potential military clash between the north and south provocation by the north. >> reporter: hundreds of south koreans celebrated kim's death on the streets of seoul. they hope relations will now improve with their biggest enemy. the u.s. has more than 28,000 troops stationed in south korea to keep stability in the korean peninsula. >> we reiterate our hope for improved relations with the people of north korea and remain deeply concerned about their well being. >> kim's third son is the heir apparent to the family. but it's unclear how effective the 20 something will be at leading the isolated nation. some analysts believe north korea will make a bold move in the wake of kim's death to remind people of their power. >> to remind people they are still there. they are still armed, they still have teeth. >> reporter: for the next 10 days, north koreans will show

their vulnerability as they mourn the leading that led for 30 years. those working in the intelligence community are following developments from north korea. >> north korea relies on china. china right now is doing very well, and they do not want instability in their region. this might be a positive time for the people of north korea and for the region. >> reporter: groupersburger say says il attended school in maryland but did not interact

much with anybody. >> police say both parents are cooperating in the investigation. a horrible crime from new york city. a woman is burned alive in an elevator inside her own apartment building. steve carland reports. surveillance video documents the crime. >> reporter: jerome isaac set his own employer on fire over a financial dispute. investigators say he told him he was angry at geleski. the revenge pure evil caught on surveillance camera. dressed as an exterminator with white gloves and a dust mask on his head. he melted and charred, galespi died in agony with her shopping

bags. >> sad, i started really crying. what this person did to her. i thought, what went through your mind when you did this to this poor lady. >> reporter: geleski's family and friends brought flowers to the stoop of the building. some say they worried about her relationship with who they called the can man. the two fought over money and she fired him. around lincoln place is the second floor apartment isaac shares with his brother. after he murdered galeski he returned home and set small fires outside of his pardon me. - - outside his apartment. >> he was ordered held without bail. baltimore county police identify a woman struck and killed by a light rail train.

the accident happened one week ago today. police say the victim is 66- year-old janet elizabeth penacoon. they are not said how she died only that she was hit crossing the tracks, but it was not near a light rail stop. state police arrest the fifth and final suspect in a home invasion and shooting in carol county. police say the men went into a home in tawny town and robbed the home. the victim was shot in the leg during a robbery. each of the suspects face a number of charges including assault and armed robbery. time now for a quick look at some of the stories you will find in tomorrow's edition of the baltimore sun. the mta may need to raise fare next year. the plan that will allow live racing to continue in baltimore and who will help pay for it. for all these stories and much more read tomorrow's baltimore sun.

the lion king has roared in. mary bubala shows us what it takes to become one of the most popular characters. >> restiki opens the lion king with a powerful song. but before the sunrises and the animals are called to pride rock, rastiki must get her make up on. >> how much years have you been doing this character? >> three years. >> make up artist valerie anderson is about to show you through the power of make up and her finely craft skills that she can transform a news anchor into restiki. valerie uses precise strokes to

create what looks like an intricate mask. >> restiki is basically the wise woman. and all of it is very you know tribal markings and precise lines. >> the process of transforming into rastiki takes more than 30 minutes and dozens of techniques to get just the right look. the final touch false eyelashes. >> so here's the transformation starting with a very plain canvas, valerie's pain strokes fill in my face. and now that i sort of look like restiki i should sing her song right. valerie does her best to coach me. and so here is the final transformation into restiki. i know what you're thinking, wait for it, wait for it, here it is. i know, i can't do it. i can look like her but i can't

sound like her. there's an inner rastiki in her. tickets are still available including performances christmas eve and new years eve at 6:30. >> for a while i was worried we were going to lose marry. -- lose mary. the link between chemotherapy and memory loss. >> emotional farewell. the funeral for the new york police officer gunned down in the line of duty. bob turk in the weather center, mild start to winter this year. i'll have the exclusive five day forecast. wjz is always on, here are

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an emotion farewell for a new york city police officer. thousands of police officers from new york, and around the nation gathered to honor peter bregoski. he was remembered as a dedicated workers. he was murdered while investigating a robbery in brooklyn. the 47-year-old was today promoted to detective first

class. more charges against the philadelphia woman accused of kidnapping and stealing their welfare check. at today's hearing, prosecutors showed disturbing photographs of four of the victims showing big dashes and wounds. her daughter, boyfriend, and friend are also chargeed in this case. a possible side effect of one form of cancer treatment. women treated for cancer treatment are radiation are more likely to have memory issues after treatment. chemotherapy may produce some effects in the area of brain this could cause impaired

cognitive loss. 64-year-old diane rigo has been taking vitamin d for 10 year. >> i take a thousand units daily. >> reporter: studies have suggested that taking vitamin d supplements have reduced fractures in older adults. new the latest review shows that vitamin d along with calcium does reduce fractures in women. >> it's controversial, it's very hard to gleam from the literature if vitamin d by itself can prevent fractures. >> reporter: vitamin d has also been praised for its role. but researchers say they still more evidence. and can cause kidney stones. doctors say vitamin d and calcium work together. >> vitamin d helps absorb calcium. calcium is critical to bone health. >> reporter: the problem is everyone absorbs vitamin d differently so it's important

to check with your doctor about the right amount to take. dr.steven ronick recommends that people speak to their doctor. last year the institute of medicine said the average person needs no more than 600 international units of vitamin d daily. and older people may need a little more than that. scott pelley has what's coming up on the evening news. >> we'll talk to the secretary about iran's progress on about iran's progress on building ,,,, turns to winter

about iran's progress on building ,,,, and brings in the cold. because of our economy, millions more will feel that chill than ever before. they're the forgotten ones. the big boys have abused the system to enrich only themselves, while workers are still hurting. it could be a layoff after 22 years of working for the same company. or choosing between food and heat for a sick child. or after working your whole life, you don't have what you need to stay warm. you played by the rules, but who changed them? even though oil prices are soaring to record levels, in washington, fuel aid for the poor was cut in half.

citizens energy asked big oil companies and oil producing nations to help. they all said 'no,' expect for citgo and the people of venezuela. for the last 7 years, citgo has helped struggling families in the united states in good times and in bad. so if you need help staying warm this winter, give me a call. because no one should be left out in the cold.

wjz is following breaking news. police tell us that there is a shooting inside the parking garage at the townsend center. police dispatch tells us a male was shot in the upper body

outside of nordstrom. a milder start ott -- start to the week. how is the holiday week shaping up? >> take a look at the forecast for tomorrow. lots of clouds. temperatures close to the upper 30s. chance of rain tomorrow very, very slim. there may be a few showers. good chance of rain here, wednesday 56. 43, 55 on thursday. another chance of a little batch of rain thursday night and friday morning. we're back up to 50. saturday cloudy skies in the afternoon and evening. 32-36. there may be a little rain perhaps north and west of the city. a little bit of wet snow could mix in before it ends sometime on christmas day. that's about the best we can do at this point, denise. >> thank you, bob. still to come on eyewitness news tonight. ravens head coach john harbaugh talks about the rough night his defense had against the chargers passing game. >> mark has the story live from

the team's training facility coming up in sports. ,,,,,,,,,,,

well, it must have been tough to show at the ravens complex this afternoon mark. he's there with the wjz the fan sports report. >> reporter: yeah coach john harbaugh addressed the media today following that meeting with san diego. he spoke about the ravens loss of control of having home field in the play offs. they would have to win two games and hope a team ahead of them loses the game. concerned about the health of condit who missed his sixth field goal. how about the ravens defense, especially the secondary. rookie jimmy smith got extended playing time in the first round draft pick got picked apart and picked on by phillip rivers and the san diego receivers. i asked harbaugh about the

lesson learned by the rookie courtesy of the san diego chargers. >> any corner in this league would have had a tough time last night. under the circumstances, jimmy is a quick learner. so i think that is the first time we've gone up against an offense that was clicking that way all year. first time those guys have seen that caliber of quarterback play. they've seen quarterbacks of that caliber maybe, but not playing that well. >> reporter: and harbaugh tells me the lessons learned should help them comply off time, coming up on saturday, the final home game of the regular season, christmas eve date with the visiting cleveland browns and you can see that game right here on wjz. coverage kicks off at 1:00, stay with us when the game is gone i will continue our coverage live from the stadium with highlights and reaction from the team. plus, marty, wally williams and

jessica cartalia keep it going with ravens talk saturday here on wjz. the ravens are going to be watching some tv tonight themselves as the pittsburgh steelers are playing the 49ers in san francisco in the monday night game obviously the ravens would hope that the steelers lose tonight. and the steelers fortune very much riding on the health of quarterback ben roethlisberger. he is considered a game time decision tonight because the ankle injury that he suffered 10 10 days ago. veteran charlie bass faces that tough san francisco defense if he is unable to play. a steelers win moves them ahead of the ravens. one game up on the ravens after the pats beat tim tebow and the broncos in denver. this highly anticipated match up ended up lopsided a new

england victory ready to chad ochocinco. the pats improve to 11-3 as they beat the broncos. congratulations go out to baltimore's hutzel he is the teaching proand he is named the 2011 pga pro of the year. that included winning the national pro tournament. he will be honored coming up next month. more on the ravens coming up tonight at 11:00, back to you for now. >> thank you, mark. we'll be right back. coming up what's next for north korea including it's nuclear capabilities after the death of their leader. one of the last american soldiers to fight in the iraq war shares his story as he goes ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

don't miss the cbs prime line again follows by eyewitness news at 11:00. hundreds of santas are hitting the snow. it is skiing and riding santa

day at a resort in windham new york. each of the santas gave donations to a local food pantry. participants were given a free skiing ticket. the santas helpers, some ski better than others. as mark told you during sports, tim tebow had a rough day on the football field but denver broncos fans still witnessed a little magic. take a look at that, that is a monkey riding a dog. check out his little cowboy get up. the couple rounded up a herd of big sheep giving fans a halftime show they won't soon forget. i really hope that monkey is there willingly. >> i was going to say you can't tell if he or the dog like >> pelley: tonight, the death of

a dictator. as north korea mourns kim jong-il, the u.s. hopes for better relations, but who will be in charge of this communist nuclear power? the u.s. defense secretary tells us iran will not be allowed to become the next nuclear power. >> we will take whatever steps are necessary to stop it. >> reporter: will congress extend the payroll tax cut? and for how long? nancy cordes is on capitol hill. and florida a&m says no. mark strassmann reports the school's president will not be suspended in the hazing scandal. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, the secretary of defense says tonight that the united states will not allow iran to develop a nuclear weapon. in an interview with cbs news, leon panetta says that despite efforts to disrupt their nuclear program the iranians are reached a in