(evelyn) "i miss him. took my husband and my best friend away from me..." ..........someone stabbed the 78-year-olddretired bus driver several times.. killing him. itthappened octobee 8, 2010.. at the couple's home t thee corner of edison highway and elmora avenue...........evelyn had gone to the store for about 20 inutes.. when she returned.. she couldn't ffnd her husband.....(evelyn) "i said sterling, where are ou?" ..........but the dog kept scratching at the basement door...............evelyn found her husband at the bottom of the steps.(evelyn) "and i started shaking him and i tarted giving him mouth to mouth.. and i said sterling, and i staated ssaking him again. and i starteddgiving him mouth to mouth again.. and i knew he was dead" (pause) ..........but who would want tt kill sterling palmer.. the &pman his family calls kind and gentle.(evelyn) "i have no idea, there was no one.. i have never heard anyone say anything negative about him.. ..........it's been one year and still no arrests.(keith) "i

(evelyn) "i just can't him, i can't..." can't..." evelyn palmer believes her husband knew his killer.. heesays he pould not have opened thh door for a stranger. stranger. if you have any information about ttis case... policeewant you to call metro crime stopperr at 1-866-7- lockup. a fatal shooting inn southeast baltimore remains under investigation this morning.a before 3-30 yesterday d just - afttrnoon ... on the corner of orleans street and north belnord avenue.no word on suspects or a motive. investigating a hootiig n pouth baltimore.it happened around 10 o'clook monday night... in the 200 block of now... there's no word on hiss 3 condition. a triile stabbing in mount vernon from over the weekend is under investigation.it happeneddaround 1-30 sunday morning inside eden's lounge along westteaggr street.this former marine ... tyronn brown expected o survive... and there are no suspectssat thii time. the federal trial of ulysses curries continues today.thee taking bribes ... selling his &ppolitical influence... and never reporting b

. >> evelyn palmer was only gone 20 minutes, but in that time, someone came into their home and stabbed her husband multiple times. he was 78 years old. >> there is little evidence to go on to describe what happened, whether it was a robbery or a motive or another motive. >> i lost my best friend and my husband. i couldn't imagine being without him. >> this weekend marks the 100th anniversary -- this weekend marks the anniversary of her husband's death, and she still has sleepless nights without him. >> shopping and watches tv. that's what we used to do. >> police said they have encouraging leads, but none of them panned out and no arrests were made. >> it's hard when nothing is being done. >> detectives are confident that somebody out there knows what's going on, what happened, and will come forward to share that information. >> evelyn doesn't know if she'll be able to reach closure, but she's making a plea to anyone that can help her start the healing process. >> maybe someone will remember someone leading out of here at that time, maybe they were coming through the alley, didn't real

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you can read more of evelyn's story by going to cnn.com, and it is featured there on the home page. stories that you need to know as you start your week and what is this all about? well, comedian will ferrell at the white house, and a new movie, a new role and new advisory position? we will tell you about it. [ male announcer ] it's endless shrimp today at red lobster. as much as you like any way you like, like new sweet and spicy shrimp, all for $15.99. my name is angela trapp, and i sea food differently. >>> and here are some of the stories that you need to know. new video shows libyan fighters congratulating the man they say killed moammar gadhafi. if true, this video contradicts the government's official story that the dictator was killed in the crossfire in a battle with his own loyalists. an autopsy revealed that gadhafi was killed by a gunshot wound to the head, and through a lawyer, his son was outraged by the vicious brutality of the murder of his father. >>> well, the death toll is rising in eastern turkey where at least 217 people are confirmed dead following a major eart

evelyn opoko says she knows what the lra is capable of and tonight she explained why she could not ignorert of her face in an explosion that struck while the lord's resistance army enslaved her. >> actually, it made me like upset a lot. i get very angry and i would like don't want to talk about it. but i embrace myself. i say i cannot keep quiet on what he had said because it's not right. so i decide to do something about it, take action out of this. so to let the world know that sometimes what we hear without getting the background of it, sometimes is not true. >> and hear my full interview with evelyn opoko and her response to the fact limbaugh has not backed down from his statements. that's tomorrow night during the 6:00 p.m. eastern hour here on cnn. >>> machine minute vikings cornerback chris cook has been arrested for the second time this year. cook was charged early saturday with two counts of domestic assault. the vikings say he will not play this weekend against the green bay packers. in march cook was arrested for allegedly threatening a man with a gun. he was later cleared in t

. >> she is now 22, and i spoke with evelyn apoko who says that rush limbaugh needs to apologize. >> is like made me upset a lot. i get very angry, and i would like don't want to talk about it, but i embrace myself, and i say i cannot get quiet on what he had said, because it is not right. so, i decided to do something about it, take action out of this, so if it led the world know that sometimes what we hear without getting the background of it, sometimes is not true. >> so the lord's resistance army, and what did they do to you specifically? because it was a horrifying thing. >> the lord's resistance army abducted me as a child from my parents from the home where i had grown up and they took me this the bush, with a lot of 100,000 of kids, also were there with me. >> what is it that you want rush limbaugh to say, because right now, he is not changing his statements since he made them two friday's ago, and what do you want to hear from rush limbaugh? >> i want him to understand that what he has been saying is not right. >> i see that you are wearing a dog tag around your neck and tel

evelyn saw the news in that arrest in a crime that was similar to her husband's murder less than two miles away she hoped robinson was responsible but police have said he is not a suspect. >> i need closure. i need someone to pay for it. >> reporter: one year later she remains in a home filled with years of good memories and a terrible one. >> they took my husband but won't take my memories and i refuse to leave, i refuse to leave. >> reporter: the typical crime stoppers reward for information leading to an arrest and $2,000, the family has added another 2,000. the reward for information in an arrest is now $4,000, friends and family will hold a vigil in front of the palmer home tomorrow night. live in downtown baltimore,. >> the woman arrested for allegedly kidnapping a howard county child has been released. tiara williams was arrested for kidnapping a friend's child. police released her when they found she shares regular responsibility for the girl. she was once a domestic partner of the woman. >>> police are looking for the man who robbed a royal farms. it happened in morning just

evelyn was known to be someone who knew malcolm when he was detroit red. so there's certain things referenced in the letter. i mean, i think what your point is fair, and this is why scholars have citations, and i think manning is fairly transparent in be saying where he gets these materials from. even if you throw out that letter, it's true that malcolm and betty had challenges in their marriage. actually after each of his first three children were born, and he left the house after each of his first three children were born. i mean, we have to come to terms with that. if you want to throw out that letter allegedly written in 1969 on the homosexual allegation thing, and i think it's really important how we have this conversation so it's not like a charge that's being made because it's something bad to be called. first of all, manning isn't the first person to raise the issue of malcolm's potential same-sex encounters with oh -- other men. this was done by bruce perry in 1991, and bruce perry claims many, many more encounters than just this one. and around t

evelyn a poco. thank you, ellen. if you could stand a second. thank you, evelyn. she is a hell are a survivor who has traveled to washington -- she is a trend for survivor. we thank her for coming and for her continued efforts on behalf of of children impacted by this horrific conflict. after recognize myself and the ranking member for seven minutes each, for our opening statements, unrecognized the chair and ranking member of africa global health and human rights subcommittee for three minutes. and that you and ranking member of the terrorism nonproliferation and trade subcommittee, also for three minutes each, for the opening remarks. we will then hear from our witnesses come and without objection the witnesses prepared statements will be made a part of the record. and members may have five legislative days to insert statements for questions for the record, subject to the limitations in the rules. the chair now recognizes herself for seven minutes. the department of state has concluded that lord's resistant army, lra, on the terrorism exclusion list since 2001.

. >> this weekend marks the one-year anniversary of sterling's death, and evelyn said she still hangs on to fond memories of her husband. >> shopping. yep, shopping and watching the judges on tv. that's what we used to always do. >> police say they initially had some encouraging leads, but none of them panned out. >> i can tell detectives are working, but it is hard when nothing is being done. >> we are confident someone will come forward and share the information they know. >> she is making an emotional plea to someone to help start the healing process. >> maybe someone will remember. maybe someone saw something coming out of here at that time. maybe they were leaving through the alley. maybe this will bring back the memory. >> sheldon dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> palmer's family will gather for a vigil in his honor tonight. if you have information, you are asked to call homicide. >> the search is on for the suspect that stormed a baltimore county convenience store yesterday morning. that brazen robbery ended with a customer in the hospital. kim dacey has more. >> 7:00 a.m., friday mor

. >> evelyn, was only got 20 minutes but in that short span of time, someone came into her home and stabbed her husband multiple times. he was 78-year-old. >> there is little evidence to go on to describe what actually happened as to whether it was a robbery or some other motive. >> i lost my best friend and my husband. i am lonely. i just could not imagine being without him. >> this weekend is the one-year anniversary of his death and she says she still holds on to fund members of her husband on sleepless nights. >> shopping [laughter] yes, shopping and watching the judges on tv. that is what we used to always do. >> police said they initially had some encouraging leaves that none of them panned out and no arrests have been made. >> it is hard when nothing is being done than the detectives are confident that somebody out there knows what is going on and will come forward to share that information then avalon does not know she will reach closure but she is making an emotional plea to anyone who can start -- helped start the healing process. >> maybe someone will remember sosomebody leaving

. >> evelyn, his wife of 50 years, found him. she had just come home from the grocery store to find struggling in the basement step multiple times. >> we had some promising leads early on, but nothing panned out. >> his family says the reform and grows with each day that passes. >> the closure that we need should have been done before now. >> he was just living his life in his home minding his own business. someone comes along and just coming to know, acted like a savage. >> family offers a $4000 reward leading to information to an arrest. >> some person took their anger out on my husband, and they need to pay for it. >> wjz, eyewitness news. >> police never confirmed this as a robbery but they say palmer's money was taken. detectives are asking anyone with information to give them a call. >> police are blaming poor road conditions for the death of a bite wounds -- of a bicyclist. a car hit him from behind. police say young was not wearing any further than here and later died of injuries. investigators say the road was dark and t

evelyn wants to be a documentary filmmaker, i think the first story she should start with is her own.don't want any more children to go to what i went through. >> you can find out her story and the stories of other people like her, at strong heart fellowship.org. >>> by now you probably heard the story about the exotic anims ate zanesville, ohio, that many citizens were concerned about. i want to warn you that there is a graphic photo that we're about to show, of some of these dead animals. a man named terry thompson owned this animal farm and he had all kinds of exotic animals. police say he committed suicide and left all of these cages open so all of these exotic animals got loose. many of the animals for killed. for safety reasons, they didn't want citizens to be harmed. here is a shot of some of the carnage left behind. this is a really disturbing photo. you can see dead bengal tigers, grizzly bears. >> if the police had not done what they did, who knows what kind of damage those animals could have done. >> of course, in true internet fashion. people utilized situations like this,

. >> evelyn jones had an eye reaction to the foam in her costume. she has allergies, and so does her son. >> certainly anything getting near your eyes can be a problem. >> reporter: and while some reactions can be serious enough to send your child to the doctor, most just cause rashes and irritation. expert says food allergies are the most common problem this time of year. >> milk, eggs, soy, and particularly the peanuts. >> reporter: jasmine and her mom found a solution to avoid irritation. >> tell me what you're going to be for halloween. >> a ninja. >> no makeup or mask required. >> reporter: experts say not to wear decorative contacts. either the fda says they could impair your eyesight permanently. >>> more tricks than treats on wall street today. the markets are down big today. but overall, october will go down as one of the best months on record as of late. the dow is down 276 points. s&p down 32. nasdaq off 53. let's go to new york right now, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> wall street closed down its bes

. ♪ ♪ enrique gÓmez y evelyn hernÁndez estudiaron en estados unidos. >> tuvieron muchos problemas enÓ >>si quiererecibir la Última informaciÓn en su telÉfono celular o en su computadora envÍe: (en pantalla) >> y nos vamos con poncho y karla, la pareja mexicana. >> ajÚa! [risas] >> vamos a hablar del chisme, es que a usted le gusta. y nos piden chisme. >> informaciÓn de entretenimiento! ayer la actriz adaris lÓpez visitó el prrama sal y pimienta. vamos a escuar la respuea de su ex pareja. >> quÉ tÚ piensas? >> [risas] >> que estÁ en lo correcto, qu no debemos... >> te hubiera gustado? >> yo voy a estar allÍ para bailar y si me tocaba que Él cantara yo por supuesto. >>se siguen llevando bien. >> sieme tuvis a buena relaciÓn. >> pero por quÉ se separaron. >>lo dije en muchas ocasiones el que nosotros hayamos termino no quiere decir que vamos a andar como perros y gatos y han pasado casi dos aÑos hay que seguir para adelante mo bien lo dice tambiÉn él. >> quÉ buena respuesta >> me encanta que siempre sabe salir airosa de todas las preguntas que le hacen y siempre se comporta como una dam

. >> evelyn's apoko's face was disfigured while she was captive by the lord'sry resistance army.nable to reach rush limbaugh for comment. you can learn more by going to cnn.com and it is featured in the middle of the taij page. it is very powerful. >>> checking some of the headlines, at least 138 people now confirmed dead in eastern turkey following a major earthquake. the .2 quake truck midday near the city of van which sits next to a large lake. powerful aftershocks have been frequent including a 6.0 an hour ago. the red crescent put out a emergency call for wokers, heavy equipment and drinking water. >>> libyan fighters congratulating a man that they say killed moammar gadhafi. it contradicts the story that the former dictator was killed in the cross fire of a battle with his own loyalists. an autopsy revealed that he was killed by a gunshot wound to the head. through a lawyer, his son said he was shock bd the vicious bu tallty of the murder of his father. >>> and the indy car racers remembered dan wheldon today as a family man an practical joker. he was a two-time winner of t

. >> and hear my full interview with evelyn and her response to the fact limbaugh has not backed downs statements tomorrow night during the 6:00 p.m. eastern hour here on cnn. minnesota vikings corner back chris cook has been arrested for the second time this year. cook was charged early saturday with two counts of domestic assault. the vikings say he will not play this weekend against the green bay packers. in march, cook was arrested for allegedly threatening a man with a gun. he was later cleared in that case. >>> a decommissioned german satellite las re-entered the earth's atmosphere. it's not known if any debris has struck land. scientists say europe, africa and australia right now are safe

evelyn opoko. evelyn s that you right there? thank you. evelyn, if you could stand a second.se] we thank her for coming and for her continued efforts on behalf of children impacted by this horrific conflict. after reck thesing myself and the ranking member, mr. berman, for seven minutes each for our own opening statements, i will recognize the chair of the african global civil rights committee and the chair of the ranking terrorism non-proliferation subcommittee also for three minutes each for their opening remark marks. the witnesses' prepared statements will be made a part of the record, and members may have five legislative days to insert statements and questions for the record subject to the length limitations in the rules. the chair now recognizes herself for seven minutes. the department of state has included the lord's resistance army, lra, on the terrorism exclusion list since 2001. in 2008 its leader, joseph coney, was designated as a specially-designated global terrorist. fdg. the lra is responsible for one of the longest, most violet yet most underreported conflict

i have evelyn sanchez with me now, one. march organizers. -- one of the march organizers. when did this organizing start and what's your message? >> this organizing that you see here in front of the federal building happened two weeks ago if solidarity with the "occupy wall street" movement. a lot of the organizations that are putting on the action this morning have actually been organizing around the issue of foreclosures and very bad wages for many, many years. our solidarity with with these protestors that the economy isn't working. >> reporter: you're with the parent leadership action network. are you representing the family aspect of this? people struggling? >> absolutely. a lot of organizations that are organizing this action are very much in touch with the families that have been most directly affected by this economic crisis through foreclosures and cuts in services,. >> reporter: you will be marching throughout the financial district this morning? >> correct. we are going to be making several stops so people will be hearing from us. >> thank you so much. protestor

(evelyn) "i just can't believe sooeone ddd this to ccn't..."almer believes her husband knew his killer.. she says he would not have opened the door for a stranger. stranger. if you have any information about this case... crime stoppers at 1-866-7- "demo sound" sound"in delaware...demolition crews tore doon the oofice of former pediatrician ... earl bradley committed seveeal e -3 crimes of sexual abuss against hundreds of patients for more than aadecade. dozens outside tte office cheeeed as construction crews tore down the facility and hauled away tte debris. back in august... braddey was sentenced to more than 160 years in pison without parole. he was ccnvicted of 14 counts of first degree rape. pore arrests... as the "occupy wall streett protest moves pnto its fourtt week. week.hundredd of activists, are continuing to camp-out at a park near wall strret, and police continue to make &parrests, mostly for disooderl skyrockeeing, too.the n-y-p-d patrolling lower manhattan... postly n overtime pay. no aarests in baltimore as of yet, but the protes

it is good to see evelyn here. we appreciate your efforts on the behalf of other of debt to gross employees. -- abducted girls and boys. one boy told that he was supposed to kill eight other children. they were surrounded in a circle. they were taking turns bashing heads in. if this is not a crime against humanity, i do not know what is. it was orchestrated by a kony. congress passed legislation to counter the lra threat. we pressed it is rationed to be bold, and to develop a plan to help apprehend or remove joseph kony and his top commanders. a broad coalition were passing this. the administration is now sending small teams specializing in training foreign units. this is a reason the command was created. the need for a light footprint is targeted. this is far from the peacekeeping model. the u.s. has made a big commitment in south sudan. the lra de in situ de stabilized. -- threatened to destabilize its. they seek to eliminate the root of the problem. the africans are not sitting on their hands. david like some he

it is good to see evelyn here. we appreciate your efforts on the behalf of other of debt to gross employees. one boy told that he was supposed to kill eight other children. they were surrounded in a circle. they were taking turns bashing heads in. if this is not a crime against humanity, i do not know what is. it was orchestrated by a kony. congress passed legislation to counter the lra threat. we pressed it is rationed to be bold, and to develop a plan to help apprehend or remove joseph kony and his top commanders. a broad coalition were passing this. the administration is now sending small teams specializing in training foreign units. this is a reason the command was created. the need for a light footprint is targeted. this is far from the peacekeeping model. the u.s. has made a big commitment in south sudan. the lra de in situ de stabilized. -- threatened to destabilize its. they seek to eliminate the root of the problem. the africans are not sitting on their hands. david like some help getting kony -- they woul

evelyn dickinson, woo, lovely, warwick, new york, is 104, loves to swim and she has a horsey and she of livermore, california, 108 years old, loves to work in her vegetable garden, for a long time, and play bridge, working in the garden is one of the blessings of life. i've always thought i'd like to go that way. ann roberts of yucaipa, california, 105. likes to stay in touch with all of her friends, guess what, with e-mail and facebook. more and more older people are doing that and they love it. dorothy polk of savoy, illinois, oh, boy, hoy-ti-toy lives independently and loves to play bridge with her pals. good activity. good activity. we have eunice. i like that name, eunice greene of goldsboro, north carolina, is 109, extremely family oriented and loves god very much, and remains active in her church and that's it, that's all from your nation's capital at this time. >> all right, willard, thank you so much. >>> coming up, more of al's interview with the first lady, michelle obama. >>> plus we'll help her set a world record live on the plaza but first a look at your local news and

to your written answers, and i remind the committee members if you could join me to say hello to evelyn apoco, it's a true delight and honor to have you here with us. thank you. the committee is now adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for being here, madam secretary. the gao has reported that 44% of the border is somewhat secure, 56% is not secure. do you agree with that statistic? >> no, and i don't think that's exactly what they said, and i testified to this several time, representative. they were using the phrase "operational control," a term of art within the border control. it's somewhat misleading because it doesn't capture not just the border patrol, but the technology and infrastructure that goes along with it -- >> what do you say is secure? >> it's not an accurate statement. >> okay, so who controls the other 56% if we don't have operational control? >> no, we have the responsibility for that entire border, as you know. it includes -- >> who controls -- >> manpower and technology and inf