karen,over the past two years...the city had threatened to shut evelyn's water off and put a lien on fixed her water main ine. and the city tonight is promising to pay back her son for the thousands he already hhnned over. "dear mrs. foster, on behall of baltimore city public works, please accept our sincerest applogy" evelyn foster has waited two ong years...to hear the word apology.ever ssnce april 2009...a broken pipe caused her water billlto spike...the city...wanting to colllct...sent her a 16 thousand dollar bill: anything, no one never came out...to check anything in that ground"they said she was using 5 thousand gallonssa day...enough to fill a swimming pool after only 3 days and it was happening for two years..er oldest son draining his finances to pay some of it -- 5 thousand dollars so his mom wouldn't lose her home.last month fox45 asked the city to investigate...and it turns out...the city broke hee ater line during construction.so tonight...how is the city makkng it up...to evelyn foster? foster?"the department of puulic works spent the entire day digging up evelyn's fr

last montt evelyn foster aakedd for our help because she knew she wasn t responsible for the city hadom the pirector of the eeartment of works and a promise that her son will be repaiidthousands of doolars. 3 3 "i feel ood i really do, because i pray, i pray to god, i didn't think t would come that soon but i knew the me" evveln tells us she accepts the city s apology 3 (take nats....."im going to ask you three times we need you to leave the tent now") its bad ddy for occupy hhnolulu....assprotestors are forced to packkup their teets.... a new law says ppople cannot store personal property in public reas... while many complied.....others fight... there was at least one arrest...... its a great day for 21 year old alexandra chaar.....the florida waitress was savvng to buy a carr.....took a chance playing a lotery monopooy game and won seven hundred thousand week she made a mysterious phone call to one of her cowwrk. rs.....- iihave to have tomorrow off...i have to have it pff...you don'' undeestand..im like ok ok but she wouldn't tell me hat its about she was just likk adamant that she

. ♪ >> evelyn...evelyn..tÚ eres evelyn? dÓnde estÁs?! ven para acÁ! cÓmo estÁs mi amor?o se lo pierdan, porque haremos de todo hoy para que esta belleza, de quÉ parte de mÉxico eres? >> del estado de mÉxico. >> Órale! ok, no se nos vayan, que desde nueva york a esta niÑa linda la vamos a transformar en una diva, manos a la obra! quÉ me vas a dar de comer? >> pastrani y cheeze cake. [risas] >> saludos a toda la gente del estado de mÉxico. >> ya que estamos en mÉxico mÁs adelante vamos a preparar sopa de tortilla. >> con aguacate? >> todo! tengo todo listo, asi que vaya buscando lÁpiz y papel. >> por lo pronto , vamos con ana patricia que... ♪ deja, deja que te cuente >> chicos, tienen la oreja bien parada? espero que en casa tambiÉn, porque tengo que contarles muchÍsimo de muchos artistas pero les quiero preguntar primero, quÉ es lo que mÁs les gusta? >> a mÍ comer. >> a mÍ, el trabajo y compartir con la gente. >> lo que mÁs es la canciÓn que va a grabar milly quesada en versiÓn bachata, que celebra 30 aÑos de exitosa trayectoria, la reina del merengue se viene a reinvent

>> yeah. >> yet evelyn heitman couldn't figure it out? why her son, why her sacred memory?as the man staring at her from the front page of the newspaper? a thousand miles away, a man who had also lost a son was staring at the same newspaper brought to him by a relative. >> and she said this sounds like the guy that scammed you out of your guns and businesses and everything. she handed me the paper. it was jim rowe. >> so finally, the mystery man was identified. not mike or steve or bob. but jim. jim rowe. james ruben rowe, to be exact. at long last a real name, but that was all that was real about him. >> it's been very gratifying to be here in st. george. it is a very special place. >> like the time jim rowe in a navy s.e.a.l. uniform spoke to a class of high school students about his years in an elite commando unit, about sacrifice and friendship and faith, in a speech arranged by ron nelson. >> anybody that i served with, i would have gladly laid my life down for. and i can say the same thing for anyone that served with me. >> or when nelson, whose family is prominent in

>>a evelyn escamilla le tomo por sorpresa darse cuenta que su hijo de seis años fue víctima de bullyingniño comenzó a degradarse >>los escamillas aseguran haber corrido con suerte al poner un punto final >>pero no todos lo logran. entre los casos más sonados está el de tylor clementi, joven universitario de 18 años de edad, se suicido donde el compañero de cuarto pública fotos en internet donde mantenía relacionees sexuales con otro hombre. >>y un jovencito se suicida luego del acoso sufrido en su escuela, porque decían que tenía tendencias homosexuales >>uno de cada cuatro dice no sentirse seguro en la escuela 16% admite haberse drogado en el mismo plantel educativo >>esta situación se ha tornado tan difícil, que se ha realizado una campaña, para poner fin a los abusos dentro y fuera de los establecimientos >>en texas ya comenzaron los cambios. >>el distrito escolar de austin extendio su codigo de conducta ,para combatir el bullying >>pero los padres exigen más. >>lo que sufrene los niños en silencio es acoso, verbal, fisico, sexual, se debe tratar como tal >>un reportaje especial de j

many of those like evelyn penas have been neglected for a long time. she became lame when her nerves were damaged during a childhood vaccination. i didn't go to first grade until 14 years old. >> i am happy now i have a wheelchair. it is a big help to g out and earn a living. i have money to buy rice. i thank god for helping me and giving me hope. >> shirlyn mascasarte has assisted many handicapped people in her community. she never expected one of her loved ones would also need help. >> her niece was gunned down by muslims in broad daylight. >> she escaped serious injury, her niece's husband was instantly killed. their 9-year-old daughter survived, her leg had to be amputated. >> i know the enemy doesn't want god to use me. this has cost much pain. we are thankful she is alive. it is the breath of life that inspires me. i believe in all of this, god has a purpose. >> family tragedies have inspired shirlyn mascasarte to empower the weak and provide education, especially for muslims. example of christian faith in action working to turn evil intentions i

>>reporter: evelyn and clifford have something in common.oth have loans that are serviced by bank of americ america. b of a modified 85 percent of the loans reviewed here and want the other bank that modify far fewer loans to step up. in san francisco, jonathan bloom abc 7 news. >>> this will continue at the cow palace tomorrow through monday 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. 12 full hours every day. event is free. for more on the documents that you will need and to register two to our web site and look under see it on tv. but as you can clearly see there it's a terrific resource potentially for you or someone you know. >> move to the weekend weather forecast. experience is here as always. continues to be spring like. >> beautiful weekend. >> i have to say. >> it's lovely. >> great weekend for getting outside. you are right. we haven't had any rain at all. we'll take this weekend come u up. sunny skies headed our wa way. right now clear all over the bay area. live view from the high definition sutro camera. looking out over san francisco. we are intima

. >> evelyn, ¿es acuerdo con que paguen el servicio militar?raduÓ de comunicaciÓn social, estÁ completamente entrenada. no encuentra trabajo y lo que le pregunta a su padre es: ¿para quÉ estudié? >> deben ir a los centros de trabajo y contactarse y ponerse de acuerdo dÓnde hay trabajo. en este momento hay diferentes profesiones donde no se van a encontrar muchos trabajos. ahorita, sabemos que muchos perdieron trabajo en construcciÓn pero eso no quÉ decir que en unos aÑos no vamos a necesitar a esas personas. volvemos a entrar en Áreas de energÍa renovable y diferentes tareas pero mÁs o menos, las mismas aplicaciones. >> ¿quÉ la hizo aceptar este trabajo? >> porque es un momento histÓrico, al tener un presidentee raÍces tambiÉn inmigrantes, y yo tambiÉn soy hija de inmigrantes. mi padre es mexicano, mi mamÁ de de nicaragua. yo nacida aquÍ pero fui la primera en mi familia en ir a escuelas, a colegios y sÉ que este paÍs tiene muchas oportunidades para bastantes jÓvenes y para bastantes familias trabajadores como nuestras comunidad. >> si el presi

evelyn from frederick, maryland, says she'll never forget how her mom ran into jc in the supermarket. you would have thought my mom ran into the president of the united states. she was so excited when she called to tell me and how nice and sweet jc was. my mom also said jc was not a snob nor did she rush my mom away. i have treasured this memory for so many years now for not long after this encounter, my mom had cancer and died. jc made my mom's day. she is a lady and first class act and it is real. god bless her on her 40 years at channel 9. you know, that is the jc we all know and love so well. just surviving for 40 years in our business is an achievement. by jc did it while leaving behind a million stories just like yours. happy anniversary, jc, and mailbag@wusa9.com is our address. that is our report, i'll be back tonight at 11:00 along with anita brikman. don't forget, log on any time to wusa9.com. have a great evening. we'll see you a bit later. bye bye. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> where is whitney's daughter, b

evelyn has been coming here for 50 years. >> it's a big party, a party that never ends. >> reporter:ut all the wild celebrations end at midnight. sinners can repent when the holy season of lent begins. karen brown, cbs 5. >>> some girls only dream of it getting married to your prince in a castle but how this became a reality kind of for one woman. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, wow, look at this bed! this nightstand! this wardrobe! what are you doing here? you're in ikea. my dream bedroom is in ikea? yes. what's that bedroom over there? that's your husband's dream bedroom. whatever your style, take home your dream bedroom together. >>> well, today's tip of the day is going to be is on lemons. when there are eight to ten in the bag is one of my favorite ways to buy lemons because of the great value especially sold in a mesh bag like this but you have to select and store them right. look at them carefully. let me show you. you want to make sure they're yellow. when you bring them home, it is so simple now to store them on the counter. don't put them in the refrigerator. never put citrus in the refr

we had evelyn wilson asked district resident at the dinner and was honored. thank you. would also like to add on about teen dating month. there is an excellent website and is www.thatsnotcool.com. it is an excellent resource for middle school and high-school students. had i would also like to mission -- to mention that the deputy superintendent, commissioner maufas, president yee, and i attended the chinatown ymca just yesterday, a graduation of chinese-speaking parents that have attended a series of workshops on parent empowerment. it was their graduation, one of many sponsored by parents for public schools. and of course are wonderful cindy troy is the one who organized this. we had a great lunch but we also had a wonderful debate around parents engagement. i want to publicly thank them for a towering so many of our chinese-speaking parents. >> i wanted to report on my recent trip to washington for the federal relations that work for the national school boards association. the national school boards association is advocating for we authorizing the mta, which is not go

evelyn ruffian has been coming to the party for 51 years. >> it's a big party, a party that never ends. >> reporter: well after the parades are over the crowds continue to fl bourbon street where you can tell the bars are open all night long. local officials believe that hundreds of thousands very new orleans for mardi gras. >> everybody's having a great time. that's mainly what it is. >> reporter: police are patrolling the streets to make sure the partying doesn't get out of control. >> there's a lot of camaraderie. there's a lot of, unfortunately, drunken camaraderie, but it is fun. >> reporter: it's a big boost for business. al new tulane university study estimates mardi gras injects more than $144 million into the local economy, and it all builds up to fat tuesday, the last day for the parades and parties before this celebration gives way to lent at moment. midnight. all right. and you're taking a live look down bauer bon street. you can see hundreds of thousands of people still pouring into the french quarter. tourism is actually on the rise here in new orleans. last year they bro

. >> reporter: evelyn has been coming to the party for 51 years. >> it's a big party. >> reporter: well after the parades are over, the crowds continue to fill bourbon street west. the bars are open all night long. local officials estimate hundreds of thousands of people visit new orleans for mardi gras. >> everybody is having a good time. that's mainly what it is. >> reporter: police are patrolling the streets to make sure the partying doesn't get out of control. >> there's a lot of camaraderie. there's a lot -- unfortunately it's drunken camaraderie but it is fun. >> reporter: it's a big boost for business. a new tulane university study -- [ inaudible ] it all builds up to fat tuesday, the last day of parades and parties before this celebration gives way to lent at midnight. karen brown, cbs news, new orleans. >>> our time is 4:36. at 4:41, your next super size snickers bar could soon be your last. >>> at 4:49, a new study linking migraines to colicky babies. we're back in two minutes with weather first. you're watching 9news now. >>> a good tuesday morning. it is chilly out there thi

today, the deal bobber reelection campaign they did 35 national cochairs including evelyn harris, evenlong korea, the cochairs will serve as the visors are key issues intel will last voters across the country. >>pam: the government is looking for business experts for better ways to apply it immigration laws. >>pam: solyndra received a half billion dollar loan from the federal government before declaring vagrancy. solyndra says that they had to retain key employees with the expertise needed for an orderly liquidation of rbd accepts -- remaining assets. >>jaqueline: into the 7:00 p.m. hour we should be seeing peak cooling. gusty winds will keep temperatures it fairfield from traffic. as for the low temperatures, temperatures will call off overnight before the winds pick up. once they did they will warm into the 7:00 p.m. hour. it will be warm again tomorrow after did, we will take a look at temperatures id changes. >>pam: toll takers dropped at the carquinez bridge. the california highway patrol say they're following up with several strong leads. haaziq madyun has more. >>haaziq: this fl

. >> that applause was for evelyn, learning she'll get to keep the house about to be auctioned off in two weeks. now, she and clifford have something in common. both have loans serviced by bank of america. saying if bank of america modified 85% of the loans whose come here. and they hope other banks will step up to the plate. >> so nice to see people getting help. thank you. >> and san francisco sheriff not aloud to be reunited with his family, ross mirkarimi continues to fight domestic violence charges a judge shot him down again, today. he was in tears. >> this is very hard, certainly. he thought he would be able to visit them, but the judge simply said let's talk bit wednesday, that is usually how it's done. and these kinds of cases where a parent asks for an order to be modified are almost always heard on wednesdays but his attorneys decided to go for it. let's request a hearing today. it was denied. and mirkarimi has not seen his son since he was charged with domestic violence three qeeks ago. >> and. >> we will keep fighting and i'm sorry to waste your time here, today. >> i mis

>> reporter: evelyn miller, the director of the day care center, says 28 children were taken to verizon to see disney on ice. when a staff member got lost in the rest room, they got lost in a crowd of people leaving the show. >> fortunately, all of the children from the group were returned home from that field trip. >> what a frightening story, jessica, thank you. >> the day care said they had several staff members on the field trip and this should not have happened. lock has mat teams after he smelled -- hazmat teams after he smelled strange odors. >>> we're going to check on our roads now with kristy breslin. it is friday. kristy, finally. >> great to be friday. but let me tell you, the delays are big out there. especially on the beltway. if you're traveling on the north side inner loop, or up to 35 minutes there from the jones falls expressway, over to harford road. west side inner loop, also heavy there from southwestern boulevard to liberty. and jammed from 795 past 70. traffic is just crawling along in that direction, about 35 miles an hour. we also have an accident on the southwe

>> reporter: evelyn miller, the director of the day care center, says 28 children were taken to verizondisney on ice, when a staff member took the kids to the rest room, they got lost in a crowd of people, leaving the show. >> reporter: fortunately, all of the kids made it home from that field trip safely. i'm jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> reporter: in the end, all the children returned from the field trip safely. >> bge crews continue to restore gas service to hundreds of customers. the company has restored service to nearly half of the people who lost service this week. when a crew accidentally struck a gas main. they expect to have the majority restored by tomorrow. and customer whose service is not restored by the end of the week should contact bge. >>> time now for a quick look at some of the stories you'll find in the baltimore sun. the public service commission's approval of the sale of constellation energy to exelon. and what it means to you. >>> and key things to keep an eye on. when the orioles begin spring training. for these stories and much more, read tomorrow'

carl's clifford " and earhart if devil 5 could cookhouse with evelyn tune unhook mind how him mahatmaeren't all day >>erica: no problems on high with no one. the drive time for the capitol expressway to the montagues and gotten in at just 10 minutes. as we move over to the weather department ended take a live look at conditions of the james lick. slick conditions, a dry conditions, you may run into wet roadways, but other than that we will remain dry. we could see a pop up struggle or to cover the big story is the strong winds that effect. strong would divisors for a couple of those bridges. if half cost several a cornell fifth sugh hot all along all >>erica: predestine is a and around the heart of the bay area and. 21 for those needed half moon bay. the winds are not as strong in the south bay. it's future cast 4 does predict by 10:00 a.m., for the most part we will start to see more fifties and essentially holding losses the '40's. the light blue on the screen does indicate everyone staying in the upper 50s to. the financial does exist for some locations to see '60s. here is the bre

>> reporter: evelyn miller, the director of the day care center, says 28 children were taken to verizon to see disney on ice. when a staff member took the kids to the rest room, they got lost in a crowd of people leaving the show. >> reporter: fortunately, all of the children on that field trip to the verizon center returned home safely. i'm jessica kartalija, back to you. >> the director of the day care center says they had several staff members on that field trip and this should not have happened. >> reporter: a man is convicted of murdering a maryland state trooper. today, a jury found sarah williams guilty of first-degree murder in the death of trooper wesley brown. prosecutors shot trooper brown outside of appleby's in june of 2010. williams was allegedly angry after trooper brown and another off-duty officer talked them out of the establishment for being intoxicated. >>> an update now from annapolis, where the maryland house of delegates will vote any minute now on a same-sex marriage bill. political reporter pat warren has the very latest for us. pat? >> that's right, the delegat

evelyn wrote bad move on the part of fgk. we want to know what you think this morning.to the ktvu channel 2 morning news team on facebook. we will share some of your comments coming up on mornings on two. >>> ned is in the political spotlight ahead of the caucuses there tomorrow. coming up at 6:44 the reason caucuses in nevada are so important even for the candidates that don't make an appearance there. >>> actress and comedian roseann says she is running for the green party nomination. she will european style single payer health care and forgive all credit card and mortgage debt. the green party will select its nominee at its convention in baltimore in july. >>> all right time 6:36. sal is back. you are watching the bridges and roads. >> that is right. contra costa county we will start there. highway 4 is slow in antioch. we also had fog. ly pull up my twitter feed and remind myself it was fog in okay -- i will pull up my twitter feed and remind myself it was fog in oakley. he says the fog in oakley is as thick as pea soup. but here in bay point it's not thick at all.

evelyn has been coming to the party for 51 years. >> it's a big party. >> reporter: well, after the parades are over, the crowds continue to fill bourbon street where as you can tell the bars are open all night long. local officials estimate that hundreds of thousands of people flock to new orleans for mardi gras. >> everybody is having a good time. that's mainly what it is. >> you, too? >> i'm having a wonderful time. >> reporter: police are patrolling the streets to make sure the partying doesn't get out of control. >> there's a lot of camaraderie. there's a lot, unfortunately, it's drunken camaraderie but it is fun. >> reporter: it's a big boost for business. a new tulane university study estimates mardi gras injects more than $144 million into the local economy. and it all builds up to fat tuesday, the last day for the parades and parties before this celebration gives way to lent at midnight. all right. you are taking a live look down bourbon street where we have the clean-up and the coors light truck. it's definitely mardi gras here in the in the french quarter. one reason it takes so

. >> reporter: evelyn has been coming to the party for 51 years. i a party that never ends. >> reporter: well, after the parades are over, the crowds continue to fill bourbon street where as you can tell the bars are open all night long. local officials estimate that hundreds of thousands of people flock to new orleans for mardi gras. >> everybody is having a good time. that's mainly what it is. >> you, too? >> i'm having a wonderful time. >> reporter: police are patrolling the streets to make sure the partying doesn't get out of control. >> there's a lot of camaraderie. there's a lot, unfortunately, it's drunken camaraderie but it is fun. >> reporter: it's a big boost for business. a new tulane university study estimates mardi gras injects more than $144 million into the local economy. and it all builds up to fat tuesday, the last day for the parades and parties before this celebration gives way to lent at midnight. all right. you are taking a live look down bourbon street where we have a changing of the guard. folks have finally got to bed from l

gente que gracias a nuestro concurso de dolar phone no llegan muchas preguntas, la primera pr@a es de evelyna transforman, llegamos a las cinco de la maÑana, y a las seis estamos listas. >> claro que sÍ, yo tambiÉn me deserto, como a las cuatro de la maÑana y digo no quiero trabajar, pero me despierto feliz y como decÍa karla, gracias a profesionales como mili y elizabeth. >> y nuestra querida aura. >> pero ustedes no necesitan maquillaje. >>y los productores, tambiÉn a ustedes gracias. >> oigan, tenemos una pregunta mÁs, Éstes para chiqui, viene del bronx, divina y su pregunta. >> mi nombre es divina, chiqui, quÉ salsa usas ra estar en forma? [risas] >> en forma de quÉ? >> como que en forma de É? dale el secreto chiqui. >> trato de comer mÁs o menos bien de lus a viernes y los sÁbados y domingos me como todo! >> golosa! les podÍa decir una cosa, si alguien se cuida es chiqui, come sano, y hace ejercicio todos os dÍas, tambiÉn raÚl es muy disciplinado. >> y el mejor ejercicio es tener una bebde -bebÉde aÑo y medio! >> amigas y amigos comenzamos con decenas de funcionarios y agentes encargado

. >> evelyn y natalie pÉrez. >> y miren esta muÑeca. >> cumple siete aÑitos. >> tambiÉn felicitacionesovia soledad fandiÑo. ♪ >> eso mi luis fonsi! estÁn escuchando esta canciÓn divina, y esta maÑana celebramos el amor junto con Él, asi que no se lo pueden perder, hoy martes, 14 de febrero del 2012. >> si estÁn desayunando les decimos buen provecho, nos acompaÑa ernesto la guardia. >> que viva el amor! y si estÁ enamorada como yo, no se puede perder, mire Ésto. puras novelas, puras historias de amor. >> vÁmonos con la guapa sacha! >> vamos a continuar con una historia insÓlita, una escuela de ohio estÁ pagando a sus estudiantes para que asistan a clases, se trata de un colegio donde la mayorÍa de alumnos abandonaron sus estudios y tratan de retomarlos, pag 25 $ a los alumnos que asisten los cinco dÍas a clases, ademÁs con cada pago recibe un bono de cinco dÓlares que va a una cuenta de ahorro que estarÁ disponible en caos de que se gradÚen. y la defensa del ex asistente del tÉcnico de la universidad no lograron que fuera traÍdo. la mejorÍa del problema del desempleo podrÍa poner a mÁs

his secretary, evelyn lincoln did not know about it.n the cabinet room, he would sit at the middle of a long table and there would be a button that just look like a buzzer. in the oval office, he had other concealed buttons. it was kennedy who pushed the button on when to record and when to stop. his secretary could also decide if she thought kennedy should turn the machine off or something, but it was kennedy who decided when to record and when not to record. what in the end up with is a fairly sporadic record. you have large recordings from kennedy during the cuban missile crisis and afterward, and then it drops off for the rest of the year. other presidents were different. lbj take many of his telephone calls. richard nixon had a voice activated system. he did not have a button. basically captured everything that the -- when he was in the room. but the president's approach it very differently. each president decided independently to install the system. these were not at the time considered by the president to be federal government be