we did not know jayna in life, but in some way, jayna has been brought to life with us and we have gotten to know the murray family. i would like to thank mary beth ayers, ashley, and sandra from my office for the wonderful work they have done from the state's attorney office. we had issues of crowd control in the courthouse and i want to thank the sheriff of montgomery county for the work that they have done. when we went to sentencing today, we had letters from the immediate family members, but probably 60 or 70 letters in total. many of them came from members of this community who were touched by what had happened to jayna and touched by what they read about the murray family. i want to thank the members of the community who sent those letters to the court, because your support helped us gain the sentence we got today. the murray county loves montgomery county. they love the people here. they love the warmth. they are thankful to judge greenberg. i didn't get every call, but judge greenberg gave a very fair, fair trial. i want to thank the jurors. it's not easy to be selected as a juro

>> we did for jayna. in order to give for peace in order to celebrate her life, maker life -- make her life right and to send a message to the broad community that? of this nature do not go unpunished, we trusted in john mccarthy and his staff. we trusted in the community of bethesda. the county of montgomery and the state of maryland. we put all of our trust in them. those people. >> how would you like remembered? >> each of us spoke to that during the hearing today. jayna was honestly the person that we portrayed today. my entire family is that. jayna was the young guest -- young guest, and somehow, she personified the murray family. i would like the community to remember her for what and who she was. as opposed to the tragic death she experienced. we have to move forward. that is what i want the committee to do. that is what all of us individually are going to do. in time. >> thank you very much ladies and gentlemen. thank you. >> we heard the maryland state's attorney talking about the appropriateness

she knew there was nothing she could do to bring jayna back. she looked at her own parents and said nothing in her family life caused this murder to happen. after the sentencing, we did hear from her attorney. he asked the judge to give her the possibility a hope. with a sentence that included the possibility of parole. here's what the defense attorney had to say. >> she is very sorry. >> there is an awful lot going on in this case. one thing that did come up was a big surprise. it was a comment from the judge on the bench talking about this case. when this murder was happening last march there were loud noises coming from that lululemon store. they were hurt by the employees of the apple store next door. the employees went over to the wall and listened and did nothing, even as they heard jayna murray pleading for help. the judge spoke about saying that he was stunned by the "callous indifference" of the people in the apple store. jayna murray's family said they had a hard time coming to grips with that as well. >> thank you so much. you can ch

her victim, jayna murray, was full of life. engaged to be married. and pursuing two masters' degrees, forensics experts say she was stabbed 331 times alive. for each of those brutal blows. at the time the horrific crime scene troubled even the most veteran homicide detectives. in a 9news now exclusive, jayna's parents spoke to us before her murder trial. >> we want the right decisions to be made for montgomery county and maryland. we want the right decisions to be made for the citizens of bethesda. it happened there. it happened to them. >> whatever maryland decides, we have to accept. and we're ready for that. because we have to get -- we have to heal. >> reporter: norwood's mother writes the court asking the judge today to grant her daughter parole saying quote -- >> reporter: but jayna's father writes quote -- >> reporter: the judge has read nearly 20 pages of letters from brittany norwood's friends and family members asking for mercy. she's already been sentenced to a life sentence behind bars. but now they're considering whether or not she'll ge

. >> she's the woman who brutety murdered jayna murray inside the lululemon at latakia store in bethesda. >> delia goncalves is live outside the store with what should be the last chapter in this horrible story. good morning delia. >> reporter: it certainly is horrible story, andrea and her parents hope this will be the end. they don't want to relive the story of what happened inside the story years ago by going to future parole hearings but brittany norwood's parents and family are asking the judge today for mercy. in fact, brittany norwood's father writes the judge saying his daughter deserves a chance of parole after 25 years but prosecutors say her victim, jayna murray, never had a chance. lured back to the store by norwood, she was brutally attacked, stabbed 331 times, alive for each and every one of them. her pleas for mercy ignored by her murderer they say. in fact several people in the apple store next door heard some unusual noises at the time but they never acted on them. brittany norwood who pretended to be a victim herself was arrested eventually for the murder. before trial,

for kevin darnell jayna murray. lululemon killer will spend the rest of for life in prison. >> it was a long and difficult murray family. at the same time, there is so much anger and sadness about a woman's violent death. >> they walked out of court holding hands. trying to do with the violent their daughter. >> there are aspects of her death i cannot accept. >> the sentence for brittany norwood -- life without parole. >> we are reaching for a new normal. courtroom, she the family.o and her own. >> she is sorry for what she has murray.jayna >> that judge was scathing in sentence. you mutilated this woman, he told her. after every blow you had a what you think about were doing. >> it was just show shocking. >> she had initially claimed two entered the store last march. raped both women, killed jayna murray, and tied brittany up.ood dna evidence would show that norwood was the killer. >> until i can get over the pain suffering my daughter went through, my unconscious will not let go of it. >> if you are surprised at t

further propel everything that i want out of life inspired by jayna. but as far as 100% true healing, there's no way. and i -- that was a point that i just, as mr. wood was saying, that we would heal, i had to shake my head, because there's no possible way to heal completely. >> and i want to thank all the murray family for being with us this evening. thank you so much, sorry to meet you under these circumstances. it's been a real privilege getting to know you. one of the things the family is considering now is in light of the fact and the judge made really strong remarks talking about the callous indifference of those apple store employees who heard the rough violent fights in the lumulemon store, but did not act. did not call police. did not go next door. this went on for 10 and 20 minutes. they are considering moving forward with some type of good samaritan legislation so people would be compelled by law to act in a scenario like that. i'm going to send it back to you. a very emotional day. brittany norwood life in prison without the possibility of

for brittany norwood won't bring jay ma back or erase their pain -- jayna back or erase their pain. >> there's aspect of this death that i cannot accept and i guess until i somehow can get over the pain and suffering that i know my daughter went through my unconscious will not let go of it. reporter: the heartwrenching words moved many including judge robert greenberg who rejected defense pleas to give norwood a chance at eventual parole and rehabilitation. greenberg called norwood cold, deliberate and malicious adding you're one hell of a liar, ma'am. greenberg made norwood stand to hear her sentence. he said because of the barbaric nature of this attack i am reluctant to grant you even the slightest chance at ever this t community again. >> the sentence given by judge greenberg today was fair. it was just. it was appropriate. reporter: for the first time norwood spoke saying i want the murray family to know how deeply sorry i am. i hope you'll be able to find forgiveness in your heart. i am truly sorry. >> too little too late. it's the first time we heard any apology, any remorse,

prosecutors want brittany norwood to get life in prison for killing jayna murray.ofol. investigators want to know how a body ended up in a well in fort washington. an anonymous tip led police to the discovery on old fort road. the body is not been identified, but it may not be removed until tonight. >> there's still plenty of anger over the firing of former penn state football coach joe paterno. it came spewing out yesterday at a campus memorial service for him. >> there's a villain in this tragedy, it lies in the investigation, not in joe paterno's response. >> a child sex abuse scandal involving his former assistant coach, led to joe paterno's firing last year. he died of lung cancer. thousands of people attended yesterday's service. his son jay told the crowd his father did not die a broken heart. he said that his father was at peace as cancer made him weaker and weaker. >> it could be the end of the line for alcohol delivers in prince george's county. the two delegates have introduced a bill to ban liquor stores from making home deliveries. this comes months af

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norwood, the young woman who killed coworker, jayna murray at the lumulemon store in bethesda back in march. sentencing today, behind bars, life behind bars, no shot at parole, ever. our kristen fisher has the story. >> no doubt the biggest surprise was the fact that brittany norwood for the first time addressed the court and apologized to both families. the judge was simply scathing in his response, told her, ma'am, you are one hell of a liar before sentencing her to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> it was absolutely the right sentence under maryland law. >> jayna murray's father spoke out minutes after learning that his daughter's kill e brittany norwood, would spend the rest of her life in jail. after hours of testimony, the murray family left the courthouse knowing norwood got the sentence they asked for, but it doesn't make the death of their daughter any easier. >> there's aspects of this death that i cannot accept and i guess until i somehow can get over the pain and suffering that i know my daughter went through. my unconscious will not let go of it. >> the

it was in november when a jury found brittany norwood guilty of jayna murray's death in the case. in court documents obtained jayna murray's mother writes a letter to the judge, "this individual must be removed from society forever. my heart absolutely breaks when i think about her suffering. there must never be another victim to suffer such a heartless, barbaric attacks." but in a letter to the judge brittany norwood's father wrote to the judge, "i know brittany is a good person and will do everything in her power to make amends for what has happened is given a chance." the judge will make a decision as to what the sentence will be at this courthouse in rockville at 1:30 this afternoon. jummy olabanji reporting from rockville, abc 7 news. >> investigators will try again to remove a body found in fort washington ell. an anonymous tip led to the grisly discovery at an abandoned home on old court road. -- a fort washington well. authorities are trying to see if it might be an alexandria community activists. lenny harris has been missing since september. four remaining presidential c

today is a pivotal one for the family of the young woman murdered in bethesda. 10 months after jaynamurray died, her killer is about to find out how long she will spend behind bars. jummy olabanji is live outside the court in rockville and joins us with the latest. >> this has been a case many have been watching in paying close attention to since the beginning. this afternoon, in a couple of hours, brittany norwood will find out whether she will spend the rest of her life behind bars or will have another chance of freedom in the future. brittany norwood is hoping for a second chance. family and friends said 16 letters to the judge, asking him to consider the chance of parole after 25 years. her father wrote -- >> during the trial, brittany norwood's attorney admitted that his client killed the victim, and after days of testimony, did took the jury what our to convict the the merger -- brittany norwood of first-degree murder. jayna murray's mother wrote "this individual must be removed from society forever. >> she has time to realize what she did, and after 25 years, i think they shou

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jayna murray's brother broke down in tears while reading his. mccarthy and defense attorneys agreed all along that norwood could not be rehabilitated and that the sentence should be life in prison. >>> a man learns the sentence. he was sentenced to die for his part in the crime that grabbed national hferred lines. he and another man -- headlines. he and another man killed jennifer hawk petit, and left her two daughters to die in a fire. hawk's husband was beaten and tied up but managed to escape when the house was set on fire. >> we're happy and relieved that this day has come. justice has been served. >> reporter: in court today, comarsarjeski said he regretted his part in the crime but denied killing anyone. the other man, steven hayes, is on death row. >>> new report that actress demi moore smoked something before she was rushed to the hospital this week. bigad shaban has the latest. >> reporter: 911 tapes revealed that demi moore was shaking and having trouble breathing when she was rushed to a california hospital monday. her friends called

two hours, the judge will decide the fate of brittany norwood, she's the woman convicted of killing jayna murray at lululemon store nearly a year ago. delia goncalves is outside the rockville courtroom and she's going to tell us what we can expect. >> reporter: no doubt brittany norwood will be sentenced to life behind bars. but the judge today will decide if she should be granted parole. norwood's father had pleaded to the court writing the judge asking for mercy saying his daughter deserves a chance of parole after 25 years. prosecutors say her victim, jayna murray, never had a chance, lured back to the store by norwoodment she was brutally attacked. stabs 331 times alive for each of the blows. her plea for mercy ignored by the murderers say they. in fact several people in the apple store next door heard unusual noises that night but never acted on them. brood proceed who pretended obama a -- brittany norwood who pretended to be a victim herself was later arrested. whether or not brittany norwood can be rehabilitated and safely reenter society will likely determine if the judge will gra

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she was found guilty in november in the brutal killing of jayna murray. it sentencing comes as norwood's family made a plea to the judge for leniency. a move that murray's family could not believe. >> i was, i was shocked. i thought in light of the fact they actually admitted to some extent she had done the crime. he took no responsibility for this crime today. for me that is an aggravating factor that makes the sentence absolutely appropriate. >> norwood was in tears when she addressed the court for the first time. she told the victim's family she was sorry. >>> brutal fight outside of the high school leaves an 18-year- old in serious condition. his attacker is only 15 years old. meghan mccorkell has more. >> reporter: minutes after the heiss school's dismissal, the two teens traded punches surrounded by a crowd. >> 75 kids filming on their cell phones and cameras. the post on youtube and facebook later. >> ther 18-year-old was hit in the head, fell to the ground and start having a seizure, but the 15-year-old kept hitting him. by the time paramedics got

reporter: in separate letters to judge robert greenberg jayna's parents plead for the maximum sentence. her father, my daughter's murderer should never be allowed to walk the streets as a free person. i would fear for the safety of the citizens of whatever the community she would be a part. i can only imagine when confronted with another barrier, she would kill again. phyllis murray writes the murder of jayna plunged our family into a world of utter display, chaos, shock, confusion, terror, anger and hatred overwhelmed us. there are also letters to the court from brittany norwood's family and friends. her father earl writes i want the murray family to know that on behalf of the entire norwood family we are deeply saddened and sorry for their loss. i am humbly requesting that brittany be sentenced to life and not life without parole. of brittany norwood's mother writes she has a loving heart, a warm personality and was always a champion for the less fortunate. i know that if she is given the chance to one day be able to rejoin society, she will be as valuable an asset to her community a

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the family of jayna murray wants the court to convict brittany norwood.ds, any help provided to this convicted murderer increases my dread and the threat of my family. >> i feel bad for her. i feel like she lost her mind and did something i am sure she regrets but what can she do? >> as brittany norwood await sentencing, two dozen letters were submitted this week, asking that she be given the opportunity for parole. >> her father writes, i know britney is a good person and will do everything in our power to make amends for what has happened if given a chance. the sentencing document could be used in court tomorrow and it describes are very different. says the 29-year-old convicted killer and lacked remorse and empathy. the heinous nature of her crime renders appropriate sentence of life without the possibility of parole. that sentencing hearing is set for tomorrow afternoon in rockville. we are live in bethesda. >> two years after the body of a virginia tech student was found her murder remains unsolved tonight. ward inheriting disappeared during a metall

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she is accused of beating jayna murray to death inside the lulu lemon store last year.ay, eight friends of murray told the judge how their lives have been affect the by the murder. wjz is live inside the courtroom, waiting for the sentence. we will bring you the latest tonight at 5 lock -- 5:00 and 6:00. >>> today, a car bomb kills more than a dozen people at a funeral in iraq. tina kraus reports for wjz, with growing safety concerns. >> reporter: mourners carried coffins of the dead, after another suicide blast in baghdad. a bomber struck a funeral procession for victims who died in an attack the day before. friday's explosion ripped through this shiite neighborhood, killing at least 31 people. half of them police officers who were guarding the ceremony. "it's not fair," this man says. these bombings happen every day and the government does nothing. just minutes after the car bomb, gunmen open fire, tilling -- killing two iraqi policemen nearby. someone blames sunni for the violence. militants often target iraqi security forces to make them look weak. >> we thought the

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. >> she is sorry for what she did to jayna murray. she's sorry for what she has done to her family. she's sorry for what she did to her own life. >> brittany norwood addressed the court and apologized to the murray family. it was too late. in rockville, ann andrea mccarren, 9news now. >> we have news on efforts trying to retrieve a body. the excavation of that body will begin tomorrow morning. and they expect to have it out by sunday night. the remains were found yesterday in a well located behind a vacant house along old fort road. police say it's taking a will the of time and effort to sure up the well. >> this will be an extremely long, drawn out process. to give you an idea of how long it's going to take simply to get a piece of construction equipment we need at the scene. we need to go through a process to allow it to be on the road. so that gives you a sense of how long this is going to take. >> that well is 20 feet deep. authorities say without sufficient suring up, it could collapse on the recovery crews. >>> d.c. police have

in november, brittany norwood was convicted of first-degree murder for the death of jayna murray last march. the prosecution said murray suffered wounds from five different weapons, including a hammer and a wrench. norwood's conviction already carries a life sentence, but her family and friends are fighting for her to have a chance for parole. news 4 obtained more than a dozen letters asking the judge for leniency. jayna murray's family and friends, however, are asking that the judge not to allow the parole, in fact, to deny parole. if norwood is given life with a chance for parole, she would serve 25 years before having a parole review. >>> well, today, a new transit center in falls church opens its doors. the seven corners transit center is now open for travelers at the seven corners shopping center. it features bus shelters with route times and updated maps. metro officials say this revamped transit center will help relieve traffic around the parking areas of the shopping center. >>> car fanatics, that's time of year again, the 2012 washington auto show is here and once again featu

a jury convicted brittany norwood in november of first- degree murder in the death of jayna murray. prosecutors are expected to ask the judge to impose a sentence of life in prison for the 29- year-old. norwood's lawyers are expected to argue their client needs help for mental illness. norwood killed murray be inside the store where they both worked. >>> the match upis set for super bowl xlvi and it may look a little familiar! the new york giants versus the new england patriots, same as the 2007 super bowl. the patriots are afc champions after barely beating the baltimore ravens. boy, they looked ugly, the patriots did. they face each other in the 2010- 2007-2008. >> you don't look happy. >> they looked awful. >> at 4:41, pay pal makes some changes to the way it does business. >> a new study says some children may actually be able to outgrow autism. >> we're back in two minutes with your weather first. you're watching 9news now. . >>> we're look at freezing rain advisory until 9:00 for the area. we do have drizzle around in spots. many areas are still upper 20s to low 30s. watch out

a jury convicted her of first degree murder in the death of her co-worker jayna murray. norwood bludgeoned murray inside the lululemon store in bethesda last march. prosecutors want the judge to sentence her to life in prison with no chance of parole. her family is asking the judge to leave open the pocket she might get out -- possibility she might get out one day. >>> the marine corps museum in quantico and other military targets during a hearing thursday prosecutors played video and audio recorded by yonathan melaku prior to the shooting. he agreed to a 25 year sentence in the case. he's scheduled to be formally financed on april -- sentenced on april 27th. >>> at 4:34, nearly 12,000 people packed an arena at penn state for memorial service to football coach joe paterno. he died last sunday. former penn state football players spoke of paterno's commitment tot game, to -- to the game, to his team and to the university but also spoke about paterno's emphasis on education and preparing his players for a future after football. >>> the southern environmental law center is o

norwood is the woman convicted of brutally murdering her coworker, jayna murray, inside the lumulemonandrea was there as the sentence was read. >> reporter: brittany norwood learned her fate late today. she will spend the rest of her life in prison without the possibility of parole. the judge's decision came after a heartbreaking day of testimony in which the murray family, one by one, described how their lives have been shattered. norwood's sentence was met with tears and relief. >> my body has ached all

a jury convicted brittany norwood in november of first degree murder in the death of her coworker, jayna murray. prosecutors will ask for a life of prison. according to a presentencing report obtained by the washington post, prosecutors say she's an evil, cunning and pathological liar beyond rehabilitation. norwood's lawyers are expected to argue their client really needs help for mental illness. norwood killed murray inside the yoga shop where they both worked. >>> a silver springs family escapes injury when a fire destroyed their townhouse. the fire started at 7:30 tonight. investigators don't know what caused the blaze but say it appears to have started in the basement. fire and rescue units in both montgomery county and prince george's county responded to the blaze which threatened to spread to an adjoining home. >> this is an extremely hazardous situation with townhouses that adjoin one another. the fire very easily could spread up into the attic and into the other townhouses. we were able to safely put crews in the adjoining townhouses to inhibit the spread of the fire. the fire di

brittany norwood will spend life in prison without the possibility of parol for killing jayna murray. she murdered murray and then told police the two were assaulted by massed men at a bethesda lululemon store. >> flames broke out around 4:00 a.m. on friday. two people ran out of the house and two others escaped through a second story window. one child and one adult were taken to the hospital with burns and smoke inhalation. we are told the salvation army is helping the displaced family. >> still ahead, the maryland zoo will pay us a special visit. >> what could they possibly have brought this time. >> i'm rob roblin. it is the polar bear plunge at sandy point state park. we'll be life -- live in a couple minutes. >> there is say cold front approaching. will it do anything to us today? we'll see with >> the weather satellite combination shows clouds between annapolis and baltimore. there have been a few indications that there might be sprinkles or showers to the north of us, and there have been this morning. nothing more than that. a lot of it -- it gets out of the clouds and evaporat

a judge sentenced brittany norwood for the murder of jayna murray. norwood attacked murray during a fight after the store closed during the day. she then lied and said they were attacked by two masked men. >> the maryland court of appeals disbarred jack johnson on friday. he served as as county executive from 2002 and 2010. he was sentenced to more than 10 years for extortion and bribery. >> 6:10. own a part of facebook? we'll tell you about it. >> two architects take going green to a new level. why everything about their home sweet home is way out of the ordinary. >> first a live picture outside. john collins has your insta-weather plus forecast insta-weather plus forecast next. why not save on car insurance? [ coin drops ] [ high-pitched voice ] thanks. [ normal voice ] you're welcome. get a free quote at progressive.com. today my journey continues across the golden state, where everyone has been unbelievably nice. mornin'. i guess i'm helping them save hundreds on car insurance. it probably also doesn't hurt that i'm a world-famous advertising ico

she was convicted of killing jayna murray, her co-worker and tried to cover it up. they accepted plea agreements that would have spared the f family the details. i asked her father why they went ahead with the trial. >> this had to go the full distance. something i always taught my family, you have to cross the finish line. >> brittany norwood being sentenced to life in prison without parole, does that bring you peace? >> i'm sure it will at some point, chris. relief today. peace is something we have to work on and we are. >> judge robert greenberg called norwood's attack cold-blooded, brutal and malicious and says she is a liar whose deceit left the whole community feeling threatened. norwood's lawyer says she will file an appeal. >>> turning our eyes to the weather, what an amazing day after yesterday. >> it can't be as nice as yesterday turned out. 62 yesterday in the dead of winter although this winter has never been able to get going. it's been barely cold at all and no exception to our mild stretch. temperatures running at least 5-7 degrees warmer than average

that one had been taken to the hospital. 36 within about 10 minutes he called us back to tell us that jayna.... among them, one from hhr father.. that reads in part"" love my daughter.. she's always bben a perron of a true caring nature and i know sse still is." prosecutors say norwood tried concealing the killing............ the next day..she told police they were attacked and raped by two maskee men. keith daniels, fox 45 news at en. wwrking... for free...?/ ááit'sáá... a... uuique...// way... to... ass... phe time. time.-animal nats- nats- but this is fun job.... the maryland zoo is the aniials, and the zoo's bottom llne. there's an open house this sunday to show potentiil volunteers just how close they can get to the stars of the zoo. spots cleaners, and even handlers. those who volunteer for at least 100 hours a year, get free famill memberships. builder, for others something nice to do in retirement. sue blair5004 for me it was. a little nearve racking the first time you 're out by yourself, but then you realize people are here to have fun, so you can relax and have fun with them. tte

she tried to cover it up by telling police she and jayna were attacked while closing the store. >>> a law makes it illegal to camp at the protest site on federal land. it makes it illegal if they attempt to camp after this weekend. >>> it's meant to give you directions or help a driver after a crash. in virginia, onstar directed them to a pair of midwest makers. it happened in loudoun county. >> it's a damn shame my brother would do this to his own parents. >> reporter: steven smalley is ashamed. his brother and brother's girlfriend are in jail facing drug charges for allegedly having a portable midwest lab. >> they showed up at my parents' house out of the blue. we haven't heard from him in three or four months. onstar reported the couple's car was stolen from indiana, they tracked it to clubhouse drive, found steven's brother and girlfriend and arrested them. police said they walked up to the car, looked in the window and smelled and odor and items used in a possible midwest lab. >> when i walked out of my bedroom, the police is in the front room. >> reporter: investigators found mo

a jury found her guilty of first-degree murder for killing jayna murray at the lululemon store last marcher lawyers are expected to say she needs help for mental illness. >> police in vienna discovered beside club involving teenagers. on a recent friday a large crowd of young people watched the data teenagers fighting each other behind a strip mall. police caught them in act. one of the teenagers told police it was part of a fight club. a man who runs a legitimate fight club in vienna said the teenagers are putting their lives in danger. >> the other person may be hurt very badly and they don't know when to stop. >> there's a reason they have a referee and padded mats. >> youtube has plenty of videos involving young people. experts say that without rules or safety procedures is a lot more dangerous than fighting in a controlled environment. >> this could be the end of the occupation in mcpherson square. yesterday the heads of the national park service told a congressional committee that they will enforce a camping band on federal grounds and then said occupy protesters donna boley park, b

. >> well, kai, britney norwood will be sentenced tomorrow for beating jayna murray to death. both prosecutors agree that life in prison without the possibility of parole is the appropriate sentence. norwood beat murray hundreds of times inside the lulu lemon store. then she concocted a story about masked men. police say she has shown no remorse. >> under maryland law, a prisoner without parole cannot be considered for release until 25 years has been served. >>> maryland police say 25-year- old tyrese jordan of elkton. he was followed at speeds of more than 100 miles per hour. police say jordan tried to ram his vehicle into several cruisers. that chase went into delaware then back into cecil county. a spike strip stopped jordan and he was arrested. he faces several charges. no one was hurt. >>> surprising move. a man accused of trying to blow up a local recruiting center changes his plea in court. mike hellgren explains the guilty plea as part of the government. >> reporter: the bold plot captured national attention. martinez said he wanted to wage jihad against the government

a montgomery county jury convicted brittany norwood of first-degree murder in the death of jayna murray last march. prosecutors will ask the judge to impose a sentence of life in prison. according to a presentencing report obtained by "the washington post," prosecutors say norwood is "an evil, cunning and path logical liar who is beyond rehabilitation." norwood's lawyers are expected to argue she needs help for mental illness. >>> the four remaining presidential hopefuls will redate in florida tonight again. 50 convention delegates are at stake in the sunshine state which holds its presidential primary a week from tomorrow. mitt romney spent sunday on the campaign trail attacking his rival newt gingrich. he served to win the south carolina primary on saturday. and now romney is attacking gingrich for ethics questions he faced when he was serving as house speaker. >> he had to resign in disgrace. i don't know whether you knew that. he resigned after four years in disgrace. >> governor romney may be running for ceo. i'm running for president. president of the united states has to understa