thank you very much, denise.f you want to see more of her house, check it out on "celebrities at home," a show i host on hgtv. the new season begins this summer. >>> this tuesday don't miss pauley perette on "the price is right." that's going to be great. a special "ncis" themed showcase. >>> i will introduce you to the man who's taking on the challenge of playing jesus. >> i'm just profoundly grateful and -- >> excuse me. >> bless you. >> he's just the actor. just to clarify that. >>> then, who is joan rivers ripping now? >> everyone takes it so seriously. >> it's joan uncensored. >> nobody is safe. >>> and michael jackson's son finishes his first "e.t." assignment. >> so what's the one thing that surprised you the most? >> i'll tell you. right after this. closed captioning provided by -- >>> we are back at the home of the oscars, the dolby theatre in hollywood. >> michael jackson and madonna at the oscars in 1991. >> today it's the king of pop's son, prince michael, making news as our correspondent. >> and he's

denise is in the newsroom with details on a new twist in the investigation. denise? >> reporter: the city police department did not have permission to conduct training exercises at the rosewood hospital. the health department tells our media partner, the baltimore sun, city police did not meet the condition to use the shutdown facility for training. the training supervisor who fired that round is now on leave. six officers remain on suspension. and a new training academy director is now in charge. mary? >> all right, denise. thank you. police commissioner anthony batts said the department was not aware vans filled with police recruits were being taken to the facility. state police are now conducting a criminal investigation. >>> the hunt to find the person who murdered a university of maryland eastern shore student continues. tonight, state police have a new tool to help them catch the killer. derek valcourt reports. >> reporter: the video does not show the murder itself. but it does show people walking and driving by. and those are people that police say they need t

denise? >> reporter: well, mary, for the 3100 passengers, the four- day luxury cruise is turning into a nightmare, after an engine fire on sunday. the ship has limited power and is now being towed to mobile under a coast guard escort. passengers are reporting deteriorating sanitary conditions. one woman said she spoke with her husband on the ship. and this is what he told her. >> he said that the conditions have gotten so bad that they're asking them to use the rest room in bags. and they were eating onion sandwiches. and that was on monday. >> no one here, from carnival, is happy about the conditions on board the ship. and we obviously are very, very sorry about what is taking place. >> reporter: carnival says the ship does your have running water and that most of the 23 public bathrooms are working. back to you. mary? >> and denise, thank you. passengers are getting a full refund and a free trip home. triumph is expected to arrive in mobile sometime tomorrow. and carnival is canceling all v

denise? >> reporter: well, kai. delaware state police say 68- year-old thomas matuse witch of texas, shot any killed his son's former wife and her friend. his son, david, 39 and christine bel ford were involved in a bitter custody dispute. police say his father, thomas, opened fire at the new castle courthouse, killing bedford and her friend, 47-year-old laura mull ford. police say they're not sure if he took his own life or was shot by police. two police officers were hit with gunfire but were wearing armored vests at the time. david matusiwitch was arrested forever kidnapping the couple's three children in 2007 and fleeing with them to nicaragua. he is in state police custody on a federal probation technicality. >> all right, denise. thank you. the younger matusiwitch was recently released from prison and his ex-wife told a friend she was not worried about her safety. >>> arrested and charged with having sex with a 15-year-old student. the harford county sheriff's office says the student to

>> denise herbert. this is how we first met her.eting for displaced people four months after hurricane katrina. her mother was still missing and she and her daughter couldn't get anyone in government to help. >> i'm angry with the world. they're talking about mardi gras and what they want to do with new orleans. what about these 3,000 and some people missing? i'm sick of these people. i really am sick of these people. >> days later of ethel was identified in a morgue. her death certificate states, hurricane katrina related death. in the days and weeks after katrina, there was a strong feeling among many that the superdome where so much tragedy had occurred and which have been heavily damaged, would have to be torn down. at the same time, there was a possibility the new orleans saints would leave the city. meanwhile, the population of new orleans was plummeting. the city was withering. denise moved to atlanta for more than three years, trying to make ends meet, but she dreamed of coming back, just like so many other displaced new orl

i'm denise koch. and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about tonight. >> it's hard to believe with today's delightful conditions, but we could soon be in store for another round of winter weather. another live look outside. cold air and the chance of snow is quickly heading

denise. >> thank you bob. check in tomorrow morning starting at 6:00 a.m.he updated first warning weather forecast. >>> university of maryland braces for a big basketball game. surprising announcement on the eve of the turk's show down with duke >>> baseball, basketball, mark has it all. >> we will start with hoops. growing pains in college park but that is part of the process with a new coach. on the eve of maryland playing duke, turks coach, puts his foot down amid-a frustrating time, dealing with a young team. he announces the suspension of the guard howard. he will sit out duke for what he calls a violation of team rules not specific about what rules were broken. says howard made bad decisions. he blames himself he said for allowing expectations to exceed reality with so many young players and he was especially tough on his guys during practice this week. >> yeah, he got on this week just trying to get guys better it is his job. he can't tell us everything positive. some negative just to bring the best out of us. >>> they will try to avenge a 20 point l

denise herbert couldn't stay away, even after losing her mother. cannot imagine living anywhere else than in the great city of new orleans. we'll meet her ahead. >>> and ronaiah tuiasosopo says he pretended to be manti te'o's online girlfriend for years. dr. phil mcgraw challenged him to prove he left the voice mails that fooled te'o. we'll let you decide if it really is his voice. >>> hillary clinton steps down as secretary of state. we'll tell you what she told staffers before she walked out the door. >>> the man at the center of the manti te'o fake girlfriend hoax, ronaiah tuiasosopo, told his side of the story in an interview with dr. phil mcgraw, telling him he pretended to be te'o's online girlfriend for years, creating her out of thin air, after hijacking the identity of a former high school classmate, diana o'meara, she became the face of the fictional lennay kekua, though she had no idea until a couple of weeks ago. in his first interview since the story broke, tuiasosopo told dr. phil he acted alone and ended up falling in love with manti

denise. >>> thank you bob. coming up. the maryland basketball team gets back to action after the big win over duke and mark has the latest next in sports. >>> mark is here with the wjz sports report, maryland beats duke you figure they could do anything. >> you would hope they could. let's see if they can. that emotional win over duke had terps fans talking ncaa tournament but coach didn't want to hear about it. he said the only game that matters is the next one. looking ahead to march madness can lead to february frustration. on the road would the terps have their feet on the ground after beating duke. logan aaronhalt with an unlikely hand. the transfer from albany with a season high 26 points, the terps lead in the second half. but they couldn't hang onto it. boston college scored 12 straight points to turn the tables on the terps. e he led the eagles with 26 points. here he is again. the terps follow that win over duke with a disappointing defeat on the road at bc. 69-58. 5 more regular season games left for the materi

denise? >> thank you, mary. nonprofit parks and people will help plant the trees. >> well, we like to see green. >> yes. >> yes, we do. >> trees in the city have a tough time with people walking all around the roots. it compacts the roots. they need air, mulch, dogs, animal little. and they need water when it gets hot and dry around here. >>> let's take a look at temps around here. we've got rain headed our way tomorrow. we're at 37. dew points, way down. humidity still very, very low. 29%. we have a south/southwest wind. that will bring in much milder air in tomorrow, along with showers. come back and take a look at our forecast after this. >>> here's ray live look outside right now. it is clear. we haven't had a lot of precipitation. but bob says that's going to change. >> it's going to change tomorrow because we have warmer air tonight. for the most part, tomorrow is going to be mild and damp in the afternoon. not looking for a lot of rain. but it's going to turn colder once the rain moves out of here. more c

denise herbert couldn't stay away, even after losing her mother.y she cannot imagine living anywhere else than in the great city of new orleans. we'll meet her ahead. >>> and ronaiah tuiasosopo says he pretended to be manti te'o's online girlfriend for years. dr. phil mcgraw challenged him to prove he left the voice mails that fooled te'o. we'll let you decide if it really is his voice. [ laughs ] now this is a test drive. whoa! you really feel all 335 foot-pounds of torque. it's chevy truck month! silverado was also recognized for the lowest cost of ownership. hey, what are you gonna do with it? end table. oh. [ male announcer ] it's chevy truck month. now get 0% financing for 60 months, plus trade up to get $1,750 total allowance on a silverado all-star edition. or trade up and choose customer cash plus option package discount for a total value of $7,250. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. >>> hillary clinton steps down as secretary of state. we'll tell you wha

for these stories and more, coming up, denise is standing by with a preview. denise?ow two developing stories tonight. a prominent college student stabbed to death at the university of maryland eastern shore. the search for his killer continues. >>> and troubling allegations. a johns hopkins doctor, found dead in his home in baltimore county. police say he was secretly taping patients. what the hospital is saying tonight. check in for more on these stories and more at 6:00. now back to you. >> denise, thank you. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news tonight. long-time oriole brian rockets says -- roberts says he is finally healthy, after three years of struggle. >> mark has the latest from >>> baseball spring training is a time for hope. and oriole brian roberts is hopeful that his injury issues are over. sports director mark viviano joins us with the latest on the long-time fan favorite. >> yeah. spring-training optimist includes both hope and healing. the orioles made it without the full services of two of their top players. nick mar cake kiss and brian roberts. both a

denise? >> all right. thank you, mary. her 5-year-old son, fathered by a different man, is in the care of relatives. >>> former state senator thomas brom well is out of jail and released into a community integration program. he was sentenced to seven years after being convicted on a federal bribery charge. the 63-year-old was the one- time chair of the powerful senate finance committee. he pleaded guilty back in 2007. no word when he'll be released from the reintegration program. >>> the united states lags behind other countries when it comes to preparing students for science, engineering and math courses. as gigi barnett explains, one group of writers believes that more media attention could boost the number of interested students. >> reporter: behind every science project is a student with many questions. >> i have a baby cousin. and like a lot of babies, she has a security blanket she has carrying around everywhere. and i noticed she was carrying it around, sticking it in heruth mo . >> reporter: the 9th grader tested t

mary -- sorry, denise. >> that's okay. thank you, alex. laura neumann was voted in on the third ballot cast by the county council. >>> unless congress comes up with a compromise, jobs and services we all count on could be in jeopardy. tonight, it appears both sides are far apart on a deal. >> reporter: president obama says it's up to republicans to stop massive automatic spending cuts. on the same day he spoke with senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell, and house speaker minority leader on the phone. he said the gop appears willing to see the cuts go through. >> their basic view is that nothing is important enough tol raise taxes on wealthy individuals or corporations. and they would prefer to see these kinds of cuts. >> reporter: if the president and congress can't reach a deal, the cuts will kick in one week from today. congress returns next week. the president told me he is hopeful they will come back ready to work. >> i'm hoping they will hear from their constituents. so when they get back here, they will be ready to work. and we can

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>> reporter: well, hi, denise. it is certainly difficult to forget the images of the 90- year-old man, gripping the raims of -- rails of his bed, as he took hit after hit of his caretaker. now, the woman behind the punches will spend six years in prison. >> reporter: this gruesome and gut-wrenching video is what helped send anastasia lush to prison. today, the family of john taylor walked out of the court elated. >> i'm satisfied. i'm very happy. i'm at peace with it all. >> reporter: olush pled guilty to three counts of vulnerable elderly abuse. >> we think it sends an extremely strong message that we will not tolerate people abuse or most -- obusing our most vulnerable adults. >> reporter: the video shows the caretaker punching the victim with him unability to cry for help or fight back. >> with god all things are possible. and this has been proof of that. you just keep going. there's no time to give up. >> reporter: getting to this point hasn't been easy for the taylor family. after arresting and posting bail in

i'm denise koch. >> i'm vic carter. thank you for watching eyewitness news on wjz13, maryland's news station. hope

and i'm denise koch. people are talking about tonight. >> the invasion of privacy could be much worse than first thought. and children could be victims as well. even though the physician in the middle. it all is dead, the investigation is expanding. wjz is live at city lis police headquarters. adam may with more from police, who spoke just moments ago.

>>reporter: denise met cancer a type doctors consider incurrable.erapy once a week and deals with the side effects 2 24-7. >> hair loss. nausea. in the past. gi issues. general feeling of not feeling well. >>reporter: denise among the physicianÑi patients to 7 a new drug called designed to attack the cancer without attacking her. clinical trial fights specific type of humor found in 20 percent of breast cancer patients and according to the doctor who ran the study it doesn't make them as sick as regular chemotherapy. >> no hair loss and limited just very few side effects. we have quite a number of patients cancer shrink away. some of them for a number of years. >> for drug maker here in south an fran there's hope that he could usher in a new era of cancer treatment. >> it's ushering in new generation of antibody drug. >>reporter: it's the drug chief medical officer says delivers a 1-2 punch seeks out the cancer cell lick a missile. the attached chemo drug goes on the attack. only attracted to tumor with the her 2protein. but there are others on the

denise? >> well, mary, in court today, lane pleaded guilty to three counts of aggravated murder. the deal takes the death penalty off the table for murder. a year ago, laying open inside shardon high school, 10 students were hit. three died from their injuries. in court today, lane appeared calm and answered "yes" or "yes, your honor" about the plea agreement. lane was found mentally competent, despite evidence that he suffers from hallucinations, psychosis and fantasies employs he isis-- he faces life in prison. >> lane admits he shot the student but says he doesn't know why. >>> today, maryland officials want approval for police to take dna samples from people arrested for crime. 28 states. but privacy advocates and others say it's unconstriewcial to take dna from someone who has not been convicted of a crime without a apparent. the justices will make the decision later this year. >>> looking into secret recordings, made by hopkins ob/gyn. dr. nikita levy was fired and later his body was fo

denise, back to you. >> thank you, monique.ce attended the state of the union, with maryland congressman, chris van holland, who was also influential on getting the gun safety act passed. >>> thousands kept on a cruise ship. and it's going to take longer than thought to get back to land. >>> i'm bob turk. first warning weather center. a bit of snow and a nice warmup. i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. >>> and wjz 13 is always on. here are the top stories on cbsbaltimore.com at this hour. for instant updates and all the day's news, and the updated forecast any time, log onto cbsbaltimore.com. this is so sick! i can't believe your mom let you take her car out. this is awesome! whoooo! you're crazy. go faster! go faster! go faster! go faster! no! stop...stop... (mom) i raised my son to be careful... hi, sweetie. hi, mom. (mom) but just to be safe... i got a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. stir a four-day luxury cruise turns into a weakness or injury. a fire cripples the cruise shi

from chicago, please welcome denise ramsden.dramatic music] ♪ it's good to see you. >> [laughs] >> all right, denise. before we get to where you stand in the game right now, we know you are a movie buff. you know a lot about movies. you are also an unofficial member of the george clooney fan club. now, what does that mean? >> well, i'm kind of like the president and the vice-president. >> oh, you are? >> i hold the meetings. no one else comes. the cat takes notes. it never goes well. do you want to come over? >> yeah. well, i love george clooney. does he know that you have this fan club? >> i'm not--do you know him? do you want to see where he's hanging out later? >> i've met him, but i think he's involved. isn't he? >> i'm not worried about her. >> oh! wow, okay. [applause] i get it. i get it. you'll make a little money. you're a nice-looking lady from

. >>> i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter, here is what people are talking about. >> police release a tidal wave of evidence including the interviews with gladden himself. alex demetrick has more on the sentencing, reaction to it and the just released evidence, alex. >> reporter: denise, robert gladden came to school with a shotgun and 27 shells after killing as many students as possible he planned to kill himself. surveillance photos show gladden pulling the stock of a shotgun out of his shorts as he walked into the school cafeteria. he fired one shot that seriously wounded 17-year-old daniel borwoery. a special needs student. >> i walked into the cafeteria. i didn't have anyone special that i wanted to shoot i just started shooting. >> reporter: students rushed to the school. no one else was hurt. one student who saw it testified during gladden's hearing. >> all i could think about was seeing my family again and would it be missed. >> reporter: a suicide note was found in gladden's pocket. >> how has this worked out ideally for you. >> as many as i could, then i would kill myself.

. >> i am denise koch. >> i am vick carter. >> an abgyn at johns hopkins hospital takes his own life two weeks after he is accused of secretly taping women. we spoke to a patient she is worried she is a victim. megan mccorkell has more. >> reporter: baltimore city police have contacted a few victims but the numbers that could potentially come forward could be huge. dr. levy an obgyn at johns hopkins took his own life inside his home. the same house where baltimore city police served a search warrant. they found extensive evidence he videotaped and took photos of patients without their knowledge. she was a patient and received a letter saying he left the fa silty but didn't say why. >> i thought he moved on got promoted. >> reporter: hospital security was alerted february 4th by another staff member he was using personal video equipment to tape his patients. police are trying to determine if others were involved. a spokesperson said the doctor was let go from staff earlier this month. in a statement to wjz they say any invasion of patient privacy is intolerable. his behaviour violates

. >>> hello i am denise coke. here is what people are talking about tonight. a local gynecologist commits suicide. now police are sorting through a huge number of secret images of patients found in his home. lawyers are lining up to seek compensation. mike helm glen has the latest. >> reporter: more than 300 patients have called the police hotline over concerns they were secretly videotaped at johns hopkins. they are rushing to lawyers. jonathan took out ads he spent the day speaking to dozens of former patients now his clients. >> fear, outrage, betrayal, breach of faith. my clients come into me and they are asking all kinds of questions. well, he made secret images of us what did he do with them. >> reporter: he represented victims of delaware pediatrician who videotaped himself abusing children. >> they have an affirmative, ongoing obligation to vet these doctors. >> reporter: johns hopkins refused to make anyone available for an interview. they said in a statement words cannot express how deeply sorry we are for every patient whose privacy may have been vi

denise is live with more. >> reporter: police found the body of 32-year-old jennifer conyers in the basement after putting out the fire. monte carter was arrested over the weekend. conyers was beaten to death. she was bound with electrical cords and dragged to the basement. when carter was arrested police say they found blood from the victim on his clothing. police say carter used the victim's atm card several times to buy cigarettes and other items. >> thank you. police say the victim and the suspect did know each other. >>> crime is just one of topics being covered by major stephanie rawlings blake in her annual state of the city address. the mayor says the economy and money issues remain the biggest problem for the city to deal with. >> our city faces serious structural deficits between slow growing revenues and faster growing expenses. without corrective action this shortfall totals nearly $750 million over 9 years. the put that number into perspective it's more than what we spend on police, fire, health and recreation and parks annually. >> wjz will have much more on the state of the ci

wjz is live with kai jackson. >> reporter: that's right denise.eral years oj has been inspiring other s with his story especially the ravens. now, he and his wife are being honored for their hard work. it was a magical moment when the ravens won super bowl xlvii, february 3rd in new orleans. >> for oj. >> reporter: and members of the team are quick to credit this former player for inspiring them. >> oj said it, we are a team of vision. we never took our eyes off the prize. >> reporter: he played with ray lewis in 2001, when the ravens won their first trophy after beating the giants in super bowl xxxv. on friday the babe ruth foundation honored oj and shannon with their community service award, for their fight. >> i am humbled when people say i am an inspiration. my belief is that the same fight deep in my heart is available to everybody. >> reporter: years after the super bowl a diagnosis of als sidelined the linebacker he is confined to a wheelchair and uses a computer to speak. >> i believe i will walk again. >> reporter: ravens promoted him to

>> reporter: it's play time at denise and scott's jersey shore home. their dog chauncey, a komondor breed, with that signature mopey mane blends in with the snow. the family pet and champion show dog proves to be a bright spot for the couple when super storm sandy tore through their home. >> the water was coming through the walls, which was a sight to behold. it was a little frightening. the water was up to here. >> reporter: they are still repairing the damage, but this week the focus is on chauncey as he gets ready to compete in the westminster dog show. >> if you can win best in breed at westminster, that's everything. that's everybody's goal. >> reporter: this 140-pound-plus show dog is used to being in the spotlight. competing in shows and is even something of a local celebrity. >> they're all cheering for their jersey shore dog after he went through superstorm sandy. >> reporter: cheering him on in new york city where he will face plenty of competition. in all, more than 2,000 dogs big and small competing for best in breed and best in show, but f

>> reporter: good evening, denise.we are in front of the home, where jennifer conniers was found murdered. tonight, her family and friends are full of heartbreak and say there is no justification for such a gruesome killing. >> reporter: broken hearts pour out of sharp street memorial united methodist church, as family and friends say goodbye to jennifer conniers, a baltimore health employee found murdered in her home. >> just such a tragedy what has happened. it's just terrible. >> reporter: baltimore county police have her alleged killer behind bars. monte carter is charged with third degree murder and false imprisonment. >> i don't know what to call other than an animal behind bars. >> it's just a tragedy, her death. she was loving and kind. >> reporter: according to charging documents, baltimore city firefighters responded to a house fire. they found conniers' lifeless body facedown in the basement. they believe carter tied her up with wires and cords cords and dragged her to the basement. they also found a large a

denise? >> thank you, bob. still to come tonight.the orioles are upbeat. >> mark has the latest from the team, next in sports. >>> nothing like optimism in february. mark is here with the wjz the fan sports report. >>> and we could have had spring training here in baltimore. >> but not tomorrow. that's why these guys are in florida. among the positioned players participating in the first full- squad workout today, veteran baseman brian roberts. he's battled injuries for the past three years. but roberts said today, he's healthy and optimistic that he can return to being a full-time contributor this year. in our masn on wjz spring training report. the pitchers have been involved in practice sessions all week long. young starters like brian matusz and zach briton are competing. both expressed excitements as the o's are coming off their first play-off appearance in 15 years. >> the whole team, you know, pumped up, from how well we played last year. getting that post season experience. wanting to get back there and do it again. >> it's g

. >> started out of necessity for both denise and myself. we had regular corporate jobs. and they went out of state. >> reporter: so they started a new business helping chase off the geese, like dublin sports park. >> anywhere from 250 to 300 and that is dropping as we use the dog patrol. we are seeing less and less geese returning to the park. >> away, away! >> reporter: as soon as the geese spotted the car they took off in a hurry, so fast we could barely catch them on camera. the dogs chance and shelby had already been working that kylie took a year to train. this is amazing video shelby is walking this injured goose out of harm's way into safety. >> they are protected those birds by federal law. this is a technique that's allowed. it is a way to deter and harass them without physically harming them. >> reporter: for these two entrepreneurs things are looking up. their business started by chance is growing. >> we do a business complex out in walnut creek. we also have a golf course that we are going to be starting. and we do another busin

denise? >> thank you, bob. still to come on eyewitness news tonight.rioles slugger chris davis warms up for a repeat of last year. >> mark has the latest this is my friend diane. she's played by the rules her whole life. but then the rules flew right out the window. having just lost her husband she stepped up and adopted her three grandkids, while working full time and caring for her brother eddie, with cerebral palsy. i get the three children up. i walk andrew at eight i drop olivia off at eight thirty. spend a few minutes at emilio's school. i stop at the grocery store, and then i might do some laundry that has to be done. and then i have about five minutes. the baby sitter comes in and then i go to work. i'm not back home again until 11:30 at night. hard as she works, it's still a struggle to keep up with the bills and stay warm at night. when we asked the biggest oil companies to help families in need only citgo, the people of venezuela and president hugo chavez responded. thanks to them, citizens energy is able to deliver millions of gallons of fu

i'm denise koch. and i'm vic carter.what people are talking about. >> do the right thing and avert the sequester. president obama is turning up the pressure on congress to stop nodding off on the budget cuts. danielle nottingham reports. >> reporter: the obama administration is warning manners -- americans, they'll feel the effect of budget cuts at the airport. >> if half of our employees are in the faa, the faa has to have some impact. >> . >> reporter: transportation secretary ray lahood said the flying public will start to feel the spending cuts up to next friday. he expects long delays at airports during peak travel times, while some smaller regional airports may have to shut downault. he -- down altogether. he warned lawmakers that they'll hear about it. >> their phones will start ringing. why does that have to happen? >> reporter: long lines and flight delays could just be the start of headaches for travelers. if air traffic controllers have to stay home, airlines could be forced to cancel flights. meeting with the

. >> when it was finally over doug and his wife denise joined the liege of homeless. 7 feet of waterated their home, destroying much of their belongings. >> once the storm cleared i never forget thinking to myself how in the world is it ever going to be the same. >> he describes flying over the superdome not knowing whether or not he would ever come back but decided to rebuild. when told you that that is what he wanted to do what was your impression? >> i must tell you, it was not a happy place in our home. i could not understand why he would use all of his energy and the millions of dollars to renovate a football stadium and a concert arena but there were no fans. everyone was gone. most of the people in this city were home heless. >> i would tell denise, you know, this could be a symbol of recovery if we could just turn that roof white again. that is a two million square foot building people will believe in the recovery. if you can renovate the building it will inspire. >> after engineers certified the building as structureally sound, doug helped begin the biggest stadium reconstru

good morning, i'm denise smith and i don't know how to work microphones. thank you. the men and women of san francisco police department are absolutely commit today working with our partners to make the walking, cycling and motoring public safer in our city. we commit to it every day, and based on information that mta has provide and had that we have from our collision data, we've launched a program called focus on the five. and for each of district stations we've provided them their five intersections or areas where they have the highest incidents for pedestrians and motorists come in contact. and we are committed to reducing those numbers. * we've got to bring these incidents down. we want the public to be able to enjoy this beautiful city. and, so, what each of the district station captains have been tasked with is developing targeted enforcement and education for their five areas of highest incidents. this means enforcing what we see as the five highest primary collision factors. red light violations, stop sign violations, pedestrian right-of-way violations, turn

i'm denise koch. i'm vic carter. >> ray four-day, luxury turns into a week of miss or -- misery. an engine fire crippled the carnival triumph. as anna werner reports for wjz, the vessel is slowly being towed to port in mobile, alabama. >> reporter: with two tugboats and a coast guard escort, the triumph is slowly crawling towards mobile, alabama. but for passengers and their anxious families, it can't dock soon enough. >> trash is piling up. food is all cold. hard to get. long lines. pretty miserable. >> reporter: nick ware's mom, kimberly is one of 3,000 kept on board. she has kept in touch via text messages and told her son she had to wait in line for hours just to get a hamburger. >> the people who had meat on their burgers, it was cold. and the remainder of the people, once they ran out of cooked meat, it was just basically, onions and things like that on sandwiches. >> reporter: it started monday night, when an engine caught fire leaving the ship drifting. since then, passengers have complained a

newlyweds david and denise saba are sitting down for dinner, just two hours into their honeymoon cruise. >> when we got our appetizer, we only got to taste one bite when we felt the crash. there was people going crazy. i looked back and i saw chairs and tables coming up our way. and all the plates were falling down, all the glasses. the waiters and waitresses were screaming and crying. >> just everything was chaos. people were running and little children, they had had no idea what was going on. we didn't really have any idea what was going on because they were telling us it's an electrical problem. >> ladies and gentlemen, your attention, please. i speak on behalf of the captain, we're having a blackout because we experienced electrical failure. at this point, the situation is under control. >> this crew member tells a frightened crowd that everything is okay. >> since they were saying that, it was under control, we started to wander around the ship. we went to the top deck to see what it looked like from outside. and i filmed. >> soon it becomes obvious that things are not under contro

denise? >> thank you, mary. young boy who was taken off the school bus and held hostage, celebrated his sixth birthday yesterday. town officials hope to eventually throw a party for him. >>> he's the president's choice for cia. today, john brennan answered tough questions about his involvement in the drone strike program. danielle nottingham has more on today's controversial hearing. >> we are killing children here! >> reporter: protestors held up the start of john brennan's senate confirmation hearing. >> as the president's nominee -- >> would you hold, please? >> reporter: officers removed those who were upset over the drone strike program. senators also focused on the program when questioning the president's pick for cia director. >> my role as the president's counterterrorism adviser was to help orchestrate efforts to ensure that any actions we take fully comport with our law. >> reporter: lawmakers recently got a look at a secret document, explaining why the obama administration believes the strikes can als

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