death and devastation, one year after an earthquake and tsunami. >> how j pan is planning to remember the thousands of victims. march 11th, 2011, a massive earthquake in japan triggered 30-foot waves that washed away many lives and property. a year later, while survivor struggle to survive, another quake strikes. >> reporter: those who lived through it will never forget it. the moment an un stoppable tsunami slammed the city. they say they thought it was the end of the world. stranded on the second floor of their home, they watched the giant waves come in. their story made front page news. they lost 8 family members and now live in temporary housing.

in one year they returned once to recover this memorial from the ruins. she says in japanese culture this tribute is the heart and soul of the home. the government has designated dozens of destroyed villages as tsunami risk areas, no rebuilding will be allowed. the disaster caused a meltdown at the feck she ma reactor triggering the worst nuclear crisis in 25 years. japanese officials worried they may have to evacuate tokyo. emergency drills are underway across the capital as japan prepares to mark the first anniversary of the quake. even though they have no place to return to, they sang the japanese song [foreign speaking], which means my dream is to go back home.

>> the 5.4 quake struck near the zone devastated last year. there are no reports of injuries. memorials will take place across japan sunday. in one town residents will send thousands of lanterns to sea to represent victims who died. grizzly discovery, a newborn baby found dead in the trunk of a car. denise has the story. >> autopsy results are expected today on a baby found in a car. the car was parked on the 500 block of halloween point road. the parents of the owner of the car were cleaning out the trunk last night and found the baby's body. it's unclear if this is a connection between the owner and the dead infant. the case is investigated as a homicide. police are searching for the child's mother. the maryland state police is assisting the calvert county sheriff's office in the

investigation. on a busy road a mother running errands is killed in a crash. the cause, two vehicles drag racing. police many montgomery county need your help to find the drivers responsible. >> i am destroyed. >> days after his wife is killed, he is pleading for the public's help to find the person or people responsible. >> i beg you, i beg you to please cooperate and help the police department. >> the 31 year old, a mother of three young children was killed wednesday. according to police, two cars were racing on randolph road. one of the racing cars changed lanes at the same time as garcia. they collided and her out ma veered off the road, rolled and slammed in to a fire hydrant. >> witnesses stated that the darker four door sedan may have been trying to catch up to a

green and white mini cooper, also on the roadway at the same time. >> garcia was pronounced dead at a hospital. her says says she just got her license two years ago, a careful driver, a wonderful wife, and a loving mother. need to get information. >> montgomery county police are asking anyone with information about this accident to call them at 301-840-2435. a year and a day behind bars today former prince georges county council member, leslie johnson, reports to prison in virginia. johnson was convicted of destroying evidence in the corruption scheme that involved her husband , jack johnson, the former county executive. jack is serving a 7- year sentence for his crimes. the prison called camp cupcake once housed martha stewart and billy holiday.

unraveling support, arundel county firefighters joined police in expressing no confidence in leadership. mike hellgren explains what this means. >> the fire chief tells wjz he has no plans to leave the union vote broke down this way, 396 members vote nod confidence in him, 14 did have confidence. support for indicted executive john leopold and his department heads continues to unravel with firefighters vote nothing confidence in their chief days after two police unions vote nod confidence in their leadership including mr. leopold. >> leadership starts from the top. it's apparent with the indictments slated against the executive. he is a failed leader of arundel county. it's time for him the step aside and his department heads failed the citizens of arundel and too should step aside and allow people to come in and put this ship back on its course.

>> reporter: the chief issued this statement. it would be inappropriate to discuss labor related issues as we are in the middle of the negotiations process. we are committed to delivering world class service. the state prosecutor alleges leopold abuses security details making them take him to sexual encounters and keep files on political enemy, leopold denies wrong doing. >> i'm confident when the relevant facts are known, we will prevail. >> reporter: the indictment is no distraction sending this picture of an event he attended last night. in keeping with business as usual, mr. leopold announced a public access television show called the department keeping people better informed of county services. mike hellgren, wjz 13 eye witness news. john leopold is scheduled

to be arraigned this month. a traveler through del less tries to pull one over on customs agents. a dc man arriving from japan claimed to have three cartons of cigarettes but an x-ray revealed he had 900 backs hid hidden in the luggage. they were seized. the man was released. a baltimore county police officer is involved in a crash trying to make a traffic stop. sky eye chopper 13 is over the scene at route 40 and 68th street in rose dale. the officer's car crashed in to a transit van. the drive was trapped. the officer wasn't seriously hurt. the vehicle pursued left the scene. cooler today but above normal. outside now it's sunny with a few clouds. wjz has weather and traffic together. bob has the updated weather. >> anything is cooler than 74, which is what he had yesterday. it got up to 57.

now, with just basically sunny skies. 55 now, it's cooler to the west. oakland only at 38. there is a breeze going on, still 21-mile an hour to the south a lot less. the winds will be with us for a few hours yet this evening and a little bit breezy tomorrow from time to time. let's look at what you have to do late tomorrow night or sunday morning. that is right. before you go to bed, spring forward one hour, daylight savings time starts at 2:00 a.m. this weekend on sunday. that's something you must do saturday night before you retire. okay? or sunday morning when you get up. thank you. let's check on the roads with christy at traffic control. >> hi everyone. friday afternoon on the beltway, never an easy time, if you are traveling on the topside, delays on the outer loop there from harford to 83, the inner loop struggling from pairing to 83 in that

direction. west side, stop and go from southwest boulevard around to security boulevard. average speed 35 miles an hour. northbound 95 slowing down there from pulaski over to the bellway on the northeast side. it should take you 5 minutes to get through. as far as accidents go, southbound on bw at 175, a crash blocking the right hand lane. maiden at shell born and division street at gold street. if you are traveling on the outer loop, 83 to 95, 35 miles per hour, average and 18 minutes to get through. let's look as you can see things are building on the beltway west of york road. unusual sighting in edgemere that's going to have you going awe, a winter harp seal is hanging around

baltimore county. the coordinator took the candid shots on a pier in edgemere. it appears to be posing for the camera. the harp seal usually swims along the east coast in winter and often seen in ocean city but rarely show up in the chesapeake bay. >> that's beautiful, wow. still ahead at 4:00, violent suspect, florida police officer tries to arrest a man, how a good samaritan helps him out. cross the finish line, the helping happened one organization is giving to special needs students. i'm gigi barnett at the bare school in west baltimore, that story is straight ahead. new details about the deadly costa concordia sinking and how it's affecting the passengers who survived. chillier today but unseasonably warm. stick around for your updated first warning forecast. ,,,,,,,,

police in fort lauderdale released new video of a beating inside a gas station in hopes of finding a person responsible. the suspect tells the victim to back up and begins hitting him. the man kept throwing punches . after beating him in to a corner, the attacker walks out, the victim suffered a chipped tooth as well as cuts and some bruises. some more dramatic video this time near pompano, florida beach, three homeless men helped put a criminal behind bars. police were called to a mcdonald's after a man was caught trying to steal another man's backpack. a deputy tried to handcuff him but the suspect reacted violently, three homeless men jumped in to subdue the man. the suspect was taken to jail where he is held without bond.

sometimes it takes help to cross the finish line in a race. that's what students at a baltimore bear school will get when they race this weekend. gigi barnett reports, it isn't the first time students teamed up with athletes to win. at the bear school in west baltimore, it's easy to root for the runners and forget about the wheelchairs along the wall. it's about crossing the finish line here, bear students plan to run in another race this weekend, the shamrock 5k. >> it's fun to be out there to be a part of it. >> reporter: through the help of athletes serving athletes, david started the group 6 years ago, since then, he is partnered with several schools for special needs students to get them racing. >> it takes a lot of work to get an athlete like james across the finish line. >> reporter: one of the students is 13-year-old james

banks, they began racing five years ago. so far they have are up fife marathons and a half dozen trio dozen triathlons together. amanda is james' teacher. she races with students, too. >> you can see how it helps them become confident and independent and more excited to be around people. >> five students will compete in this weekend's shamrock race. the training began weeks ago and it's tough, not just for the abled body athlete. when you go over the finish line, what does it feel like? >> i'm gigi barnett, wjz 13 eye witness news. >> athletes serving athletes has several races coming up. if you would like to run with students , there is a list at

wjz.com. click on news. can wall street end the week on a high note? the market finished up but well off the second. the dow up 14. sp up 5. nasdaq up 18. let's go to new york where allison has tonight's cbs money watch update. >> reporter: stocks are higher on the strength of the u.s. job market employers added 227,000 jobs in february, that's more than expected and the third month of gains. the unpolice department rate didn't change, thoughs it held steady at 8.3%, more people are heading back to the work force. greece has taken a step towards solving debt crisis . private creditors agreed to swap bonds for new ones worth far less. it paves the way to get a international bailout. top executives a at fannie may and freddie mac will no longer

get annual bonuses and salaries limited to half a million dollars a year. the compensation limits come amid pressure from congress to stop the big payout. 12 executives received more than $35 million in the two years following the financial crisis in 2008. the music video site unveiled a new design features a bigger player, personalized players syncing users i tune library and facebook page. the changes will add to the rumors facebook is interested in buying the video site. that's your money watch, for all your business headlines log on to cbsmoneywatch.com. house made mouse in home alone has a new owner. chicago area home sold for 1.5 million dollars. $1million less than the asking price. the home's kitchen and main staircase were featured in 1990 hit movie. the 14 room house had been on

the market for less than a year, 1990. 22 years ago. wow. >> it doesn't feel that long ago. >> my daughter still loves that movie. >> it's a funny movie. coming up on eye witness news at 4:00, ground breaking progress in afghanistan. the next step the u.s. is taking in order to get our troops home. [ male announcer ] scrubbologists have made a remarkable leap forward in hands-free toilet cleaning.

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little chillier than yesterday. still in the upper 50s, normal highs 50-51. compared to yesterday's really

warm day, it was a bit of a shock to people getting out this morning. today is going to be chilly. around freezing, which is normal for this time of year. now, 55, the dew point is low, very dry air, with the breeze, there is an enhanced fire danger. please be careful with any materials, lit cigarettes, barbecues, whatever, just be very careful out there. fire can start quickly under these conditions. barometer on the way back up. we are at 55. dc 58. only 38, breezy and cold out there. 47 up in cumberland and ocean city at 51. very dry air in the region. tonight, clear skies, winds will calm down. down in to the upper 20s to 30s in most places. 57 annapolis. few normal days, it's a shock to you system, 57 kent island now as you see a pretty warm,

wednesday, strong storm. 10- 15, 20 miles per hour, 26 up in hagerstown with slightly higher gusts. the front that came through last night gave the airport 1/100 of an inch of rain. didn't do much at all. to the south a little bit more. cleared out quickly. look how clearly defined the front is. temperatures in the 80s. cooled down a little bit for us. snow showers, this maybe the last lake effect snow of this crazy winter, early spring, across northern pa, new york, they had cold air moving across the lakes. lakes are not frozen. they had lake effect snow. for us, clear skies. tomorrow, will be a cool day. upper 40, just about normal to slightly below average. sunday, off the coast, here comes the warm air back and next week way above normal again, 60s to 70 plus by the middle of next week.

small craft advisory through saturday. winds as high as 25 knots. they jump around 45 degrees. spring forward tomorrow night before you go to bed. 32 tonight. 48, sunshine, all day long. with the sun it feels good. in the shade it's a breeze, it will feel on the chilly side on your saturday. a warm up on sunday already. cbs prime time lineup at 10:00, another episode of blue blood, stay tuned for eye witness news at 11:00. scott kelly has a preview of what is coming up on the cbs evening news. >> if you had trouble getting your kids to chip up with house cleaning, a secret may straighten things up when he goes on the road tonight on the cbs evening news. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

55 degrees mostly sunny. thank you for staying with eye witness news i'm denise koch. >> i'm vic carter. >> good news concerning the country's employment picture. in february, more employers threw open their doors adding strength to the economic recovery. the job numbers were better than expected and could bring new hope to ton employed. >> reporter: they waited for hours in the winter chill. >> i'm looking to do sales. >> reporter: many out of work for months. some for years. but the tide is slowly turning. employers are on a hiring spree

adding 227,000 jobs in february. the unemployment rate stayed at 8-point be% as workers who had given up hope started searching for jobs again. the positive trend could help president obama's reelection campaign. visiting a manufacturing plant in virginia, he said the economy is getting stronger. >> our job now is to keep this economic engine churning, we can't go back to the same policies that got us in to this mess. >> reporter: wall street liked the job numbers too, when americans are working they spend more money, which powers the economy. >> the number being positive , the market will take any positive data point. >> reporter: hiring last month was broad based from manufactureing to health care to food services. inside the job fair, employers are looking for candidates with a drive to succeed.

nearly 13 million americans are looking for work. with february's surge , the country has seen 3 of the strongest months of job growth since the ends of the recession. -- the end of the recession. >> the government also reviseed the figures for december and january showing 61,000 more jobs than originally reported. death toll rises after massive tornados. >> reporter: a victim from the monster storm died. bringing the number killed in those tornados to number 40. a 70-year-old retired coal miner died from injuries he suffered in the february 29th twister. students in hard hit henryville indiana are getting ready to head back to class. they are expected to start in a nearby school monday. it destroyed half of henryville high school and they hope to re- open by the fall. the red cross is assisting

tens of thousands of displaced by the storm. details released in the shooting at the university of pittsburgh. it happened at the western psychiatric institute and clinic. a man walked in to the lobby and opened fire with two semi automatic weapons. two people were killed and six wounded. today one victim is identified an an employee of the clinic. police are considering releasing a postmortem photo. u.s. military sign as deal to transfer its prison over to afghanistan control. key step in the long-term impact or pact on u.s. military presence in afghanistan. the u.s. will handover the 3000 afghanistans held at the par one detention facile. president obama and afghanistan president karzai continued to work on a formal agreement for the role of u.s. forces after nato's transfer of security in 2014. the republican presidential

hopefuls push economic plans and take aim at president obama's policies. daniel notingham reports for wjz. they are campaigning ahead of caucuses saturday and pair of southern primaries next week. >> reporter: mitt romney trying to get southern voters to warm up to him. campaigning in jackson, mississippi, romney worked to sell himself as the candidate who can beat president obama. >> more jobs, less debt, smaller government. that's what we want. that is not what we got. >> reporter: newt gingrich is at ease in the south. he spent the day in mississippi, promoting his plan to get gas prices down to $2.50 a gallon. >> i don't care how much money barack obama raises for his campaign, if every american drives up to a gas station and every american sees the obama praise of gas it's going tow race the advertising. >> reporter: that message could be working. newt gingrich on top of a new

mississippi poll, but rival rick santorum is making a play for the same voters. santorum is hoping to convince southern republicans especially evangelicals that a vote for him tuesday would narrow the race. we go out and win elections, we get this race down to two and win election after elections we will be the nominee. >> reporter: as the republicans battle it out, president obama swarmed through a key battleground state. >> hello, virginia. >> reporter: pitched a billion dollars plan to bring back jobs that have gone overseas and headed for texas for a pair of campaign fundraisers. >> ron paul is campaigning in kansas today. he has yet to win a contest but believes caucus states give him the best chance to pick up delegates. breaking news from washington state an attack inside a courthouse and a deputy and judge are injured. this is in washington state.

in is a live picture right now at the scene, the attack happened inside the grays county courthouse. this afternoon, this is a neighborhood nearby. police say there was a shooting and a stabbing, and they are looking for the man who is possibly armed and dangerous. the man responsible, area buildings are on lockdown. it's 90 miles southwest of seattle. this is live from the scene in a neighborhood where a search is underway looking for the shooter. we will bring you more information as it becomes available. official as at the u.s. department of veteran affairs is trying to dig out of a growing controversy. 100 misplaced headstones and graves discovered at two national cemeteries in california. this comes after a huge mix up at arlington national cemetery, back in 2010. soldiers are setting up a new electronic records system to prevent future reports. the body of a final missing crewman aboard the helicopter that crashed in alabama has been found. official says they recovered

the body of petty officer third class drew knight 2.5 miles from the crash sight in mobile bay. he was on a training mission with three crew members when the chopper went down. pope has strong words for visiting u.s. bishops. >> the pope waited deep in to u.s. politics announcing the gay marriage lobby in the u.s. he acknowledged comments might sound counter cultural, particularly to younger people. but told bishops to step up in the face of powerful, political and cultural occurrence. the comments come after governor o'malley signed the same-sex marriage bill in to law in maryland. thank you. the bill is expected to go to referendum this november. a giant solar lights up the sky. this is from st. cloud. the flair up was tuesday. the sun is producing outbursts like this.

experts thought the storm would disrupt comiewpcations to communications -- communications to power grids. no problems to report with the skies. sunny and we have nice temperatures around the area today. wjz has weather and traffic together. considerably cooler than yesterday. above average, back up in the 50s, now in the mid-50s. there you go 55, dc 58. the cold spot, as you might expect. 2000 feet up, down to 34, now late tonight as winds will diminish, we will get down to freezing, which is normal for this time of year. one thing you must know this weekend, is to set your clock ahead one hour on saturday, late saturday night when you go to bed or 2:00 a.m. on sunday. daylight savings time comes back this weekend. which means it won't get dark until 7:00 at night. let's check on the roads

with christy and traffic control. hello christy. >> the beltway is definitely going to be a headache for you. if you are on the west side of the inner loop, delays to security boulevard, north side stop and go from charles street around to 95, and the outer loop struggling in that direction from providence over to charles street. traffic moving at 30 miles an hour. northbound 895, heavy there up to 95. accidents include glenn keith in the towson area, bel air another accident, route one at tollgate road. two accident inin baltimore city. east little at north washington. live look as you can see things are jammed up there. that's a look at 70 at 29. that delay stretches over to marriottsville road.

newest additions to the student in baltimore. your first look at jack and nutmeg. and their mini friends. >> a happy march of the penguins. jack and nutmeg just joined the family. they were born 2.5 months ago at the married zoo in baltimore, they grow up fast, because they have to. >> from the time they hatch out of their egg, to the time they are 3 months old, they are considered fully grown and leave their parents that point and go off on their own. they have to grow up quickly. >> reporter: classic black and white coloring there l appear in the spring, they love microphones and everyday is an adventure. >> they are always doing something funny to amuse you. it's great to have a helping hand in propagate in endangered species. >> reporter: they have 52

penguins and some made friends with the newest members of the family. we will bring the juveniles in which are friendlier, we will bring the nicer adults in. >> reporter: jack and nutmeg joined two other baby penguins born in november. >> chicks are suspectable to malaria. when the mosquitos come out we stop hatching out penguin chicks and tart back in october. >> reporter: -- start back up in october. >> reporter: cool and unpredickable. ron matz, wjz 13, eye witness news. >> the penguins weigh 8 pounds each. jack born december 21st, sister born on christmas day. >> interesting. straight ahead on eye witness news at 4:00, evicted by lava. hawaii's kilauea chases homeowners. a massacre in syria, will the bloodshed stop scheduled peace

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mortars and tanks killed 31 people. the center of the opposition the president alsad's rule. worshipers hit leaving a mosque and two people were killed in house raids. china proposed calling for immediate ceasefire in syria, but opposes intervention by outside forces. lava flowing from a volcano in hawaii wipes out the last remaining home in a mound tanside neighborhood. the homeowner had time to escape. he lived in the house for 30

years. the lava swallowed up all the homes sparing his until now. details about two children found living alone in a school bus near houston. kai jackson has more. the children's mother who is in prison says the children weren't alone. >> the mere says the school bus has a big screen tv, and other things in it like a bathroom and bedrooms for the children. they say a relative was watching those children but that the children weren't alone. child services is apparently now investigating this case. of course we will continue to follow this story and bring you new developments. the trial of a former rutger student accused of using a web cam to spy on his roommate continues in new

jersey. the first defense witness took the stand today. he is accused of setting up a camera to videotape the intimate encounter. clementi committed suicide. ravi is charged with 15 counts. the costa concordia cruise ship capsized off of italy in january killing 25 people. two survivors are speaking out. anthony gomes has the story. >> reporter: long time friends cruising around europe, supposed to be the trip of a lifetime. it almost took their lives. lynn and karen were on the cruise ship, the ves that he will ran aground january 13th. stirred outrage when the captain abandoned ship and nearly 20 months later memories stated for many, but not for

the two here who survived. >> we are never going to forget that. i thought i was going to die. i have never been so frightened in my life. i thought i was not going to make it. >> reporter: both still have trouble sleeping at night each worry they are dealing with post-traumatic stress and hired an attorney to explore legal options. >> we were failed by a lot of people. >> reporter: the crew offered $14,000 as compensation. how can anyone put a price on an experience like this. it's something they still think about two months later. every time they leave their homes. >> when i say good-bye to a loved one, you never know, you never know. is it is last time? >> it's cost the carnival corporation $29 million. the world's largest cruise operator reports a net loss of over $130 million this year.

the kardashian families former nanny shares all in a new book. >> reporter: coming up on entertainment tonight, revealing new book about the kardashians about to hit stores, the family nanny written one and telling what she saw inside the kardashian home. >> it was crazy. >> was it like a circus? >> yes. >> before they became reality tv divas or turned kardashian in to the billion dollars business, there was a nanny caring for all four kids in grade school. >> they were definitely spoiled. any kid that grows up in malibu or beverly hills is spoiled. that doesn't mean that they were naughty or bad. i don't ever remember kim and courtney like having wild parties or anything. >> no wild parties? pam who made the lunches and fixed the dinners says what you

see seems realistic to her. >> who did you become closest to? >> i was close with chloe and rob. i think mainly because they were the youngest two. >> i want to ask you, what do you make of this stuff about who her father is? >> i truly believe that chloe is robert kardashian's child. they had an unbelievable bond. >> also tonight, a huge desperate housewives spoiler, which main character will die in the next episode? plus, behind the scenes exclusive on the hunger games. that and more later on entertainment tonight. >> that's at 7:30 here on wjz13. homecoming queen in louisiana is turning in her crown for a helmet. she is louisiana's state university homecoming queen but this week has been trying out for a spot on lsu's football team as a place kicker and a former lsu soccer goalie.

if she makes the team she will become the first football player in the school's history. >> that's a well rounded young woman. >> yeah. >> i bet she is smart, too. that is absolutely true, too. >> you go, girl. not as warm as yesterday but above normal and another warm up on the way. >> bob has the updated forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,

clear skies, cooler this afternoon than yesterday. the actual high occurred after midnight. 67 after midnight. it's dropped ever since, now in the mid-50s, above average. look at temperatures around the area right now, generally clear skies, 55 at the airport. dew points down. this is another very dry air mass, 22 degrees, means humidity is only 27%, and yes, with the breeze, and low humidity and almost no rain, came through last night. despite the fact that looked impressive for a little while. by the time i got here it

evaporated. fire danger in all woodlands area. be careful with cigarettes and lighted materials, please, outside. barometer 30.12-inches and rising. 55 here. 51 ocean city. 58 washington. 40 and a chilly 36 oakland. tonight as the winds die down, clear skies, temperatures will be dropping some upper 20s to the low 30s close to the bay and most of the urban areas, warmer. 55 in bel air, 57 rock hall and 5 in kent island. dc warm spot at 58. that breeze, dead calm, ocean city 26 miles an hour winds, last report hagerstown. the winds will be calming down, low pressure across southern on the area and canada, force the second dry funnel system across the region. clearing out nicely, tomorrow

cooler than today. upper 40s tomorrow night chilly and then just past that saturday afternoon chill, will be another big warm up as this high moves off the east coast, here comes the winds from the southwest, 60s plus next week and some low to mid-70s, yes, again. breezy tomorrow. small craft advisory on the bay through the day tomorrow. bay temperature 45. tonight clear, around freezing, except warmer in the city, colder some neighborhoods, north and west. tomorrow sunshine around 48, which is a couple of degrees cooler than average. in the sun, it will feel good. in the shade with the breeze, feeling chilly. prepare for that. a dry, nice weeken . still to come on eye witness news tonight. firefighters joining police in scathing criticism of leadership. residents sounds off and

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sounding off, is there a leadership crisis in arundel county after the indictment of john leopold? >> citizens and employees speak out and the county executive responds. >> i'm kai jackson. >> i'm mary bubala. here is what people are talking about. the bomb shell indictment against the county executive continues to make waves one week after it broke. police and firefighter unions have voted no confidence in their leaders. wjz is live with insight in to the investigation. mike hellgren has the county executive's response to the union. >> mr. leopold has been adamant there is no leadership. he praised the fire and police chiefs but union leaders are at their breaking points. firefighters and police unions in arundel voted they have no confidence in their