shopping center, along frederick road. expect delays in the area. as we said, this will affect at least 900 people and possibly last for days before bge can get this problem rectified. back to you on tv hill. all right, captain mike. wjz will continue to keep you updated on the report. we ll have a live report coming up all new at 6:00. today, jurors hear the medical explanation for yardley love s death. the baltimore county native was found dead inside her apartment, near the university of virginia. now, a doctor describes severe and significant injuries, discovered on her body. wjz stays on this story, live in charlottesville, virginia. adam may is there, and explains today s testimony was too much for love s mother. adam? well, kai. this is what you might call the csi day in this trial. both sides spent the entire day, tryi to set the forensic and medical in their favor. as that was happening inside the courtroom, outside the courtroom, i had a very casual, brief con
i m asking you to leave. reporter: officers never ask him to stop recording. instead, they threaten to arrest him for loitering and ask him to leave the area. turn around and walk. i m leaving. turn around and walk. biff give me give me your id. that seems to be their way of saying, well, we have this policy. instead of telling me, you can t do that, we re just going to tell you, you can t be here. police protection, there should be guidelines on how close you can be to record officers employs. because in you re a police officer that puts your life in danger every day when you show up to work, you don t want extra burden to worry about if videotapers are friend or foe. reporter: ironically, culver says, had the officers just ignored him, this video wouldn t have gotten any attention. first thing i would have happened, i probably would have tweeted something like, some poor schmuck just got arrested on croft street. and went to bed. reporter: culver s
900 customers right near the southwest shopping center. we do have bge on the scene and extensive bge response. nearly 50 bge vehicles, as well as a bge command post, and a fire command post, are in the rear of the west side shopping center. mark is showing that to you now. now, it is likely going to be several days before bge can effect this repair. there is water has gone into the gas main, and that causes problems. bge is also digging in an area south of west side shopping center. so expect not only a lot. gas disruption here in the area for folks. but also the possibility of traffic problems, as bge vehicles, extensive amount of bge vehicles being in the area. back to you on tv hill. captain mike, thank you. we will have more on this developing story coming up new at 5:00 and 6:00. wjz is following another developing story. the future of same-sex marriage bill is in the balance. injust minutes, a critical vote is expected in a house committee. the vote will take place
untimely death of the superstar. the first aid and cpr measures were performed and an attempt to revive her. they were unsuccessful at approximately 3:55 p.m. whitney houston was pronounced dead at the beverly hilton hotel. reporter: at sunday night s grammy awards the mood was uplifting as greats talked about perhaps the greatest of them all. she is the best singer i ever heard. it is like a hole in the heart of music. reporter: during the broadcast jennifer hudson, a voice fraught with emotion, sang a moving rendition of the song that became whitney houston s trademark. i will always love you reporter: funeral services will be held in newark, new jersey, her hometown, at the end of the week, a city that first witnessed the rise of an amazing superstar. in beverly hills, california, i m sarah edwards, news 4. local musicians and artists who knew whitney houston are speaking out about how she touched their lives and impacted their careers. singer/songwriter lomo
extraordinary emotion about the sentence handed down against convicted killer, britney norwood, life without the possibility of parole. until i somehow can get over the pain and suffering that i know my daughter went through, my unconscious will not let go of it. i ve always been protective of my sister. it s impossible to imagine the pain and suffering that she endured and not hate that. reporter: at the hearing, the 29-year-old norwood addressed murray s family, saying before i go to prison, i needed you to hear how deeply sorry i am. but trial testimony that norwood had bludgeoned murray, her co-worker at the bethesda lulu women s wear store and stabbed her 330 times affected the judge s verdict as well as that norway originally eluded detectives about a pair of intruders. miss norwood will die in jail and not eligible for parole. reporter: norwood s family left the courthouse with security at the back of the courthouse and accompanied by sheriff s deputies and d