just be so coldhearted. >> >> jasmin's parents didn't meet nathan roberts and jasmin never brought him around. according to online court records, there were no stay away orders, but rogers has a criminal record. he has been assaulted for burglary and assault. >> it's unreal right now because i just, keep wishing she would walk through that door and just come in and just say something silly like she would always do to make me laugh. >> jasmin's murder comes on the heels of another tragedy. her uncle, activist, found murdered in january inside a fort washington well. the court affidavit, which would have the evidence against rogers has not been released. it's unclear how police were able to connect him with the crime. jasmin's mom says a witness did see rogers getting out of the car in which her daughter's body was found. in the fox 5 newsroom, i'm paul wagner. >>> a developing story in northwest d.c. tonight. the brother of two nfl stars is behind bars after a series of attacks in petworth. the 19-year-old may be responsible for all of them. the weapon in at least two of the attacks was

nicole moss. >> now we will never have the opportunity to meet the child and to see jasmine's bright smile and witty sense of humor. >> reporter: anthony brown, a cousin representing the family of jasmine moss whose body was discovered last friday in the trunk of a car on the street in district heights. >> she was pregnant at the time of this murder and we believe that he was the father of the child. >> reporter: state's attorney angela alsobrooks says the man arrested, nathan rogers, was ordered held without bond today. prosecutors are asking for a mental evaluation of the 23- year-old who is believed to be the father of the victim's unborn child. rogers had been under house arrest for an unrelated assault conviction. can you help us understand possible motive? >> we're still investigating at this point. >> reporter: here's the big question in all this. he's under house arrest according to prosecutors on hallick street in district heights where the victim was visiting him. if never left the house, how is it that the victim was murdered there as prosecutors say and then her body plac

world stacy that's going to look through their eyes because check out this photo our number one fan jasmine. paul max i think it's because we always talk about lloyd blankfein areas where we showed him and she apparently is providing some of his collateralized geishas he comes once a week or twice a week in sometimes deflector diapers and passes them on in the city of london jasmine's purpose collateralize ing almost the entire research your position going on on wall street and in the city of london right now this is an era of peak collateral because the banks have collateral as already everything that they could collateralized and then recall lateralized and again a re hypothecated it and they've done this over and over again and jasmine can't do part of office to create the additional collateral so that lloyd blankfein and jamie diamond can float even more securitized debt based on poop collateral that is of course why we see countries like spain falling greece into the gutter because there's no more collateral of worth to create more securitization to create more liquidity to keep these

>> reporter: jasmine moss was 14 weeks pregnant when police say they found her body under a tarp in the backseat of her car. parked around the corner from nathan rogers house in district heights. >> we know that she visited him, in this house, we believe that the murder occurred in the home, and then what happened after that, all of those matters are still under investigation we believe he was in his home on home detention at the time that the offence occurred. >> during a bond hearing in afternoon rogers was ordered held without bond and ordered to under go a mental evaluation >> nathan rogers could have walked away from the relationship, he never had to interact with jasmine again now we will never have the opportunity to meet the child and see jasmine's bright smile and witty sense of humour. >> when jasmine moss failed to show up for work friday morning her mother told fox 5 saturday night she began, calling her cell phone and checking twitter. >> i called her on her phone went straight to voice mail sent her a text she didn't respond i also looked on her twitter account, because sh

then recall lateralized again a re hypothecated it and they've done this over and over again and jasmine can't do part of office to create the additional collateral so that lloyd blankfein and jamie diamond can float even more securitized debt based on poop collateral that is of course why we see countries like spain falling greece into the gutter because there's no more collateral of worth to create more securitization to create more liquidity to keep these countries from going under so you say we need more quantitative easing in the diaper obligation market jasmine is easing quantities of collateral into the global securitization market here's how china is looking at the world max currency war is a hot topic in china so these are photos from the china money report and if you could look at the first photo it shows four different books on currency wars are the top sellers in the. chinese bookshop the number two images dollar crash and number three is the american dream over so this is the view the perception the population of china the one that works to pay off the debts of lloyd blankfe

twice a week and sometimes up to five hundred diapers and packages them on in the city of london jasmine's purpose collateralize ing almost the entire reserve is asian going on on wall street and in the city of london right now this is an era of peak collateral because the banks have collateral already everything that they could collateralized and then recall lateralized and again a re hypothecated it and they've done this over and over again and jasmine kept two part of the office to create the additional collateral so that lloyd blankfein and jamie diamond can float even more securitized debt based on collateral that is of course wide we see countries like spain falling greece into the gutter because there's no more collateral of worth to create more securitization to create more liquidity to keep these countries from going under so you say we need more quantitative easing in the diaper obligation market jasmine is easing quantities of collateral into the global securitization market here's how china is looking at the world max currency war is a hot topic in china so these are photos fro

our guest reporter, jasmin melvin of reuters. >> host: yes. just following up on the lightsquared issue, um, the company has said that if federal communications commission were to pull the authority it had priestly given -- previously given the company to build its cellular network, it would be -- they called it a bait and switch by the government of historic scale. do you believe that the government at all misled lightsquared, um, in this proceeding? >> guest: well, this is really a matter over at the fcc, and i'm really not in a position to speculate or comment on those sorts of allegations. >> host: okay. and the company has proposed several possibilities including, um, possibly swapping its interfering spectrum. um, do you believe, do you think there's any spectrum that ntia manages that might be available for this? >> guest: again, that's a matter initially between lightsquared and the fcc. if lightsquared wishes to put a proposal at the fcc for a swap that might involve spectrum used by federal agencies, in our role we would certainly re

. >> reporter: it was a happy time for jasmine moss, a new job and a baby on the way. >> she was excited about buying items for the baby. she wanted a goirm will recently had a sonogram, she was excited about that. >> on friday, things took an ominous turn, jasmine hadn't shown up for work. the employer was calling her family. >> i began nervous, i was checking with her friends to see if anyone has talked with her. she put tweets on twitter all the time. and she hadn't been on twitter all mourning. >> little did her family members know the request for information would come to a sad and tragic end on this street in district heights. just before 7:00 p.m. friday night, police responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle in the 4100 block of mason street. >> it was determined she was deceased at that time, and also discovered that she suffered from stab wounds to the upper body 7. >> reporter: she was found just blocks away from the home of her boyfriend, the father of jasmine's unborn daughter. two lives ended violently, one without promise, the other had brightened the lives of those wh

county police found the body of jasmin last night inside her mother's car. he has been stabbed to death. paul wagner joins us with the latest. paul. >> maurine, prince georges county police charged 22-year- old nathan rogers with the murder of finding the body of jasmin moss in the car parked in the suspect's neighborhood. >> we had a call that there was a suspicious vehicle parked in the neighborhood and when officers responded out and checking that vehicle, they detected a strong chemical odor emanating from that vehicle. once they got inside the vehicle, they noticed the victim. >> police say rogers and moss were in a relationship, but the status of that relationship at the time of the murder is unclear. according to online court records, there were no stay away orders, but rogers does have a criminal record. he's been arrested on burglary and assault charges. it's unclear how long moss' body was inside the car. police say no one has filed a missing persons report. jasmin moss lived in oxen hill and at this time, we have so far been unable to reach any me

are live outside police latest.ters with the >> just to give you a sense of happened, the body of jasmine moss was found the right about where my finger is. show you, right around the corner, that is where the suspect who has been arrested lives. to a woman who lives corner who believe she heard the crime being committed. >> it woke me out of my sleep. >> very early she said she heard making noises in the backyard. believes it was the of the pregnant 23-year- jasmine moss being murdered. >> i heard her crying or moaning. she never said words. >> police believe nathan rogers stabbed her to death and then her in the trunk of a car. she says she had no idea what on.going she says she regrets not calling police. up the next day i cried. felt i could have done something. >> did you know her? no, sir. >> a man answering the door did tell us anything. her mother told us the world had lost a wonderful person. >> she was outgoing. she loved children. she loved her friends' kids. >> friends say she was 14 weeks pregnant. some say that rogers denied the baby was his. others say they broke up because

>> yeah. >> jasmine is nervous. what will she say when she faces her mom?d for each other. i feel guilty about that. >> coming up, one final test. >> his name needs to be truthful and righteous. >> but can he live up to that name? and coming up friday on "dateline," while they were sleeping. their wedding was perfect. >> something you wait for all your life. you feel like a princess. >> their marriage, too. >> they completed each other. >> until it ended with a gunshot in the master bedroom. >> i could see him. >> hard to get that one out of your head, isn't it? >> yeah. >> would would want him dead and why did she escape without a scratch? was this princess bride now a prime suspect? >> the person that you love is dead. and then you're being looked at for it. >> then came the twist. when a screen bed... colors are more vibrant, words are pin sharp, everything is more brilliant. because when a screen becomes this good... it's simply you and the things you care about. the stunning retina display. on the new ipad. [ monica ] i'm away on a movie shoot and it h

jasmine.atment and research foundation teamed up with members of the chicago white sox for a study to see if the smell of jasmine could improve baseball performance. why the heck they thought of jasmine, i have no idea, people, but it worked. the players wearing jasmine-scented wristbands had better reaction times. strange, right? sure, but not as strange as what i found in jerusalem. this. this is holy water from the jordan river. and, yep, it -- it's scented holy water. now, because selling holy things at exorbitant prices has become something of an industry in the holy land, i was curious about this. a number of companies now offer extensive lines of scent ed holy water and anointing oils that they came from the jordan river and other religious sites. when i saw this bottle at the duty-free shop for $5, a week ago it was only $4. it reminded me of the time i visited stations of the cross. i happened to be in jerusalem on a good friday. i went to the stations of the cross and a priest wouldn

hearing from a neighbor who regrets not calling police after harg strange knowses from the home of jasmine moss. we have that interview. >> it woke me up. >> kim jarmin believes the noises she heard were that of jasmine moss. just hours later moss was found dead in the trunk of her mother's car. >> i mean i heard the lady crying or moaning and making noises about you she never said words and there was never another voice. >> police believe nathan rogers stabbed her to death and dumped her in the car. friends and family of the woman said he denied being the father of the unborn baby. >> she liked to joke and play around. she was outgoing. she loved children. she loved to keep her friends' kids. >> jarmen didn't know the young couple and had no idea of the problems but regrets not calling police. >> i went to bed crying and when i woke up saturday i cried because i felt like i should have done something or i could have helped her but i didn't know what it do. >> >> a man who survived a police chase that ended in a triple fatal crash is suing montgomery county police. he is seeking more than

post a comment under jasmine 's photo.watson's girlfriend betsy wrote in and said yes she will go to the prom with him although we never doubted you troy. let's give him a hand looks like you guys have been doing a dance one time before i am sure you didn't have to twist her arm. >> that was pretty cool of him on tv to ask her to the prom. >>> now over to tony and allison. is there a corsage is that still the thing you give to your date. >> somethings never change. >> thank you very much. >>> comin

our guest reporter jasmin melvin of reuters. >> just following up on the light squared issue. light squared issue. the company has said that if the federal communications commission were to pull the authority and it had -- that it had previously given the company to build its cellular network they called it a bait and switch by the government of an historic by the government of an historic scale, do you believe that the government at all misled light squared? >> well, this is a matter over at the f.c.c. and i'm not in a position to speculate on those positions. >> and the company has proposed several possibilities including possibly swapping interfering spectrum. do you believe -- do you think there is any spectrum that mpia manages that might be available for this? >> again, that's a matter initially between light squared initially between light squared and the f.c.c. if light squared wishes a credit proposal for the f.c.c. for a swap that might involve credit use, it would certainly respond to any request from the f.c.c. to any request from the f.c.c. to work through those i

you know, i'm not suggesting that there's going to be a jasmine revolution in china. but if you were go to the chinese internet during the egyptian revolution, there are three words you would not have seen -- egypt, jasmine, and revolution. it suggests that the information age is, indeed, a challenge to the chinese leadership and they understand it. and some of china's leaders are beginning to suggest that maybe legitimacy based on prosperity, which is what china bases its legitimacy on today, is is difficult to maintain because people's expectations keep growing. and some, like premier wen jiabao, seem to suggest that maybe something that looks more like legitimacy based on consent might be necessary. now, the idea that these leaders have is that perhaps people could elect their local leaders. but, you know, people elect their local leaders, pretty soon they'll want to elect their provincial leaders and elect their national leaders. authoritarianism isn't ultimately stable, and it is not consistent with the development of human potential. now, it is also true that ch

>> join our discussion with larry stripling of the national telecommunications administration is jasminmelvin, who is that telecommunications reporter for reuters to thank you. in terms of your latest proposal and the emphasis on sharing the airways between government and commercial users, the ctia has said that while they know some sharing is inevitable, their hope is that the primary goal would be to clear as much of the band as possible for solely commercial use. what is your thinking in this area? >> that is the way we have done in the past. in the past, the solution was always to move the federal agency somewhere else and allow the commercial provider to take the exclusive use of the spectrum. we just don't have the ability to do that much any longer. part of the problem is that would use is growing. just as the commercial demands are increasing, so, too, are the needs of federal agencies to perform the emissions they carry out. aerial drones is a good example of a system that didn't exist as a spectrum user 15 or 20 years ago, but increasingly, these systems are being put into ope

time now to say good morning to our facebook fan of the day, jasmine murray she has been watching fox girl. she is a big fan of hollies and loves seeing holly get on the the soul train line yesterday. so did we thanks for watching. for a chance to be to morrow's fan -- do be tomorrow's fan of the day, leave a comment under jasmine's photo. >>> troy watson's girlfriend wrote in and said yes, she will go to the prom with him we never doubted you troy. looks like you have done to at least one dance together already have a whole lot of fun at prom we will be right back, 7:49 a.m.  >>> there is a family fun french event going on in georgetown this friday and saturday. >> our own holly morris is there today holly. >> bonjour mes amis. what do they say, always have paris in springtime or georgetown when it still feels like winter. one and the same but a whole lot of fun and super wonderful weekend event for you and your family to come out and enjoy the ninth year they have done the french market here, book hill section of georgetown, debbie young is the host with the bu

. >> reporter: 23-year-old jasmine moss who was expecting a baby was found stabbed to death inside an district heights friday night. the suspect, nathan rogers, her 22-year-old boyfriend, and father of the baby. police say he confessed. >> all we wanted was justice. nathan rogers could have walked away from the relationship and never interact with jasmine again. >> reporter: authorities say rogers was serving time under house arrest for an assault last year. they say he stabbed the victim in his home. her body was found in a car around the corner on mason street in district heights. authorities say the suspect never in fact left his home so the question remains how did the victim get from his home into that car? the prosecutors when asked would not address the question of whether they're searching for an accomplice. >> we noticed that she visited him in this home. we believe that the murder occurred in the home and then what happened after that, all of those matters are still under investigation. >> reporter: police found the victim's body after receiving a call for a suspicious car.

investigators say the district heights man is the father of the child that 23-year-old jasmine moss had been carrying. friday moss was found stabbed to death inside the trunk of a car in rogers district height neighborhood. >>> the half brother of the north carolina teen whose body was found in a maryland river is training to become a baltimore police officer. 16-year-old phylicia barnes was missing for months before her body was found floating in the susquehanna river. brian barnes says the experience of losing his half sister puts him into a better position to deal with families who have lost loved ones. last week police charged michael johnson, barnes sister's ex-boyfriend in her death. >>> one year after the debt of osama bin laden are we safe from retaliatory attacks and for the first time in 50 years the white house lets tv cameras into the situation room. is the anniversary fair game for political advantage? those were the big issues on sunday talk shows and fox 5's melanie alnwick has your political roundup. >> reporter: one year after the daring raid that killed the world's mos

a somber and cheerful gathering saturday night, the family stunned by the loss of jasmine moss. >> but has not really hit home yet. >> police were alerted about a suspicious vehicle. they found her body in the trunk of her own car. it was around 7:00 p.m. friday night. >> we discovered the victim and she had stab wounds to the upper body. >> there was something else. she was 14 weeks pregnant. her estranged boyfriend nathan rogers, the father, is now accused of murder. >> there were no warning signs. >> authorities say that rogers lived around the corner from where the car was found. police say they have interviewed him, but won't say they have a confession. >> i cannot even imagine. i am speechless. this is a senseless crime. >> we know police searched rodgers home removing evidence. her family does not know what to think. >> she would distance him from us. i don't know him. i don't know much about him. >> family members say that moss a legal documents specialist, was starting a new job and was excited about becoming a mother. and the family is coping with an image -- with an unmanage

police are identifying the victim as 23-year-old jasmine moss of oxon hill. the suspect accused of her murder is 22-year-old nathan rogers of district heights. police say rogers and moss were in a relationship. investigators were called to the crime scene yesterday after receiving the call of a suspicious vehicle. when they arrived, officers found moss' pregnant body stuffed inside that car's trunk. >> officers responded out and checking that vehicle, they smelled a strong chemical odor emanating from the vehicle. once they got inside the vehicle, they noticed the victim. >> cedric rogers is in police custody tonight charged with first degree murder. what's still unclear is a motive. >>> in other news tonight, what a thrill for redskins fans, a chance to meet robert griffin, iii. dave owens is here and dave, rg3 didn't disappoint, did he? >> andrea, no, he certainly did not. throughout this entire process, his poise and ability to handle the spotlight or just about any media situation has been marveled at. today at fan fest, griffin was amongst redskins natio

she did a jasmine sullivan song stuttering. >> as a mu is he happen. >> as a -- musician. >> as a kid> like a barbie doll. >> that show is worth watching to watch her. >> two hours. >> let's get one more in here is joshua. >> oh, ♪ [ music ] >> he came out guns blazing he was bruno mars last night for sure we are familiar with this, let's get your take. >> i love him i think joshua is probably safe tonight as well i love steven tylers comment get the dancers ands phone number. i think everybody will have a career but there is talent on the stage. >> joshua is a power house, a grate performer, will he win absolutely not keep him in there another week yes. >> not my favorite performance but very good not as good as bruno mars. >> and joshua always sounds the same too. >> props to skyler for another great job. >> i thingierlise. >> you think -- i think elise. >> i think colten. >> kenny. >> holly. >> a girl [ overlapping voices ] >> >> we will be right back never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. (

tell me, jasmine can you describe this. >> i guess it would be st/urban art. graffiti.it ourselves to just any type of chandra. >>jan: with 17 years together. >> yes sketching. >> and you to some of the graphics. you have an interesting background. >> i used the effect for a realistic detail. for the eyes. >>jan: this amazing of a dog, cat is beautiful. look at the eyes. you can do that with spray paint! tell us about having this on your gallery. >> the original idea. was to bring well-known, popular international artists from around the world in the street art. and spray can art. they are both amazing. >>jan: did you ever see your part in this median? jasmine? >> i am just a storyteller. and as long as i can put it out there to enrich lives. >>jan: absolutely this keeps you thinking. this is an tel aviv? >> we got the feeling that children are the audience. >>jan: great. and when you work with spray-painted. do you protect with your face? >> yes but it is worth it. >>jan: isn't there a broadway musical about that? >> yes. >>jan: you are artists that use spray paint as

. >>> and finally from annapolis, lauren jenery with jasmine, quick exile and accurate as she hit sevenof nine shots today. she had seven goals. so the 14-2 ladies were 5-2 in league play. they win the patriot league ,,,, >>> there are no bright lights or computer animation it's powered by a child's imagination. kay monreit built his dream arcade using card board books. somebody liked his creation, they posted it online and it's now become an attraction. >>> and we'll be right back. need any help? uh, nope. just, uh, checking out my ad. nice. but, you know, with every door direct mail from the postal service, you'll find the customers that matter most: the ones in your neighborhood. print it yourself, or we'll help you find a local partner. and postage is under 15 cents. i wish i would have known that cause i really don't think i chose the best location. it's not so bad. i mean you got a deal... right? [ bird cries ] go online to reach every home, every address, every time with every door direct mail. >>> letterman

arbor or jasmine. which do you enjoy the most. goodmorningamerica.com at yahoo!.>> i liked the second one. >> jasmine, that's a write-in vote. >>> coming up, dan rather sits down with george, live. call her. ok. [ cellphone rings ] hey. you haven't left yet. no. i'm boarding now. what's up? um...would you mind doing it again? last time. [ engine turns over ] oooohhhh...sweet. [ male announcer the chevy cruze with the mychevrolet app. the remote control car is finally here. well now she's just, playing with us. oh. [ horn honks ] >>> a little surprised by that. a new autobiography by news man dan rather reads like modern history. he was there from the civil rights movement, the kennedy assassination, 9/11, and every event in between. his book, "rather outspoken: my life in the news." excuse me for hi shmy shoes. i was at the world trade center this morning. when you look back, what story made the biggest impression on you? >> i think the coverage of the civil rights movement, dr. martin luther king. it changed me as a news person and as a pro. 1962, 1963. i was sup

she believed it was jasmine most. she believes she was being stabbed to death and put in a trunk of a car. her boyfriend is charged with the death. she says she regrets not calling police. >> i went to bed crying and when i woke up saturday i cried because i felt like i should have done something or i could have helped her but i didn't know what to do. >> moss's friend says rodgers denies the child was his. others say the couple broke up because he didn't want her to keep the baby. prince george's police examining a crash that damaged a ambulance. it was taking patient to southern maryland hospital when a tow truck broad-sided it. the ambulance then struck a car. nobody was significantly hurt. detroit stations are pending -- citations are pending against the tow truck driver. a basketball player was arrested. this was sunday. it frswas on baltimore avenue. they were talking with man allegedly involved in the confrontation when pe'shon howard came up and started taunting the man. officers told him to stop and he allege

. >> i'm jasmine. i live in milwaukee, wisconsin. my question is about the role of religion and when religion was or was not invoked to justify temperance when this became a moral issue. and then maybe more specifically during prohibition were there kpengss so if wine plays an important role in communion or passover, what happened? during prohibition. >> there were exemptions. >> yeah. i'm pretty sure there were exemptions for, in prohibition. there were huge fights as ed can tell you about it, all throughout it the -- especially the late 19th century about the use of liquor in religious ceremonies. it really drove politics in many ways. what peter was saying is many of the divisions between the republicans and the democrats turned on catering to catholics who were more inclined to -- who did use drink in their ceremonies and the protestants who were -- the protestants who were not as happy with the use of alcohol. >> and so today, in many churches you will find the use of grape juice because it's seen as a pollution of ritual. >> we

nathan rogers murdered his girlfriend, jasmine moss, pregnant with his baby. found dead last night in the trunk of a car here in district heights. >> they detected the strong odor in the vehicle and once they got inside the vehicle, they noticed the victim. >> police told rogers she want to keep the baby but he didn't want to. >>> covers thousands of dollars of bogus merchandise but tonight, as gigi barnett reports, the market is opened to a crowd of very happy shoppers. >> you want to save money? this is where you need to be. >> reporter: shoppers at the flee market in southwest baltimore can find anything from clothes, shoes, even jewelry. but earlier this week, fbi and homeland agents found what they were looking for too: counterfeit merchandise. now five men are in custody charged with selling the fake goods like coach and mac cosmetics. >> they're criminal organizations and improving their products so much that they're making their way into the primary marketplace and in those instances, consumers can't even tell. >> reporter: according to undercover docu

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>> i liked the second one. >> jasmine, that's a write-in vote. dan rather sits down with george, live. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] instead, try the new subway smokehouse barbecue chicken, big bbq taste 6 grams of fat. subway. eat fresh. >>> a little surprised by that. a new autobiography by news man dan rather reads like modern american history. he was there from the civil rights movement, the kennedy assassination, 9/11, and every event in between. the best-selling author's new book, "rather outspoken: my life in the news." dan rather joins us this morning. excuse me for my shoes. i was at the world trade center this morning. you really did do it all. when you look back, what story made the biggest impression on you? >> i think the coverage of the civil rights movement, dr. martin luther king. when i first came to cbs news. it changed me as a news person and as a pro. 1962, 1963. my job was to be as close to dr. martin luther king as one could get and cover the civil rights movement. let's face it, george. you're looking at a reporter who got lucky.

. >> now we will never have the opportunity to meet the child and to see jasmine's bright smiles and witty sense of humor. we want justice for our family. jasmine does not deserve to lose her life. >> reporter: rogers has been ordered to undergo a competency exam later this month. >> d.c. police are on the hunt tonight for a man who sexually assaulted a georgetown university student on campus. details are sketchy but students are on guard tonight. megan mcgrath has our story. >> reporter: many students were already aware of what happened as they went to class this morning. a campus alert went out over the weekend informing students of the sexual assaults. >> it worries me that it happened. of course it's always a concern. >> reporter: it happened friday evening around 6:00. sources say the victim, who is a student, was attending a gathering in village a when she was forcibly fondled. the victim was not physically injured. the man was last seen running west between o'donovan hall and the southwest quad. a search of the area by police turned up nothing. >> you would like to say your ca

. >> and then you come to -- >> jasmine guerra works with survivors of forced marriages and honor crimes. >> noah, in islam, sikhism, hinduism, all of the major faiths does it say it is acceptable, it does not say it is acceptable. it is oppressive corporal practice. >> as for faleh almaleki, he was charged with first degree murder in the death of his daughter noor, one of the first honor killings in the united states to be prosecuted. faleh almaleki chose not to testify but his attorneys argued it was all just an accident. he never meant to kill his daughter. for 48 hours mystery, i am troy roberts, cbs news, new york. >> cowan: to hear the surprising verdict in the case, tune in to 48 hours tonight at 10:00 o'clock right here on cbs. coming up tonight on the cbs evening news, remembering california's thomas kinkade, the artist of light. >> cowan: you have to wonder about this next story, just what was this guy thinking? in england, the famous rowing race between oxford and cambridge universities had just begun when a man jumped into the river shapes and swam up to the boats so close he

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according to police, he killed 23-year-old jasmine moss and police say that he was the father of her unborn baby. moss was three months pregnant. her body was found in a car in district heights. >>> the sole survivor of a fiery crash in chevy chase, maryland is suing montgomery county police for more than $10 million. the lawsuit contends that a patrol car of caused the march 23 crash by ramming the toyota. 18-year-old rico richardson was riding in that toyota. richardson was in the front passenger seat. officers pulled richardson and the driver out of the burning car but the driver died days later. the two teenagers in the back seat died on the scene. richardson's suit says he suffered a fractured rib and emotional damage. a police spokesperson says the department believes that no police cruiser ever came into contact with the stolen toyota. >>> i now have a story that you will only see on 9news now. the quick thinking and actions of a teenager probably saved the lives of his elderly neighbors. their house was on fire. >> he ran up to the house and he was knocking on the door. oh, h

that suspect is in police custody tonight and the victim being identified as 23-year-old jasmine moss of the 4900 block of murray place in oxton hills. this is the man prince george's county police say is behind her murder. he's 22-year-old nathan cedric rogers of district heights. police say rogers and a victim were in a relationship. investigators were called out here to the 7100 block of mason street yesterday after receiving a call of a suspicious vehicle on the block. when they got here, they found moss' pregnant body stuck inside that car's trunk. police say moss had been stabbed repeatedly. >> officers responded out and checking that vehicle, they detected a strong chemical odor emanating from that vehicle. once they got inside that vehicle, they noticed the victim. reporter: again, cedric rogers tonight in police custody, being charged with first-degree murder which is -- what's still a bit of a mystery is what led up to this victim being stabbed, being murdered and put inside that car. that's something the police are still trying to figure out. live tonight in district height

. >> jasmine weaver remained inside of her apartment while the standoff between the suspect as deputieso place. she snapped this picture of the whole the suspect created and through that hole, she watched, fearing what he would do next. >> i saw him lighting the fire. i could see through the apartment. >> deputies evacuating residents that they could get out without putting them in harm's way. many residents have followed the events from an earlier in the day. eventually, weaver was able to leave her apartment. >> were you scared? >> yes. very scared. >>james: the suspect has been identified. and relatives say his marriage was falling apart and he was awaiting felony robbery charges. >>justine: a massive explosion rocked a mcdonald's, it's started inside of a truck carrying two propane tanks. the tanks started to leak and that is one static electricity sparked the propane and a fireball shot out. >> i thought it was a bomb or something. it was bad. the flames were shooting out. >> we fought mcdonald's was quick to catch on fire. >> the several others including children escaped without i

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they found jasmine's body in the car in district heights on friday. they have arrested her estranged boyfriend nathan rogers on who is on the screen. he lived around the corner from the crime scene. few of moss' friends knew his name and never met him. roger who hers a previous arrest and conviction for first degree assault. he was on house arrest. >> this is really shocking. i am praying for the family and hoping by the grace of god they will be all right. >> the expectant mother just started a a new job. >>> former teacher in -- students of a former teacher in baltimore plan who do what they can to make sure a teacher stays behind bars. he is serving life for raping a student but a judge says he had ineffective counselor before -- counsel before the trial. it's being debated whether to offer a 10-year plea deal. >>> the half brother of north carolina teen phylicia barn hose went missing for months before her body was found is now training to become a baltimore police officer. brian barnes says he was inspired by the detectives who worked on this cas

when they arrived there, they found 23-year-old jasmine michelle moss. police say she was pregnant, and that she had been stabbed. now, there's not much information at this point about what the initial call was that prompted police to go to that location, but when they got there, they found something immediately that heightened their suspicions. >> we do know that she was found in the vehicle. officers detected a chemical odor emanati from the vehicle. and determined that her -- there was a body in the vehicle. >> reporter: now, police say that the victim actually lived less than 3/10 of a mile, virtually blocks from where the body was found. that is the suspect, rather, lived less than 3/10 of a mile from where the body was found. police say he had a relationship with the victim, and they do believe that he is the father of the child. as we said, this case is still under investigation. we'll have more on it as it becomes available. right now, we're live in palmer park. derrick ward, news4. >> thank you, derrick. >>> in d.c., a man suspected in a series

jasmine moss was found in a car in district heights. they have arrested her estranged boyfriend a man named nathan rogers who lived around the corner from the crime scene. authorities say he had a previous arrest and was on house arrest. >> it's really shocking so i am praying for the family and hoping by the grace of god they will be all right. >> the expectant mother with a fun-loving and -- was fun- loving and had just started a new job. >>> police are searching for suspects in connection connection with a -- connection with a triple stabbing. all three were taken to shock trauma. >>> this morning arizona police have interviewed three potential witnesses in the case of a missing 6-year-old girl. the three why among the five people seen in this surveillance video taken near the home of isabel celis. the same morning she was reported missing. police say that they are just witnesses right now and not suspects and they are looking for two other people seen in this video. she has been missing since last saturday. >>> 6:34 right now. have