with very feewdry eyes as sybbina fulton shared her feelings...r me to ry work to do 22:54:32t i havee 22:54:32 it's been almost 3 months... sinne her neighborhood watchman george - months... fulton will be traveling around the y,countr advocating for her sonns crime victims.she was invited this congregatioo.but she says whattled hhr here... were there many letters she received from you. "onn of thh thinns i want to hear is the word, i in baltimore that support us" trayvon martin attorneyysay ttey hope to r - that says a person caa se deadly force in self &pdefense... if they feel their life is n danger. pulton didn't want to talk about the new evidence be impootant to zimmermanns dd - defenseei'm megan gillilann, fox45 mooning news. police and fire officiall are investigating a fire ii east baltimore affer a molotov cocktail was found at the scene. it happened early suuday &pbehind tth vacant home.one d - personn as aken to johns hookins hoopital but is expecttd to be okay.the fire an anne arundel woman is recovering at a hossital... afterrhee el

but those are roles that sabrina fulton says she never wanted. trayvon martin's mother overwhelmed by support. >> it's so easy for me to cry every day, but i can't, i have work to do. >> reporter: sabrina fulton spoke to the congregation months after the death of her seenage son. >> my heart is filled right now, just to see all of you, just to see baltimore. just to know your pastor stands behind me. >> reporter: dr. jamal harrison bryant spent weeks next to fulton after the death of her son. and organized marchs like this one in baltimore. >> it's overwhelming just to see how many people this affected. >> fulton's coworkers donated time off to give her time off to deal with the tragedy. >> we could not think of a better person to give strength to women. how to have god's grace. >> i ask god to bless you all, i say thank you all. >> reporter: trayvon's mother gave it a point to personally hug dozens of people who lost a family member. >> george zimmerman is free on $150,000 bond. he is wearing a tracking device while he awaits his trial. >>> let'

case: case:"she is prrfiled &pnationally on how to perserve rebound "pastor bryynt says he invited fulton to speaa ttday...because there are so many motherssaround baatimoree witt loss and violence. viooence. "trayyon is resting right now, i'm working on behalf of other kids, their fuuure and the them"the congreeation firmly stood behind fulton and her aatorrey, just three days after proscutors released pvidence...shedding ome light on the fight that led up to the shooting: shooting:"george zimmerman prfiled, persueddanddshot partin through theeheart" janice park...fox45 news at pen. sybrina fulton along with her &patttrney say they hope to amend fforida's controversial "stand your ground" law.it'ss law that says a person can uss deadly force in self defense, to talk about the new eviddnce released in the case.... evidence that could be very important oozimmerman's defense.álynne gordoná from our sister station áw-p-e-cá in florida shows sswhy it could keep zimmerman from beinn found guilty of econd murder. the 22-year-oll fatally shot a officer who o baltimore police the 22-year-old murd

fulton didn't want to talk &pabout the new evidence released in the case.... that could be important too zimmerman'' defense.i'm megan gilliland, fox45 morniig news. police and fire offiiials are inveetigating a fire in east scene. oe after a molotov morning near barclay and ccase behhnd theevacant home.one person was taken to johns hopkins hospital but is eepecttd to be okay.the fire is ttll under investigation. an anne arundel county womann is recovering at a pospital... after her electtic wheelchair caught on fire.the fire broke out around 6-30 sunday morning... at "the glen it caught fire. she suffered n - burn injuries.fire officials areestill trying to determine thh cause of the fire. theebaltimmre branch pf the n--ouble-a-c-p will today... where they plan to dissuss same-sex marriage. president obbmm continues to take some heat from church leaderr innbaltimmre....after announcing his support for same-sex marriage.whiie organizaaions like the n-double-a-c-p... say they civil riiht.... some critics say the organizaaion has overstepped its missioo. pastors

to divide our district at fulton would be like splitting up a family. turk is a natural border because there are steep tend again, our district is between the visit arrow and masonic. the neighborhood is also an architecturally primarily victorian. that is a whole different type of homeowner who cares about historic things. it takes a lot of care. this is a neighborhood that has just made an incredible transformation. i am a local publicist. i have worked with the mayor's office of economic workforce development in launching the bid is a narrow part wall. the corridor itself is a miracle story. it is his serve. this is an area that just cannot be split up. i see that there are a lot of other districts and neighborhoods that will be affected. it is very hard, but i can speak only to the fact that the organization is like a family, and that is an area that cannot be split up at fulton. it just does not make sense. thank you. >> good afternoon. thank you. i live on dartmouth street in the two southernmost blocks of the district. i can barely speak for myse

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sybrina fulton shared how she is coping with her son's death. the church's founder says he wanted her to speak. fulton says she has received overwhelming support from people in baltimore. >> we had no knowledge and no clue about how many people were supporting us and how many people had felt the same way that we felt. so it is just overwhelming just to see how many people are this affected. >> martin's shooting death in february sparking an outcry. george zimmerman is charged with second degree murder and released on bond. on bond. >>> protesters and bomb threats at the nato summit in chicago. a huge crowd of protesters streamed into downtown chicago on the first day of the nato summit in the windy city. police arrested 45 of the thousands who hit the streets to protest. inside the summit, the focus was on the future of afghanistan as the alliance plans to ended war by the end of 2014. >> we'll meet to chart the next phase of the transition in afghanistan. just as we've sacrificed together for our common security, we will stand together united i

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it's a roll sabrina fulton never wanted. >> she was over when he will with. ed by -- overwhelmed by support. >> it's so easy for me to cry every day but i can't because i have work to do. >> she spoke nearly 3 months after her son was killed by george zimmerman. sgltsz my heart is -- >> my heart is filled right now to see all of you. >> founder dr. ja mel bryant spent weeks at her side following the death of her son and helped channel out rage into protest rallies and into marchs. >> it's just overwhelming to see how many people this effected. >> fulton's co-workers donated 34 weeks worth of time off while she dealt with the tragedy. >> we couldn't think of a better person to really give strength to thousands of women across this city oh on what it mean -- on what it means to have god's brace on your life even in situation you can't understand. . >> i ask god to bless you all. i say thank you all. >> trayvon martin's mother made it a point to hug dozens of people that lost their family to violence. >> zimmerman remains free on $150,000 bond when i will he awa

sybrina fulton spoke at a baltimore church yesterday morning. the church's founder said he wanted fulton to share his story with his congregation because her bravery is a powerful example of how to stand up to injustice. fulton says she is grateful for support from the people in baltimore. >> it is overwhelming to see how many people are this affected. even if it happened to them before or they're thinking about their kids or their grandkids and the future. i'm not just working on behalf of trayvon because trayvon is resting right now. i'm working on behalf of other kids, their future and fight for them. >> martin's shooting death in february sparked a national outcry. neighborhood watch volunteer george zimmerman is charged with second degree murder and released on bond. >>> the former libyan intelligence officer convicted of bombing pan am flight 103 in 1988 is dead. he was found guilty of killing 270 people in the attack. most of the people on board were americans. >>> this morning's other big stories, president obama hosting the nato summit.

syrina fulton came here, the mother of trayvon martin.e to speak about her personal journey. [ inaudible ] >> i can't believe i'm sitting here today,. >> mrs. fulton didn't want to talk about the case against gee, who is charged with getting hire son, she wanted to thank baltimore for all the support. >>> tonight, baltimore city police identified the man shot and killed by an officer this weekend, the victim's name is maurice who will man, he was shot -- holloman. he was shot at a children's party. he was asked to leave when he became upset, and started to throw things. when police arrived, they say he struggled with an officer. the struggle continued until the officer's partner shot him. the 22-year-old officer has been with the department since june june 2010. wheelchairs make it easier for the disabled to get around but not this morning, one caught on fire with a 72-year-old woman in it. the chair similar to this one, it has to be plugged in, moving back and forth. the fire department was called around 6:30 when they found the woman in

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i'm supreme fulton this will be my first mother's day without my son trayvon i know it will be hard but my faith family and friends will pull me through on sunday i'm going to say a prayer for other mothers across america share this on bearable pain just like me thirty thousand mothers who lost their children the issue here to since last on balance nobody can bring our children back but it would bring us comfort if we can help spare other mothers the pain that we will feel on mother's day and every day for the rest of our lives i'm asking you to join florida by calling upon the governor of your state to reexamine similar stand your ground laws throughout the nation to keep our families safe i thank you from the bottom of my heart happy mother's day. this campaign known as second chance to shoot first was launched by new york city mayor michael bloomberg last month following the national controversy around the trayvon martin shooting it aims at repealing stand your ground laws in the twenty five states that currently have them on the books joining me now to talk more about this campaign

. ♪ >> reporter: they are talking about strength and has invited sabrina fulton, trayvon martin's momo speak about her personal journey on the three month anniversary of her son's death. >> [ applause ] [no audio]. >> i believe that i'm here before you today and i'm able to speak anniversary i'mable to stand up straight and hold my head up. >> reporter: she has had the opportunity to talk multiple times and she wanted sabrina toe know baltimore is with her. >> there have been so many murders and so many actings of senseless violence. last week was mother's day and she has modeled for america what is means to stand in strength even in the face of grief. she wouldn't discuss the trial. she just wants to thank baltimore and dr. jamal brian for his trying times. >> we have the support that is here in baltimore. there are christians that believe and support us, as well so it just warms our heart to know there are people here in baltimore that support us. >> reporter: this is the first time miss fulton has visited baltimore. she is happy what they have done for the family in these trying ti

this is the first time fulton visited baltimore. everyone here gives her strength in the midst of grace. >> we have support here in baltimore. they are good-fathering people and they believe that they support us as well. >> it warms our heart and there are people here that support us. >> fulton said this visit wasn't just for her son. but for all the other victims of racial profiling. >> linda. >> they have 23 schools on the list and it comes in at number 81. it ranks at 111. winston churchill is third. >> that is 150. and 212 on the list and rounding out the top five. it is 239. we posted the entire list on the website. go there to check it out and see if the school is ranked on it. >> time for federal businesses and it left one guard dead and six injured. >> it was brought under control late sunday night. however hours after it began. >> they hold illegal immigrants and for charges may be deported. >>> people were wrongly convicted and convicted of erroneous crimes such as sexual assault. >> they say the universities, that they ha

sabrina fulton spoke at the parliament temple church in baltimore, thinking the church for their support. george zimmerman is charged with second degree murder for his death. zimmerman said he shot in self-defense. fulton talked about how she's coping with her son's death. >> a lot of times you interview for a position because you want that position, you thought about the position, you prayed about the position, but i was forced into this position. but guess what? i'm going to be a leader. >> zimmerman is currently out on $150,000 bond. >>> families who lost loved ones on pan am flight 153 are relieved the man who brought that plane down is gone. he died yesterday. he was suffering from cancer. he is the only man convicted of the bombing that happened back in 1988, killing 73 people. the scottish government released him from prison in 2009. doctors gave him three months to live. both scotland and the white house believe others were involved in that bombing and they vow to continue that investigation. >>> still ahead, a matter of life and death. >>> give her two more breaths now, two more

it is north of fulton and mostly new developments with people who do not have the history that people further south do. as a member of the lgbt community, i need to reiterate that a lot of us do not live in district 8. a consisteconsistently the disci have had with people is that district 5 is the appropriate place that will integrate and improve -- include 55 laguna. i urge you to heed the advice of others and put 55 laguna back into district 5. >> thank you, sir. yes. is that someone going to buy as lunch? pizza. when phones go off and introduced -- interrupt proceedings, they are subject to pizza attacks. >> it feels like a commission. you have been committed. we all have been committed. [laughter] thank you for your work. thank you for your sensitivity throughout the mapping process and looking at different parts of san francisco. what i found myself thinking reflecting is that you are a good example of how ordinary san franciscans can do extraordinary work in a challenging situation. you are not getting paid. you have to listen to people for bowman said your insurance exceeds the

>> stanyon, hayes, grove, fulton and [inaudible] >> thank you. commissioner tidwell: yes. mr. alonzo, yes. mr. schreiber, yes. mr. leigh, yes, ms. melara, yes. ms. mondejar, yes. mr. pilpel, yes. -- not at this time. >> could i ask a process question? at the appropriate time. please make this change. commissioner leigh: the process question or suggestion that i would offer is, is it possible for us to use where we were prior to this move as a starting point or launching point that we could possibly revisit if we wanted to? our process we have made one move at a time and that is -- has worked very well but given the delicate place where we find ourselves, not having a lot of time in all these dominance. i am wondering if we could remember where we were prior to making this move. explore and continue and finish the remaining --

julie peterson continues that story. >> the fulton county school system has a new superintendent. the job less than a year. >> when you look at the behavior that's alleged of the former teacher and principal, it's inexcusable. and i'm upset about it deeply. >> do you think that then principal francis boyd and melanie pickens should be charged with a crime? >> i'll leave that to the experts in the field, whether that's the d.a.'s office or the police department. >> the d.a. office is waiting to collect additional investigation. now other parents are piecing together what happened from details released in the williams case. they're making sense of behavior changes they saw at the time. >> scratching himself to the point of bleeding. pulling his hair out. just terrible self-injury behaviors because he didn't know what else to do with the frustration. >> they all regressed. they all started isolating themselves in their room. >> it just breaks you down. it's just -- how gut-wrenching it is, and you kept sending them back day after day. >> she cannot speak. she can't tell us what she w

i am a resident on masonic avenue at fulton. the next point between district 5 and district 1. i want to thank you for your time. you have been through many of these meetings and i appreciate you hearing that. i announce that the theoretical concept of where we are making these lines, they're mostly along traffic's errors and high- speed activities. whether it is lincoln boulevard, 19th avenue bay shore, a masonic avenue which is where i live, we to know what these lines, and they're dividing communities and i acknowledge that. let's not get knocked -- walk into that. sonic avenue has a project that will improve safety for people and people like myself who would love to sit in front room and your car crashes and rory trafford. if we're dividing our communities on these really horrible sewers will live on, it would not require two supervisors to approve the committee. i am urging you to include all the north of panhandle area. use a line that would be not usable. if you say, district 5 goes all the way to golden gate park and into the border, that -- i would rather see masonic i

i am a resident on masonic avenue at fulton. the next point between district 5 and district 1. i want to thank you for your time. you have been through many of these meetings and i appreciate you hearing that. i announce that the theoretical concept of where we are making these lines, they're mostly along traffic's errors and high- speed activities. whether it is lincoln boulevard, 19th avenue bay shore, a masonic avenue which is where i live, we to know what these lines, and they're dividing communities and i acknowledge that. le

sybrina fulton spoke at the empowerment temple church about how she and her family are coping since her son's shooting death and the ensuing national publicity. in an emotional speech she told congregation members that trayvon's death put her in a position she never asked for. >> a lot of times you interview for a position because you want that position. you thought about the position. you prayed about the position, but i was forced into this position. >> fulton hugged and thanked members of the congregation. her son's shooting death in february sparked a national outcry. neighborhood watch volunteer george zimmerman has been charged with second degree murder in his death. he claims he shot the teen in self-defense. >>> still to come on 9 news now this sunday. >> reporter: a deadly earthquake topples buildings and leaves thousands homeless. i'll have that story coming up. >> and what a gorgeous day it was on this sunday, temperatures into the 80s. we've got clouds and some showers moving. right now it's 80 in collins park and 77 in bethesda. we'll talk about these storm systems coming.

it is pretty well known as the fulton plaza. it is only a few years old.se people are not invested in the battles we have been invested in all these years. there are 391 soles there. we have only 309 on the block we're talking about. [tone!] it does not dilute the asian vote in district 1 as much as the bloc you are considering. our thanks to chris for helping us come up with this. i know he would have suggested it to you if his time had not run out. i have to do several times where we want this block in. please keep us all together. we are stronger together. thank you. >> thank you, sir. i apologize, pat, i cannot read your last name. >> my name is chris. alamitos-year resident and homeowner -- i am a nine-year resident and homeowner of the bloc we're talking about. i think it is an important and unique block to be concerned about. there are community issues tied to the panhandle. we're physically and geographically tied to the panhandle, not district 1. physically, we are a series of homogeneous victorian homes. it is a flat area, part of the panhandle.

. >> his mother sabrina fulton was greeted by a warm standing ovation at empowerment temple a and e church. >> it's easy to cry every day. >> this is her first time in baltimore and she was invited to be the guest speaker at the church's women's day. >> we couldn't think of a better person to give strength to thousands of women across this city on what it means to have god's grace on your life even in a situation you can't understand. >> i believe that god is using me. i'm speaking for my son, for my family. i ask god to bless you all. i say thank you all. >> her 17-year-old son was shot and killed in sanford florida in february. 28-year-old george zimmerman has been charged with second degree murder in the case. just a few days ago new evidence was released like this surveillance video. and these police pictures of a bloody george zimmerman. 911 recordings were also released but it is inconclusive whether neighbors heard zimmerman or martin yelling for help. >> a 17-year-old kid walking home when he is confronted and everything after that is just window dressing. >> fulton hugged several

i'm speaking -- >> fulton hugged and thanked members of the congregation.oting death in february sparked a national outcry. neighborhood watch captain george zimmerman claimed he shot the team in self-defense. >>> president barack obama and nato leaders are insisting today the coalition fighting in afghanistan will remain whole, this despite france's plans to yank combat troops early. at the nato summit in chicago other leaders also making clear they'll move away from front lines but not too quickly. >> there will be no rush for the exits. we will stay committed 2 our operation in afghanistan and -- to our operation in afghanistan and see it through to a successful end. our goal, our strategy, our timetable remain unchanged. >> newly elected french president francois hollande said he'll withdraw all french combat troops from afghanistan by year's end. that's two years before the time agreed to by the u.s. led nato coalition. president obama reaffirmed the importance of nato alliance at that summit saying nato has helped ensure the security and prosperity of

i live off fulton street and i know a number of the neighbors are saying it's so loud you can hear it inside your place. so it sure sounds like 50 feet is a very lenient requirement. so i'm hoping that we could look at other ways to reduce the amplified sound so it's not disruptive around surrounding neighborhoods around golden gate park and other spots, too. but it sounds like 50 feet is a pretty large area, and that could allow noise and tour bus that's are way too loud, i think. >> and if i could respond to that, because i actually had exactly the same reaction that supervisor mar did around the 50-foot requirement. and there are two things of note. first of all, there is a state law on this area. and for the local jurisdiction, like san francisco, to actually make it shorter than 50 feet could potentially create some issues. but just as importantly and perhaps, patrick, you could speak to this. i do understand that there were tests that were done by your department and tom, who manages this department, was present at the sound tests that essentially showed that this requirement, g

of trayvon martin. 192 of fulton's coworkers donated their time off so she can afford to be off work but on the payroll for the next eight months. the donated leave is worth nearly $41,000. next, the scream and the horror of war when the cbs evening news continues. while it built up in my system. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reaction to it. if you develop these, stop taking chantix and see your doctor right away as some can be life-threatening. if you have a history of heart or blood vessel problems, tell your doctor if you have new or worse symptoms. get medical help right

. >> reporter: sabrina fulton works forth miami-dade housing authority. her colleagues donated 34 weeks of time off so she can travel the country and deal with this high profile case. today, she was a guest speaker at empowerment temple in baltimore. ♪ you see the death >> the occasion was a church women's day conference. >> reporter: she brought her lawyer with her to empowerment temple where the pastor has been a very strong supporter since the beginning of the national uproar over how trayvon died. >> there are people who sent letters from here. i just want to see faces i want to see people. >> the reverend wanted people who had lost a child to come forward. >> reporter: the visits comes after new evidence released shows her son was shot through the heart at close range. >> i believe that god is using me. i'm speaking for my son. >> reporter: the latest evidence also shows that the shooter, neighborhood watch captain george zimmerman had a broken nose, bruises and bloody cuts on the back of his head. the martin lawyer says that one reason is to promote

watch for a crash in fulton blocking all lanes of 152 at stony brook road. we also have a wreck on u.s. 1 at the dam blocking all lanes. if you're heading out on the jfx between 10:00 p.m. and 4:00 a.m. they will be ramping up that construction, blocking all the north boun -- northbound lanes. no oh fficial delay -- official delay on the beltway, but look at the speeds. there's that accident on 95 at o'donnel. remember wjz 13 is always on wjz.com. >>> the 911 calls made moments after a baby stabs her baby in a social service's office is made public. >> good morning. w jshgsjz has the recording exclusively and it reveals the chilling moments after that baby was attacked. >> a parent came in and stabbed the baby. >> mayhem inside the baltimore department of social service offices. a worker calls 911 immediately after an infant is stabbed. we have the recording of the call. >> she's in our conference room. she was having a visit with the mother and she stabbed the baby. >> how old is the child? >> an infant. can you get her quickly? >> 29-year-old kenisha thoma

sybrina fulton has an ad about the stand your ground laws. >> to senseless gun violence.obody can bring our children back. but it would bring us comfort if we can help spare other mothers the pain that we will feel on mother's day. and every day for the rest of our lives. >> the ad was made by a campaign aimed at changing gun laws. fulton asked parents to contact their state's governor and ask that stand your ground laws be re-examined. george zimmerman was released by police because he claimed self-defense under the florida stand your ground law. >>> the head of jpmorgan chase apologizes for a risky trade that lost the bank $2 billion. jamie dimon says his move wu grievous and self-inflicted. dimon is regarded as one of the least risky in the financial industry. the sec is investigating the loss and lawmakers are considering another look at wall street regulations. dimon will talk about the loss tomorrow on "meet the press." >>> jpmorgan chase's $2 billion loss caused its stock to fall this week. overall the dow fell 34 points yesterday, but 83% of the dow's drop was bec

fulton was in a dry county but truman, knowing that his friend knew many people in the town sent him to the crowd and luckily he did in fact run into an old friend and he knew everyone there outside of the home and send them off - and into town and came back a few minutes later checking that there were no local alcohol police or whatever they would be called the small bottle carefully tucked into his jacket pocket getting an ice bucket and glasses he made his way upstairs and went for what he hoped was the correct bedroom door. a somewhat frustrated winston churchill ushered him in his mood certainly improved when he saw the reason for this outrageous intrusion was. fang tignes, he said, i was starting to wonder whether i was involved in missouri or sahara. laughter to after they shared a drink they went downstairs and churchill was startled by a photographer's flash bulb braking and nearby a few minutes before this and he turned to truman and said their must be a russian in the house. a few minutes before the speech churchill, truman and the rest joined in the academic procession th

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we look forward to serving more children with the club on fulton. >> hi, my name. >> lord of mercy. i am lavina -- the treasure island clubhouse. we are one of nine clubhouses. we are the only youth program from 6-18 year olds. thank you, mayor and everyone. i have a few members that would like to share a bit about them. >> she's been dying to do this. >> thank you. good evening, everybody. my name is vonya and i am a member of the boys and girls club on treasure island. i am 10 years old. my brother and i have been in the club for five years and this is my home away from home. i come from the club every day after school and every day when there is no school. boys and girls club is the only youth program on treasure island. my family and i love and need the club as it provides me with the skills needed to help me with my education, life skills, and to be a young lady. [laughter] [applause] >> the club keeps me safe and out of trouble and i am surrounded by people who love and care about me. in order to help me grow and be successful, we need your support to help programs like boys a