on to the fulton food shop where the $10,000 ticket doesn't even rate 5 bucks. clerk the two losing tickets. >> he gives back her losing tickets along with other losers he has stashed under the counter. >> i have a lot more if you want them. do you want them all? >> sure. >> the $10,000 winning ticket is not in that pile. the at this 7-eleven store the clerk doesn't identify the big winner either. >> are those losers? i never win. >> he keeps the ticket but gives her encouraging words. were those words of wisdom worth the 10 grand she left on the counter? the investigators move to california's capital, sacramento, and run into this clerk at the flyer's shell station. will she identify the $10,000 winner? >> okay. >> the other one is not a winner? >> nope. >> i can throw them all away if you want. >> go ahead. that will work. >> 10 grand in the trash for now anyway. once again, lottery investigators will wait to find out p out pif anyone tries to cash in on tickets they say were losers. if they do, investigators will talk to them. >> do you have anything to tell

we have kris fulton the manager. how are you? >> great. >> this isn't the only place coming to baltimore doing this and jumping on the trend. >> exactly. there's a hand full of cafes throughout the city doing things like this. it's really just about thinking about coffee in a different way and taking a raw product and preparing it in different ways and showing what we can do with the coffee and it's really blown their mind with it. >> is this for taste or something like this interesting contraption for the look or art? >> it's definitely art work and the taste as well too. you'll see how the coffee can change, the way you prepare it in different ways. there's showmanship and art work in it too. you're actually getting inter interactive with the coffee. >> as i mentioned, there's six different ways and they hold clinics here to teach people some of the new and unusual ways. we'll talk about those in about 20 minutes and we'll have a live demonstration. that is all from here at the mill. if you want to come down here they're open f

. >> reporter: sabrina fulton has waited nearly a month for what she calls justice, an arrest for theartin. >> to me, no question, it was definitely murder. he was murdered. >> shot in cold blood? >> shot in cold blood. >> reporter: 28-year-old george zimmerman said he shot martin in self-defense february 26th. he remains free. zimmerman, an armed neighborhood watch leader saw martin walking inside a gated subdivision near orlando. he thought the 17-year-old looked suspicious and called police. >> he's got his hand in his waistband, and he's a black male. >> are you following him? >> yup. >> okay. we don't need you to do that. >> reporter: but zimmerman chased martin. neighbors heard a fight and began dialing 911 to report screams and then a gunshot. >> so you think he's yelling help? >> yes. >> did you recognize the voice on that tape? >> that's my baby. that's my son that was yelling. >> and when you heard the gunshot, that must have been wrenching. >> it left a hole in my heart. an explosion came in my heart when i heard the gunshot. >> reporter: zimmerman had a permit to carry a c

else worth and fulton are closed for this fire and we will let you know more coming up. >>> with the full moon i will be out, sunny nice to warm with a decrease in the breeze just good old-fashioned sunshine so temperatures will be moving out heading on. a lot of 30s , not much of a breeze, a him of one fairfield west at 3:00. redwood city livermore, it will be a chilly cold morning. humidity is our friend thank goodness it is a sunny day. upper #0s, clear lake ukiah, concord walnut creek 70s, berkeley 65 degrees, santa clara 70, san jose 70, 60s on the peninsular, mostly cloudy sunday into monday, pam, dave? >>> big news from outer space, we will tell you what hit the earth during the night. >>> also, you may not know this but it is international women's day and we will tell you about the event planned right here in the bay area. >>> looks good to oakland, we will tell you more about the fire in berkeley which has caused some street closures. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . >>> it will be sunny and nice to warm, upper 60s and lower 70s. >>> today is international women's day. this theme is connecting gir

joining me now are tracey martin, sybrina fulton, and they're lawyer benjamin crump. before we head into florida tomorrow heignight. let me start with you, you said all you want is justice, you want zimmerman arrested? >> yes, sir. >> how have you been handling this? i ahead that you said it's hard to sleep and eat until you see justice with the arrest of this man? >> yes, my heart is hardened right now. i'm finding it difficult to do just daily things right now. in addition to grieving, i'm just consumed with the fact that this guy has not been arrested who murdered my son. so that is very difficult for me as a mother. i cry every day. there is a hole in my heart because that was my baby. regardless of how old he gets, he was my baby. so it's difficult for me on a daily basis. but i'm just trying to take one day at a time and i know that god is in control. >> the strength that you and the mother have shown has been amazing. let me ask you, why did it take the police so long to contact you? do you know? >> actually, i contacted the police myself. >> so they never made

fulton. more about that in a minute. hulled by the fulton's second shot, the unarmed ship, rounded to and dropped her flag in token of surrender. now the experience of the ship was a kind of metaphor for confederate blockade running generally. despite several successful and very profitable voyages, she ended up, after all, a prize of the yankees. her number of successful runs, four, turns out to be the average number of successful runs for blockade runners in the south-atlantic coast. and even with her eventual loss, and the loss of that last cargo, the initial runs that she made yielded a substantial profit for her owners. of course, every ship that escaped through the blockade as the banshee did four times, was fodder for the opposition newspapers in the north. who attacked the navy -- and secretary wells in particular -- james gordon bennett, publisher/editor of the influential "new york herald," a virulent critic who excoriated the navy regularly. the capture of the ship by an army transport, that wounds me by the wa

. >> reporter: sabrina fulton has waited nearly a month for what she calls justice-- an arrest for theg of her son trayvon martin. >> to me it was no question. it was definitely a murder. he was murdered. >> reporter: shot in cold blood? >> shot in cold blood. >> reporter: 28-year-old george zimmerman says he shot martin in self-defense february 26. he remains free. zimmerman, an armed neighborhood watch leader, saw martin walking inside a gated subdivision near orlando. he thought the 17-year-old looked suspicious and called police. >> he's got his hands in his waistband. and >> he's a black male. >> reporter: but zimmerman chased martin. neighbors heard a fight and began dialing 911 to report screams and then a gunshot. >> you think he's yelling step? >> yes. >> reporter: did you recognize the voice on that tape? >> that's my baby. that's my son that was yelling. >> when you heard the gunshot, that must have been wrenching. >> um... it left a hole in my heart. an explosion came in my heart when i heard the gunshot. >> reporter: zimmerman had a permit to carry a concealed weapon, a 9

so what does that do for tracey martin, sybrina fulton and justice for their son? it does nothing. >> let me ask you when you sit here across the street from where this happened, a makeshift memorial, your son gone, and zimmerman is still at large, there are thousands of people already at the park, we had to move from the location, and there are already thousands of people an hour ago. people last night had hoodies, thousands, but for you, this is your son. tell us how you feel with zimmerman at large and all of the support you're getting, how you feel personally as a mother and father? >> i feel outraged they have not arrested him. at least arrested him. i don't understand why they have not. my heart hurts for my son, but that's what gives me the fuel to keep pushing further to know that justice will be served. >> as a father, as a african-american male, i personally take it has a slap in the face that george zimmerman is still walking the streets. that he has not been arrested. that no charges have been brought against him. and this is a dishonor to us as america

and the first impression i had of sabrina fulton and tracie martin was the fact that they are wearingtheir grief is etched in their faces. these are parents who have not had time to grieve. their son was shot and killed on february 26th. here we are at march 30th but they came in march 28th. they are still grieving. sybrina fulton a couple times during our meeting had to stop talking because the emotion had just overcome her. these are folks who are fighting for not only justice for their son, they're just hoping that george zimmerman gets arrested but they're now having to deal with individuals, people unknown, unnamed forces who are now trying to in their words, assassinate the character of their son. so they're dealing with a whole lot of battles and still grieving. >> do you think there's going to be an arrest, eugene? >> you know, i just don't know. i just don't know. i mean, i guess yeah, i kind of do, but i'm not sure. i, too, was really affected by that meeting with trayvon martin's parents. they have been fighting really all along for the memory of their son. they know they c

dwight way at ellsworth and fulton. a lot of fire crews on the scenes. nobody was injured in the fighting of the fire. it started by the way just before 5 a.m. and when firefighters got on scene they say that the flames were 10 to 15 feet high coming out of this building. and that's when they started the mass evacuation of all the surrounding buildings and i talked to one woman who experiencedd this. [ inaudible ] >> we got outside, went back in and then the police spotted the seen on the window so knocked on the door and told us to get out and told everybody to get out of the house. >> reporter: the red cross just arrived on scene. they are going to help the people that were displaced from the building. it sounds like the people that live in the surrounding buildings will be able to return to their homes but at this point, they just don't know when. you're taking alive look right now from chopper 5 a lot of smoke in this area. it is hanging very thick and heavy in all of the surrounding blocks. you can see it pouring out of the top of the building. part

fulton street, grove street, and eight streets -- haight street. this request links into the masonic avenue street redesign study, which was completed early in 2011. the currently proposed upgrades would take three objectives from that study, including reducing the number of vehicular collisions along the corridor. that study is currently under environmental review. at 78 is expected to begin the design work for this request by in the spring of 2012, completing construction in 2014. submitting future prop k requests to leverage the remaining highway safety requests. the second request is for planning and conceptual design environmental phases of the second street streetscape project. so, this is an $80,000 propped a request for general funds for the environmental review of the second streetscape project. as the board will recall, the original second streetscape project received a $4 million block grant from the authority. recently, in february, there was a special board meeting in which the authority reprogrammed those funds to other projects with

fulton. the young lady -- the police in sanford asked anyone with information to come forward if they had that. this young lady, according to our reporting, had not come forward. and we're now getting her version of this phone call. can it be trusted? >> yes, it can. she was distraught because of the situation that happened with trayvon. and the fact that she was on the phone with him when he -- when the incident occurred right before the incident occurred. so she was very distraught. she had to go to the hospital. she was hospitalized. she also mentioned to us that she had feelings for trayvon. so it hurts her dearly to know that he has passed away. >> mr. crump, though, as an attorney, does it worry you that really what this is is hearsay evidence? >> it really doesn't. because she is a 16-year-old teenager who just lost a person very special to her. her parents are very concerned. they did not want her to get involved. and it wasn't until mr. martin saw the phone records and saw that she c

fulton street, grove street, and eight streets -- haight street. this request links into the masonic avenue street redesign study, which was completed early in 2011. the currently proposed upgrades would take three objectives from that study, including reducing the number of vehicular collisions along the corridor. that study is currently under environmental review. at 78 is expected to begin the design work for this request by in the spring of 2012, completing construction in 2014. submitting future prop k requests to leverage the remaining highway safety

blocks south, i recently learned our new supervisor reside in that area, specifically near baker and fulton, so i suggest you find out where she actually live cents so you can see which blocks might be affected. >> i did not finish what i wanted to say about out reach. i said good things, but it now predominantly turned out bad. there was insufficient software, insufficient training, insufficient everything, and although several people were at that meeting, not a single mouth came out of that, and that is a function of the budget. the budget was insufficient. the first thing that goes is advocacy, and things get really bad. let me close by putting on my predict perhaps -- predicter hat. i am going to predict a couple things. portrero is going to turn of the way it did 10 years ago. it is going to be put back north of market. there are a couple of differences. we are not in the brown administration, and it is interesting to see the appointments not be giving in lockstep. a representative from chinatown was claudine, and she was completely unresponsive to the requirement, and my question to y

mother is trying to trademark - her son's name.sybrina fulton has filed petitiins to protect the sloggnni am traavon" and "justice for trayvon."if thee trademarkk are granted.. they like dvd's,,cd's and audioo recordings of her soo... and merchandise like t-shirts, back hhreeat home... a es. is angry after the principal at his sons' middle school declared tuesday... "hoodie day" in support of trayvon maatin.. chad albrecht's sons are in 7th and 8th grade attmarley middle school. he kkpt his sons out f school pearing there could be a chose not to wear a hoodie. pn an email... the principal at the middleeschool eeplained how hoodie day was not to weigh in on one side f the issue buu rather to bring studeets they shouldd't judge a perron on their ppearance. while albrecht sses hoodie ddy as inappropiite.... othhr move. 12:56:11 i wasn't offended by it i think it was a great message to have he community really don't think they pnnerstann enough they're just goinn to get caught uu in a big worll wind of things and uglytheee was no report offany violence breaking out at thee school as a result

but as you may have heard anne say, there are other street closures in the area, portions of fulton orllsworth itself. so obviously just avoid that area in the meantime. looks like it's going to take a while for fire crews to completely clear the scene. use durant, channing as alternates. outside, here's live look at the bay bridge. pretty quiet on the roads this morning except for that apartment fire there burning city streets in berkeley. everything looks quite the heading into san francisco right now towards the bay bridge. everything looks great in the nimitz as well. hayward up towards the downtown oakland exit. that's a live look near the coliseum. and your marin county drive southbound 101 good through the waldo grade across the deck. we have no wind advisories, no fog advisories. so everything is looking great across all of the bay area bridges and just want to show you a quick update on the drive time out of the altamont pass. still in the green this morning. 15 minutes towards the dublin interchange. coming up, we'll check mass transit. in the meantime, let's check weather. h

i want to appreciate this move, i think it is helpful to the community, of fulton of the project forward the otherwise would have stalled over these kinds of concerns. i did this year from steve about $2 million for rerouting a different part. i am not clear on the overall and the to the project budget and to schedule. i am sure we will hear more about that, and he has not seen the last of me for today. i am sure we will hear more about this in the future. >> anything on public comment? gosh i should particularly mentioned suzanne the husband many hours with the community and coming up with a different thoughts and suggestions. >> moving done, the report of the general manager. >> public comment on items seven and b? >> we called for a while ago, and i did not. >> we're an ocean conservation group in the bay area. i am here today to support appears 70 project explained by barbara. it will be a quality product along with the sentences the waterfront that will be a mission that will be experiencing over the next few years during the construction of america's cup in due to the shutdown of s

his name is alexander song of fulton, maryland.armed when arrested and immediately taken for an emergency psychiatric evaluation. a search of song's room in oakland hall did not turn up any weapons. he is currently facing a misdemeanor charge. he has been banned from campus. that misdemeanor charge could mean a fine up to $2500 and/or up to six months in jail. according to the university news paper, song's roommate said he seemed stressed lately but that room nate just assumed it was over class work, never expecting this. police say song's postings read in part, i will be on a shooting rampage tomorrow on campus hopefully i kill enough people to make it to national news. and stay way from the mall tomorrow at 1:30. now, the mall a possible reference to mceldon mall here at the university of maryland in college park. police have not elaborate on that. the comment were posted on two web sites. you can rode on reddit and omegle. people wondering whether to report it to police. some folks did report these comments to police. that quick

he is from fulton, maryland.e was arrested unarmed and was taken in for emergency psychiatric evaluation. a search of his room in oakland hall did not turn up any weapons. song is currently face a misdemeanor charge that could mean a fine of up to $2500 and/are up to six months in jail. he has been ban from campus. according to the university news opinion, song's roommate said he seemed stressed out lately but that the roommate assume that was just because of school work. police say song's postings read in part i will be on a shooting rampage tomorrow on campus. hopefully, i kill enough people to make it to national news and stay away from the mall tomorrow at 1:30. the mall a possible reference to mceldon mall here at the university of maryland, an area here between buildings but police have not elaborate on that. the commentsen reported on two web sites, reddin and omegle. the police learned of that saturday night and making the arrest, taking him into custody on sunday morning. song does remain in psychiatric

tracy martin and miss sabrina fulton along with their attorney. and foremost the statement from the justice department we extended and continue to extend our deepest condolences to the family for their loss. during the course of this meeting we listened to the concerns of the family and the representatives. the statement winds up by saying this. earlier this week the department of justice announced the opening of a parallel investigation into the death of trayvon martin. that matter remains open at this time. the department of justice, u.s. attorneys office and fiber available to provide likal authorities with assistance in this case where appropriate. that's the statement just released by the justice department. we'll have the news conference from the parents as soon as they show up there. there will be a rally there later tonight as well. we're watching this story unfold. we're also watching other important news including more information now about the man behind the deadly shooting spree in france. the man was apparently on the u.s. no-fly list

crump, miss fulton. again our condolences. and i thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> now 20 minutes after the hour. here's savannah. >> matt, thanks. now to a very public breakdown for the man behind the wildly popular kony 2012 video. jason russell was briefly detained by police following a strange incident near his san diego home. nbc's craig melvin is there with the latest this morning. craig, good morning to you. >> savannah, good morning to you, as well. this is the neighborhood where jason russell lives. this is also the area where folks saw, as you mentioned, that very public and mysterious meltdown. this morning for russell, his family, his friends, and that charity, it's a bizarre and troubling turn of events. this is not the internet video jason russell thought people would be talking about. this footage from tmz shows a man reported to be russell naked, ranting, and behaving indecently in broad daylight, along this san diego street. he was detained, but not arrested. >> during the evaluation with

the 19-year-old alexander song of fulton, maryland, is undergoing an emergency psychiatric evaluation. he's charged with disturbing the orderly conduct of campus administration activities or classes. now that's a misdemeanor that carries a fine and six months in jail. among the thoughts police say he posted on web sites saturday night were, "i will be a shooting rampage tomorrow on campus. hopefully i kill enough people to make it to national news." and, "stay away from the mall tomorrow at 1:30." the university sent out an alert at 11:30 a.m., informing students of his arrest. later on today, we're expecting to hear from the chief of the university of maryland police. he will explain more about this student's arrest and how they found these postings. in college park, news4. >> thank you very much. >>> today d.c. police are looking for a man and woman seen leaving a restaurant shooting in columbia heights. a witness tells news4 two men were argue being a woman when one pulled out a gun and shot the other in the chest. this happened yesterday morning at the ihop on irving street and 14

i am on the five fulton every morning, sometimes the 24 division thereof. -- divisadero. every year, we seem to see more and more educational cuts, whether that means larger classrooms or more burden placed on parents around purchase and school supplies. now, of course, yellow buses no longer exist. that is a thing of the past. someday we will have a yellow bus in a museum, no doubt. i think it is critical, since the burden is placed on parents and families, that the city needs to provide this. school is mandatory. it is not a choice to children. they have to go to school. so i think we have to make sure that we facilitate this for them. at some point, i think the issue of -- it probably has come up before at other hearings -- the issue of safe travel is important to consider. there are some children i wait with in the morning. they seem to have a different parent or caretaker accompanying them on their way to school. it is something to consider as well, as well as the excess travelers on those buses during those times when people are going to school. i noticed that somet

aha this includes widening cognition, fulton and stockton where a 10.5 foot bus is traveling in a tight fit travel lane. it is slow and creates a lot of friction and requires the best to operate in two lanes of traffic. we have corridors around j church for we have frequent stop signs along the rail corridor. we are recommending changing those two traffic signals or where it is not warranted, other improvements that would allow the cars and traffic's to proceed to the intersection at a slower speed. allot of the dialogue has been focused on places where we recommend eliminating stops. there are places where surgically recommending reducing with stop spacing. but there are also places where we recommend lengthening stops said that of two buses come they do not create a delay. everybody can call to mind a place in the system where we stop at a stop sign and the bus stop across the street. that creates a delay. we need to move the bus through the light to do that design. the stop changes include several treatments as well as creating places for buses to not have to pull in and out of traff

. >> he is from fulton in howard county. wjz eyewitness news. >> police have charged him with a misdemeanor that carries a 26 months in jail turned. >> strong word from baltimore city's top cop. >> when we act in this case with this, we are going to be ready to ensure that justice is done and i think that is what people want. >> officer john wood has been suspended while police investigate his actions following the death of monae turnage. two of her young friends are accused of accidentally shooting her while playing with a gun. they are charged as juveniles are you. >>> a coach has been cleared with sexual abuse charges. scott peer was accused of having with a 16-year-old girl he coached on the cross country team. prosecutors have dropped the charges saying it's not illegal for part-time school system employees or volunteers to have with students as long as the students are at least 16. >> this never should've happened. i committed no crime. i just want to get back and do what i've always done. i hope i get that chance. >>

he's identified at 19 year old alex from fulton in southern howard county. according to police he made numerous violent comments on the internet saying i will be on a shooting rampage tomorrow on campus and saying hopefully, i kill enough people to make it on the national news. tonight we've learned he's in custody and undergoing a psych at rick -- psychiatric evaluation. >> reporter: a lot of times robbers will just point a gun and demand money but the fbi says this robber is actually pulling the trig around hah that has -- trigger and that has labeled him a target. in the video you can see he pulls out a silver handgun and points it at the cashier and that's when the suspect goes behind the counter. police say that's when he fired a single shot and made off with cash from the register. police believe the robber was one of two suspects last seen in late february robbing another rural farm store. in that case, the fbi says the same suspect shot a consist -- customer in the chest. >> there's always people here so you would think that kind of thing wouldn't ha

the suspect, of fulton, face as misdemeanor charge of disturbing school activities, officers arrested yesterday. the message warns people to stay away from the mall. >>> arundel executive has hardly shuned the spotlight since indicted on charges of misusing police detail. leopold was indicted march thened for using detail for personal and political gain. he continues eating breakfast at the st. pasadena diner, granting interviews and attending events. leopold doesn't comment but plans to conduct business as usual. >>> new this morning, we have new information in the upper date on the story about a lesbian denied communion at her mother's funeral. linda so is here to tell us about the disciplinary action that has been taken against the priest. what happening with w this? >> the archdiocese placed the priest on leave. johnson and her family want the priest to be removed. johnson says she was denied communion at her mother's funeral because the father had an issue with her sexual orientation and says the priest walked off the alter when johnson went up to give the eulogy and refused to a

. >> between lincoln and fulton and the beach. >> you're saying, why did they decide that exact plot? they brought someone from new york to come up with a park plan. they eventually made it a rectangle. they had the panhandle part. the panhandle was the same with as golden gate park, but there was dealmaking going on between park commissioners and they decided they would buy the land and cut off part of the panhandle. >> the development of lincoln park is interesting. you can see the cemetery. >> on the map, it is a cemetery. >> what happened to that and all of the bodies? >> they decided around the turn of the century the land was too valuable to bury people. where uss is now there were four cemeteries. they moved all of the cemetery's out -- cemeteries out. the heir did not want to move one of the places. there are two people -- two places where people are buried in the city. the other ones were moved out. >> the big scandal of lincoln park, someone wanted to build the legion of honor out there. she did and she got it done. they had to prepare the land, the golden gate cemetery, so