the sister wandered about the city, weeping for her brother. gestanana wandered about the city, weeping for dimusi. oh, my brother, who is your sister? i am your sister. oh, dimusi, who is your mother? i am your mother. the day that dawns for you will also dawn for me. the day that you will see, i will also see. i would find my brother, i would comfort him, i would share his fate. when she saw the sister's grief, when anana saw the grief of gestana, she spoke to him gently. dimusi is no more. i would take you to him, but i do not know the place. then a fly appeared. the holy fly circled the air above anana's head and spoke, if i tell you where dimusi is, what are you give me? anana said, if you tell me, i will let you frequent the beer houses and taverns. i will let you dwell among the talk of the wise ones. i will let you dwell among the songs of the minstrals. the fly spoke. lift your eyes to the edges of the steppe. lift your eyes to arali. there you will find gestanana's brother. there you will find the shepherd, dimusi. anana and gestanana

. >> reporter: 87-year-old yoshi tabata presents her picture in her city. tabata lost her family to the tsunami. she was eight years old at the t time. she plays the main role in her story. she has been telling her story for over 30 years to warn people about the danger of tsunamis. >> reporter: this is the area of miyako city, tabata's hometown. >> translator: this is where my house used to stand. >> reporter: 78 years after the first tsunami, tabata was threatened by another large one. the water swept her house away. but it didn't touch her. she had managed to reach safety at her younger sister's house on a hill. tabata says she was able to survive two major tsunamis thanks to the advice of her grandfather who also survived one. >> translator: he always told us if an earthquake hits, we should each run away. he told us to run to higher ground otherwise a tsunami would get us. >> reporter: she stressed there's not much time. so don't feel you have to wait for your family to gather. tabata wants to use her picture story show to spread her grandfather's lesso

her husband, lover and king. and this is called the return. a lament was raised in the city. my lady weeps bitterly for her young husband. anana weeps bitterly for her young husband. woe for her husband, woe for her young love, woe for her house, woe for her city. dimusi was taken captive in aruk. he will no longer bathe in aradu. he will no longer treat the mother of anana of his mother. he will no longer perform his sweet task among the maidens of the city. he will no longer raise his sword higher than the kugar of priests. great is the grief of those who mourn for dimusi. anani wept for dimusi. gone is my husband, my sweet husband. gone is my sweet love. my beloved has been taken from the city. oh, you flies of the steppe, my beloved bride groom has been taken from me before i could wrap him with a proper shroud. the wild bull lives no more. his shepherd, the wild bull, lives no more. dimusi, the wild bull, lives no more. i ask the hills and valleys where is my husband. i say to him, i can no longer bring him food. i can no longer serve him drink. the jackel lies in his bed

next to her is kate howard, our city's budget director. next to her is luis herrera, our city librarian who manages the san francisco public library. our housing and 30 is run by director henry alvarez -- housing authority is run by director henry l. burress. our human services agency, derek chu. now relations between any of thechu's tonight, by the way. the head of our department of children, youth, and families, maria. the head of the department of public health, barbara garcia. from our neighborhood, a member of the department of emergency management. end of the blue uniform here, a well-known gentlemen, our police chief, greg suhr. good to see you. to my letter to your right is ken from our city administrator's office but also in uniform tonight is our fire chief, chief hayes-white.

she was very passionate about her city. i just wanted to adjourn in her memory. she will be missed. supervisor kim: i also wanted to speak on behalf of the 2012 clean and safe neighborhoods bonds. these are some of our most beloved parks and playgrounds. i think this will be an important step forward, an important next step, as we continue to rehabilitate and maintain the parks. as we have often seen in research, retaining employment in the city, one of the aspects that companies looked at is the variety and diversity and the well-being of our open space and parks. it is an important commitment that the city of san francisco has made. we do want to thank the recreation and park department for working so closely with their office to ensure that some of our most failing playgrounds have been included. i am excited to be campaigning on behalf of this in the fall.

. >> reporter: san jose city auditor sharon erickson found major problems with the program last year. her audit revealed one in three police officers and two in three firefighters are retiring on disability, a number the audit calls unacceptably high. and our investigation found when an employee applies for disability retirement, they usually get it. over the last five years, 96% were approved. >> some jurisdictions do require an annual physical to maintain the certification as disabled. in the city of san jose, and that's why we recommended changing the system. >> disability systems are absolutely rife with ethical questions. >> reporter: we showed kirk hansen what we found. he is the executive director of the applied ethics department at santa clara university and an expert in government ethics. it appears it's easy to get disability retirement from san jose. >> when you have a culture in which disability is the normal thing, it becomes very easy. >> reporter: and they're allowed to get another job. but they're required to report it to the city until it's been 20 years since their hire

she leaves this moment will put her city on the map. >> i think we'll have new people who will be shopping at the shops and downtown area i think it helps the whole area. >> reporter: facebook employees celebrated behind closed doors. pictures of the all-nighter they pulled released by facebook no news crews were allowed in. they called the party a hack-a-thon it included coding, brainstorming, deejay and red bull. >> i think it is great. it was a way for all the employees to get to the and do what they've been doing for a lot of years and bask in their success. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg is now worth close to 20 billion dollars. if you average his employees' shares each employee has an average worth of about 2.9 million. experts say this is not a time to be green with envy. >> this is the american dream come true we should be thinking about how to emulate the model we have here in other places instead of feeling jealous about it. >> reporter: a lot of start-ups here in silicon valley hoping to be the next facebook. the big question is did you invest? i asked the mayor of menlo park, she

oakland says today her city is not giving up his fight for the team and makes some bold proclamations about plans for new coliseum city. live in oakland on the ground where this new city may one day be built. >> the mayor says they definitely have a game plan here. the idea is to build a new coliseum city for the raiders and the warriors right here they plan to take $1.8 million from oakland's reserve fund from the environmental impact report. >> reporter: oakland mayor says the city isn't giving up from the battle across the bay for warriors basketball. the team is being courted by san francisco. oakland went on to fence today. the mayor says the city is pressing ahead with 750-acre coliseum city project. it's a multimillion dollars development. state of the art sports facility. to convert under used land nearby into hotel, retail and convention state. generated estimated $2,000. the project could be paid for with public and private funding and be completed in 2 to 3 years! we own our land. it's already permitted for sports facilities. it has major transportation infrastructure. as f

she leaves this moment will put her city on the map. >> i think we'll have new people who will be shopping at the shops and downtown area i think it helps the whole area. >> reporter: facebook employees celebrated behind closed doors. pictures of the all-nighter they pulled released by facebook no news crews were allowed in. they called the party a hack-a-thon it included coding, brainstorming, deejay and red bull. >> i think it is great. it was a way for all the employees to get to the and do what they've been doing for a lot of years and bask in their success. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg is now worth close to 20 billion dollars. if you average his employees' shares each employee has an average worth of about 2.9 million. experts say this is not a time to be green with envy. >> this is the american dream come true we should be thinking about how to emulate the model we have here in other places instead of feeling jealous about it. >> reporter: a lot of start-ups here in silicon valley hoping to be the next facebook. the big question is did you invest? i asked the mayor of menlo park, she

one person who is celebrating now the mayor of menlo park, who sees a huge benefit for her city. >> it just is wonderful to have facebook in menlo park, every time you hear the word facebook you hear menlo park now and it helps build this area, more people will want to have businesses here. >> facebook's ipo is expected to turn a thousand employees into instant millionaires but that doesn't mean anyone got the day off. in anticipation of today's ipo almost every facebook employee actually checked in here last night. they took part in what is called a hack-a-thon, where they work on developing new and innovative products. they kept working right up to the opening bell. mark says the company has a lot to prove going forward. >> the company is going to have to learn to modernize its base and clearly the ipo gives it a huge war chest to go aggressively acquire other companies. >> the first day of public trading facebook is expected to be worth well over 100 billion dollars and expected to make ceo mark zuckerberg one of the 25 richest people in the world. now investors scrambling for a pie

oakland mayor jean quan vowed to keep them in her city and the san francisco mayor said he would welcome the team. >>> a man remains hospitalized following another beating outside dodgers stadium. this one happened following sunday night's game. two cars were in a minor collision in the parking lot. that led to a fight between drivers. eventually three more people joined in, holding down the victim. and the victim's pregnant wife witnessed the entire attack and had to go to the hospital, they did it mainly as a precautionary measure. this is 14 months after bryan stow was beaten in that parking lot. he remains hospitalized at times, undergoing rehab for injuries from the beating. two men have pleaded not guilty to charges related to that now infamous attack. >>> it was a pretty spectacular weekend, we can say that, we were at the ballpark, no complaints there. another nice day this monday. >> that's right. another bay area stunner. things are actually going to change as we head deeper into the week. enjoy what's out there today. we start with a live look, really interesting setup. the fo

jean quan fired back, reaffirming her commitment to keep all of the professional sports teams and her citiesded that the city of oakland is on track for the coliseum city project which is oakland's new stadium proposal that has been offered to the warriors. >>gary: coming up later in this broadcast, this is a major night in sports with the lakers, the giants, the a's in we will talk about street hockey audit and san jose. [ creaking ] [ male announcer ] trophies and awards lift you up. but they can also hold you back. unless you ask, what's next? [ zapping ] [ clang ] this is the next level of performance. the next level of innovation. the next rx. the all-new f sport. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>pam: it is a good time of year to head to yosemite national park. there is a new web can making it possible to see yosemite from your home computer. this picture was taken from a national park service web site. firefighters are struggling with a growing wild fire in northern arizona that has forced people from their homes in a historic mining towns. the fire started on private land yesterda

eleanor holmes norton has asked to speak at that hearing since it is a hearing only about her city the answer from house republicans is no here you have a bill that affects only by district and says you women will not be subject to the constitutional mandate of roe versus wade you alone can have an abortion only until twenty weeks by the way don't talk to us about how this is a violation of the fourteenth amendment as well not only are we going to try to impose that on you but we don't want to hear from the only voice you have in the sit in the house you have no voice in the senate. and that's right from franks wants to ram his bill through committee so desperately he doesn't even want to hear from d.c.'s only official representative the reason he wants to do this isn't to save unborn babies this bill which exclusively targets reproductive rights in d.c. has no hope of passing the senate or being signed by the president trying franks merely wants to pander to the religious right but he's too scared to introduce legislation that would apply to the whole country so we also pick on a powe

oakland mayor jean quan has vowed to keep the warriors in her city just as ed lee has said he would welcome them. >>> broken glass and twisted metal at a glass shop after an out of control car crashes into a building. the driver of a mercedes hit the gas instead of pressing on the brakes. crashing into the glass company sunday. when the car finally stops, you can see it was just buried under debris. mind blowingly, nobody was hurt, not even the people in the car. >>> meantime, an out of control driver -- the chp says the victim was shooting cell phone video of the biker sunday on highway 101 in belmont when he lost control and slammed into two riders. officers say some of the angry riders hit the man in the head and threatened him with a knife. both bikers and the driver have been released from the hospital with minor injuries. none of the bikers involved were arrested. >>> two motorcycle crashes in two days. the two motorcyclists died this weekend. the latest happening sunday afternoon just south of lahonda road. on saturday, a 57-year-old man from scotts valley died at the same spot after

part of budget proposal reflects improving economy in her city.decision to move ahead with that study comes just days after the warriors announce they will be moving to san francisco. >> oakland deal as far as i'm concerned is farther along than the san francisco deal. that's just an idea and handshake with my good friend ed. >>reporter: in addition to putting more money into economic development there are no cuts in city jobs or service force the coming fiscal year. that's the first time oakland mayor has been able to say that in 4 years. >> let's go back to the weather and talk about this wind for the hotel difficult weekend. >> this is unusual. sandy is here now. >> yes we have seen blustery conditions and winds stay with us head nag tomorrow. we add to the mix and possibility of showers. here's a look at live doppler. showers developing just off eureka coast license here and we are seeing the possibility of showers here as well. show you what it looks like in the sierra nevada we begin to see a mix of rain snow heading into the tahoe area toni

part of budget proposal reflects improving economy in her city.o move ahead with that study comes just days after the warriors announce they will be moving to san francisco. >> oakland deal as far as i'm concerned is farther along than the san francisco deal. that's just an idea and handshake with my good friend ed. >>reporter: in addition to putting more money into economic development there are no cuts in city jobs or service force the coming fiscal year. that's the first time oakland mayor has been able to say that in 4 years. >> let's go back to the weather and talk about this wind for the hotel difficult weekend. >> this is unusual. sandy is here now. >> yes we have seen blustery conditions and winds stay with us head nag tomorrow. we add to the mix and possibility of showers. here's a look at live doppler. showers developing just off eureka coast license here and we are seeing the possibility of showers here as well. show you what it looks like in the sierra nevada we begin to see a mix of rain snow heading into the tahoe area tonight. this

. >> plus betty white comes to washington and sits down with wendy reigher to talk about her love of the city, her lifelong passion for animals, and dating. >>> first tonight, though, video from inside metro buses that you might find fascinating. it shows some of the aggressive driving on our roads every day and the challenges for those at the wheel of a 30,000-pound vehicle. jackie bentsen with our exclusive look tonight. >> reporter: watch as this car cuts off a metro bus, forcing the driver to slam on the brakes. how about this hold your breath moment when a driver cuts over two lanes, forcing the bus driver to abruptly stop a split second from a collision? it's all in the workday for metro bus drivers, who are like all of us faced with an increasing amount of bad behavior by motorists. they report and dashboard cameras confirm they're getting cut off dozens of times a day by people who are driving too aggressively. but doing this to a bus is much more dangerous than cutting in front of a car. >> a normal vehicle, a car i think weighs 3,000, maybe 4,000 pounds. a bus is closer to 30,000 po

part o t proposal reflects improving economy in her city.tudy comes just days after the warriors announce they will be moving to san francisco. >> oakland as far as i'm concerned is farther along than the san francisco deal. that's just an idea and handshake with my good friend ed. >>reporter: in addition to putting more money into economic development there are no cuts in city jobs or service force the coming fiscal year. that's the first time oakland mayor has been able to say that in 4 years. >> let's go back to the weather and talk about this wind for the hotel difficult weekend. >> this is unusual. sandy is here now. >> yes we have seen blustery conditions and winds stay with us head nag tomorrow. we add to the mix and possibility of showers. here's a look at live doppler. showers developing just off eureka coast license here and we are seeing the possibility of showers here as well. show you what it looks like in the sierra nevada we begin of rainmix of rain snow heading into the tahoe area tonight. this is all going to switch over to

city to make sure it is a diversity. that is why i moved here. it is why you moved here. that is why so many of herends decided it would make their mark here in our city because of our diversity. this year's theme could be no less important. black women and american history and culture. absolutely. and it is particularly poignant that it highlights african- americans experiences through their patriotism, through their labor, leadership, motherhood, intellect, and artistic expression. all of us regardless of ethnic origin or social and economic background have benefited from the contributions of these women. in the american culture, menino of the historical accomplishments of the african- american women, phyllis wheatley, harriet tubman, leader of underground railroad. ida wells, the unyielding upon it to a lynching. rosa parks, of course, the mother of the modern civil rights movement and on and on. gwendolyn brooks, tommy morrison -- toni morrison. wonderful writers. awe still have a ways to go, we hav a long ways to go. as an author to have helped our human rights commission read the agenda we ha

saturday night at her atlantic city concert she told her audience how since giving birth she ran a treadmill, ate lettuce and eventually lost 60 pounds. she finished off promising tonight i'm going to get chocolate wasted. that sounds like a good plan. >> chocolate-covered lettuce? >> chocolate milkshake, chocolate bar, anything once you've been 60 pounds. good for her. this comes to us from khnl, hawaii news in honolulu where a moving tribute to a ship that went down in 1941 at pearl harbor has reached a milestone. this memorial day weekend marked the 50th anniversary of the uss arizona memorial. it took years to raise the money to build the memorial erected above her hull. it claimed over 1100 officers and crewmen. criticized at first by some today it attracts 2 million visitors. i'm lynn berry and this is "early today." just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> we have another warmest start to the day. this continues from the holiday weekend. temperatures across the state -- these are basically at low temper

the foundation's of what the mayor is calling the reinventing of her city. >> this will be the catalyst to come. right now we're looking at master planning the entire area for recreation and entertainment. when our reinventing yourself instead to clear. >> right now there are 250 workers on site but that number will ultimately climb to 1600 were 1700's. the owner of all of those concrete trucks is already hiring. >> we are hiring people in the training drivers as we speak. fortunately, the work force has been available. we are working closely with the teamsters in the local engineering union. >> six years in the planning. this was was an empty parking lot at great america, it is no sea of cranes, heavy equipment in hard hats. it will eventually look like this in time for the 2014 season. >>mark: a late game for the giants, they were shut out for 12 straight innings. buster posted a three run homer in the first but in the eighth inning with three will run lead was wiped out. the giants won the game 4-3. madison baumgartner gave up three runs in seven and two- thirds innings. in oakland,

a baltimore wwman whooserved her country.. and the city feels let down tonight... she lostther 5-year-oll battll to get her job back with city pollce. keith daniels is here now feels she was wrongly fired.. k. keith. jennifer.... frances hamilton served 15 years in thh army.. before serving 10 years oo the baltimore city police force. she got an honoraale the police depprtment fired t her.........and tonight.. hamilton is defending her honor. honor. frances hamilton is an ex- bbltimmre city police officer who believes she was punished for doing the right thing..... she was an officer who &preporttd alleged wrongdoing b other officers.(hamilton) "the real reason iiwas fired is for being a whistle blower....." ........amilton sayssthe department let her go after she claimed severrl officers pn her accidenn investigation unit were falsifyiig overtime sllps... said they were working.. when in fact, they were not on duty.(hamilton) "of course the people that i bbew the whistle on was in a special unnt and it a lot of of mooey..."(keith) "the department fired here in 2007

she believes this moment will put her city on the map. >> there will be new people at the shops and downtown area. i think we have men low technology park across the street. it just helps the area. >> but facebook employees celebrated behind closed doors. here are the pictures of the all nighter here. they were released by facebook no news crews were allowed in. they called the hackathon. including coding, brain storming, a dj, and red bull. >> i think it's great. and this is a way for all employees get together and bask in their success. >> mark zuckerberg is now worth close to $20 billion. if you average shares each has a worth of $2.9 million. experts say this is not a time to be green with envy. >> this is the american dream come true. we shoulding thinking about how to emyou'll yit yait the model of innovation we have here. >> and there is a question he here today is did you invest is in the mayor of menlo park would not answer the question. another silicon valley executive says hopes to beg, borrow and steal to be able to buy shares if his wife says he can. >> and facebook big days not

part of a proposal the mayor says reflects an approving economy in her city. >> mayor kwan said this is the best budget she's sneen a decade. others had their doubts about how good this is. >> this is all good news. >> on his face, oakland's budget looks good. for the first time in four years, the mayor announced no cuts for the coming year. >> part of the reason that we're not making layoffs is that the economy is growing. we have modest revenue increases and in our sales tax and business taxes. >> that is after a tough decade. oakland laid off a thousand employees, more than 20% of the work force. now, rt city plans to increase funding for a police academy and reforms. and there are budgets taking into account $6 million spent on officers and clean up. >> oakland is grappling with a significant amount of unfunded liability autos leaders acknowledge there are $2.5 billion in unfunded improvements and pension costs. and this makes the counselman how to call the budget balanced. >> i don't know you can say that when next week they're going to be asking to us vote for each other in bon

saturday night, at her atlantic city concert she told her audience since giving birth she runs on the trade mill, ate lettuce and lost 60 punz. that would work. she did finish off the night promising i'm going to get chocolate wasted, giving herself a little bit of a cheat day. everyone has to have a cheat day. >> if all you're eating is lettuce. beyonce. >> 60 pounds, though, way to go. >>> this comes from khnl hawaii in honolulu where a moving tribute to a ship that went down in 1941 at pearl harbor reached a milestone. this weekend marked the 50th anniversary of the "uss arizona" memorial. it took years to raise the money to build the memorial erected above her hull. still resting where she exploded and sank, claiming over 1100 lives of officers and crewmen. criticized at first as some by too abstract and modern today it draw nearly 2 million visitors a year. >> i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," your first stop of the day, today, on your nbc station. >>> in india one lucky leopard was rescued from a sticky situation. forest officials saved the animal after it fell into a reser

she says that it is not a done deal shot her city is moving ahead with plans for a thousand acre coliseum >>> we turn to mayor adlai and former allaire but it brown >>> i'm not trying to take away anything from oakland. i support everything that they're doing. but there is an opportunity here for all the fans to enjoy a a waterfront the arena. they could enjoy our scenery. >>> you said that one of your biggest regrets as mayor is not putting in a arena downtown. >>> absolutely. believe me, and we should have something comparable if not better than madison square garden. were you could watch basketball and other kinds of interest board and all within walking dissert. that's what the mayor is talking about. >>> the big question is whether the states are going to allow it. so sending it over to private entities, but the questions raised there. >>> we are prepared for them. that's why we want to read and by gavin newsom. he is part of our rear. there is also the bay area conservation district that we must respect. that's why you want to gain flexibility in the front end. we want to incorporat

we have a 40-foot city. >> about 20 miles outside jerusalem, her bat was a city not too far from goliath's home of gat. it existed 1020 to 980 b.c. he brew university archaeologists worked together with the israel antiquities authority. they excavated dozens of rooms. he believed three were used for religious purposes. these religious artifacts at a press conference in jerusalem. it is useful for keeping symbols of god. >> 1 kings describes the architectural style and the style existed even before soloman. the site contained no statutes or pig bones. they followed the biblical commandments not to eat pork unlike canaanite or philistine neighbors. they found the scripture at the side. it disproves the argument of some scholars who say the bible was written 800 years after king david with no connection to history. >> we have historical memories embedded in the bible. they can't say david and soloman were actually human beings. >> the bible and archaeology have to work together. julie stall, cbn news, israel. >> thanks so much for joining us this week. >> until next week, good-bye, and god bl

. >>> and hopefully by now beyonce has rewarded herself because saturday night at her atlantic city concertt since giving birth she's been running on the treadmill, she's been eating only lettuce and she officially lost 60 pounds. she finished off by promising tonight i'm going to get chocolate wasted. of course that's from the adam sandler movie. i digress. but 60 pounds. that is unbelievable. >> that's a lot of lettuce as well. >> i guess lettuce and ice chips will do the trick but just doesn't seem to be that enjoyable. >> the chocolate waste is something women would understand. guys just saying -- >> don't rub it in, todd. don't rub it in that you can eat whatever you want. >> i'm not pregnant. >> there you go. hopefully not. >>> i'm lynn berry. this is "first look." stay tuned "way too early" with willie geist starts right now. >>> horrifying images ouftd syria of the alleged targeted slaughter by the government there of civilians. mostly women and children. it puts new pressure on the u.n. to step in and stop the bloodshed. with a cease-fire proving meaningless, have the events made i

mayor quan says her city is not giving up the team without a fight. >> the oakland has the warriors nowan will give them a state of the art stadium on great public transportation. >> reporter: as you can see the site in san francisco on pier 30 and 32 is just a parking lot right now but the city says it has potential. the warriors hope to be in their new home by the 2025 season. christien kafton ktvu news. >>> senate bill 1310 would raise the total fee based by first time offenders to about $200. the fines are already too high say opponents. the bill is authored by joe smitian and passed by 24-9 margin. the bill now moves to the assembly. >>> meantime the state assembly approved a bill today that would establish tougher sanitation rules for fast food play structures. research shows restaurant playgrounds can be breeding ground for illness causing bacteria. the bill passed by a vote of 82- 22 and now goes on to the senate. >>> and back here in 10 minutes with a warmer tuesday forecast. numbers back into the 80s and the five day forecast. >>> at first dozens arrested as police sweep the s

mayor quan says her city is not giving up the team without a fight. >> the oakland has the warriors now. our plan will give them a state of the art stadium on great public transportation. >> reporter: as you can see the site in san francisco on pier 30 and 32 is just a parking lot right now but the city says it has potential. the warriors hope to be in their new home by the 2025 season. christien kafton ktvu news. >>> senate bill 1310 would raise the total fee based by first time offenders to about $200. the fines are already too high say opponents. the bill is authored by joe smitian and passed by 24-9 margin. the bill now moves to the assembly. >>> meantime the state assembly approved a bill today that would establish tougher sanitation rules for fast food play structures. research shows restaurant playgrounds can be breeding ground for illness causing bacteria. the bill passed by a vote of 82- 22 and now goes on to the senate. >>> and back here in 10 minutes with a warmer tuesday >>> 150 people marched tonight to remember a woman that was slain a week from today. collins was stabbed

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a rector who was critically wounded after being shot at her ellicott city church has died. henerend mary margaret coeh was shot along with another church worker on thursday. the man could have been upset after being turned away from the paris food pantry. cohen was kept alive on life support server organs could be donated. >> she was a very giving person. it has always been her intend to give for organs. barely alive when she was discovered and kept alive on life support. unfortunately, she was -- she had no brain function when she got to the hospital. >> funeral services will be held for both women later this week. baltimore county police asking for help in locating a man suffering from dementia. police say robert macaulay walked away from a nursing home in the 9100 block of liberty road. he is white, 66, 115 pounds. he was last seen wearing a checkered shirt, gray pants, and black tennis shoes. also in baltimore county, crews responded to the scene of a car accident that turned deadly. the accident happened along the 1400 block of jarret stsville park. the victim was pron