. >> he was in their investigating cigarette smuggling for a local client. the night before he disappeared, he met an american wanted for an assassination. he posed as a mailman delivering a package. the fbi launched a publicity campaign including a photo of what he might look like today. they vow to keep up the search. >> please help me. >> he turns 64 this saturday. he has hypertension, diabetes. the fbi is helping the million dollar reward will bring new leads and his safe return. >> thank you, greta kreuz. for the other big story tonight, voters in 10 states participated in either primaries or caucuses on super tuesday. this is a night economic a big difference for the four remaining republican candidates. ron paul watched returns a north dakota. newt gingrich and his home state of georgia. mitt romney in the state he was once governor, massachusetts. rick santorum is an ohio considered the biggest prize of all. >> the top two candidates both know they need big wins on super tuesday. mitt romney and rick santorum are urging voters to take nothing for gran

digital- only medium to provide a layer of local coverage. after that, the other positive things that i see our outfits like -- are outfits like patch and yahoo!, which is looking to create semi-pro or citizen journalism to take place, a new layer, stuff that was not covered at all before. observational community-oriented journalism. things that might have been restricted to an e-mail newsletter or in the distant past, some kind of mimeograph letter. those are positive changes to journalism, and they are happening at the local level. >> speaking of local, how many here have heard up hatch -- heard of patch.com? interesting. i love my local pact, not because they are here, but i follow it. it tells me what is going on in the schools, and it tells me what is going on down the street. but not many people know about it. i'm wondering why you think that is, or are you targeting certain communities that are covered by patch? >> and can you describe it for those of us that are not familiar with it? >> it is a hub for news and information f

return home from a local hero who was killed, and a >> a show of support from our streetcorners fromor a hero who lost his life. >> there were so many people who loved him who will be here. >> the giant footbrintprint from a local marine. the bust you need to see if your ipod or iphone was stolen. >> the people who made thousands from your stolen product. >> this college student is in trouble. wh owaso was surprised by the chargest against him? >> this is abc 7 news at 11:00 on your side. >> a heartbreaking homecoming for a local marine. friends and family lined the streets of michael quin two weeks after he was killed. in purcellville, we have more on this emotional ride home. >> thousands lined the streets of purcellville. the men and women were the ones he dedicated his life to protecting. they wanted to make sure they were on hand to pay tribute to their hometown hero. >> the emotion was overh whelming, the pride on full display. >> someone we all loved passed away. i don't know what to say. >> the thousands lining main street to honor michael quin did so with heavy hearts. >> we a

a local woman's just might be worse. >> most people had a bad experience or two with a salesperson, but it's tough to imagine anything much worse than what a woman experienced today in montgomery county. >> what began as humbling grumbling led to something on insulting we sent matt jablow to investigate. >> reporter: she bought a $20 cassette adapter at this radio shack in hillindale. according to her, the problem began as she was paying for the adapter when this radio shack salesman told her about the 5 cent bag tax, a tax she said she had never heard of and she lives in baltimore. >> i'm like, i paid sales tax, five cents for a bag? he was like, yeah, this is montgomery county. >> reporter: after going back and forth with the salesman, she decided to forget the whole thing and get her money back for the cassette adapter. that's when she says the store took an unusual and disturbing turn. when the salesman gave her back her money, he also gave her the receipt for the refund, at the bottom of which he apparently typed in ugly itch ghetto hood usa tattoo maryland. the salesman claims he

how a local woman is making a big difference. >>> and a new tool that can melt fat.hy doctors say this one is different from other body-shaping devices. stick around. it's coming up, next. >>> a local woman coping with breast cancer is now using her struggle to help other patients thrive. and her work has put her on the grio.com's list of 100 african-americans shaping the future of our country. angie goff has more on her mission. >> reporter: naima karmo was born a warrior. a native of liberia, she survived three wars. she arrived in america and faced the biggest fight of her life. >> i was taking a shower and felt a lump in my breast. >> reporter: she was only 32 and what she heard next still haunts her. >> the doctor said you are too young to have breast cancer, forget about it. come back in six months to year. >> reporter: karmo did have breast cancer and by the time she did come back six months later, the lump had doubled in size. >> i had this beautiful 3-year-old daughter. after getting diagnosed it was rapid speed from there your whole life turns upside down.

we know we're going to have a local team, good to have a regional team.ll have seven women's teams in the ncaa this year. >> very good. >> thanks, dan. >>> coming up next, a local >>> coming up next, a local college swim team getting a lot weight loss programs can be expensive. so to save some money, i just got the popular girls from the local middle school to follow me around. ew. seriously? so gross. ew. seriously? that is so gross. ew. seriously? dude that is so totally gross. so gross...i know. there's an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> there's a new sport out there that lets players use low grade weapons as part their defense. it looks like star trek. it's called ultimate tack ball. players can use stun guns to stop an opponent who has a ball. otherwise they say players try to get the ball into a goal. the guys who played just had their first international tournament in thailand. i guess athleticism is not a prerequisite. the stun guns aren't powerful enough to cause any long term injuries to the

i got involved in organic farming, i started a local business here. part of the reason i'm telling you this is to establish my credibility as a business person. how many more rentals can this business make at this location if they doubled their size? how much more noise and how much more polluted what our neighborhood be? if they are not going to double their activity, then maybe they can understand a more scaled- down project which is all we have been asking for repeatedly, the gentlemen that stood up here earlier and said he was at those meetings, i never saw him before. one other point i feel compelled to speak about is not speaking out about where the development occurred. they built baneful lot project just like this one. the result is a tremendous loss of sunlight that we used to enjoy it when i moved into my home in 1985. this would do a lot more damage to our neighborhood. this is right on their yard. this is right next door to their property. please ask the developer to reconsider the hardship they are imposing and try to imagine that all busi

if you're a foodie you can also check out the cherry inspired specials at local restaurants. and helping people enjoy the festival to the fullest isn't just a nice thing to do. it makes good economic sense. all of these visitors are spending millions of dollars during their stay. from the tidal basin, megan mcgrath, news 4. >> what's the rain going to do to the blossoms? are they still pretty tight on the tree? >> they're starting to come down now. the winds have been light the last couple days but i'm worried about the storms on saturday because it won't be just rain but i think some storms with some wind and heavier downpours and that could put a damper on things. if you can get out there today or tomorrow to see the cherry blossoms you'll be in good company because it is going to be fantastic. look at that shot right now. it is simply gorgeous all across the area. some people even say, hey, it's a little too hot too early. well just wait. tomorrow is going to be a lot warmer than it is right now. with the current temperature sitting at 76 degrees right now at the airport wi

i represent a local business on the neighboring property. we have been working with sears for quite a number of years and as a local merchant, it is important for us to continue to develop the area of fisherman's wharf to beautify the neighborhood and to welcome visitors and support the neighborhoods that live in the community as well. as you know, we are continuing to develop in areas such as jefferson street project and other improvements so i hope that you continue to support this business and their website. thank you. >> greetings. i happen to be a resident on high street and i will speak around the parking issue because a significant increase in this business will have a significant increase on the congestion, not the least of which is currently blocked by most of the commercial vehicles as they stand but what i would like to point out is that the current proposal as parking space for one vehicle. currently, they park their own personal vehicles and one of them is considered personal but they do parked in front of my apartment on a regul

every county must create a local action plan which oversees the expenditure of these funds, but mostly that develops a coordinated plan for adjusting violence prevention programs for youth. san francisco has had one since the it 1990's when the legislation was passed. what was once a viable and contentious group had deteriorated over the years to a few people rubber-stamp in the same plan year after year. the welfare an institution code requires the probation department to chair this group and it came to our attention that the group was not what it could be in terms of its potential. the community did not participate and we recognized it as a wasted opportunity. we developed what is called the joint founder, which is a collaboration to create a coordinated and streamlined approach to funding violence prevention programming within the city. that was in 2008 and it has been an unprecedented partnership in filling gaps and eliminating administrative waste that when you have multiple departments doing the same thing -- we have been very successful so far and that partnership has served to

back to you. >>> a backup pastor at a local church is waking up in jail. this guy at bay city ministries frank small is charged with sexually abusing a girl in the congregation. appears no one at the church knew he was a sex offender or register as a sex offender. >> i would have never thought about it. preacher starts crying and turns around and do something. >> if you have information about small you are asked to call the harford county child advocacy center. >>> all right. baltimore ravens wide receiver and a former teammate from when he was with the cardinals are in east africa bringing awareness about food crisis. >> we will hear from them via skype and leto now -- let you know about their mission. >>> health news could the secret to shedding pounds lie in your morning cup of coffee. details coming up next. >> also video this morning of a family desperately trying to escape a fire. the wild fire going on in colorado. lynette. >> and the wind is acting like a bad house gets. it won't -- guest. it won't leave. details coming up. >> reporter: and another

a local police officer in alabama made a traffic stop. based on plain sight observations, the officer asked to see the contents of a duffel bag in the backseat. inside the duffle back were four police uniforms and four police badges. when reviewed, each of them stated they were headed to a location in colorado and the occupants were allowed on their way. what haepz next shows how far we have come in taking pro active measures to protect the homeland. the officer completed a report and clicked the sar button in the alabama system. that went to the alabama fusion center which analyzed the information and contacted the colorado fusion center. the fbi has a presence in both of the centers. matters still being considered, whether this situation has to do with terrorism or some other criminal activity, a key point is that within hours federal, state and local officials can act positive prevent criminal activity were aware of the situation. this goes far beyond information sharing. this is deep collaboration that makes our country safer and the

hooker was quoted in a local newspaper saying, he knows he hurt a lot of people.e's just following his heart. hooker resigned from his job last week. and moved into a furnished apartment with his teenaged lover. under a cloud of suspicion, that he may have had a physical relationship with powers before she turned 18. >> he seems to think he did nothing wrong. >> i'm sure he's rationalizing that in his own mind. that he did nothing wrong. but ten years from now, he may look at it differently. >> reporter: powers' mother, tammie, is not only looking at it differently, she is looking at it from a legal point of view. she wrote on her facebook page, she thinks the relationship started way before her daughter turned 18 last september. her page has turned into a campaign against hooker, where she is getting a lot of support from around the world. she wrote a letter, calling him an arrogant pervert. there's a spin-off page called james hooker to jail. >> i think it's inappropriate for a teacher to have relations like that with a student. >> reporter: we did reach out to

on a measure enacted in portland, ore., local police and civil-rights communities, this the decision would ensure members of the police department participating in counter- terrorism activities may do so in a matter that is fully consistent with faith and local civil rights protections. over the years, we have been a leader in nurturing the standards. especially given our role in treating these standards, we were discovered -- we were unhappy to learn and that the sfpd entered into a memorandum with the fbi which would allow and the standard to be blocked. we also communicated our concerns to the police commission last year. this legislation is consistent with law standing for civil liberties and concern for the rights of historical underrepresented and or marginalized communities. we respectfully ask that you support this important legislation. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. next we have -- george lipman. semaa. >> good afternoon. i am here as one of many professionals in the muslim community in the bay area. i am palestinian. i am their original project managers supervising t

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a break. we will call for the rain to and locally later this evening. overnight, more rain with a cold front. it should all clear out by noon tomorrow. a lot of rain coming this way. a lot more severe weather just to the west. >> let's get to more of the incredible video coming in from the path of the storms. >> in northern alabama, a number of buildings were damaged and trees are pulled from the foundations. the situation is getting worse as the storms pick up. >> utter devastation -- that is the best way to describe the destruction. northern alabama getting a double dose. residents are bracing more -- residents and tennessee are bracing for more bad weather. >> it almost seemed as if it was trying to lift in the roof off of the frame. >> two tornadoes ripped through the hunts fell area this morning. trees crashing everywhere. homes simply gone. all this in an area where an outbreak last april left 300 people dead. >> storms are coming early. this is a pretty significant outbreak. that will have everybody on edge. >> residence in the midwest are still r

a local mom wants to know why. >> and some call it a stroke of luck but you are not going to believe what an ohio map found at thrift store for $14. we will tell you what it is on this thursday, march 28th good morning i am charley crowson. >> i am megan pringle pry is -- friday is almost here. let's see if we can get some good weather for the weekend here's meeto will gist lynette charles charles. >> we had showers and thunderstorms yesterday but today we will be more spring like as temperatures will begin to drop this morning. it's windy outside but it will be much drier. as we look at what's going on in terms of temperatures, look how mild we are. if you think you don't need the coat hanging out this morning but the temperatures will go downhill. so, take that jacket with you. 58 degrees right now in aberdeen. arnold around 60. more in shady side and the winds now sustained out of the northwest showing you that cold front has passed through due to the direction. but, the cold air has not necessarily worked its way in as of now but the temperatures will go downhill as we go through

has such a strong, independent business community. we think -- think local first has 300-plus independent businesses we support on a daily basis. and it's important for us to bring consumers into the business so they can stay open. >> reporter: the mobbers are spending at least 20 bucks in cash, and for the owner of old city green, he appreciates the business here at his urban garden. >> i'm competing with the big businesses, like home depot or lowe's, and we need to survive. we need to really, like, reach our roots out to the neighborhood. >> reporter: old city green was selected at least in part because of all it does to give back to the local community and neighborhood. reporting live from northwest washington, darcy spencer, news4. >> thank you, darcy. >>> yesterday we had a preview of summer and today spring arrives. >> no kidding. up and down we go. 83 yesterday with the sunshine. today nowhere near 83 degrees with all of the clouds and the drizzle and the rain out there. it's been kind of a dreary looking saturday afternoon. so the big question is, ca

russia's special on it because now it's all about third seed that for each of us suffered a shock exits a local favorites christina mchale while there as well the real pulls out of her match with czech klara. however paul let me ask her upon sky and she would a very good germany and china is now being called progress. with just a week to go before the curtain raising australian grand prix formula one's own new russian at the trough says he feels at home with his new team caterham and he's also promised he intends to outshine teammates heikki kovalainen in his third season in the sport come under the pre-season tests have shown that the team have made a huge step forward in comparison with the previous two years with the car is also much improved with a new engine and the red bull gearbox as for me i will do my best to help capture

a parade. thousands of people took advantage of today's sunny weather. local restaurant owner armstrong served as the grand marshall. the purpose of the parade is to celebrate irish culture. >>> there's a new mrs -- and we underscore mrs -- d.c. america. she got a bachelor's degree from the university of maryland. her platform is to promote marriage. she goes on to compete in the national mrs. america contest. >> congratulations. >> i predict you are going to be eligible for that one day. >> one day, maybe. great weather today. >> if you like the warmth, bruce, you are going to like the seven-day forecast. we are going feel that warmth. actually even overnight into tomorrow morning with temperatures getting down into the 40s. here's a look at wisconsin avenue. it's a quiet sunday night. temperature 52 degrees. partly cloudy skies. and we're not going to be as cold tomorrow morning. now, here's a look at why. just down to the 50s in leesburg, 50 in winchester. so it is going to be a fairly mild night. in fact, the warmth is going to be felt all over the east co

i represent a local business on the neighboring property. we have been working with sears for quite a number of years and as a local merchant, it is important for us to continue to develop the area of fisherman's wharf to beautify the neighborhood and to welcome visitors and support the neighborhoods that live in the community as well. as you

is there a local arsonist on the loose? >>> plus, an ad at a metro station tells the president to go to hell. only on 9, the filmmaker behind the sign talks. >>> but first, new at 11:00, the heavy rains may have proven deadly for at least two people inmontgomery county as firefighters had to rescue two drivers after their cars got stuck in the high water. >> it happened along barnsville road between cropper and peach tree around 8:00. thankfulfully both drivers are safe after that water rescue. we spoke with one of the victims right after they were saved. >> reporter: how deep was the water? >> almost to like -- not halfway up my door, but pretty close. >> reporter: how long did it take them to get you? >> 30 seconds to a minute. they were on a cowl to someone else. >> reporter: were you scared? >> yes. >> i'm scared for her. for a look at what we can expect overnight, let's get right to chief meteorologist topper shutt. >> mainly good news. i'm going repeat myself, do not cross a street or road that's flooded. it comes up v

a bunch of snow. they're expecting locally a foot of snow in southern new hampshire from this.oston is going to see 4 to 6 inches of snow, sleet, freezing rain. a real wintry mess for them. for us we'll get high pressure to build in behind the storm. the storm is going to drive the wind. high pressure builds in for tonight and tomorrow morning. then as we head into friday night, another storm system will be coming with a chance of more showers and storms friday night and the first part of saturday. we're quiet on the future cast. here we go friday morning, 6:00 a.m. during the day on friday the clouds start to come in from the southwest. we're still okay through late afternoon. look what happens here by 8:00, 9:00 at night. we have showers around. showers and storms will be approaching for saturday morning. maybe by saturday afternoon we'll salvage the second half of the day. the forecast, 67 at least. i may be upping that we'll watch the trend this morning. tomorrow we're going to be 59 after dropping down to about 40 or so tonight. tomorrow night 50 with the showers and storm

a man goes on a rampage inside a local rec center attacking two women including a double amputee. >> outrage over the death of trayvon martin sweeping across the country, people here at home taking to the streets to demand justice. >> and one last beautiful night before our nice weather takes a turn. the fox 5 weather team tracking a very wet weekend. >>> but we start tonight with that rec center attack. ing thanks for joining us tonight. i'm wisdom martin. >> i'm laura evans. police say a guy walked into the community center in global park this afternoon and injured two volunteers going ballistic. fox 5's maureen umeh with the details. >> it happened without warning, the two victims both women, one of them a double arm amputee were in the front office when the suspect walked in and went on a rampage leaving the women injured and property destroyed. according to the incident report, the male suspect walked into the guy mason recreation center on calvert street northwest just after noon friday. he accused two women employees of taking his belongings, then became irate and went on the

. >>> a local volunteer fire company got more than a few subs from a local restaurant. fire house subs donated an important device to help save lives during a fire and why this was part of the chain restaurant's motivation. >> i can't tell you how that felt to watch. >> and the storms in indiana, kentucky, and elsewhere were tragic. find out how this will affect our wallets. >>> still an unbelievable seafnlt 67 as posed to our normal 51. no winner today. when we come back, we'll talk about potential game changer when it comes to our weekend temperatures, straight ahead. @ >>> a great day to take a ferry to lewis and then to rehoboth. a beautiful day. wyatt will have a detailed look at the forecast coming up in about two minutes. >>> more incredible video coming out of the deadly tornado outbreak. want to show you this cell phone video taken in indiana. you can see the tornado tearing across the ground. the national weather service says there were at least 42 confirmed tornadoes in 10 states on friday. the storms killed 40 people, including 13 in indiana. >>> the storms m

a good fit for us. to date, through our process, we have had in excess of 15 meetings locally with a variety of residence, organizations, schools, businesses. we hired five people to visit locally door-to-door to spread the word of what we were trying to do, and understand the concerns and issues within the community. we had over 213 people participate in our community planning process. and from there what we did is developed the platform to build upon for this particular location. what we found was a variety of needs the community wanted to see. bicycle parking was one in particular the was a large need within the community. many people either walk or use bicycles for transportation. we have incorporated in excess of 30 parking facilities for bicycle travelers. in addition to that, because our store is a fresh model, we have sharper date codes and most grocery stores. it is not because the products go out of code, but because we want to keep the french model in the store. we want to work with local partners. we have had discussions to work with a food bomb -- a food bank. from a construction perspective

a local app that allows you to share a doodle pad drawing online has been hot lately. here is another way to do it socially. cisco still in shopping mode. the san jose networker today saying it will buy clear access, a startup company that makes software for internet service providers. investors also willing to spend money today on bay area ipos. two companies went public to rave reviews. here is a rare look inside a company as it makes employees wealthy. it's a rare inside look at a silicon valley ipo as executives of san jose-based vocera rang the opening bell on wall street. employees cheered and watched cnbc from headquarters. >> when i first started working here, there were 12 of us in a little 2,100-square-foot offense so to go from that to this is amazing. just amazing to see it happen. >> today was a big day. a big day for the company. it's been a long time in coming. a lot of people have spent a lot of time and effort in making this happen. we went public today. >> vocera, which makes mobile communications devices for the health care industry, hopped out of th

we are calling it a forum on local food and the 2012 farm bill. we will feature an incredible film by a young activist called "in search of good food." we will follow it with a discussion on improving access to healthy food in the richmond district and san francisco, so i will be talking about food in our district and the city. also, we will talk about a broader regional and nationwide perspective, and then our head of food systems in san francisco who is in our department of public health, and the author of "diets for a debt plan" will also be on our panel. we hope you'll join us on thursday, two days, at 6:30 this week. if you want information, contact susan at 225-5916. the rest i will submit. thank you. supervisor chiu: thank you. calis, today, i am introducing legislation to strengthen an existing law intended to restrict the conversion of apartment units to forest or short-term use, a practice commonly known as hotelization. the passage of the apartment conversion ordinance made it legal for certain residential properties to be occupied on a

on the first of february two thousand and twelve a local team in the egyptian city of port saeed hosted the football club from cairo after the match boost fans attacked the stands with a cargo team supporters set the right result in seventy dead and more than one hundred injured. only the fans want is a fair investigation. and justice. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. two weeks after the tragedy in food so eat thousands of alice the fans marched through the central streets of cairo. and the aim of our march is to demonstrate to the authorities that so many people are demanding an inquiry into the bloodshed but we maintain that it was a plot masterminded by security forces more than i could so many fans knock it out of there. why were all the exits clubs not know nothing. of the events in port saïd the national football championship was suspended indefinitely rallies and marches of the ways fans gather together. ah ah ah ah. ah ah ah. ah ah ah ah ah. ah ah ah ah ah. was a college student till last february today he leads a youth political movement which seizes every opportun

the teachers say they're the victims. >>> a local woman says she was jailed for jaywalking. why police say they locked her up. >>> a school on alert. >>> good morning and welcome back. breaking news on the roadways. a bad wreck on the beltway, traffic is crawling right now. good morning, welcome back to "news4 today." i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm eun yang. it is wise to leave extra time for your rush hour this morning. it's foggy out, visibility is low. and expect it could cause problems on the roads. >> look at the white house now. you can see the white house okay, but you can see that half of the washington monument has disappeared into the clouds above. >> is the sky falling? >> yes, right. yeah. the clouds are touching the ground basically. might not have any rain falling now, but there's a whole lot of little teeny water droplets that are floating around just causing us some real issues this morning. the worst fog up in frederick county, montgomery county, loudoun county, and toward st. mary's and calvert, as well as culpep culpeper. a circle almost around d.c. that fog is

now a local priest is on administrative leave. in a statement sunday the washington archdiocese says father marquel gorm has been relieved of his duties until an investigation in this case. she was denied communion at the funeral of her mom. johnson's family issued a statement saying they hope the church's actions will ensure that others will not suffer the same treatment. >>> japan marked the one year anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami. cbs's monica aczar has more. >> reporter: in somber ceremonies people remembered the devastation they witnessed one year ago. this country survived a disaster that killed nearly 20,000 people. he says it is a symbolic place. mourners nationwide observed a moment of silence at the exact moment the earthquake hit the country. and when the tsunami hit it unleashed a wall of water that washed away whole neighborhoods. some victims are reliving the pain a year later. the tsunami was so big it dragged this massive ship into the middle of the city. it has been a year and people here haven't decided

. >> a local soldier murdered overseas is laid to rest at the arlington national cemetery. [ playing taps ] >> a predawn procession of loved ones and kliegs of major robert marchanti took part in the procession today. a member of maryland's army national guard he was ambushed and killed last month following other soldiers burning old copies of the koran. he leaves behind a wife and four children. >> we are learning more about the u.s. marine accused of going on a shooting spree in afghanistan. ron matz is in the newsroom with the latest on robert bales. >> reporter: he was deep in deep. records show he owes 1.5 million from a fraud case. he is accused of slaughtering 16 afghans, many women and children. yesterday he met with his lawyer john henry brown for the first time and told he has a cloudy memory of the night of the shootings. >> he has no memory of -- he has and early memory of that evening and he has a later memory of that evening, but he doesn't have memory of in between. >> bales could be charged for the afghanistan shooting sometime this week, jessica, back to you. >> all r

maurice dissels believes in keeping the menu as unique as possible, and for his desserts, he relies on a locall done good--sheri tate. >> she brought a sample of her ice creams and sorbets, and as they say, the rest was history. >> it comes as no surprise, really, that ice cream has been called the great american dessert for a reason. each american consumes an average of 23 quarts of ice cream, ice milk, sherbert, and other commercially processed frozen dairy products a year. but even the gre american dessert can get a makeover every now and then, and that's where sheri tate comes in. she came up with an idea to combine two of her favorite dessert staples: ice cream and liqueur. >> as a kid, my parents made liqueur-infused ice cream with their friends, so they made something called "grasshoppers," which is similar to the cream de mint we made today, and it was a blended ice cream drink with cream de mint liqueur. and i think that's probably where i got the idea. >> so sheri left her desk job in the silicon valley to pursue her dessert dream, and thus silver moon ice cream was created. it is th

the 24-year-old french man drove to a local jewish school on his motorcycle monday and killed teacher jonathan saddler, his two young sons and a little girl. hundreds gathered in jerusalem to bury the victims. the french foreign minister flew to israel for the funeral and he vowed the country would fight hate crimes. president nicholas sarkozy who is running for reelection in five weeks says france must remain united. police believe merah also murdered three french soldiers at an atm earlier this month and again escaped on a motorcycle. france's interior minister says the suspect claims to have connections to al qaeda. he says merah was reportedly seeking payback for the killing of pal pal children in the middle -- for palestinian children in the middle east and the french army's involvement in afghanistan. afghan authorities say merah was arrested for bomb making in kandahar five years ago but escaped in 2008 during a taliban prison break. cbs news. >> bomb experts are on the scene of a strange discovery in southeast washington. it appears some sort of military ordnance was discovere

it has been based here for 25 years. >>> and a local leader recently died. y roust passed ax i waearlier-- away earlier this week. she started a nonprofit group to help get homes for the needy. >>> a maryland man gets a visit from a prominent new york rabbi. arthur sneer. gross, who was born in baltimore, was arrested for spying, after trying to help a small cuban-jewish community, improve its internet access. several religious and political leaders have called for gross's release, including secretary of state hillary clinton. >>> time now for a quick look at some of the stories you'll find in the baltimore sun. the economic impact, good and bad, of a winter with almost no measurable snowfall. how daylight savings time affects your health. >>> and a look at the growth of terps' basketball guard, terrell stogland on the court and off. for these and more, read the baltimore sun. and remember to look for the updated forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. >>> a journey of a lifetime. a maryland man set sail around the americas all by himself. andrea fuji

. >> a local woman's complaint has not led to a police crackdown on illegal parking. this lot was meant for the national park visitors. this woman is being inundated with hate mail. we are live in northwest washington. >> this lot holds about 90 cars. it is strategically located within walking distance to foggy bottom and k street. because this is federal land, d.c. parking enforcement cannot issue tickets. only the park police. issuing tickets to more than 40 cars, most of them without a state task. all of them intended for short- term parking. >> people are not paying for the parking spaces. >> the spaces are limited to three hours. police do not regularly enforce the parking restrictions, commuters have been using it for all day parking for years. today, we saw several people coming to their cars to feed the meters. that is also against the law. >> it is here to serve the boathouse. >> yesterday, a local woman posted a complaint on the lack of enforcement. park police were here is when tickets -- issuing tickets. more than 100 tickets have been issued. this man did

tensions erupt at a local mcdonald's when a man lunges forward and punches a 16-year-old girl in thed. the girl falls to the floor. it's all caught on the store's security cameras. this man's brazen outburst shocks the other customers. no one even attempts to stop him. he just walks over, gets his children, and leaves the store. police say the dad and the teenager argue over something many customers fight over all the time. who's first in line. police say the girl swears at the man and the man, who appears nearly twice her size, lashes out with his kids standing and watching just feet away. then the attacker walks out of the restaurant, and he's gone. the girl suffers minor cuts and bruises and is treated at a local hospital. police release this videotape, hoping to catch the suspect. they haven't yet caught the man, but when it comes to customers gone wild, not all get away. >>> at this ohio dairy queen, two men stand at the counter. one waits for his food. the other makes a grab for cold hard cash. then it's customer versus robber in a wresting match that ends with a stunning arres

tell you what, they're a lot more fierce than local and national news reporters and photographers. >> nasty. >> they need to calm all that down. we don't do that here in the district. thank you. >>> a mother is under arrest for real tonight for abducting her 9-year-old son from a landover elementary school yesterday morning. today wuilbert garcia safe heading home to his family in prince george's county and delia goncalves spoke exclusively to the boy's tad who is anxiously awaiting his return. -- dad who is anxiously awaiting his return. >> reporter: nelson garcia heads to the police station to find out how and when he will get his son back. >> i'm happy and i say thank you for the police. >> reporter: police say 9-year- old wuilbert was abducted from dodge park elementary school just before 8:00 in the morning. his mother sylvia garcia signed him out claiming he had a doctor's appointment. thing is garcia lost custody of her children three months ago because of alleged abuse and was not on the emergency list to leave the school with him. the father said the school even had a court o