>> lastly, mayor, this book, "a jewel city" i bet we can get this at a good price. and this is the gift to people who come to see the jewel city. >> one last thing i just wanted to thank those for bringing this incredible model t today. it's exactly what you would have seen coming off the ford assembly line at the exhibition. >> thank you and welcome. let's go open those doors. >> >> >>

we are standing at the inner harbor here which, of course is the crown jewel of city of baltimore and you can see just a long line of national guardsmen behind me making quite a statement here and that is all because governor larry hogan activated that state of emergency. if we walk this way, i can show you some of the items that are keeping these national guardsmen hydrated and well nourished because the weather is warmer today and they're in heavy gear. we have bananas here. this box has some granola and there are bottles of water here to make sure that the guardsmen are staying mentally and physically hydrated here and well fit here. around 2:00 this archfternoon, governor hogan arrived at pier 7 and boarded a blackhawk helicopter that allowed him to survey the damage from above. prior to liftoff, reports asked the governor why it took so long to he declare a state of

clapping) >> you know more about this than anybody this is your second life you came back this is the jewel city it is called that so okay standing in front of you right here is the jewel of san francisco of this centennial when mayor ed lee asked me to go and ask donna to be the law son i image i guess you can image in you know donna the enthusiasm yes let's go for it i don't know, there is any part of donna it's not enthusiastic so she's the crown jewel the necklace of the people putting this celebration together and tale of two cities knows that nobody can say no to depositing in a is a matter of fact you said your parents fell in love here grandparent echo now tell me about this defy guy that give you a ring. >> first of all he's not here not because anything happened (laughter) he's a panama pacific collector and handsome and secret and loves charlotte and loves laura and willie and san francisco he also in los angeles. >> boo. >> but he's moving up here. >> yeah. >> and he gave me a ring based on a souvenir ring figured out where to get it duplicated hose the charmer emulsifying to love hi

that was maneuvers now my pleasure to introduce you 0 laura the san francisco jewel city and coincidentallyhe'll be apple graphing book in the ferry building dribble after our ceremony so laura know about the panama than anyone in the universe really, really i'd like to introduce her right now to talk about the illumination of the infection and also the ferry building laura (clapping.) well, thank you donna i'm sure no one's extensions are set high i'll endeavor not to disappoint to ladies and gentlemen welcome and i wanted to point out we're about to be luke enough to see a splebd site the ferry building belching people in lights like it did in the 5 recycle all over the world to the panama exhibition that is as beautiful as the tower is going to be i want to talk about the refutation in lighting that took place other than the north side of the fair where dorsey ryan was so initiative many said it couldn't be down but beyond the imagination changed the course of history the first he created at all light standards that filled groups of lights and those lovely structures had has nothing to d

you read this book that i have just been handed that's going to be part of this celebration, the jewel, a cityt it is called. i take you back to this very building that we are in. the good symbol of what bernard may back designed this full arts and suggest to you that this began that movement 100 years ago and now the help of some 1200 donors, the may beck foundation along with recreation and parks department that have done so much even when i was director, phil was there, that we forged together this partnership to include this $20

it is the crown jewel of city of dreams. five days a week, 3.7 million gallons of water flow through the custom-built stage as actors dance, dive, and dazzle a captivated audience. building it was a huge amble. it premiered in 2010 in the wake of the financial crisis. lawrence: we went ahead and built out our $250 million "house of dancing waters" show. it has been a huge success. the fact that we tried these hings that nobody wants to try has given us an edge. betty: in the beginning, business was far from booming. lawrence ho's first casino opened to disappointing results. it seemed as if his gamble to go big in macau was destined to go bust. but then ho focused on high-stakes vip clients. the tables quickly turned. last year, revenue topped an incredible $5 billion. betty: are you surprised by how fast this has grown and developed? lawrence: you know, i think one of the great things that has happened is the growth of the middle income earning bracket in china. they are at an age where they would like to travel and enjoy l

police back out on chestnut street in jewelers row center city tuesday. hours after releasing new surveillance video showing an older model ford e-con 93 line driving down the same street. police say a 53-year-old woman was inside the van. she had just been tortured for about 30 minutes at this garage on the 700 block of chestnut. >> they kept telling her this, darks is the day you're going to die. >> reporter: surveillance cameras observe the victim as she left work with her boss saturday but they split up. investigators say she walked to her car in the basement when three men in masks jump out of the van pulled her inside and drove her to the top of the building where she was beaten and tased more than seven times. >> they put a hood over her face face they tie wrapped her they were tasering her and what they wanted from her was the codes and the alarm systems to the jewelry store. >>> she work at the national watch and diamond exchange but police say she did not know the codes. cops say the crooks also demanded her bank card and opinion. they are seen

. >>> philadelphia police got a break in the kidnapping and robbery of a jeweler in center city. >> reporter: word spread quickly on jeweler's row when police made an arrest. us marshalls took gay into custody from a south korean south -- south carolina motel. >> it was great news, good they got him. it will be more great news when they get all of them. >> this jeweler said business owners and worker have been on edge since the men through the victim into the van in the chestnut street garage. they dismannedded -- demanded the codes to the safe. they tasered her and dumped her the in the darby cemetary after emptying her bank county. investigators got a lead that led them to the security inn in lake city, florence county, south carolina. atf took gay into custody without incident. but they have not said if the van, the focus of the intense manhunt has been recovered. there was increased security on jewelers row this week. >> when we were leaving out the door, we were looking around if somebody is following or thinking just a little suspicious, if somebody looked suspicious there were cops ou

caught on surveillance video is the clearest evidence they have in the kidnapping of a center city jeweler store worker. investigators say robbers beat and tased the victim as the van left the parking garage on chestnut street on saturday. the van demanded security codes to the victim's workplace before releasing her. >> a former firefighter accused of holding his fellow firefighters hostage last week is now behind bars. after underdoing a mental health evaluation paul jordan was charged with kidnapping and making terroristic threats. he is being held on $1.5 million. he held four firefighters on gunpoint last week inside the lamont firefighters unit. jordan was upset after being fired by the department. >>> happening today, parishioners trying to save their church from demolition will meet with the president of the philadelphia city council. daryl clark is asking the archdiocese to hold off on tearing down the 133-year-old st. laurentis church. they have appealed to parishioners and have yet to receive a formal response. >>> good morning. we are checking out a cold and wet start heading t

. >> the inner harbor area the jewel in the city's tourism crown, remains a staging area for nationaluardsmen and maryland state police. >> and most of the people we've seen out on the street tonight are tourists people who are long planned visits or business here. other than them and especially after the curfew there was very very few people out here. live in baltimore, jackie benson, news 4. >> thank you. >>> voters in d.c. picked two new council members and a special election tonight. much of the attention on ward 8 and who would replace the late marion barry. that race right now is too close to call. laruby may has a lead of 150 votes over candidate trayon white. barry's son christopher, also known as marion c. picked up about 7% of the vote and in ward 4 brendon todd will replace muriel bowser who left her seat when she was elected mayor. our tom sherwood in southeast with the latest. >> reporter: who are these folks behind you? >> family. >> reporter: from ward 8, former school board member trayon white badly outspent was less than 2% behind laruby may in a contest that may depe

city of the west. it was the newest and brightest jewel in america's crown of great cities. it's 400,000 citizens were prosperous and considerably content. they had not planned for the unexpected and the unexpected hit shortly after 5:00 a.m. the morning of april 18, 1906. >> the thunder is never as loud as that noise we heard that morning. it was a crash that came from everywhere. it took our beds out in the middle of the room. and we got out of bed and it threw us back and pulled us back into bed. >> the bed went up to the wall by the window. my mother quickly grab me. the next thing my dad comes running up and says get your clothes on, quick get your clothes. >> my mother was very level headed and my grandmother was also. and they put us under the table because my mother would not get out of bed. she said if the house was going down she was going down with it. >> i didn't feel the big quake but i woke up and i was injured. >> you were sharing that room with your aunt. >> she was sleeping in bed right beside of me and she was killed. >> somebody shook my bed and i woke up

jeweler shreve and company is leaving its longtime home in san francisco's union square. it's been a business there since before the 19 euros six earthquake -- 1906 that leveled the city. he jeweler cannot renew its lease due to intense competition for the ground- level space. the company hopes to open a bigger store nearby after the lease expires. >> wow. that's a big move. a. >>> 4:26 a.m. is the time, good samaritans come to the action to fight a fire in his neighbor's kitchen. what he was doing when he collapsed right in front of first responders. >>> we are following breaking news right now. a police investigation underway in san francisco where a body was found right across the street from the ritz carlton hotel. we have a reporter heading to the scene will bring you the very latest. >>> were looking at the bridge commute now and traffic looks good on the san mateo bridge heading out to the high-rise. we'll tell you more about this right after -- the story had. >>> after weekend, saturday rang, temperatures rebounded a little bit yesterday. they will. they will continue that theme today. fortys and 50s now, there will be plenty of 80s inland. take a look at them.

. >>> philadelphia police got a break in the kidnapping assault and robbery of the center city jeweler. one of the alleged attackers has been caught down south. >> reporter: word spread on saturday that police had made an arrested in one of the most brutal incidents connected to the popular center city district. atf said u.s. marshals took 31-year-old gay into custody nearly a week after you'llry employee was kidnapped and tortured by they men. >> good they got him, it will be great news when they get all of them. >> reporter: the jewler said business owners and workers have been on edge since the men threw the victim into a van inside this chestnut street garage. the men demanded keys to the workplace and codes to the safe. when she said she didn't have them they shot her a taser and beat her. they emptied her bank account at several atms. investigators were led to lake city south carolina. they took gay into custody without incident. they have not said the van the focus of the intense manhunt has been recovered. there was increased security on jewelers row this week. >> as they were

our team coverage continues with "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson hoist live on jewelers road in center city with a closer look at that new video released just hours ago, steve. >> reporter: judges as walt paint aid clear picture with the end of the ordeal with his exclusive interview philadelphia police releasing new details on the beginning of this ordeal including new information that the woman was not only physically abused but that her attackers used psychological torture to torture their victim. >> they kept telling her today is the day that you're going to die. >> reporter: over and over again, these are the words philadelphia police say three men repeated to their victim in between torture sessionness this now infamous maroon van. >> someone had to see the men, someone has to know they had it, and what we're asking for is a tip. >> reporter: tuesday police begging the public for help with new video from the scene in the clear time line of events, take a look shortly after 1:00 sat take a afternoon this maroon e exxon owe line marking van marks the the garage. fifty-nine three-year ol

. >>> man accused in the violent abduction from the the woman from the center city jewel willry store could be heading back to philadelphia soon. police caught up to khiry gay in lake city, south carolina, gay is from philadelphia federal prosecutors have charged him with kidnapping and robbery. police say gay and two other men forced a five three-year old woman in the van as she was leaving work last saturday along chestnut street. the beginning of her nightmare police say the mantaserd her repeat thely beat her robbed her and then left her near a cemetery in darby boro. they are searching for two other men. >>> web site for new jersey's casino reinvestment development authority is back to normal after hacker hacked it. i love muslim and i love jihad and isis along with references to the islamic state. some texts referred to the islam being state. there was an expletive against the u.s. and israel, it is unclear who is responsible for this. >>> former secretary of state hillary clinton officially turning senators ted cruz and rand paul for the president i is. >> we saw this coming. c

>> reporter: and, a jeweler's row employee is kidnapped and assaulted in center city over the weekendm jan carabeo coming up the new surveillance video police want you to see. >> also, a family tragedy. eight relatives all found dead in their home. how a power problem may have caused their deaths. >>> and justin and katie return, they've got your traffic and weather together on the 3's. katie is tracking some rain, it will be around for little while. will it be out of here by the weekend? she'll let you know, we'll . >> cracking the case of daring abduction. police release new surveillance video, they try to fine the people who kidnapped a jeweler on jewelers row. >>> we are live with more on that critical surveillance video, also the latest clues in this case. >> good morning everyone, after picture perfect start to the week, the weather is about to get a little nasty. storm scan3 shows the rain headed our way today. let's start with traffic and weather together with katie and justin, good morning. >> good morning, ukee, you said it, you know, we do keep the warmth at least for yet a

. >>> fame jeweler sleeve and company is leaving its long- time home at san francisco union square. it's been in business there since the 1906 earthquake that leveled most of the city. the jeweler could not renew its lease because of very intense competition for that ground level space. the company is hoping to open a bigger store nearby after that lease expires. >>> lydia ko turned 18 on saturday. it was her second straight year she won the swinging skirts. she beat morgan at the five foot birdie putt on the second play off hole yesterday. >>> our time is 5:23. a possible change in america's policy over negotiating with terrorists. very specific circumstances that could soon allow americans to pay ransoms to win a hostages release. >>> plus we are still following the search for survivors after that deadly earthquake in nepal. how facebook is turning out to be an important tool for people here in the bay area. >>> good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. you're looking live right outside our door. this is the oakland estuary. beautiful, silent, bright early on ormond morning. it's waiting for you. steve paulson has your forecast coming up in a moment or two. we

now police have made an arrest in an abduction and assault that happened in there jewelers' row section of center cityurces confirming to "eyewitness news" that 31-year-old kyrie gay was arrested last night in south carolina. last saturday police say three men snatched a 53-year-old woman from a parking garage, dragged her into a burgundy van and then beat, robbed and used a taser on her for hours. she was eventually found in a darby borough tell me -- tear. >>> police say a man had a backpack an rolling suitcase and was carrying a protest sign. they say he then shot and killed himself. officials say the shooting is not believed to be related to terrorism. >>> also now turning to weather, the sun finally making a beautiful comeback. a lovely saturday all across the region. it was the perfect day for mini golf at franklin square. question now though, is can we make it two days in a row for the weekend? let's hope so. meteorologist justin drabick joining us now with the first forecast. justin. >> hey, natasha. great news. looks like we'll see a repeat tomorrow with the sunshine. temperatures actually ar

think that's a good thing and that the water front really has become such an important jewel now here with the city. and so i'm excited that where these efforts are taking place during our terms here. so i will reserve my more specific comments but diane and others and of course executive director i thank you because we've had multiple conversations how we can expand and conduct outreach. before starting on our comments, i'm not sure whether executive director moyer or diane should comment on a substantive issue that came up because there are some complications and you touched on it, the way that meetings would have to be held if we formalized it in certain ways and we really want to ensure that we do have free flow of opportunity and opportunity, you can have a dialogue as opposed to what is so stilted and some of the more formal arm engagements. one of those is if supervisors had specific appointments that changes the nature of the meetings. >> right, at least eileen malley is here to make sure i stay on the straight and narrow, but in terms of the sunshine ordinance, the model at which the port

. >>> also a suspect in the vial l violent of abduction of a woman in the jewelers row section of center cityill then decide whether 31-year-old khiry gay can be extradited back to pennsylvania. federal agents arrested gay on friday at a hotel. earlier this month police say three men grab the 53-year-old woman from a parking garage, dragged here into a van then beat robbed and used a taser on her for hours. she was eventually found in a darby township cemetery and hospitalized. >>> and police say a man in critical condition tonight after a shooting in kingsessing. officers say a 27-year-old was shot three times on the 1500 block of south 55th street this afternoon. right now police have no suspects in this case. >>> a busted water main break caused problems for about 100 residents in montgomery county today. "eyewitness news" on east moreland avenue in hatboro as crews repaired that busted main. officials say service was finally back on for customers at 5:00 this evening. >>> and we're wrapping up a near perfect weekend of weather but expect isn't changes as we do head into the work week. met

philadelphia police got a break in the kidnapping and assault of a woman who works on jewelers road in center citysuspects have been captured. >> reporter: word spread quickly that police made an an arrest in one of the most brutal incidents connected with this popular center city district. police took gay into custody at a south carolina hotel friday night. >> it was great news, because good they got him. it will be, great news when they get all of them. >> reporter: the jewler said business owners and workers have been on edge since the men threw the 53-year-old victim into their van odds the garage. they demanded -- into their van inside this garage. they asked for her keys and safe code when she didn't have it, they beat her and tortured her. they gathered leads that led them to the inn in south carolina. they took gay from the olney section into custody without incident. they have not said if the van has been recovered. there was increased security on jewelers row this week. >> reporter: we made sure we were locked and when we were leaving out the door we were looking around, if somebody was

happening today suspect in the violent abduction after woman in jewelers row section of the center city will be arraigned in south carolina. a judge will then decide whether 31 year old tiere gay will be ex at the diet dollars back to philadelphia. fell rad signatures arrested gay on friday at a hotel. earlier this month, three men grabbed 53 year old woman from parking garage, dragged her into a burgundy van you see it there then beat, round her and used a taser in a attack that lasted for hours. she was eventually found in a darby township septarian hospitalized. >>> time now 43:43, traffic and weather together. pretty nice monday, katie. >> it is looking like it ukee yes. so basically just going to say the hits keep rolling here today. it is a little bit warmer than it was yesterday. how could you beat yesterday? nothing but sunshine and perfectly blue skies. we are seeing few more clouds out there right now here on sky cabbing three, all is calm collected, very quiet start to the morning, very light wind. no pros this time. it is not cold enough necessarily for. that will storm scan

charm city's crown jewel, financially treading water. yesterday, out of fear of violence, the maryland science center and national aquarium closed their doors. dozens of field trips canceled thousands of dollars lost. >> the city is messed up. kevin: this cabbie has a wife and three children at home. >> last week normal day. i make like $150. yesterday, i made $20. today, i didn't make nothing. >> this is certainly not putting us in very good light. it doesn't help with tourism and doesn't help bringing in businesses. kevin: governor larry hogan fearful of last tax revenue. two conferences have already canceled at the baltimore convention center. a third event now rescheduled. baltimore based companies like investment management firms like mason and t. rowe price also inconvenienced. t. rowe price closed its downtown headquarters yesterday shifting 1,200 employees to satellite offices. >> we knew this was going on before we came out here. we're out here and we still feel safe. kevin: this colorado couple in town visiting family says balti

police make an arrest in abduction and assault that happened in the jewelers road row section of center cityces confirm to "eyewitness news" that 31-year-old khiry gay was arrested last night in south carolina. last saturday police say three men snatched a 53-year-old woman from a parking garage, dragged her into a burgundy van then beat robbed and used a taser on her for hours. she was eventually found a darby borough cemetery and hospitalized. >>> turning to weather now a near perfect day has turned into a very pleasant evening out. "eyewitness news" in center city tonight. it's still a little cool the. cool enough for a jacket but even warmer temperatures are heading our way for sunday. meteorologist justin drabick joins us for the first forecast. >> nice finish to the weekend across the delaware valley much this time of year it's about sunshine and wind direction. we switched the winds coming out of the west to northwest not dealing with that cool flow off the ocean weren't he had the sun today. temperatures back where they should be for this time of year. low 60s in philadelphia and mil

. >>> a new photo of the tearing kidnapping in jewelers row as powe look at the the city for that red seen in the surveillance video. now we are hearing exclusively from a good samaritan who helped that victim. we are live with the late tones case. >>> also a local professor is suspended. we will let you know about the inappropriate e-mail she's a accused of accepted to go her class. >>> but first lets check traffic and weather together with katie and vittoria, good morning. >> hi everyone, this will be one of those days that is in

it's considered up with of new york city jewel's building. moore wants a lot more than she paid.'s asking $75 million for the triplex. sloeted in one of the building's twin peaks. a bonus. bono lives in the other tower. a few other good men have lived there over the years. steven spielberg. is it an indecent proposal? s if she gets her price, she'll shatter the record. hopefully, gosts not included. cha ching. >> you ought to get commission on her sale. >> what about last night? >> agreed. >> i was trying to work in about last night. it's one of my favorites. i -- >>> there are certain songs that get stuck in our heads. this is one of them. it's on constant play. ♪ i'm just letting it all hang out ♪ >> come on go wide. ♪ brick house ♪ >> the technical term for this -- it's called an ear worm. there's a new study now, part of a "pop news" investigation. the study says chewing gum helps you think less about the song. researches say this sound of yourself chewing reduces the repetitive sound of an ear worm-type song by up to a third. >> that explains why i never dance on set. i got

>>> a new photo of the tearing kidnapping in jewelers row as powe look at the the city for that red van seen in the surveillance video. now we are hearing exclusively from a good samaritan who helped that victim. we are live with the late tones case. >>> also a local professor is suspended. we will let you know about the inappropriate e-mail she's a accused of accepted to go her class. >>> but first lets check traffic and weather together with katie and vittoria, good morning. >> hi everyone, this will be one of those days that is in the only still on the unsettled side with some wet weather to dodge but now the chill has settled in. it is within of those classic patterns where we have an on shore flow and it might stick around a bit of the time here vittoria, over to you. >>> good morning everyone. you caught me doing a moon walk there as it is so nice outside, did you catch it? we are looking good. traveling on our majors at least for right new we are this clear. looking at the schuylkill expressway this delays in either direction. things will change. when sun comes up rush comes in.

jewel julie is up next. >> kenyan cities will run red with blood.ng more attacks after carrying out a massacre in students in kenya. investigators say the militants slaughtered nearly 150 people in cold blood after questioning their faith. kenya is striking back with officials reportedly making five arrests. then the president says his government will retaliate in the, quote, severest way possible. i'm julie banderas. al shabab

police make an arrest in the abduction and assault that happened in the jeweler's row section of center city. sources confirmed to "eyewitness news" that khiry gay was arrested friday night in south carolina last saturday police say three men snatched a five three-year old woman from a parking garage, dragged her in the burgundy van and beat, robbed and used a taser on her for hours. she was eventually found in a darby township cemetery and hospitalized. >>> the the u.s. capitol is opened once again, the building went into will be down on saturday after a man shot and killed himself outside of that building. cbs news correspondent mark albert reports from capitol hill. >>> capitol police and witnesses say the man still unidentified walk up to the west front of the u.s. capitol with the suitcase and gun. robert bishop stood a few feet away. >> i was talking to somebody, she looked over and said my god he has a gun. i turned around and i saw a guy with the sign and he had just shot himself. >> reporter: bishop said the man collapsed to the ground after one shot. >> a woman was crying and start

. >>> police make an arrest in the abduction and assault that happened in the jeweler's row section of center city. sources confirmed to "eyewitness news" that 31 year-old khiry gay was arrested friday night in south carolina last saturday police say three men snatched a five three-year old woman from the parking garage, dragged her in the burgundy van and then beat, robbed and used a taser on her for hours. she was eventually found in the darby township cemetery and hospitalized. >>> u.s. capitol is once again opened, the building went into lock down after a man shot and killed himself outside that building. police say he had a backpack, suitcase and a sign that said something about social justice. the the the lock down lasted two hours and came on a busy day for tourist. several treats in that area were closed off an an eyewitness described the scene. >> i was talking to somebody. she looked over and said he has a gun i saw the guy with a sign. he had just shot himself. >> police didn't reveal a motive or say whether other weapons were found right now congress is currently in recess. >>> preside

that's what jewelry store workers are doing this morning because of a female jeweler kidnapped, beaten and robbed in center city philadelphia. we're learning more about this violent attack. >>> face-off. the six democratic candidates vying to be philadelphia's next mayor in tonight's event and it could be a game-changer. >>> and it's that time of the year. april showers, of course and keep the umbrella handy because we are tracking rain. good morning, welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. we'll get an update with meteorologist bill henley with the first alert forecast. good morning, bill. >>> we are seeing scattered shower s showers. the clouds will be here all day, and in spite of the clouds it's warm at 60 degrees. clouds are overhead and some rain drops are falling from the clouds. the rain has been steadier and heavier in delaware and now say slem jersey. and we are seeing light rain in philadelphia and scattered showers for norristown and ben salem. but take an umbrella just to be safe. showers will be own and off. in philadelphia you'll get a brief 56 degrees with light

city. the woman was leaving work on jeweler's row on saturday afternoon going to a parking garage to her car when three men jumped out of a burgundy cargo van, pulled her inside demanding the keys and code to the office safe. when she didn't have it they drove her around for an hour beating her up using a taser on her, took her bank card and left her in the cemetery. >>> and a couple is accused of stealing with a stroller. they issued arrest warrants for edward and nicole hatch, both from philadelphia. police say the couple went to dig's sporting good in mt. laurel and cut the security locks off high-end baseball bats and put them in the stroller and left. the bats are worth close to $2800. investigators say a few days earlier the couple used the stroller to steal from an amusement park in mt. laurel. >>> 5:03 now with new information from the new jersey bureau. crews in camden county have managed to refloat a boat stuck on a sandbar with people on board last night. the video was a little dark here, but you can see the boat stuck on timber creek that ran aground during low tide. just a short

. >>> police make an arrest in the abduction and a assault that happened in the jewelers row section of the city. the sources confirmed to "eyewitness news" thaws 31 year-old khiry gay was arrested last night in south carolina last saturday three men snatched a five three-year old woman from a parking garage, drag her in the burgundy van and beat, robbed and used a taser on her for hours. she was eventually found in the darby township cemetery and hospitalized. >>> the the u.s. capitol is open once again the the building went into lock down after a man shot and killed himself outside the building. cbs news correspondent mark albert report now from capitol hill. >> reporter: capitol will police and witnesses say man still unidentified walk up to the front of the u.s. capitol with the suitcase and gun, robert bishop stood with his bicycle will a few feet away. >> i was talking to somebody. she looked over and said he had has a gun. i turnaround and saw the guy with the sign. he had just shot himself. >> reporter: bishop said the man collapsed after one shot. >> woman was crying and started to duck

jewel julie is up next. >> kenyan cities will run red with blood. vowing more attacks after carrying out a massacre in students in kenya. investigators say the militants slaughtered nearly 150 people in cold blood after questioning their faith. kenya is striking back with officials reportedly making five arrests. then the president says his government will retaliate in the, quote, severest way possible. i'm julie banderas. al shabab stormed the university on friday. burst into a service during the deadly assault. kenya is calling for the nation to observe three days of mourning. the savage attack took place at a university in southeastern kenya, 350 miles from the capital nairobi. survivors coming forward now. including a young man who describes in graphic detail how he played dead to make it out alive. >> i am only man come away from all of the -- orphanage. the blood of my colleagues. i have the blood to be on my lunch and i -- [ inaudible ]. >> another survivor describing how she says she hid in a wardrobe while the terrorists stormed the univers

in the maya city of copan, a jeweler fashioned rare shell and jade for his powerful lord. in mexico, living artisans echo the economy of a vanished civilization. and in teotihuacan evidence of mass production has now been unearthed. tiny faces of clay reflect the men and women who made them a thousand years ago. on the other side of the world in the ancient roman city of ostia huge merchant ships were part of an economy much like our own. and today, the tanners of morocco still practice their ancient craft, living proof that economies have evolved out of the past. everyone who has ever lived has been part of an economic system. iel bote grande...mil pesos! economic systems are simply the ways people produce, distribute and consume things -- everything and anything, from tortillas to stocks and bonds. for 10,000 10,000 an eighth. today, as in the past, economic systems lie at the heart of how a society is organized. archaeologists search for these systems because they believe economies hold the key to understanding ancient societies. archaeologist william sanders. the econo

word spread quickly on jeweler's row that police made an arrest in one of the most brutal incidents connect to the popular center city district. atf says agents and u.s. marshals took 31 year-old tiery gay in custody in the south carolina hotel friday night. nearly a week after a jeweler's row employee was kidnaped tortured and robbed by three men. >> it was great news because good that they got him, and it the will be more great news when they get all of them. >> reporter: jeweler jasmine says business owners and workers have been on edge since the man threw the five three-year old victim into their van inside this chestnut street garage. they demanded keys to the work place national watch and diamond and coats to the safe. but, when she didn't have them robbers viciously beat the the woman and even shot her with the taser seven times. the suspect dumped her in the darby boro cemetery after emptying her bank account at several atm's. "action news" has learn that investigators got the a lead that led them to the security inn in lake city florence county south carolina atf took gay from the olney section in custody wi

the city's one shiny new crown jewel revel casino might have well have been on the boulevard of brokenreams. a once hot spot now a ghost town town. every door locked uptight. security guards hold down the fort. a sad symbol of what atlantic city has become. >> to me it's a waist of money. waste of materials a lost people don't have no homes or a roof and we got these humongous buildings just sitting there. >> getting worse honestly. >> reporter: a block away there are signs of arrive. literally in the shadow of the former revel sits tony boloney's pizza and hoagie shop. >> hi. >> a small business not just surviving but thriving. >> in the shadows of failed million dollars casino and we're doing better year after year after year. >> owner michael cease the future in a reinvented atlantic city. not one dependent on slots and blackjack. >> the town is more diversified. you can walk around. it's good you can spend a couple days here. >> he may have a point. >> may have had a heyday. >> tourist we ran into kay casinos are nice but the areas around them need help. >> you could walk in areas

city jewelry store employee. the woman had left work on jewelers row saturday afternoon when police say three men grabbed her from parking garage on chestnut street and forced her into a van. someone found her in a cemetery in barbie borough. inbetween the kidnappers were told demanded the woman give them the keys to the store and the code to the safe which she didn't know. then, they demanded her atm card pin number. they withdrew money and we're told they beat, kicked, choked, and tasered that woman. she is now in stable condition. police say the three men were in a older burgundy ford econo line vein with white graffiti on the side. fourteen people are recovering from injuries this morning after the ceiling after church caved in during easter service, between 75 and 100 worshippers were inside when the roof began to crumble. witnesses say the ceiling buckled, and then came crashing down. everyone was able to get out of the church. we're toll one person was injured, and the injuries are considered serious but not life threatening. >>> happening today the city of philadelphia honors fallen here over of owe. city

jewelers row, it shows both before and after this victim was kidnapped. >> it is the vehicle police say was used by suspects in a brutal center city kidnapping and assault. captured on surveillance video in a parking garage, along jewelers row police say this maroon van with white markings enters the garage 1:00 p.m. saturday and waits, three hours later woman identified as the 53 year old jewelry store employee walks to her car in the basement. it is there police say she is kidnapped, the van seen leaving, minutes later. those who work in the area, say they've always been concerned about that garage. >> i never felt safe walking there, because close indoor thing. there is no like real kind of security, or anything like that. >> on monday, investigators look for evidence, at national watch and diamond within the victim worked. they say once kidnapped the woman was bound, beaten, shot with a taser, seven times. the suspect demanding store keys and safe codes. after an hour, she was dumped at darby township cemetery 10 miles away, but just moments later, police say she is kidnapped again. suspect demanding her atm info. she was finally dropped off at the

city. good evening, i'm chris may. >>> i'm jessica dean. that abduction happened over the weekend in the parking garage on jeweler's row. police say victim had just left a inner by jewelry store where she works and kidnappers wanted. >> steve paterson is on top of this store which new information live from center city steve. the surveillance video we are about to show and break down emanates from one camera source inside entrance way to this garage. police say that it was broad daylight at the time of the crime but inside in the basement where that woman's car was park is nearly pitch black. make sure you are watching when the van a appears on camera. police hope thaw can be the the catalyst for capture. heinous, plan premeditated but also caught on camera. monday, new video from jeweler's row at the time of the crime. police can now see inside the parking garage where they say a five three-year old jewelry store employee was abduct. take a look you can see this maroon cargo van, fitting the suspect vehicle description. it enters parking garage shortly after 1:00 saturday afternoon and then three hours later business own

they see that cities are an inviting place and not just massive shelters for the poor. >> when it was built in 1992 camden yards was to be the crown jewel of a revitalized baltimore. it was supposed to arrest the trajectory of a city that was in decline. in some way, it really did work. the ballpark was widely hailed by fans and by architectural critics and became emulated around the country and the downtown area of baltimore looks very different, much shinier 20 years and 23 years later. but that's just one of two baltimores. the other baltimore, west baltimore and east baltimore, and the neighborhoods on the news, haven't fared so well. this weekend, those two baltimores came in conflict. tense moments around camden yards. orioles postponed two games today, facing a third postponement. they took a novel approach. kasie hunt was there to record a historic day. >> beautiful look at baltimore downtown on a glorious spring day, about 74 degrees, sun shining, it is so pretty outside. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: they usually chant " " "let's go o's," but today o meant zero. it's unprecedented in the history of baseball. >> it's unprecedented. and it's