after 50 years they're still the jewels and back in the day they sank at the howard -- sang at the howardith james brown no less. >> it was like playing the kennedy center you know back then. it was a big thing. >> reporter: and so is getting it back. >> to see it restored i mean that's wonderful. we've been waiting on the a long time. >> reporter: the jewels will be on the howard stage once again for the ribbon cutting next week and they're bringing something special for the occasion ♪ the howard theater is back ♪ >> reporter: derek mcginty, 9news now. >> jewels still in fine harmony. sounds great. good morning and thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. it's friday, happy friday to

jewel's lawyer says there's no way jewel could have pointed out the backpack then made that 911 call one minute later at the pay phone several blocks away. >> with jewel cleared, investigators are forced to make up for lost time. they focus their efforts on the mysterious 911 call. >> to me, that call tells you to get the people out of the way, which our people tried to do. so if everybody's gone, who is left? nobody but law enforcement and bomb tags. if it blows up now, that's who rye going to get killed. >> the search for a new suspect yields a promising lead. the public gets its first look at the man that may be behind the bombing. >> the fbi released a sketch of a man between 20 and 30 years old about 6 feet tall with dark hair, wearing a dark cap. several witnesses have told investigators they saw him sitting on the bench where the bomb was planted. >> investigators race to find the mystery man in the sketch before the bomber strikes again. your finances can't manage themselves. but that doesn't mean they won't try. bring all your finances together with the help of the one perso

. >> this theater now sits as the jewel it once was to the neighborhood. the entertainment is going to be of today's entertainers. >> what does it mean? >> well, i think it was -- it opened on august 22nd 1910 by the way. that's also the birthday of ben ace chili bowl, august 22nd 1958. same date. that's interesting because there's sort of a synergy for what's known as the black broadway. african-americans could not perform so they created their own. the same thing happened with the howard theater. african-americans were not permitted to perform in certain theatrical performances, they could be a comic relief or they could be create thirve own theater and create their own venue. in 1910, which is the height of the jim crow, the height of lynching in america, this african-american community that was so solid and built up around this great university called howard university, it was the black as spiration at the time. >> there's going to be new people who discover this and discover its history but to see it in its modern context. what would you like that con

good morning, ladies. >> good morning, don and marty -- >> hey, hey, hey -- >> -- jewel box here spa,rederick road catonsville, getting ready for tomorrow's second annual prom dress give away. yes. [ cheers ] >> this is a great community event. here is julie felder, the owner of the spa, jewel box spa, good to see you julie. >> good to see you too, ron. >> hey, let's talk about how you came up with this idea, it is such a great idea. >> well, basically i just realized that normally you only wear a prom gown one time -- >> time. >> -- saw the need after listening to some clients, just some friends and the economy was kind of low and i realized, wow, if we could just get people to donate gowns then we would help a whole lot of young ladies that can't really get to the prom and to get there and where they are spending the money on in did of the prom gown they could use it for dues and all kinds of stuff like that. >> let's talk about last year. eyewitness news was here last year -- >> -- yeah -- >> -- helped a lot of people. >> well, last year we opened up at 8:00 and the line was out th

the story is the jewel and all this stuff is the pillow the jewel sits on, to just a make the jewel looke pretty. and here you can kind of see like more of a progression. 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 tracks, that are just music. just little textures. >> it's that kind of thing when you realize your lifelong dream -- >> this is the part where this kid, who's learned how to game the phone system, but he comes from an abusive household, where he was sexually abused, physically abused. this is the part where he kind of like transcends his situation. he escapes. all of this music comes in, right here. so it's about to happen. >> at this point, he had such an intimate knowledge of all the little clicks and pops of the phone system, that he could tell from those noises, what was going on the network, how your call was being routed, if there was a problem somewhere along the line, what the problem was. >> and even where it was. >> wow. >> strictly from listening. >> strictly from listening. >> this was listening to the dial tone times nirvana. >> and there's a transformation, there's a change that

the jewels are theirs for the taking. >> they were just so audacious.s almost like someone saying, we're going to rob the crown jewels. you thought -- well, you almost dismiss it as not being possible because it's too extraordinary. >> the thieves planned to escape on a waiting speedboat on the thames river and then into a getaway van. it's just like a james bond movie, including james bond, played by the scotland yard. >> this gang played for high stakes, and we played for high stakes to catch them as well. >> the outlandish heist is caught by dozens of surveillance cameras set up by a special scotland yard squad that's been tracking the gang for more than four months. the crooks are known to police as the geezer gang, a group led by four lifelong criminals. >> they've never worked. they've just had easy money, led champagne lifestyles, and really they've done very well. >> authorities catch wind of the gang's brazen plan after investigating a botched armored car robbery. the crooks get away from that crime without any cash, but they leave behind clues

we've been waiting on the a long time. >> reporter: the jewels will be on the howard stage once againor the ribbon cutting next week and they're bringing something special for the occasion ♪ the howard theater is back ♪ >> reporter: derek mcginty, 9news now. >> jewels still in fine harmony. sounds great. good morning and thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. it's friday, happy friday to you. i'm andrea roane. >> enjoy it. we're going to have a nice one. i'm mike hydeck, thank you for joining us. here's monika samtani. happy friday to you and olga in for howard. >> good morning, good morning. >> how you doing? >> doing well. i'm inside where it's nice and warm. so no complaints here my heater is going. if you're stepping out early in morning yes you definitely need the extra layer to keep you warm in this cool breeze we're starting to see pick up this morning. not too windy just yet but some gusts that are pretty hefty later on this afternoon. the sunshine around is that's a good thing. looks like the cool morning start is going to stick around for the next several hours. even

please fire president jewel gomez. and ethics to mayor, ethics commission begs mayor to enforce such an ordinance. as i mentioned in prior appearances here, the mayor was caught after the third making a full and threatening comments toward me because of my comments during public comment at the board meeting. it is pretty clear wheremayor -- where mayor ed lee stands on enforcement issues. if is a somewhat directly under their control, let them stay. otherwise, out a person goes. it is clear how the board of supervisors choose to handle the matter. they are cynically placed by the mayor by the ethics commission and how did it recommend removal. we have a mechanism in place for changing the results, it is a recall. we don't do public opinion polls. we don't do "i hate him, get hime out." we do a recall election and if people want him removed, that is out it goes. not by using a method discredited by their own lack of enforcement. [chime] >> supervisors, today i was at the mta metropolitan transportation agency meeting. t

that's -- we've been waiting on this a long time. >> reporter: the jewels will be on the howard stagence again for the ribbon cutting next week and they're bringing something for the occasion. ♪ the howard theater is back >> reporter: derek mcginty, 9news now. >> great news. >>> with its new more flexible business model, developer chip ellis believes that the restored howard theater will survive. even in these challenging economic times. i think so too. >>> all right, let's get the forecast now from olga. >> the forecast has been pretty good. we started out very cold this morning. little bit slow to warm up but at least the last couple of hours we've seen a significant improvement thanks to all that sunshine. we have a high pressure system that's moving on in and that is going to keep our skies clear for the next couple of days. good news if you have passover plans, weekend plans heading into easter sunday. right now our day planner is going to keep us pretty much in the clear. you might see a high thin cloud passing from time to time but nothing to be too concerned about. no rain dro

please fire president jewel gomez. and ethics to mayor, ethics commission begs mayor to enforce such an ordinance. as i mentioned in prior appearances here, the mayor was caught after the third making a full and threatening comments toward me because of my comments during public comment at the board meeting. it is pretty clear wheremayor -- where mayor ed lee stands on enforcement issues. if is a somewhat directly under their control, let them stay. otherwise, out a person goes. it is clear how the board of supervisors choose to handle the matter. they are cynically placed by the mayor by the ethics commission and how did it recommend removal. we have a mechanism in place for changing the res

after 50 years, they're still the jewels.nd back in the day, they sang at the howard with james brown, no less. >> to play at the howard theater was like playing at the kennedy center back then. it was a big thing. >> and so is getting it back. >> to see it restored, that's wonderful. we have been waiting on this for a long time. >> and the jewels will be on the howard stage once again for the ribbon cutting next week. and they're bringing something special for the occasion. ♪ the howard theater ♪ is ba >> the howard theater is back. and, lesli, i have to tell you the whole time we were there, folks were coming by so very happy to see that the howard has been restored and is reopening. and with this new more flexible business model, the developer thinks it can survive even in these challenging economic times. >> what a gorgeous, gorgeous theater. >> it is gorgeous. >> of course now we're all hungry. >> that pizza was so good i burnt my mouth eating it and i'm not even lying. >>> so now what are we talking, nats today? >> and

it will then replace the museum's current crown jewel, the enterprise. this will be discovery's final resting place after 39 spaceflights and one final flight over the nation's capital. >> this will never happen again. this is your chance to see a space shuttle in your own backyard. >> reporter: kristin fisher, 9 news now. >> if you really want to see it, the smithsonian has just released its list of the best places to watch the flyover which include the national mall, georgetown waterfront, gravelly point by reagan national, alexandria waterfront and the national harbor. all we need to know is how sunny it will be next tuesday. >> it will be okay. we are looking at a fantastic weekend, like may tomorrow, like june sunday. let's take a live look outside for our live weather cam brought to you by michael and son. generally clear, temperatures 64 now, dew point still in the 20s, but good news is it won't fall as fast tonight or as far as it did last night. there are no frost or freeze advisories posted for the metro area. the pressure steady over the past

literary jewel that is he use with johnson musing about how the war in vietnam was unwinnable. do you think you are going to find anything like that in the nixon papers? >> the nixon papers are being processed right new as we talk at the national archives in college park, maryland. the papers and tapes they have been for years and years. >> is that vein been mined thoroughly? >> apparently the news media has -- there was -- >> i'm not take thinking about bad stuff. i'm thinking about good stuff. he did introduce china into a relationship with us and that could read down to his credit. >> i'm not thinking bad stuff. i think once you have the nixon library in the presidential system the focus can become more balanced and people can look at the entire press. michael has done that with johnson as well. >> a couple of month ago you gave testimony saying e-commerce has inflated the risks documents or images will be stolen for monetary gain. are you blaming ebay for peddling the documents? >> no, they've been very cooperative to us window when we pound out certain documents for sale a

pitt worked with beverly hills jeweler, robert procop.ride-to-be's taste in bling. they designed a jewelry line together. and she's worn his pieces everywhere from the red carpet to the big screen. angelina's once-estranged father, jon voight, is already sending his congratulations. telling "us weekly," i'm very happy for them. all that's left, to officially pronounce them mr. and mrs. brangelina. for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, new york. >>> and here with more dish on all things brangelina, is "people" magazine's senior writer, joey bartolomeo. good morning, joey. we dhis happened. we know the kids were pushing them to take this plunge. >> right. it seems like that's the reason why they did it. the kids have been bugging them to get married. when it meant a lot to the kids, they would do it. and so, it seems like now is the time. >> now is the time. they say this is a promise for the future. any idea when they will walk down the aisle? >> no. they're not talking about dates yet or anything. you have to think about it.

could work out so many challenging differences to come to a design that we believe will give us a jewel. landmark of a place. >> i am sure it will have refining effect like embark did. and there were people about that and no one would think of that today. and when you

you snow we've been working for years trying to overcome that. >> a jewel beneath to stand in. this is one of the most peaceful in the city. her budget has been cut year after year and thanks to donations... and thousands of volunteer hours it's driving. >> i think we billed a sense of community about this garden. it's in part belongs to the people. we express that. >> there is a connection of 150 rare bonsaies including this one, growing00 years. also here the largest collection of outdoor homes in the entire western united states. there are 65 varieties in all. and not far away there is a collection of the largest of its kind in the continental united states. there is a sense of community garden with plots managed by local groups. so this is very important to the community this, garden? >> yes. keeping women busy and associate with each other. >> a few feet away local school kids plant swiss charred. >> it's nice coming here, it's freeing me from school. >> i know it's sort of you have your own plot. it's cool. >> this chef received a grant to plant n edible garden here. the

the crown jewel of the black broadway. barry gordy says the audiences were good. >> they supported us. they stayed with us. they did everything. gave us some confidence. it is such a building ground for many artists in the world. riots, and they on hard times. they eventually shut down. three decades later, a has brought it back. that they'rehappy there. abc 7 news. >> what a great lineup. >> absolutely. what an amazing evening. 45 degrees. >> still ahead, some passbreaking news to along. u.s. laundering football along. u.s. laundering football league [ dog ] i am a pro baller. 11 years playing the outfield, and i got no plans to retire. [ female announcer ] aging may slow a dog down, but iams helps keep dogs playing year after year with our age-specific nutrition. and now, even for dogs 11 and older with n iams senior plus. it helps boost the immune response to that of an adult dog and helps fight signof ang. [ dog ] i'll never be a bench-warmer. [ female announcer ] new iams senior plus. see the iams difference or your m

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. >> reporter: attorneys are making motion to have the case thrown out for jewellous julius henson, the case is knee deep in politics. republican bob ehrlich campaigned for governor and his team agreed to hire julius henson to help them win. he wrote the now infamous election night call to 112,000 registered democrats in predominantly black prince georges county before polls were closed. the call hinted came saying they came from the democrats. it never mentioned it was coming from ehrlich's campaign. the pro calls it illegal voter suppression and in paul's case, jurors agreed. he was sentenced to community service for the same robocall that has julius henson in call saying it's a violation of his free speech. so far, all of the motions by julius henson's attorney to have the case thrown out have been dismissed. jury selection could begin shortly. derek valcourt, wjz 13, eye witness news. >>> we will stay at the courthouse and bring you the updates at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00 and check the latest details at wjz.com. >>> two jewish brothers charged with beating an african american teen will h

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we know that brad collaborated with that jeweler for nearly a year, to design it.th? >> it seems they spared no expense. they sought out the diamond for this ring. the jeweler shaped it perfectly to suit angelina's hand. they worked for about a year on this. it's something he invested a lot of money in. >> will she become angelina pitt? that remains to be seen. >>> let's send it to ron for today's news. >> good morning, everyone. in the news, a scandal in the u.s. secret service. a dozen secret service agents traveling with president obama in colombia, have been sent home for alleged personal misconduct. the agents were accused of drinking and patronizing prostitutes. >>> world powers discussing iran's nuclear program began in turkey today. the other nations are concerned that iran is trying to develop nuclear weapons. there's some optimism to continue the talks next month. >>> and just three weeks after getting a heart transplant, former vice president dick cheney is about to make his first public appearance since that surgery. cheney will be in his home state of

procedures which are similar to what you have now than it was revisited by staff and changed after the jeweled gomez case because it removed some of your jurisdictions. so, now, you will go back and revisit and i'm curious. i want to make sure that members of the public would be able to hear your vote again and make a comment again. >> i think the short answer is that we change is something that we had done at that point, we would do this in the usual way it. i don't mean this flippantly, but did you like what we did in june? do you think that we did the right thing? >> this is in your packet. in your minutes are in the packets. some of it, i was there. and there are a number of people there at that commented on it. like as said, are concerned about it is that we did agree with the findings at the time in japan banned the november jurisdiction which was much more limited. >> this was to do those things that look like we were all moving in the same direction. we were beside the one that we have not achieved resolution. >> my recollection is that the sunshine or dance task force's memo came out

. >> the independent judiciary is the crown jewel in this democracy. but you saw this week from the president and that that judge how it can devolve. presidents are entitled to criticize the court, but it is a hairy thing to do. >> is that sherlock holmes? [laughter] >> oliver wendell holmes. >> if you want to criticize the court, he should get somebody else to do it. >> when i fill out my ballot in wisconsin, i pick who i think is going to be the next president of united states, mitt romney. >> there is paul ryan, teaming up with mitt romney in wisconsin. marco rubio says no. how about romney-ryan? >> there seems to be chemistry. the question for a vice president is do you go macro or microqo? i want to win at a state, that is why i go with rob portman. or to i want to make a statement, somebody outside the political arena -- david petraeus? paul ryan brings a lot of conservative columnists and certainly the editorial page of "the wall street journal." >> how about a woman? the governor of new mexico, south carolina? >> i think if politicians learned

. >>> good news about a place being call the newest jewel in golden gate national park.on the coast above the courthouse. terry mcsweeney is there in the wind with the preview. >> reporter: here is your lands end lookout not only a great place to obviously lookout, but a great place to look back on a fascinating part of san francisco's history. there's a lot to look at, at the lookout, 1400 square foot educational divided into three sections. one is nature. >> what is the geology of this area? >> reporter: the middle is future oriented showing the sustainability of the building and it deals with financial sustainability as well. >> part of it is to tell the story to give visitors an opportunity to really learn about the area as well as to create a financial stream to pay ÷rrá. >> reporter: the third is cultural aspects of lands end, rare and mean rare film clips of life out here 100 years ago. and a few decades ago the glory dates of the citro baths. >> -- the glory days of the citro baths. >> the train was only five cents he wanted it to be available to everyone. >> rep

could work out so many challenging differences to come to a design that we believe will give us a jewel. landmark of a place. >> i am sure it will have refining effect like embark did. and there were people about that and no one would think of that today. and when you look at growth and transformation of the embark, the same with doyle. it will be a cherished part of the city and a worthy addition to what is there. >> it will be a safe and beautiful entrance to a spectacular beautiful city. it will be the entry

. >> there weren't all the jewelry or jewels that they thought would be. they expected incredible amounts. >> they might be there and inside the bow. but the true treasure is the paper. no ship wreck has given us paper and it's because the temperature down there is 28 to 38 degrees. there's no light, there's very little oxygen and it's a very gooden environment inside suitcases to be able to preserve paper. then we removed the stains with electricity. that's a stock certificate from a company called the bow bowery wichert's. which was an entertainment. >> and if you can explain, the band kept playing as it went down. >> yes. >> everybody love it is pictures but the best part is susan well's writing. >>> four months after that interview, bryan copeland sat down with the man who discovered the titanic wreckage in 1985 after 12 years of searching. since then divers in many submarines have recovered a number of artifacts for the salvage company. they display the findings at a permanent exhibit. here's that interview. >> when we found it 13 years ago, thousands

. >> the independent judiciary it is the crown jewel in this democracy. you saw the present a that judge -- you saw from the president and that judge how it can develop. it is gets them in terrible trouble. >> oliver wendell - [laughter] >> if he wants to criticize the court, he should get somebody else to do it. rollingtart the ball on the vice-presidential sweepstakes. >> i think hwill be the next president of the united states, mitt romney. >> there is paul ryan teaming up with romney in wisconsin. marco rubio keeps saying no. >> theare comfortable with each other. do you go macro or micro? i want to carry estate, that is why i want rockport and. or do you go macro, make a statement about who i am, and he picks somebody outside of the political arena -- david petraeus. paul ryan brings with him a lot of conservative columnists and it certainly the editorial page of "the wall street journal." >> governor of new mexico, governor of south carolina? >> if politicians have learned anything from palin, it is you have to have somebody who is bent in the world

there's the new crown jewel. $634 million marlins park. no better way to kristen it without muhammad ali. the world series champs knocked out the marlins. david freese, cardinals up 2-0 after one. kyle lohse had a no-hitter going through six and the cards won it, 4-1. >>> miami, the heat and they took care of the best in the west, oklahoma city thunder. it was a matchup of possible mvps, kevin durant and lebron james. durant finished with 30. lebron had it going all game long, 34 points and 10 assists. they haven't lost at home in three months and won this one, 98-93. >>> spurs won their ninth straight. from 17 down, paul pierce a chance at the buzzer. could not get the jumper to fall. the spurs won again, 87-86. >>> do you know who mohamed elakri is? a 27-year-old guard would plays professional basketball in lebanon. he attempted 69 shots in a game, 59 of them three-pointers, yes, he hogged the ball. but nobody complained because he scored 113 points. and finally to hawaii for a memorable finish in high school track. keep your eye on the

the security of the bay area's water system and how it will hold up in an earthquake and a hidden jewel. where you can escape from chaos of every day life in the big city. now back to dan and cheryl. >> see you then. >> we want to update you on breaking news. whale rescue attempt underway in southern california. >> it appears the team has arrived. >> it's dangerous work. and it's about eight miles off of laguna beach. and the this is hard to tell. >> we'll stay on top of the story. >> thank you for joinin

that -- we've been waiting on this a long time. >> reporter: and jewels will be on howard stage oncegain for the ribbon cutting next week. and they're bringing something special for the occasion. ♪ the howard theater is back >> reporter: derek mcginty, 9news now. >> and with its new more flexible business model developer chip ellis believes it will survive even in these challenging economic times. the gala grand opening is april 12th and wanda sykes is going to be the host. it will be something else. and thank you for watching 9news now at 6:00 a.m. good morning, i'm andrea roane. >> and happy friday. you made it. i'm mike hydeck, thank you for joining us, here's monika samtani, she has traffic momentarily. >> olga breese is here and she has some breezes in the forecast and some chilly temperatures. >> in fact i'm watching the numbers drop many are in the 40s right now. i think the next hour with some of us getting down into the 30s as we head on in toward 7:00

he also designed beautiful jeweled pieces.ten using american gems. >> these are montana sapphires in this tiffany necklace with the moon stones of southeast as abut the sapphires come from the gulch in montana. and here in tiffany's they used an unusual thing, the oefrmg in that beautiful broach. it's a piece of orange serpentine from new jersey. the only example of a new jersey gem stone we have in the tiffany archives. >> reporter: nice to see it. they don't get enough respect. >> reporter: you might not realize some of the things tiffany's makes. trophies for the super bowl. nascar and horse racing. lady bird johnson ordered tiffany for the white house. and in 1985 they created the version of the great seal of the united states that still graces the back of every u.s. dollar bill. >> tiffany design is american design. it permitinates america, and whether people recognize it or not, it's with them every day. >> jewelry has been worn by everyone from elizabeth taylor to kate winslet, but just about anyone can own a piece of t

afarnltly brad pitt spent a year, according to a jeweler, designing it with the jeweler.ly perfect for her very long slender fingers, i'm told. what do you think of it? >> yeah. well, hey. brad pitt designs everything. he's got those homes down in new orleans. he designs rings. i'm surprised that kanye west doesn't have him under contract for some furs. the guy loves wearing his furs. >> oh, boy. all right. i think we're going to have to leave it there, but that was fun. >> there? >> that was fun. >> a lot of fun. we'll do it again. >> okay. we'll talk again soon. thank you, have a great day. >> thank you so much. bye-bye. >>> stick around, we've got some of the greatest stories of the week. it changed to one of america's favorite candies, plus forecaster says there will likely be a tornado. alexandra steele up next with your forecast and what you need to know. [ kyle ] my bad. [ roger ] tell me you have good insurance. yup, i've got... [ kyle with voice of dennis ] ...allstate. really? i was afraid you'd have some cut-rate policy. [ kyle ] nope, i've got... [ kyle with v

to not get too far past the previous point, one of the reasons i've mentionedje thewel gomez -- the jewel gomez case, the staff had red 1634 in one direction so that the second sentence that says he will fall violations by elected officials shall be handled by the ethics commission limited them to those only. perhaps it means that those are definitively heard by the ethics commission but doesn't limit what the ethics commission can hear. i did not see that addressed in the staff memo. i would certainly like to hear the views as we go along for a more broad light. they direct you to read it in more of our broad sense. >> i think if i am remembering my understanding correctly, it provides us with enforcement power over the willful or non- willful. i don't take we need to necessarily get to 6734 to deal with the situation that you described. >> it is not just elected officials. >> is conceivably those under there. >> 6730c deals with this in a much better way. they are not wanting to come to the task force if they want to go about it in their own way. in the middle, it says the task force wi

. >>> good news about a place being call the newest jewel in golden gate national park. the coast above the courthouse. terry mcsweeney is there in the wind with the preview. >> reporter: here is your lands end lookout not only a great place to obviously lookout, but a great place to look back on a fascinating part of san francisco's there's a lot to look at, at the lookout, 1400 square foot educational divided into three sections. one is nature. >> what is the geology of this area? >> reporter: the middle is future oriented showing the sustainability of the building and it deals with financial sustainability as well. >> part of it is to tell the story to give visitors an opportunity to really learn about the area as well as to create a financial stream to pay ÷rrá. >> reporter: the third is cultural aspects of lands end, rare and mean rare film clips of life out here 100 years ago. and a few decades ago the glory dates of the citro baths. >> -- the glory days of the citro baths. >> the train was only five cents he wanted it to be available to everyone. >> reporter: one