nbc's carey sanders is in sanford, florida, with the latest. carey? >> reporter: good evening, lester. george zimmerman remains in jail here tonight. his lawyer says that the 28-year-old's family has found it more complicated to secure the $150,000 bond than they first anticipated. he still could get out of jail tonight, or his lawyer says as late as wednesday. when he gets out, it's expected but then he's going to have to come back here at the end of next month for his arraignment. according to his attorney, he's going to be back for his arraignment then go back into hiding. the process, they believe, for a trial could be more than a year away. while he is out, they anticipate the sheriff will track his every moment with an ankle monitor that is hooked up to a gps, so they know where he is at every moment. trayvon martin's family said that they oppose the bond, but they respect the system. the system that gave a bond to george zimmerman who is not convicted of a crime. lester? >> carey, thanks. >>> the supreme court is going into its final week of co

i'd want a soldier who knew that it was his own wit and bravery keeping us safe. >> galen carey with the national association of evangelicals says if atheists and humanists need someone to talk to, to receive counsel from, there may be another way. >> there are times when psychologists, psychiatrists, other counselors are needed. that's not exactly the role of a chaplain, so if we need to have more psychiatrists, then sure, we should bring them in. but that doesn't mean we need to have chaplains. >> atheists argue that going to a psychiatrist, for whatever reason, is often interpreted as a negative on a soldier's record. >> chaplains have unfettered access to troops and they have clergy confidentiality. if you go to a psychologist or a psychiatrist within the military, it goes on your official record, which can jeopardize your job. >> it's just like anything else. anything that's different, or newer than other ideas, is always met with a little bit of trepidation by people. that's human nature. in the '60s, we were having the same conversation about people with different colored skin

. >>> next i'd like to introduce our wonderful final distinguished speaker, ray carey, executive director of the national gay and lesbian task force. ray took over the task force in 2008 and has provided some truly visionary leadership. for the organization. during her tenure, the task force accomplished many things that are far too many things to list, i, too, was one of the biographies i read out of the three of you, i had to pick and choose. but one of them i thought was particularly noteworthy, a pass age of the inclusive federal hate crime prevention act, a huge victory. also -- yes. [ applause ] >> defeating many anti-lgbt ballot measures across the country and playing a vital role in getting the united states census to count same sex couples in the 2010 census, which is pretty massive. we are in addition to on line leadership academy, and many other innovations, i know she has to leave soon, so i want to make sure we get her up her, please welcome rae carey. [ applause ] >>> in true women's fashion, i won't rush through but i have to pick up my daughter from school so i think the t

. >>> i'm julie carey in fairfax county. there is a deal but it's missing $300 million. we'll look at what that could mean for toll road users ahead. >> the easter egg roll at the >> the easter egg roll at the white house is on mo never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. (woman) the fund-raising was the easiest part. people were very giving. complete strangers wanting to help. i knew someday i was gonna do this walk. if i can do this, you definitely can do this. we can do this. we can all do this together. (man) register today for the... and receive $25 off your registration fee. because everyone deserves a lifetime. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur?] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that c help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a superhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best p

. >>> i'm julie carey in manassas, virginia where we're learning more about why a health care college abruptly closed its doors. i'll have details about missing money coming up. >>> and a look at what could be key evidence in the trayvon martin case. >>> baseball season is under way. the nationals spent the afternoon waiting for the bats to show up against the cubs. >> steven strasburg made his first opening day start in the majors but didn't get much help out of wrigley field. that's comedian bill murray die-hard cubs fan. he put on quite a show before throwing out the first pitch rounding the bases slide noog home plate. then the 61-year-old still had enough energy to actually throw the pitch. steven strasburg for his part making his first opening day start for the majors in the nationals and looked good early on. he strikes out marlin byrd to end the second inning. strasburg went seven innings giving up just five hits, striking out five. to the top of the ninth when the nats' bats finally showed up, ian desmond would bring home brett carroll with a base hit to break the 1-1 tie and

carl carey as work for the state department since 2003. now he could lose his job and spent years behind bars. pamela brown is live with the story will only hear on 7. >> this is someone who has gone through an extensive background check and has a security clearance with the department of state. he is indefinitely suspended following a police investigation. fairfax county police arrested state department employee carl carey charged with 10 counts of child pornography but possession. they were stunned to learn that his neighbors now back at home awaiting a court hearing after posting bond. >> i hope they would let the neighborhood know. >> hello, my name is pamela brown. >> he declined to comment. he's an nyu grad and also a master's from tryo. -- troy. it worked his way up to the senior position of project manager in the i.t. department. >> for your job to be protecting people and you do that? that is scary. >> fairfax alerted the state department after issuing a search warrant. he was a it -- he was suspended without pay but was not arres

. >> hello, my name is david carey. i'd like to thank mr. fried for the information that he's putting together. i'd like to point out a few items about it. one is that when he's comparing san francisco's june primaries to november turnout and making some comparisons to that to some of the proposals that have been put further, it's important to keep in mind that those proposals actually proposed some september primaries where turnout is likely to be much, much lower than it is in june primaries with other state ballot items on them and so if you had a september primary, even bumping things up to 80% to 90% isn't going to get you to 50% of the november turnout. the other thing that i'm glad mr. fried is showing is that san francisco has elections where the percentage of invalid over-voter ballots is highest and that's not rank choice voting. it's the plurality multicandidate elections for the school board and community college board so if san francisco really wanted to focus on how can you reduce the amount of invalid votes, we'd focus on what

in fairfax county, julie carey, news4. >> all the new and modified signs are supposed to be up by thef the summer. >>> a look at the headlines right now. reports of injuries are now starting to come in from texas in the wake of at least two large tornadoes there this afternoon. damage is widespread across the dallas-ft. worth area. american airlines has canceled all of its flights into dfw airport tonight, and the airport is reporting 110 planes have been damaged by hail. >>> the trial began for a man accused of opening fire in prince george's county in a housing complex last august. the suspect allegedly was aiming at a man, but his bullet hit a 1-year-old child in the cross fire. 18-year-old devon matos is facing charges, including first-degree assault for that shooting. it happened in glenarden, maryland. the child is making a remarkable recovery. >>> police say a former nursing student who shot and killed seven people in an oakland, california, school yesterday felt bullied and was out for revenge. investigators say one goh was upset about being teased over his poor english skills

reporting live from arlington, i'm julie carey, news 4. >>> prince george's county police are tryingo find the killer of 18-year-old ronald minor. it happened along addison around 8:00. investigators tell us they're trying to identify a suspect and establish a motive. >>> a scary scenario played out in front of students at glen oak high school. students acted out a deadly crash resulting from drinking and driving or high speed. police and fire units helped to make this demonstration seem real. the school did this to encourage students to make smart decisions over the next few weeks with prom, graduation and beach week approaching. >> we're trying to keep the school in mind before they make bad decisions. we're trying to make sure they understand what the consequences are and to make it real for them. >> the police department also encouraged students to attend the school-sponsored after prom parties. >>> prince george's county honored several brave men and women who risked their lives to save others in 2011. the county held the 35th annual public safety valor awards in greenbelt. gold

ron carey already seeking a sit down to get his endorsement. >> scott thuman reporting. much more on santorum's campaign suspension on "world news." and there is a full ride up on wjla.com. nattering news in the shooting of florida teenager trayvon martin. the lawyers for george zimmerman are getting out. >> they say their client is not keeping in contact with them and they have given advice against making contact. he has not yet been charged. >> tracking the danger of wild fires in the area and across the east coast. a dry, breezy day as wonderful as long as it has not been breezy for a long time which is the problem in several coastal states tonight. thousands of acres have burned in six states and beat smoke is causing a quality issues. no major fires in our area, but the conditions are right. chief meteorologist doug hill joins us with a look at the windy conditions and whether or not there will be any rain soon. >> may be a sprinkle or a light shower briefly tomorrow, but a dry out look at the moment. still very dry across the area and well beyond. this is the red f

for now reporting live from arlington, virginia, julie carey, news 4. >>> just ahead tonight at 5:00earch for a 6-year-old who disappeared from her arizona home takes an unexpected turn. >>> coming up at 6:00 the sex scandal involving members of the secret service is getting bigger. now some want to know if white house staffers were involved in the prostitution scheme. also, prince harry is coming to america and is going to visit d.c. details about the royal see. >>> now to the desperate search tonight for a missing 6-year-old girl in tucson, arizona, who vanished over the weekend. >> today police said they found suspicious circumstances at a possible entry point at the girl's home. as miguel almaguer reports it is raising fears she was abducted. >> we love you and we will find you and we won't give up. >> reporter: at a candlelight vigil for missing 6-year-old isabelle solis prayers, hope, and tears sunday night as police struggled to find any leads. >> isabel is a blessing we need to give back to the family. she is missed dearly. please help us. >> reporter: investigators say the f

in blacksburg, julie carey, news 4. >>> we'll have coverage of tonight's vigil on news 4 at 11:00 this evening. >>> six people killed and dozens injured after tornadoes ripped through the midwest over the weekend. in woodward, oklahoma tornado alert sirens were knocked out by a storm just hours before the more severe weather hit. officials say the advance warning from forecasters prevented a bad situation from being even worse. in most areas, cleanup is already under way. the weather channel's jim cantore is in iowa now with a look at the cleanup effort there. >> reporter: for the second day in a row people that live here in iowa as well as the volunteers poured in and just about cleaned up everything. here in this park right across the street yesterday we saw a lot of debris, picked up a lot of big limbs, even small ones. today they were in here with rakes just fine tuning if you will and that looks like a pretty nice park we even saw a couple kids back on the playground. the biggest asset if you will is power especially to the homes that are still standing and have power attached to

in fairfax county, julie carey, news4. >>> a 79-year-old woman evicted from her home.inst cancer cost her her home. >>> developments in the shooting death of trayvon martin as local death of trayvon martin as local students gathered to pray for never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days is-- is huge. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. you just put one foot in front of the other, and you know that you're walking for such a great cause that you just keep going. (man) that you have all these people coming together for one common goal. (woman) the goal is to bring an end to breast cancer. (woman) the fund-raising was the easiest part. people were very giving. complete strangers wanting to help. if i can do this, you definitely can do this. (woman) i'll never stop walking, not till we find a cure. (woman) and it has to end, but it starts with us. i knew someday i was gonna do this walk. it is the most rewarding experience i have ever had in my entire life. we can do this. you can do this. we can all do

in manassas, julie carey, news 4. >>> meanwhile the school says it will try to provide information to help students complete their studies. >>> when we come right back on news 4 at 4:00 ryan gosling is a real-life action hero. how the actor saved a woman's life in new york. ♪ ♪ >> and america saved her from going home from "the voice." now maryland's erin willett reveals what we'll hear next from her. >>> crispy chicken three cheeses ♪ >> and the commercial that launched a social media firestorm. we'll tell you why this ad is so controversial and why that's not the reason burger king pulled the reason b[ woman ]g pulled when my asthma symptoms returned my doctor prescribed dulera to help prevent them. [ male announcer ] dulera is for patients 12 and older whose asthma is not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. dulera will not replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. dulera helps significantly improve lung function. this was shown over a 6 month clinical study. dulera contains formoterol, which increases the risk of death from as

julie carey has our report from tysons corner. >> reporter: for northern virginia travelers who want to speed their commute and zip through toll gates, ez pass transponders are required equipment. for now, they are free. virginia has already issued 900,000 ez pass transponders but with the future opening of the new beltway express lanes, that number is expected to double driving up administrative costs. that is why v dot wants to start charging a dollar a month per transponder to keep pace. >> this is not unusual. 14 of the 24 ez pass participating toll agencies currently charged similar fees such as in maryland. they charge a fee. >> reporter: but along the dulles toll road where commuters are already bracing for higher tolerates next year the transponder fee gets a big thumbs down. >> i mean, a dollar a month doesn't sound like much but another $12 a year on top of everything else you're dealing with, it's just kind of a pain. >> the days of technology i think they tend to over charge because technology will take care of most of the administrative fees. so i think it's a way to get

his office is determining which charges if anyone will be brought against carey. >>> why they cannot represent a man accused of shooting and on terms teenager. >>> about a year ago use of a reason to raise billing today was an address to the baseball game and san francisco. >>> and is even worse than smiles. what california says is hiding in the all polished and the new rules for full disclosure. many people are hiding under their umbrellas today's game tonight the rain continues to pound the bay area now storm number to and when to expected as eyewitness news continues. , into attorneys say they can no longer speak for george zimmerman his neighborhood what volunteers who admitted to killing trade on martin as a man of things to reports that two lawyers say that he has to ignore their phone calls and to their legal advice. attorneys crisis honor and how uric city can no longer speak for george zimmerman. his chinese counts of as amended was contact with them at this point to that contact everyday he is gone his own. >>> to lawyers in the neighborhood watch volunteer who says he shot

in reston, virginia, julie carey. >>> fairfax county also approved the names.hey are mclean, tie sons corner, greensboro park, spring hill, wiehle-reston east, her n herndon and innovation. the county and metro used an anline survey with more than 16,000 responses to generate the latest list of names. metro board will get the final say on station names later this year. >>> still ahead, abused, neglected. now on the mend. soon these adorable dogs will be up for adoption. >>> getting a lower grade of gas could soften the pain at the pump. is it a good idea? the experts weigh in. >>> first, here's veronica. >> yeah. brush fires and high pollen across the area. we're looking for some rain. i'll tell you on the other side of the break when's our next best chance of getting some rain. we'll talk more about this. azaleas and tulips around the area. >>> the government is making new recommendations for air race pilots today. in the wake of last week's -- last year's deadly air show crash in reno. the ntsb says pilots should test out plane modifications and possibly wear

news 4's julie carey joins us live from the dulles toll road and route 7 with more. >> reporter: hey, costs about a buck 50 to go through that toll plaza but if you have one of these ez pass trans ponders to get you through quickly they are at least free for now. if v dot gets its way though it won't be that way much longer. they can be seen on more and more wind shields as commuters and travelers speed their trip through toll gates. virginia has already issued 900,000 ez pass transponders but the number is expected to double soon. v dot says with the opening of the beltway express lanes and other toll projects across the commonwealth the administrative costs of overseeing e-z pass are climbing, too. v dot is proposing a dollar a month per transponder fee to keep pace. >> the costs are getting higher for v dot. we have to have a way to pay for this. the money has to come from somewhere. the best way, the fairest way for us to do this is to access monthly fees on the people who actually use the toll facilities. >> reporter: v dot officials say 14 of the 24 ez pass issuers including mar

reporting live from fairfax county i'm julie carey. >> all right. thank you. >>> we're turning now to the weatwh beautiful day. a little cool but lovely. and more freezing possibilities in some parts? >> i think in most areas. >> really. >> most areas will get down to the freezing mark and more so than last night many areas will be below freezing. 32 is really not that bad. >> wow. >> your plants will survive that for the most part but overnight tonight we could see temperatures dip down into the upper 20s to around 30 degrees. so you really want to take those precautions with your plants and make sure you cover them with a simple sheet. that really does help to keep in a little bit of the heat. out there right now is a coast guard helicopterer flying on by. we're looking good with bright blue skies. the atmosphere today crystal clear. 62 degrees with plenty of sun. winds out of the north right now at 17 miles an hour. winds gusting around 24 so near 25 miles an hour. we'll continue to see that breeze throughout the rest of the evening. 59 right now

in arlington, julie carey, news 4. >>> coming up tonight beginning life as an addict because of prescription. >>> a hiker survived four days alone in the desert and tonight talks about the moment she thought she wouldn't survive it. >>> if you think you are the victim of airport security profiling there is a new tool to fight back. >>> doug is keeping an eye on our changing weather. >> you got that right. 67 degrees the high temperature in washington. 85 morgan town. some of the warmer air moving our way but that is not the only thing coming our way. i'll have the complete forecast >>> scientists at the national zoo are using artificial insemination in an effort to produce a baby panda. an expert is helping with the procedure. they inseminated the giant panda last night and will try again tonight. it is now breeding season but the zoo says she and the male panda have not mated naturally. the couple's one cub was born in 2005. it's living now in china. >>> doctors are seeing a disturbing new trend. more babies being born addicted to prescription pain killers. the number of newborns with signs

in fauquier county julie carey news 4. >> the officer involved in the shooting has not been identified is said to be on paid administrative leave. >>> the d.c. taxi cab commission is warning cab drivers to watch their behavior after several reports of passengers being attacked. taxi officials say there were seven incidents in recent weeks. six of the victims were women. one was allegedly punched. another says she was dragged from a cab by her ankles but she has yet to file an official complaint. the head of the d.c. taxi cab commission says he is sending out a strong warning letter to drivers. >> what we've told them is that we will not tolerate -- zero tolerance on any treatment of passengers that either verbally or physically threatens or frightens them. >> reporter: the d.c. council is also discussing a proposal to install panic buttons in d.c. cabs. that legislation was introduced several months ago and is part of an overhaul of the city's cabs. >>> coming up driving a tow truck can be really dangerous. we'll talk about the rescue that took an unexpected turn. >>> and "the voice" i

we've seen other stars trim down in commercials, mariah carey, jennifer hudson, carrie fisher, charles is that charles barkley? sadly, it is. >> coming up, why so many celebs are sharing their weight loss stories. >>> plus, it's another buzz-worthy week. mary j. blige is actually in the news. the singer was in a burger king commercial. we're going to tell you about the strange controversy that's gotten the ad pulled off the web, and oblige herself is in a huff over the whole thing. >>> plus, beyonce became a mom, but now she's taking on another task that has people talking. we'll find out what that is, just ahead. >> we have two beyonce stories. we have that one and another beyonce live in our studio, a tiny beyonce, the world's tiniest puppy. take a look. this puppy has created more buzz in our studio this morning. great story behind its survival and what it says to all of us about rescuing animals. >> i understand when little beyonce was born, she fit into a tablespoon, believe it or not. >> a tablespoon. >> she's only 4 weeks old. she'll probably not grow much more than this. she's

reporting live from arlington, julie carey, news 4. >>> a vigil in downtown d.c.irthday of a maryland man being held in jail in cuba. cuban authorities arrested international development worker alan gross in 2009 convicting him for bringing spy equipment into the country last year. gross denies the charges saying he was simply bringing in ining access to the country's small jewish community. protesters gathered today to mark gross's 63rd birthday. there was a vigil and a cake but they did not light the candles. >> we're not going to light it. that cake is going in my freezer and it's not going to be lit until alan gross comes home. when we have another celebration. >> gross is serving a 15-year sentence. his health has been deteriorating while in prison. >>> up next tonight's student pranksters at georgetown strike again. >>> i'm liz crenshaw. a call looking for money to get your grandchild safely out of a foreign country? how to stop this scam from stealing thousands of your ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] virtual wallet can help you be that person who's good with money

chase carey, of course, that's from the cheer operating officer chase carey. game on.s sarah palin's take on her first faceoff with katie couric since the emphasis interview some analysts say tanked her campaign. the former v.p. candidate and alaska governor guest hosted nbc today show. sarah palin is a fox news contributor and fox executives are said to have signed off on the plan. at the same time katie couric is guest hosting abc good morning america. that's her former archrival. the stunt aims to topple towed's top spot in the rankings which it has held every week since 19956789 that's 800 weeks at number one. but this is a much mover than a ratings rivalry. this time it is personal. you will remember the last time couric and palin crossed paths, katie couric asked governor palin what she called a gotcha question. what newspapers does sarah palin read? she didn't name any. today sarah palin addressed it right out of the gate. here, watch. >> she is, oh, man. see, she is doing her homework. [ laughter ] >> no question about it governor, it's nice to have you here. >

julie carey spoke to the prosecutor today and got reaction from cook's family. >> reporter: the fatal shooting of 54-year-old patricia cook by a culpepper town police officer in early february has shocked and stirred that community. now the special prosecutor assigned to the case fauquier county commonwealth attorney james fisher has decided a group of citizens can best investigate and decide if charges are warranted against the police officer. he is asking the judge to impanel what is known as a special investigative grand jury. >> given the heightened scrutiny and the fact that you had a police involved shooting of a citizen it is very important to be very thorough, very method methodical and leave no stone unturned rnch the special grand jury will be comprised of seven to 11 citizens. a judge will question them first to make sure they can be impartial. perhaps most importantly, they will have subpoena power to bring in witnesses and at the conclusion of their probe the group can issue an indictment. >> my goal is to bring as many people in as possible who can enlighten the jury on

in arlington, julie carey, news 4. >>> breaking news in the corruption case against former d.c. council member harry thomas jr. jr. just minutes ago the prosecutor in the case recommended the maximum prison sentence, 46 months and then three years' probation. thomas, the former ward 5 council member will be sentenced in federal court next thursday. thomas pleaded guilty in january to two felony charges for his scheme to steal more than $300,000 in grant funds that were intended for youth sports programs. thomas also resigned from the council. >>> a busy spot in marifield will be shut down this weekend. the intersection of lee's highway and gallows road closes for repaving. detours will be in place to get around the pafgs. all businesses in the area will still be accessible. the reconstruction is part of a major development project in the area. roads will reopen sunday afternoon. >>> coming up, some rare new pictures of marilyn monroe have been discovered. >>> also ahead, the shuttle "enterprise" puts on quite a show as it arrives at its new home. >>> and doug's still got his eye

julie carey with details. >> reporter: good morning.g center on franconia road is one of three locations where a.c.t. college offered koursds aimed at students who -- courses aimed at students who want degrees. a.c.t. posted this on their web site yesterday -- it says a.c.t. college has ceased operations. but the web site offers no explanation for why the school suddenly closed down. students arrived for class yesterday to find the offices locked up. one faculty member tells news4 that they were aware of financial difficulties. they hadn't received a paycheck since early march. now the for-profit a.c.t. college has operated in our area for nearly 30 years training those who want to become medical or dental assistant. they also have an associate degree in radiology. now students are left in complete limbo with no access to their records or credit information. faculty members are still wondering about the missing paychecks. here's reaction from oneston who says she was expecting to graduate in a couple of weeks and move to a four-year sch

in manassas, julie carey, news 4. >>> a guilty verdict for a 17-year-old accused of shooting a childface last summer in lanham, maryland. it took a prince george's county jury a little more than two hours to reach the verdict earlier this week. devon mattis was convicted of assault and using a hand gun to commit a violent crime. shikina johnson was outside her apartment with her little boy when police say mattis fired shots in her direction and one of the bullets hit her little boy. a violent person is now off the streets, prosecutors say. >> we are pleased we have removed a violent individual who chose to position himself and shoot into a crowd of innocent people on a night and shot diondre and put in danger his mother and the other children who were playing nearby. >> reporter: diondre is still recovering from injuries and faces several more surgeries. mattis will be sentenced in june. >>> people are facing child pornography charges in virginia after an undercover operation there. the 20 arrests were made in fairfax, prince william, loudoun, and bedford counties as well as in virgi

julie carey has more now from blacksburg. >> reporter: this year is the first time classes have beeneld on april 16th since the shooting occurred but it's far from an ordinary day here in blacksburg as students, faculty, and alumni find ways to remember the 32. >>> at the memorial, there was a steady procession. the emotions stirred by memories of april 16th, 2007 still clear to see on some faces. this woman added her own flower to the displays placed there by the university. this virginia tech senior who came to pay her respects says she thinks of the victims every time she passes the memorial. >> it feels like as if i knew these people and we still shed the tears for them as a community. >> reporter: the five-year mark did not bring all sadness, though. a community picnic was set up on the drill field, a chance for hokies to celebrate the unity and resolve that helped the campus keep going. stamped on many a hand, we remember. this sophomore, whose grandfather taught at virginia tech, knew three of the victims of april 16th. >> it's a sad day, but i think this event especially is a

as julie carey tells us tonight for one local family whose only child was killed it's been five years of grief and a five-year search for answers. >> reporter: in this room in the basement of the centreville home the pictures, awards, and mementos make it clear to see at just 18 aaron peterson was a dynamo, a stand out basketball player at westfield high school, an honor student, and already making her mark as a freshman at virginia tech. >> i was so blessed to have that 18 years. i loved being her mother. i was looking forward to planning big events. >> reporter: tears can still come easily when celeste peterson talks about her only child, one of 32 students and faculty killed at virginia tech on april 16th, 2011. and she says this five-year mark does nothing to erase the enormous sense of loss. >> personally for me it is a mark that i survived. i am able to still stand. as far as not having erin, it just seems like yesterday. i mean, i miss her so much. >> reporter: in spite of her grief, celeste peterson has also spent the past five years pressing for answers. her family was one of

carey is here helping us raise private dollars. again, thank you to steven barkley and you're wonderful team for working with us. this wonderful event, with the books that we are starting with, we will start and continue on that time frame and as you have seen here, even though i cannot let you into the secretive rooms that our housing the larger boats, their technology, we will continue on those posts. we will continue to announce that. the time frame that we meet. that is the immediate news. i want to reconfirm, we expect to have these races continue. we expect to draw an hour large people around the bay area to see this race. it continues to be a race that will blend of technology of how you view the race, how the votes are outfitted with information and technology coming from the race itself and welcoming in the new generation that will be able to see this for the first time from the shore, waterfront, in new ways that have yet to be announced. not getting ahead of ourselves. it will also involve a new generation of people that

the moratorium allow retailers like big five to sell guns and ammo bothered you the law and sealed carey's supporters declare that stomping and individual second amendment rights. did we it is a counterproductive to ask china to maintain the state community if we allow firearms to residential neighborhoods nearby hercules san paulo also go richmond and albany already been residential and sales. >>> how many people would want to buy a house on the block where a neighbor was operating a kitchen table business selling guns. >>> the city council said the supreme court decision says that the right to bear arms is not absolute so just minutes ago they voted unanimously friday 0 to ban the sale of guns and ammunition from any residence within the city limits. did we an interesting debate to say the least danger robert lisle. >>> its erotic and seductive and its garnered a lot of hype a few weeks ago we told about a book actually it's a trilogy and it's not for kids tonight juliet could read shows us the best seller as even boosting business where you might not think of buying the book. >>> and re

[applause] >> i am james carey -- james. you have a label our school i hard to sell school. we need these teachers to return next year. they represent the best and brightest of our faculty. one a former businesswoman, one a former lawyer, won a future doctor, and won an experienced teacher who chose to come to our school to teach our students to be successful learners. the volunteer their mornings, lunchtimes, even after school to work with students. they should not be rewarded for their devotion with not being returned to our school, especially when we are labeled a hard to sell school. please rescind your non- reelection decision and return these teachers to your school and preserve all seniority so you do not remove any more of our staff. if you want to remove or not reelect somebody, focus on the problem at our school. for the last two months, as you have heard from parents, students, and a staff, the administrators at this school have no concern for our students. none whatsoever. we would not be here every month and every time we get a chance until you understand. if it

julie carey has more from arlington. >> reporter: robin gardner has stood by her husband ever since hisrges he sexually molested three young girls during sleepovers at the gardner home. a falls church councilwoman and former mayor robin gardner took the stand to talk about what she saw the night of the alleged offenses. on june 16th, the night of a sleepover, the now 10-year-old girl testified yesterday that michael gardner molested her during the night as she lay on the floor of his daughter's bedroom right next to his daughter. she says that he'd come into the room to comfort the girls during a thunderstorm. but robin gardner says she was awake, in bed, right across the hall with both bedroom doors open when her husband went in and returned in about 15 minutes. the girl told a falls church detective the fondling lasted 45 minutes. the next night, during a birthday slumber party, two girls say michael gardner came down several times in the early morning hours and molested them. but robin gardner says her husband had been sick and turned in early that night. gardner says she doesn't rem

reporting live from manassas, i'm julie carey. back to you. >> we will continue to follow what happens out there, julie. thank you so much. >>> and new today, president obama is celebrating the easter season. he's hosting an easter prayer breakfast at the white house this morning. christian leaders from across the country are attending. it's a time of prayer and reflection, but also a little humor. >> we all have experiences that shake our faith. there are times where we have questions for god's plan. jesus told us as much in the book of john when he said, "in this world, you will have trouble." i heard an amen. let me repeat. "in this world, you will have trouble, but take heart, i have overcome the world." >> the first family will also host the white house easter egg roll and thousands of excited kids will be out there on the white house lawn next monday. >>> a famed sculptor known her her illustrations of strong black and mexican women has died. elizabeth was born in d.c., went to does nunbar high school and to mexico in 1946.

in arlington, julie carey, news 4. >>> a rude awakening for a family in clinton, maryland. a driver lost control of a car this morning along old branch avenue and slammed into a home hitting the garage. despite the damage no one inside the house was hurt. the driver suffered some minor injuries. police are still trying to figure out what led to the crash. building inspectors are now assessing for structural damage to the house. >>> a spring storm is pounding the northeastern part of the country. parts of new york and pennsylvania could get up to a foot of snow from all this. this is video from garrett county, maryland, where there was about 6 inches on the ground. doug kammerer, this is quite normal in february but now? come on. >> you even hear about this in march. maybe even late march. but mid to late april, then you really start to get into the rarity of a storm. you can see that storm right now, storm 4 radar showing we're still seeing shower activity around the region. once again it is just the rain across much of the area over the last 24 to 48 hours mixed in earlier

concerned about al qaeda @ in the to reign in peninsula and an affiliate based in the country of yemen carey>> we are maintaining our guard. >>> the group was behind the failed underwear bomber attack in 2009. >>> the u.s. and chinese officials are to work on a deal to give up line chinese activists 2/4 fled and he is under protection by american officials in beijing. the activists was imprisoned after exposing the program of forcing abortions and sterilizing under the china's one child policy. >>> of the two governments are not the knowledge of his in custody and not saying much. that means that there's public talking about in private. does the best way to work out. >>> both sides hope to iron out an agreement before hillary clinton visits beijing a little bit later this week. >>> the cost of the day at the fallen twin towers in city >>> we're not talking about the blockbuster film. the details of what may be a titanic to. >>> will be our first look at the new doyle drive. and there is. it just of a few minutes ago. within a live report in just a few minutes. the clear sailing o,, go to col

we want to own instruments where you get payed almost every day in the form of yield and carey to insulate you and protect you from uncertainty. >> susie: all right. we have to leave it there. thanks greg for all that good information. >> thank you. >> susie: and we've been speaking with greg peters of morgan stanley. >> tom: the world's biggest retailer is under big pressure over allegations of corruption in its biggest internation market. the new york times reported allegations that wal-mart's mexico business used bribes to expand quickly. walmart shut down an internal bribery in 2005 and only recently notified u.s. regulators after learning of the newspaper's investigation. if the allegations are true, they could be violations of an american law known as the foreign corrupt practice act. but, as suzanne pratt reports, analysts are divided on whether there might be long-term damage to walmart's stock. >> reporter: like many large companies walmart has had its fair share of p.r. problems. and, in recent years the company has been working hard to improve its image. crisis management expert

senator carey then senator pryor. >> thank you, mr. chairman. indeed the line upward, in fact it's pretty unclear right now where a lot of jurisdictions began and where they end. we're way behind the prayer. ironically, i've said this before with the chairman, the chairman of the subcommittee, i've said that we were really behind the curve within six months of the 1996 bill being signed because we didn't really think very hard about data transmission. so a hearing like this is pretty important as we think about what's the role of government in the market going forward. and hopefully it will help us understand how free americans are to really engage in the creation and consumption of video in fair terms, fair prices as well as the role that competition is going to play in those choices. i don't think we've tapped the answer to that yet to be honest with you. there -- you mentioned it a moment ago, the floor apparatus experience that you live and some people may have more, it's pretty normal for people to be doing that. there's nobody here who dun

carey school of business. >> that will probably have a beneficial effect on the local economy because people will feel more confident that they're not losing value in their homes anymore if they're underwater they're not as underwater by as much and it think its gonna spur homebuilders to catch up this shortage and create jobs in the construction industry and everything that goes around that. >> reporter: mike sauceda, "nightly business report," phoenix. >> tom: tomorrow we turn to real estate in the big apple and show you that market's surprising sweet spot. >> tom: this week's big news for investors will come friday with the march jobs report. the nation has posted solid gains averaging over 240,000 new jobs per month over the past three months and there's plenty of optimism the momentum can continue. it's been almost a year since president obama's council of jobs and competitiveness first met. the group of top c.e.o.s, labor leaders and economists has focused on getting american companies to create more jobs and create them faster. erika miller sat down with a member of that commit