the weapons you sold to mala noche all had second sensors. that's classified. not after it appears on the local news, it won't be. all right. on the most expensive weapons, we hid a second sensor. we assumed they'd end up with priority targets. so the special requests all had second sensors? yes. and the mala noche hasn't discovered this yet? not yet. did you sell an assassin a weapon designed for close proximity? yeah, mostly it was automatic weapons, but there was a special request for a .22 with an extended barrel. and that had a second sensor? definitely. how do you track these weapons? i'm accessing the atf tracking system now. is the sensor active? yes, the .22 is in miami,

which means that so is the hit man. where? i don't know, give me a second. 29th and caitlin. eric, that's the coral breeze. anita and carlos just went back there to get their stuff. that means el asesino is still hunting them. unless he's one of them. (sirens wailing) anita, where's your gun? where's your gun? what are you doing? check every room. where's your gun? in my bag. what is this? what's going on? carlos, what are you doing? i was getting my books. get up, get up.

let's go. let's go, carlos, have a seat, sit down. he had this on him. those are my books. what are you doing? hey, don't i have a right to privacy? so you are a history student, huh, carlos? that's what you were looking for? what do we have here? what is that? that... is proof that this el asesino's gun. that's what that is. anita... it's not what you think. anita! our kfc famous bowl is famous. okay, 5 reasons.

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at's not my gun! yeah, whose gun is it, then? i found it! (laughs): you found it, yeah. where? under geraldo's dresser. i took it for protection when we left for mexico-- that's the truth! so it's geraldo's gun? yes! is that possible? well, i've never seen that before. la mala noche must have planted it in our house. did you hear what she said, carlos? i swear, i don't know how it got there! okay. (siren wailing) what do you want to do? we got to go back to the beginning. car bomb. ♪

what's wrong? this is impossible. what do you mean? h, i did hematrace, and i got nothing. now, we know blood can't hide from luminol even after it's burned. absolutely not. (chuckles) take a look. look at that. no blood. there never was. he wasn't in the car. ♪ (ticking) (rapid beeping)

(loud explosion) anita: what are you saying? geraldo faked his own murder? i'm saying that geraldo is el asesino. i can't believe this. do you know how that sounds? when did you meet him? eight months ago. that's the month they assigned a hit. (gunshots) ♪

so why couldn't he go through with the hit? because, i believe, he fell in love with you. anita: so, today he was at the condo. caine: he was at the condo today not to kill you but to protect you. i told him the one thing that could make me second-guess doing my job was if... if it put my family in danger. anita: he faked his own murder because he thought that would make me quit, and now i became even a bigger target

by coming here and finding you. i agree. we have to bring him in. how can i betray him? he's a killer. you took an oath. geraldo is my husband. if you don't help me, i can't protect you. i can't do it. with or without your help, i'm gonna bring him in. (siren wailing) ♪

(faucet running) (loud clatter) tv newswoman: anita torres, a sheriff from la cancion, mexico, was gunned down today. now, police don't have a suspect in custody, but sources say the mala noche drug cartel is responsible for the shooting. right now mrs. torres is in critical condition, clinging to life at dade memorial hospital. (monitor beeping) i'm so sorry. (sustained beep tone)

anita. (slow inhale) (gun hammer cocks) let me see those hands. and get up slowly. slowly. hands where i can see 'em. anita, you betrayed me. caine: get those hands in the air. don't do it. don't. hands in the air. don't. don't do it. hey! your hands! i love you. don't do it. (anita gasping) (indistinct police radio transmission nearby) ♪ (sobbing)

♪ so, el asesino... ain't so mythical. looks like your face paid the price for talking to me. i guess you've been demoted. yeah, well, you know, nothing's for free. elsa... is she okay? she's okay. you know, i've been thinking... about the thing you mentioned before. grace. it's like forgiveness, right? it can be. so what i did today might have earned me a little? that's up to you.

(gate buzzes) walter. mr. o'shay? i think you have great potential. thanks. but if horatio continues to ignore procedure, your whole team could be in jeopardy. and i don't want to see that happen. what is it that you want, mr. o'shay? (chuckles) a little cooperation. cooperation? yeah. think about it. i would never work with that guy. i know you wouldn't. but it might not be a bad idea for him to think you would. hmm.

i love it here. anita. if you and carlos wanted to stay, i could arrange that. i can't. i'm needed back home. but if you go back to mexico, they're gonna kill you. what would you do? thank you. you take care of yourself. you, too. captioning sponsored by cbs c.s.i. productions and toyota. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

i got it, i'm sorry. these people, huh? you know i've found that anger is the enemy of instruction. you don't know the egos that i have to deal with. you're probably right. thank you! whoever you are.

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9news now. there are so many dead. too much destruction says one mayor in turkey after a 7.2 earthquake hit this country. hello, i'm bruce johnson. thank you for joining us this sunday night. over 100 people known dead tonight but counting is just beginning. the fear that number will climb dramatically. an undetermined number trapped under collapsed buildings and homes in the massive quake that struck the eastern part of

turkey this morning. drew levinson begins our coverage with the latest on rescue and recovery efforts tonight. >> reporter: emergency crews worked through the night tigging through the rubble for survivors after a 7.2 magnitude earthquake devastated eastern turkey sunday. rescue workers endured bitter temperatures along with several aftershocks including one that registered 6.1. the turkish prime minister went to see the damage himself. in the daylight it is easier to get a clearer picture of the devestation. buildings are in shambles and thousands have been forced from their homes including this woman who lost her home. but said thank god my kids were not at home during the quake. emergency workers dug through the debris hoping to find someone inside alive.

and they did. this man pulled from a collapsed building. power is out in this remote region of turkey making it even more difficult to find survivors. >> it is incredibly sad to see rescue workers who have to rely on generators which are loud to be able to continue relief efforts. they cannot hear people screaming for help who stuck in those buildings, in the rubble. >> reporter: two cities appear to be hottest hit and are reporting the most casualties. several countries including the yates the -- united states have pledged to help. >> people in this area with family in turkry are following developments there closely tonight. we talked to the manager of the

popular turkish restaurant in the northwest. >> an awful tragedy. a lot of people suffering. a lot of people homeless. friends, family. one of our coworkers, her family is tuck under the buildings. >> tonight over 100 buildings in the earthquake region have collapsed. you can go to our website for the re latest overnight on the earthquake and tune in tomorrow morning at 4:25 for all the updates. learning more about a fatal shooting in northwest washington. a 20-year-old was shot to death just after 10 p.m. last night. police say the capital heights resident was shot after an argument. authorities say he was not attending howard university's homecoming festivities. they are offering a reward tonight up to $25,000 for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. a suspect in custody tonight in connection with the

murder of a cab driver found shot to death in northeast washington. a 20-year-old from southeast d.c. is charged with first- degree murder in the death of the cab driver. the 40-year-old was found inside his taxi around 4 a.m. saturday at anacostia avenue and pond street. he was driving for the pg&silver cab companies. management confirmed to us that one of the drivers had been killed but they refused any other comments. we have not been able to reach the victim's family. jury selection in the lululemon murder trial begins tomorrow. brittany norwood is accused of killing her coworker jayna murray in the store after hours. attorneys could be looking at a jury pool in the hundreds we are told. . >> reporter: they may be on a walk or on a date or spending time with their kids or watching sunday football games. >> one final play here. >> reporter: they may even be

shopping at lululemon. but come tomorrow 12 people in montgomery county may be selected as jurors. they will soon decide the fate of brittany norwood. >> you're basically looking for a jury type. >> reporter: montgomery attorney knows all about high profile cases. he tried the son of sam, a convicted serial killer who terrorized new york city in the late 70s. he says selecting those 12 people is critical. >> you don't have a jury that is sympathetic then you're wasting your time. it is the most important part of a case. and yet the lawyers have the least amount of input. >> reporter: but they will have input perhaps from jury consultants who often study similar cases from the past. >> looking at similar cases around the country and what the juries were on those cases gives you somewhat of a prediction as to what you should look for in this jury. >> reporter: what could that mean for brittany norwood. >> a racial component here. there may be an insanity defense. >> reporter: he says once the

jurors are selected they will be involved in a case that is made for the big screen. >> the most compelling part of the story is her story and how it changed and how the police through forensic evidence and examining what she said unraveled the case and the finger prints, pointed to her. she led the police to the final conclusion of her arrest. >> we will have complete coverage of the trial beginning at noon tomorrow. six people injured in gaithersburg in a multivehicle crash. 7 p.m. tonight near middlebrook road. two of the injured said to be in serious condition tonight. the north bound lanes were shut down for about an hour to clear the wreckage. no word on what caused that crash. rooki quarterback cam newton. we have the highlights and

reaction to the skins loss on the road. hi, kristin. >> we have seen all season what cam newton can do putting up record setting numbers yet the panthers have just one win to speak of. you can't shut down this team you have to outscore them if you want to win and today the redskins became just the second team this season that couldn't do that. cam newton and panthers hosting the redskins. third quarter. keeper for a 16-yard touchdown run for newton. nobody touches him. 16-6 panthers. then still in the third beck says you're not the only one that can run showing off his mobility to pull within three. panthers 16. but the carolina offense proves too much for the redskins. a redskins dropped this game 33- 20 to the panthers. they now sit at .500. 3-3. >> got all the reps in practice this week so going into the game gave me some more comfort

with our guys. but there were some time where things felt like they were rolling for us and we found the end zone then we had some drives where it didn't work. we have timive time to improve -- we have time to improve. >> three days after the death of moammar gadhafi libya today declared its official liberation. now during the ceremony, transitional government laying out a vision for libya's vision saying the two-year plan is for the country to move to democracy and islamic law will be the source of legislation. intercepting two civilian aircraft in separate incidents this weekend. the first aircraft was out of radio communication yesterday when it was intercepted by two air force f16s. once the aircraft regained that radio communication it was allowed to proceed. the second aircraft was

intercepted by an f16 and a u.s. coastguard helicopter about an hour after it flew into restricted airspace. that aircraft also eventually allowed to proceed to its original destination. coming up tonight on 9news now. >> i saw these people who are really nice simple people that changed. i made a promise to myself that i'm not going to let this money ruin my life. >> behind the genius. some revealing new insights about steve jobs in his "60 minutes "interview. >> they had cars for me to wash and that's what i was doing, washing cars. coming up next. a thief makes up with the one thing helping a local man turn around his life around and losing his own. we will keep our winds calm to light overnight but that wakeup weather a bit on the chilly side. down into the 40s. outside the beltway.

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a northern virginia man is hoping to get back an extremely valuable piece of equipment. norm mitchell was involved in a story we did last week about a local food pantry and the positive effect he had on his life. matt jablow has the story how his life took a turn for the worse. >> reporter: three days ago norm mitchell was singing the praises of the food pantry in northern virginia which before temporarily closing last week because it was running out of food helped mitchell turn his life around after he lost his home. >> i want to be a part of society but i want to be productive for it. >> reporter: today mitchell is singing the blues. >> it aches. >> reporter: after his portable power washer which he depends on to make money washing cars, the same power washer he was using last week when we caught up with him was stolen from his driveway. >> i think they creeped up and took it off the truck. >> reporter: he is now washing cars in fronts of his house but not nearly as many as he was

able to when he was on the road with his pickup truck and power washer. >> i paid for that machine. i worked hard, saved up my money and bought it. >> reporter: his hope is to save enough money to buy another power washer but if that doesn't happen soon he and his family might find themselves homeless once again. >> i've got bills coming in on the 1st and i have to find the work for another pressure washer. >> reporter: if you have information about where that power washer might be please call the prince william police department. warren would be extremely grateful. matt jablow, 9news now. several months before his death steve jobs contacted a man about writing his biography. in an exclusive interview tonight he showed some of the more than 40 interviews he conducted with jobs including

why the genius never moveed from a middle class neighborhood after his company became a huge success. >> i saw a lot of other people at apple especially how we went public how it changed them. and a lot of people thought they had to start being rush. so they would -- i mean, a few people went out and bought rolls royces and homes and their wives got plastic surgery and i saw these people who were really nice simple people turn into this different people and i made a promise to myself that i'm not going to let this money ruin my life. >> jobs also told him that he delayed lifesaving surgery when he found out he had cancer because he did not want to be cut open.

that cancer took his life. celebrating the gifts of people with special needs. people with physical and mental challenges took part in today's mass. the clergy wore white. the arch bishop of washington celebrated the mass and addressed the congregation. >> never let anyone tell you that you are not important, that you are not part of this great plan of god, that his glory would be manifested in each one of us. >> today's mass like a lot of masses at the cathedral was interpreted by sign language for the hearing impaired. a popular montgomery county swimming pool renamed to honor two well known residents. the montgomery aquatic center in nor