. >> reporter: the murder of daphne's son austin led grieving mother mildred to lead moms, mothers ofurdered sons, reaching out to families of murder victims. >> i wanted them to know that when that pain hits, they could call daphne or me and cry, get a shoulder, and speak to someone who knows that pain. >> reporter: their group, now planning several simultaneous candlelight vigils friday night, in honor of the countless murder victims across the state. >> what we tried to accomplish here is that we don't want our children to be just another statistic. >> they need to get out there and fight for their community and our children. >> reporter: those candle light vigils get started at 7:00 tomorrow night. and the group, moms, encourages the grieving families of other murder victims to go out and hold simultaneous vigils of their own. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> derek, thank you. wjz is always on. you can find a list of the locations of tomorrow night's vigils and the phone numbers to get in contact with the mothers of murdered sons support group on our website, wjz.com. >>> r

kim, corin, and daphne. >> good afternoon, commissioners. money mess lydia. thank you for your time. a i am -- my name is lydia. "dear commissioners, we urge the planning and recreation-park commission to approve the 8 washington item for march 22. so many items have gone before public hearings. few projects proposed such a positive use of under-utilized land, which is certainly 8 washington case at and the embarcadero. the project proposes new open space, of view, for the water from. -- for the waterfront. as redesign, the 8 washington project will provide residents with a modern aquatics center, create a children's sculpture garden, and restaurants and retail stores. the san francisco chamber of commerce urges the commission to take all actions necessary to approve this significant project. thank you very much. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is jim, i am a resident. i have had a project to look at this project in detail. i think it is a fantastic project that should be supported. like so many things in our life, we have changed. this is a project

that it should be closed for good the man who led the libyan uprising shares his theory about good daphne's death exclusively with our subtlety as he accuses nato of abandoning their country after ousting the old regime plus. but that is one of the issues serious to this u.n. and arab league envoy kofi annan says it's up to the syrian people themselves to decide whether president assad stays and stresses the lives and reasonable the set an artificial deadline for a solution to the country's crisis. and pressure mounts on north korea over its controversial plan to subsidize a rocket launch as world leaders gather in seoul for a nuclear summit. hello and welcome this is our see it's eight pm here now and kevin i would with our top stories for you tonight and first a former libyan prime minister who is the driving force against moammar gadhafi during the nato campaign is accusing the west of forgetting his country after toppling colonel. told a security forum in brussels that the resulting power vacuum leaves libya open to extremists now our correspondent test for a seller i asked for his thou

. >> i wanted them to know that when that pain hits they could call daphne or me and cry, get a shoulder, and speak to someone who knows that pain. >> their group now planning several simultaneous candlelight vigils friday night in honor of the countless murder victims across the state. >> what we are trying to com accomplish here is we don't want our children to be just another statistic. >> they need to get out there and fight for our community and our children. >> you can find a list for the vigils and the phone numbers to get in contact with the mothers of murdered sons support group at our website. >>> turning to sports, in this morning's orioles spring training report, the birds faced justin verlander, the orioles andy chavez would start the game off with a home run. that is the only run the birds would get off verlander, their starter had 4 shut out innings on the mound put the orioles would fall by a score of 4-2. >>> in football news another raven is saying goodbye, ben grubbs has signed with the saints, his 5 year contract is for $36 million with 16 million of that guaranteed.

daphne cantleary says her son thomas was forced to wear a sign around his neck, saying he missed the sign, despite being sick. the teacher apologized. >>> a new low in youth sports. a massachusetts father shines a laser into the eyes of the other team at his daughter's hockey game. as jonathan elias reports, the father is now apologizing for his actions. >> i was at the game. you know, it was the last game of the season. >> reporter: and what joe cortes did at that game has everyone talking. he's the one who took out a laser, like this one, and shined it in the faces of some of the girls from the midway ashland team in a big play-off game against winthrop. his daughter was playing for winthrop. >> i was not trying to shoot it at any other girls playing. >> reporter: in the end, midway ashland lost. but before they lost, joe was kicked out of the game. >> complete jumble. >> since then, he's been charged with disturbing the peace. tonight, he spoke with me exclusively about why he did it. >> that's something that an 8- year-old would do, as opposed to a 42-year-old. >> right. that's o

my co-chair is daphne gilman who's here in the audience, and you'll see more of her good work if you go down to science city at the far end of the mall. we go beyond books, and we talk about science here. the, this is one of several, actually nine c-span programs to be broadcast live from this location plus live streams from somewhere else on the campus, and i want to give a warning to our c-span audience out there in video land, because we're going to be talking about blood and guts and murder and mayhem and sexual perversion, government malfeasance, medical malpractice. so you may think you've tuned into a reality show or perhaps -- [laughter] a presidential primary debate -- [laughter] don't touch that dial. [laughter] you're on the right cable channel, and we're going to be talking about some serious science with some serious authors. deborah blum, the author of "the poisonous handbook," to my far left. douglas starr, "killer of little shepherds." obviously, doug is the one in the muddle. [laughter] and holly tucker, "blood work." we're going to be doing a little genre blending a

next to james is reverend daphne stephanie jackson. he is the co-founder of the brooklyn rescue mission in 2000 do with two with her husband reverend robert jackson to bring healthy food to the homeless and hungry essential brooklyn. finding fresh food rare in their donations box, the jackson's began growing produce in an abandoned lot behind the mission. it is now a small urban farms supplying a small farmers market and a pantry, sorry, for their emergency food providers and the reference jackson are known across the city for their partnerships with other urban farmers health advocates and community producers. [applause] and then of course on the end is tracie mcmillan. tracie mcmillan is a senior fellow at the shuster institute for investigative journalism and author of the american way of eating, undercover at walmart, applebee's, farm fields and the dinner table which just went on sale today. although she has written on food in "the new york times" and harper she just closed her food stamp case last month and was of all things, i'm