. >> as a child, says father, garry, trisha lit up the room. >> she would just bound into the room, spread her arms apart and say "ta-da!" that type of thing. >> they brought her here to marion, indiana, to attend this small, christian college. one spring evening in 1993, trisha left her dorm room for a walk. on march 29th around 8:00 at night, trisha reitler came here to this shopping center. she bought a soda and a magazine and started walking back to campus. but then, she disappeared. >> phone call came a little bit after midnight and the voice on the other side said, do you know where your daughter is? >> 19-year-old trisha lin reitler was seen at 8:00 on monday night. >> trisha's disappearance rocked the community and devastated her parents. >> 'we'll never know who was responsible what they've taken away from us. >> trisha's mother made a desperate appeal to trisha on the jerry springer show. >> hang in there and know we love you and we're doing everything we can to find you. >> despite huge media coverage and their pleas for answers, none ever came. >> it's like she just vanished in

and letting people record the police >>and federal judge has ordered chicago police superintendent garry mccarthy to answer questions in a lawsuit over deadly police shooting officer gildardo sierra shot flint farmer seven times during a chase last june police-board video appears to show sierra firing the last three shots as farmer was on the ground helpless and unarmed mccarthy told the chicago tribune that ciara should have been pulled off the street after he was involved in two previous shootings the girlfriend of flint farmer is suing the police department and once mccarty to explain that remark in a deposition >>and some boat owners will have their boats temporarily relocated within nato and g-8 summits come to chicago this spring. the secret service as a terrorist could use a boat to plant a bomb or launch a grenade toward mccormick place with a summits will be held. the head of the secret service offices that pleasure boats that are normally docked at burnham harbor will be moved to no cost to owners >>chicago aldermen george kerr dennis is producing and proposal for a tax on suga

leave it to garris mavin, pro golfer showing off his best golf tricks at his home club in valley clarerthern ireland. and then he just pops it in there. this is pretty impressive. he has the ball there. and then when he slings it back, he's able to put it in his shoulder. that was like a pool move. >> right. >> on the green. this is all during a video and photo shoot for his sponsor which is based in london. it's a sports risk management company. but here's the thing, i don't know if i'd want to be friends with garis because this is what i'd have to do. >> i would not want to be friends with him. >> yeah, and watch. that's the driver to the back of the head. boom. and i think -- i can't tell, but he might have nicked the guy's nose. >> any chance this is fake? >> i don't think the tricks are that unbelievable that this would be a fake viz owe. i think these are very doable tricks. this one is impressive. the guy has a coke can on his head and you see garrett is aways away with the pitching wedge. that takes some bravery on this guy's part. >> i think the most impressive part is when he

. >>> 60-year-old samuel garris is in jail for improperly touch mag woman at a lowe's. police found the suspect right across the street. the victim i.d. he had him and now he's in jail. >> kelly swoope has more on an unconventional valentine's day. >> everyone wants flower to so the sheriff's department is using that. in honor of valentine's day, the sheriff's office chose four people with warrants for their arrest who also happen to have birthdays today. the sheriff wrote each one of them a note mapped posted the whole thing on facebook. >> i'm actually writing a handwritten card and enclosing a copy of your war rent in your valentine's day greeting. >> sheriff hoffman is offering a dozen roses for the first two to come into the sheriff's department. this isn't the first time the sheriff's department has used social media to deliver a mefnlgt they've also used it in the past. points for creativity. kelly swoope, abc2 news. >> he has about 36 roses on his desk. >>> be honest right now. are you more upset about a 20-year-old breakup or not getting that job promotion last

the 39-year-old victim tells attorneys, garris touched her inappropriately. he's facing sex offense and assault charges. >>> baltimore police launch an investigation into a cell phone video, that shows officers threatening to arrest a man who is recording them. wjz is live. derek valcourt has that video and talks to the man who shot it. derek? >> reporter: mary, this video is the latest in the controversy over how city officers handle citizens videotaping them on the job. >> reporter: it's early saturday morning, along croft street in federal hill. six officers all hover around a man, who appears to be detained on the ground, when scott culver see its, he breaks open his cell phone camera. >> didn't know what was going on. it was happening. it was life. i have a camera. i'm supposed to be able to take video. >> reporter: he's right, at least according to this new police policy, issued friday, in response to court challenges to how city officers handle being video recorded. but watch what happens next. >> take a walk, sir. >> i'm asking you to leave. >> report

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samuel garris was found across from the stouter. victim i doctor. garis who is now in jail. >>> another evaluation for the man accused of killing a fellow patient at a state mental hospital was ordered from a judge. they say andre mayo is competent but it focused it be on a particular -- on a particular point in time. >>> the hospital where the patient stayed workers there are now calling for a budget boost. a rally will be held at 2:30 this afternoon calling for legislators to boost the budget to improve safety at the hospital. union members and hospital leaders will be at that rally recommending that the hospital also include other things. sock doctors are saying that if you take antibiotics to treat a sinus infection, it may not work. after comparing two groups one with antibiotics and otherswithout, the drugs didn't make that much of a difference. the study appears in the journal of the american medical association. author suggest hot steam and eucalyptus oil is the best treatment for sinus infections. >>> your favorite color of lip stick could

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that was in fact economics professor garris younis i should say from athens there let's take a look at some other stories from around the world this hour for you romania's prime minister has resigned and dissolved the government saying he wants to preserve social and economic stability in the country this follows weeks of protest over austerity measures introduced in two thousand and ten to secure financial aid from the e.u. and i.m.f. the pm urged the country's politicians to bridge their divisions and vote in a new government as soon as possible. palestine's two rival factions islamist hamas and secular fatah have reached a deal to form a joint in term government they've agreed it will be led by palestinian president mahmoud abbas before the general parliamentary and presidential elections the deal brokered by count tar is seen as a major step towards reconciliation between the opposing groups after more than four years of separate governments in the west bank and gaza but the israeli prime minister has slammed the agreement saying palestine has abandon the way to peace. but britain

. >> police superintendent garry mccarthy recently said he is for letting people record police and letting police record people nobody from police department legal affairs department available to comment tonight >> water and a daring rescue happened today north suburbs. for children icy lake playing almost all again neighbor reeled in some of the children using a broker swam to the rescue and emergency crews were called all of the kids are recovering tonight. nine people taken to the hospital and three were seriously injured. three car crash on i 90 back of a holiday in the shuttle bus. i 90 westbound shot down one line information not available. ripped off by a robber employee stabbed on his way out. following the story details tonight >> tough to take one of the most vibrant busy parts of the city. on edge now after the broad daylight attack at least one business near here talking about a staff meeting to discuss employee safety. scary we've worked across the street. what are we going to do? >> the questions workers are asking in wicker park friends popular flower shop employee resisted

. >> reporter: garry cook is she victim's husband and said she didn't drink or use drugs, never in troublethe law. she got a traffic ticket back in 1979 in illinois, he said. that's about it. >> they said there was an altercation but she never left the vehicle. she was shot while in the vehicle. >> reporter: pat cook was affiliated with the united methodist church and they say she worked with children there. >> hour prayers are with any involved in this situation and not a good situation for anybody. >> reporter: many questions yet to be answered. why was pat cook in this parking lot? why did she try to drive away. was that officer's life really in danger? how come so many shots were fired? the virginia state police, they're working the case. in culpepper, i'm pat collins, news news4. >> the police officer's name is not being released. he's on routine administrative leave as the investigation continue continues. >>> officials from the los angeles school district say they stand by their decision to pay a former third grade teacher to resign after he was charged of committing lewd acts on hi

teargas hit everybody on this stage including president george bush >> he believes superintendent garry position is the correct one >> not all of the table but the usage of this specific guidelines >> the riots has not calmed down since take pittsburgh 2009 or g 20 and toronto 2010 please refer to the worst of the protesters as the most wanted. occupy movement stronger than ever chicago will soon be the next city the world is watching batt but need to be ready for the worse and we were not. >> scheduled may 19th-21st 40-70 dignitaries expected however final schedule being taken shape as we speak. place but exactly where the protesters allowed to stay stage where they want when they want. extra security for the city expected $65 million. cost. >> coming up medical watch one flu shot twice the benefit additional benefit pregnant women likely to get it from the vaccine and outrage over a nato soldiers burning is lot holy book tonight united states officials calling that incident a huge mistake and major milestone stock market hits in number has not touched in nearly four years. ♪ ♪ break t

joseph garry who passed away last week at the age of 81. joe loved rhode island and in turn the people of rhode island loved joe gharry. his instinct and integrity led our straight with compassion and courage. he believes in the people of rhode island and the virtue of public service. more than three decades after he left public office, joe garry remains one of our most respected and beloved leaders, a man of the people, the governor of rhode island, joe gaherty is a rhode island icon and will be held in high esteem for generations to come. rhode islanders lost a friend. we've all lost a good friend. he was born in humble circumstances in providence, rhode island in 1930, the son of irish immigrants, graduated from loss alamo. the governor began his political career in 1962 when he was elected to represent smith hill in the rhode island general assembly. he served as rhode island's lieutenant governor from 1969 to 1976 and then was elected governor and served from 1977 to 1985. after his retirement from public life, governor garrahy was a b