen overnight ♪ and it is spreading all over the world ♪ ♪ i h

attorneys for davis have complaints against prosecutors, saying davis had a lacks defense. >> the city faces a $120 million deficit. but several store owners say a plan to tax beverages by 4 cents may put them out of business. kathleen cairns has the latest. >> we are a family place. >> my cousin's place in highlandtown has been around for more than 60 years. now businesses are slowed by the recession. and owner said that the proposed beverage container tax may be the last straw. >> after all of these years, you are looking at a establishment that will have to close because they are being over burdened. >> at city hall, debate over council bill 10474 draws a standing room only coupled its supporters say it will prevent a property tax increase. >> without new revenue, city faces the prospect of closing seven fire companies, laying off sworn police officers, and grounding police helicopters, shuttering dozens of recreation centers and swimming pools. >> the 4-cent tax is designed to raise $11.4 million in revenue during the first year. its supporters say the revenue must be raised or ser

an arrest warrant was issued for davis' girlfriend. she was testified -- slated to testify today, but never showed up. she was reprimanded in court yesterday. >> a gunman killed a 72-year-old man inside a chinese carryout. shots were fired around 12:30 p.m. this morning. the victim was on his way to work. >> police and the victims' families are calling this a senseless crime. police say that a 72-year-old man was just trying to get some food from a chinese take-out while two men entered and shot and killed him. this particular carryout restaurant is no stranger to violent crime. late thursday morning, 19 baltimore city detectives canvassed the neighborhood where 72-year-old charles polman was shot and killed. this as his family tries to figure out why. -- 72-year-old -bowman was shot and killed. his stepdaughter was the first to find out about his murder when she got a phone call from the afro-american newspaper about 1:00 a.m. thursday morning when he did not show up for work as an overnight security guard. fellow employees say he wil

she identified lamont davis in court. he said she said -- she said he did not mean to hit the little girl coming from the storm. the defense showed jurors that the name that she identified him with was never mentioned to police. >> the person that got shot, he knows who shot him. i guess it all boils down to that. >> wbal tv 11 news. >> baltimore city police need your help to find a missing 10 attention deficit disorder. he went missing yesterday evening at a green -- at a park. police say he was later seen at a shopping center on cherry hill road. he is described as having a light complexion, short black hair. 4'3' and 65 pounds. he has run away before. if you have seen him, please call 911.>> o'malley is promoting the new initiative, the new jobs tax credit. it goes to businesses that hire people in maryland. six companies and looking to hire 30 workers have applied. there is good news on themore new jobs and job creation. president obama hailed the news. >> the president says it is beginning to turn a corner. but the j

. >> the trial of davis. he critically injured a 5-year-old girl. in the courtroom yesterday, a teenager who prosecutors claim was his target took the stand. >> from a juvenile program in pittsburgh, a shooting victim explained what a led to a street fight and gunfire. raven was shot in the head but was not the intended target. 17-year-old lamont davis is charged. he denies being in the area when the shots were fired. the 17-year-old shooting victim says he was hit in the arm. he told jurors everything started after he was accused of spiing in the face of a teen age female. an accusation that he denies. >> that was his testimony, that he was shot. >> the intended victim testifies he was in the area of the 300 block of south polasski street. he was involved in a verbal confrontation and a fight. video shows surveillance of folks scrambling. the young man's attorney was concerned about him teffings testifying. >> it's always a dangerous situation to be called in. he is called in to testify and he has to live in that neighborhood. so there's always a c

the defense says davis was at home on the time, on gps monitoring and could not have fired the shot. davis admits being outside his home the day of the shooting but denies any involvement in the shooting. >> davis is facing attempted first-degree murder charges. >>> a chaotic scene in college park is now making news across the country. wjz has obtained video of police in riot gear, beating students with nightsticks. kelly mcpherson is here to explain what is happening. >> reporter: one officer is suspended. and the chief of police is trying to identify all of the other officers who are seen in this video, beating the student. >> reporter: when the university of maryland basketball team beat duke university, a riot broke out in college park. >> there were some people getting ready to pull signs in and stuff. cops were chasing us. it was pretty wild. >> reporter: this video from that night shows an intense police beating. watch the student in light- colored pants, skipping down the sidewalk. this was jack mckenna, who was later charged with disorderly conduct and assaulting a police of

domenica davis is live in our extreme weather center. first, joining me by phone is reporter, live in yazoo city? >> i am standing next to the tree. ambulances and now taking to the people to the hospitals, treating them for the injuries, but i have to tell you. there are tons of people still trapped in houses and vehicles. people are getting on four-wheelers and trying to get to them. they are hoping to get those people out before it gets dark. there are a lot of people taking equipment, trying to cut down trees. the governor has declared a state of emergency. it is a big mess out here. as we speak, those are guard helicopters over my head. it's sad and terrible, it talked to a man that lost his daughter-in-law. when the tornado hit, she was hit in the back of the head and killed. fortunately her kids are alive but it's awful out here. we are hoping that the survivors are got to as soon as possible. >>> you said one of the first things how long it stayed on the ground and how much notice they had. what you have learned? >> that is one o

davis pointed out. the reason there were reports written was because it was very unto ward. there may have been some people who decided they didn't want to report it and suffered it in silence. there were indeed reports written. >> why didn't the church proceed with charges? aggravate aid sault is a felony, against the law. >> the church treated it as internal matter and he was disciplined internally. >> you said marty rathbun beat people more than a dozen times and mike beat people and some of it was known at the time and yet that seemed to be acceptable behavior in the church and no charges were ever filed against november these people. it seems remarkable if that really is the truth unless the opposite is true and their charges are true and the head of the church was doing these beatings and it would make sense no charges were filed and they would come forward. >> they were removed. the individuals who were attacked whether to file charges or not is completely their choice. >> this is so abhorrent to scientology's beliefs, beatings, it doesn't seem it was taken all that s

prevent rajai davis from going to third. here is another play on a bouncer back through the middle, won't you know, here is a two run triple down the line, they got on a bouncer that got by the glove of the team and they are just not making it happen. >> most short stops in a case like that when you have someone stealing second base, you notice right away the throw has to be short. you have to be a catcher yourself and keep it from going into centerfield and keep them from getting into scoring possession. that is what happened. group ball up the middle, he had the range, he is trying to make a play at the same time but really he has to catch the ball because no play can be made without it. >> if he does go to center field, that scorer does not score. you loose two plays right there and that's what is going on. rick, he is back in the lead 4- 3, nick markakis with a couple of doubles luke scott 0-3 on the night and he can ponder that. oakland a's is now 1-10 on the young season. listen to joe and fred on the radio. we will be

davis foundation. many thanks to kevin for providing the cover art for our program tonight, and of course the mandarin hotel and their great staff, who have accommodated our needs and are serving you tonight. more than two months ago, congress was debating the great issue of health care . sports fans anticipated a great hockey match between canada and the u.s., and storms paralyzed the northeast. here we are now. used up with us. congress is debating another big issue -- used up with us. congress is debating another big issue -- you stuck with us. but congress is debating another big issue, so we like to think of ourselves as having a big role on history, but it is dÉjÀ vu all over again. 91 years ago, a group of pioneering women's journalists formed when an press club -- women's press club to establish their voice in an otherwise male-dominated business. we are proud airs of that legacy. we are celebrating the 40th anniversary of the national press club's decision to open its doors to women and the

and identified the davis as the shooter. at times the mother of 5-year-old raven wyatt had to leave the courtroom as eye witnesses gave details about the shoo shooting of raven. we talked with brooks leaving court today. >> she is great. >> how difficult has the past year been for you? >> very difficult. >> ravens' mother has been keeping a low profile during this whole trial. i asked if she had any reaction to haul not appearing in court today. and she simply said no. joy lepola, fox 45 news "late edition". >> concerns tonight over baltimore city's practice of rotating fire company closures. after three people, including a firefighter are seriously injured. truck company 12, a ladder truck with lieutenant jeff novac arrived first at the apartment fire wednesday night. novac and others face the fire without water since the first three closest engines were unavailable. he rescued one person. came out of the building. then went back inside. >> eventually we're not sure what happened yet. but fire overcame him. he had to go out

here's linsey zafyninsey davis. >> reporter: the video shows a woman. he's stabbed several times if the torso, but second laters, the camera captures the attacker running away. he starts to chase him but then collapses. watch what happens next. the first person to arrive walks right by. so does the next person and the one after that. daylight does, but help does not. a procession of 20 people apparently to help. one man pulls out a cell phone only to snap a picture. another man rolls him over to see blood but then walks away. he laid here for an hour and a half before someone finally called 911 for help. but what these security cameras captured we've seen before. seattle washington, a 15-year-old girl is brutally beaten as three security guards stand by and watch. hartford, connecticut, a hit and run. the 78-year-old victim lies bleeding as ten vehicles drive by. >> it really scares the heck out of us in the psychology business is the desensitivation. >> reporter: it's too late. an immigrant from guatemala recently lost his job and his home. the sad iro

here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: wall street got an earful from president obama as he made the case for tough new regulatory controls. >> a free market was never meant to be a free license to take whatever you can get, however you can get it. >> reporter: in the shadow of wall street at cooper union college, president obama touted the new bill as a way to protect the american taxpayer, among other things, he says it will give share holders new power in the financial system and bring new transparency to the marketplace. >> and i was encouraged to see a republican senator join with democrats this week in moving forward on this issue. that's a good sign. >> reporter: not so fast said republicans on capitol hill. >> the administration has said it wants to end bailouts. i say to them prove it. >> reporter: while closed door talks on a bipartisan compromise continue, senate democratic leader harry reid vowed to force votes on the reform plan as early as monday. >> no matter how hard you try to distort this debate, it is coming. >> reporter: the president got a luke warm response. the

stuart davis whose abstract paintings were full of jazz inspired pictures inspired him as a model of greatness. is it any wonder so many munitions long to play the way he play and sing the way he sang? it was no accident that they usually referred to armstrong not as satchmo, his own favorite nickname, but as pops. he was the father figure of jazz and what his children wanted was to be him, or at least come as close as they possibly could. why did armstrong spend so many hours scribbling on a pad or hunched over a typewriter? partly because he was a gregarious man who enjoyed sending chatty letters to his friends and fans. we actually have a gentleman in the audience tonight you has a couple of letters that armstrong sent him. but also because he believed he had something of value to tell the world. having been born desperately poor, he had worked desperately hard, first as a boy and then as a man and this he had much in common with ragged horatio alger whose burning desire to grow a propelled him into the ranks of the middle-class. self-discipline, self-improvement, self-reliance. t

i called rick davis, who's executive producer of "crossfire," and i said, 'look, i do tv. i've done tv for 10, 12 years, i'm good at it. i know as much as all those guys do. give me a shot. try somebody outside the beltway.' and he -- i was lucky because he had seen me debating pat buchanan once at a convention somewhere, in s -- in los angeles, actually, and so he remembered that, and he said, 'yeah, i'll give you a shot. so i'll call you.' never called. so i was coming back here. a friend of mine was being sworn in as -- as -- in as ambassador, and i called davis again and said, 'i'm coming to washington on my own nickel. i'll be in town. how about that shot you promised me?' and he said -- what could he say? i thought -- you know, i was here, so he said, 'ok,we'll do it,' one -- two, three days, i think, and so i came in. i got in the rotation up against some pretty heavyweight contenders and got the job. c-span: what happened next? how do you know you -- i mean, what -- at what point did you know you were going to get this job? >> guest: well, it was a -- it was a funn

davis: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extends their remarks on this legislation. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. davis: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, while there are positive signs of economic recovery around the country, the budget deficit is still an important issue. therefore it is appropriate that we continue to forgo a cost of living adjustment at this time. as we did for 2010. i hope all of my colleagues will join me in supporting this measure and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves the balance of her time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. lungren: thank you very much, mr. speaker. and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lungren: mr. speaker, i rise tod

you have mark davis out there on the circuit now who does not have any sponsors. he started out with joe gibbs, gibbs racing, the ex-former coach of the. i don't know what the details are. but the father who just passed, he put all of his disposable income into his son. went through his 401(k), depleted that, remortgage the home. there are things you have to do, but mark davis hit 18, 19 years old and then you have to make a decision if you are not moving up the ladder, most race car drivers don't have a college degree. it is a blue-collar sport. they are making a living on racing if they can get a break. as an african-american you are at a crossroads when you are a driver in your son hits 18, do you want to be blue-collar or professional? if you are going to be blue-collar, you have to forgo college education and drive maybe another 10 years or until you are 28 or 12 years until you are almost 30 and not have a college education are you have to cope back off and go to college. that is happened to a lot of african-american drivers because you can't see the future.

domenica davis is at the extreme weather center with details. hello. >> brian, yeah, the tornado warnings are starting to pile up to the south. namely through mississippi and alabama. but also, damage reports now are starting to pile up. we have a couple of dangerous cells that are moving off to the east at a pretty good clip. where we have the web, the latest tornado warnings that push up to the north. it's the ones that are sitting in the alabama area, mississippi, that border that, where we're looking at particularly dangerous cells right now that are rolling off to the east. we do already have four confirmed reports that there were tornadoes in the alabama area. so we're going to continue to watch this situation as the cells plow off to the east. and it's not just this morning that we are going to be looking at and the early afternoon that we are going to look at the threat for severe weather. it will last throughout the afternoon. you can see the watch boxes are getting taller there. so, the threat continues into this evening. >> brian: dom

hall also testified davis was wearing the tracking device during the several days he stayed with her home following the shootings. davis claims he was not in the area whether a street fight broke out that led to gunfire. 5-year-old raven white is recovering from a gun shot wound. a teenager was the intended target and was shot in the arm. the two males fought and later he con fessd he shot reds and thought he shot the little girl. >> she got on the stand and told the truth, and i'm proud of her. >> but plenty of questions remain about where he was. >> there are questions where he was between 12:50 and 4:58 p.m. >> prosecutors are trying to show there are discrepancies in the way the tracking system works. a vice president of i-secure-track testified that if someone is separated from the track the information is not reported back tot company's base in omaha until the two units are back within range of each other. >> baseball season is officially underway in baltimore with the home opener at camden yards yesterday. >> even though the o's lost to the blue jays, fans we talked to are opt

davis getting to 3rd. he would score from there. right now the in the 5th inning, the o's trail 4-2. >>> you can add another oriole to the disabled list, felix pie out for at least 15 days with an upper back muscle strain, originally thought to be a left shoulder issue. he aggravated it swinging the bat last night. he's been the o's most consistent hitter in the first week of the season. now joining roberts and gonzalez on the disabled lit. >>> malone brown leaving the mount st. mary's to go to holy cross in massachusetts. he leaves the mound after seven seasons in emmitsburg. he led the team to an ncaa birth leading the school to the first ever tournament division birth. jordan leapold leveled. out cold, but eventually able to get up and skate off on his own. pittsburgh, sydney crosby stick handles. pass from the knees and chris latang with the shot that scored. that was the game winner. 2-1, the series is now tied one game each. washington will play host to montreal in game two of their series tomorrow night. finally the nascar bo

>> i am excited about the metros calling up ike davis from the 2-bit confederacy. >> who isn't? >> i think he has an excellent career ahead. i think he is getting old. >> maybe this is the last one, put it away, bury it. >> bring it out later at a party. florida mayor wants city employees to quit smoking or be fired. you refer to laura brad burn as a bitter old battle ax. shame on you you massage nis sexist pig. >> i only did it for literal purposes. she understood that. >> she is only 46. >> she is a year older than me. opposites attract. >> you said brad burn looks like sean penn in "carlito's way" and as of 2006 she is single and you know what that means. >> i am facebooking her tonight. >> more like derosa's way. >> i will attach a picture from larry of the three stooges and say thinking of you. >> terrible. >> pat, you said every time the government gets involved it gets broken. you are not one of those tea partiers, are you? >> he does like to party. >> i do get the feeling are you seriously thinking about replacing your drummer with mcmenthol. >> i am thinking about repla

. >> there is more testimony in the trial of lamont davis and his 16-year-old girlfriend was taken into custody. our reporter is live at the courthouse with details. >> we learned more about the gps system that was used to track the defendant and we learned that to missing witnesses have been found, including his girlfriend, who concluded her testimony today. ms hall was forced to court in handcuffs to finish testifying a day after defying a court order to appear. >> i do not think people appreciate how frustrating and stressful testifying is. you watch on a television show and it happens in five minutes. on wednesday, she had been on the stand for a little over two hours. her children were in a hallway. she wanted food for them and for herself. it is very stressful. >> the judge warned the 16-year- old she had to answer questions truthfully, remain calm, and behave well, or she could spend the next several nights in jail. she told jurors her boyfriend was at his home with her the morning of july 2, 2009. he was wearing an ankle strap. he was wearing a tracking device during the several

from the left side of the net, you saw the score and later on, nick davis from navy, watching him getting a running start and last of all, we had -- well, this game was navy ahead, 2-1 and we'll have a final score later on. and the goalie, over to grace and at 14 against number venireman. and they scored 3 goals and then, they scored for the first time all season. the score, 11-6. meantime, opening day at pimlico. here in the 9th race, close finish. the number six sports, baltimore bob. holding on to all he has. ball mother bob wins and he -- >> that's sports for now, big, big lacrosse match tonight in maryland and we'll have the highlights at 1:00 1:00. >> it will be a good one. >>> coming up tonight, shock and sadness, a community reacts to the murder of their school principal and we'll have the latest from the vigil and the city shows solidarity for a neighborhood riddled with crime, how waverly is proving it's stronger than ever. be sure to watch csi miami at 10:00 and that's followed by wjz-13 at 11:00 and tomorrow night, we'll bring you the country music awards live at 8:00. >>> a f

fox 5's jennifer davis joins us with more on the service. >> reporter: before today's memorial service the president and vice president met privately and individually with the families of the 29 men killed in the mine explosion. the president publicly promised to do whatever he can to make sure no other miners die pursuing the american dream. >> kim i davis, carl pea hiu acorn. james eddie mooney. >> reporter: one after another, the names of 29 husbands, fathers, sons, brothers, grand fathers and nephews were read aloud. and as their families placed a miner's helmet on a simple white cross they received presidential condolences for the loss of their ones in the he explosion. >> these miners lived as they died, in pursuit of the american dream. ♪ >> reporter: the vice president says those who died were braving dangerous underground conditions to put food on their tables and power their country. >> the men we remember today went into the darkness so that we could have light. >> reporter: the massey energy executive who runs the mine was in the crowd, sitting at the back of the hall as