. >>> who tried to kill tyreta julius? first with eight bullets, and when that didn't do it, did that same person kidnap her? those searing questions asked tonight at an emotional vigil in new jersey. no one has seen her since last week. not her friends, not her family, not her two teenaged kids. they now fear the worst. josh einiger is in linden for us. >> someone tried to kill tyreta julius last november. the question is, did any foul play have a role in her disappearance last week? police say they don't know. her family says they don't know what to think except that they want her back. church sanctuary tonight, they sang and they cried and they prayed. an entire congregation lifting up one of its families in what could be their darkest hour. >> it's just an uncomfortable feeling in your stomach, in the pit of your belly. all i know is we want her home. we want her back. >> reporter: julius vanished seemingly without a trace after a friend dropped her off at the long branch train station. lauren is her best friend. >> ju

and he did know that julius cooper was a registered sex offender. it is not clear if julius cooper walk from the car wash to the complex with no clothing on monday when authorities handcuffed him. they had to put him in the police car naked. >> the business owner who led julius cooper stay here for years says he is now not allowed back. >> he will have to find someplace else. >> tonight cooper is behind bars able to get back with $1600 bond. >> cooper has been charged with a very similar crime to this one. not far from here a few years ago. he is a registered sex offender coming up at 6:00, we will be looking into his history asking who has been keeping an eye on him and how. live in orlando, channel 9, eyewitness news. >>> seaworld's well-known work of "tilikum" has died. we told you the whale is battling a serious bacterial infection. we have been reaching out to biologists. you are asking if this illness is a result of the whale being in captivity. >> reporter: we have reached out to several biologists to find out how susceptible these whales are

she said she spotted julius cooper in the act. she called 911 and deputies found him quickly. >> they caught him doing what he was doing. >> the officer charged him with exposing sexual organs. the woman worries for the kids >> she does not think they did -- but she thinks julius cooper had no clothing with m. we found out he lives at this car wash about a half mile away. >> the owner tells us he would watch the facility at night. and he did know that julius cooper was a registered sex offender. it is not clear if julius cooper walk from the car wash to the complex with no clothing on monday when authorities handcuffed him. they had to put him in the police car naked. >> the business owner who led julius cooper stay here for years says he is now not allowed back. >> he will have to find someplace else. >> tonight cooper is behind bars able to get back with $1600 bond. >> cooper has been charged with a very similar crime to this one. not far from here a few years ago. he is a registered sex offender

julius said, you've got that? yeah, i got that. >> the championships. the greatness. >> touchdown, demaryius thomas. move over brett favre and make room for the new king. >> he changed how the position of quarterback is played from the line of scrimmage in pro football. when you think about what he's been able to do. an ambassador for the game. first ballot hall of famer. he's a guy that young quarterbacks along with the tom bradies and those guys want to emulate. >> after 18 seasons, it's now over. peyton williams manning, two time super bowl champion, five time mvp, all-time career touchdowns, all-time career passing. 14 10 win seasons, but what defines a career is the respect. >> listen, this might be my rodeo. things to me would be, my teammate said that i was a great teammate. that's important to me. that's something that my dad always told me to strive for. airplane the respect of your teammates, and the team you play for, and that you play against. that would be the most important thing for me from a football stand point. >> i don't think there's

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. >> romona: it was a routine exam that discovered little julius has a rare eye disease. now as tia a ewing tell us, it is a waiting game to see if a surgical procedure performed at the cleveland clinic would allow the 4-year-old to live a nor mallife. >> i'm talk too much. >> reporter: julius chatmon is 4-year-old going on 44. >> i'm just a little comedian. >> reporter: but that smile turned upside down when we talked about last month, a three-hour surgical procedure right down his tiny chest. >> it hurts when i touch it really hard. >> reporter: it started with a routine visit to the eye doctor. >> they did a routine eye exam. he was 2 years old. the nurse said i think something is wrong. his vision is off. he looked at his vision, checked him out, dilated his pupils and he said i think he may have a rare disease. >> reporter: from there his mother said he was diagnosed ocular myostius gravis and the disease made his left eye lid droop low. >> i just couldn't see anything. i was just blind. >> reporter: hard to see now because medication regulates some of the symptoms.

. >> you mention orrin orange m- julius. they think of a food court. then they come to a place like this and are blown away. >> hope so. the id is make somethi delicious, autntic, and handmade. not machine made food. ere are cooks in the stations. reporter: stations manned by mous chefs and tho getse arted. amoring to be part of the food ll movement which is exploding cities throughout the untry. all youan eat ll you can eat that is marinade in korean marinade. >> chefs like hannah chung, cooks up korean at central seoul in the pod city market. >> a big deal for me. i'm a little business. i am new in my career. thisas m wbig break. >> reporter: are we on the verge6>kf of a food ha explosion in this country? >> not on the verge. we're in the middle of the food hall explosion. >> bon appetit editor says food halls reflect the new way americans eat. >> celebrity chef is not exploring food markets or doing food on a much casual level, you are not going to know who they are in 20 years. >> reporter: that big a movement? >> huge d

now, julius's mother fears this is connected to her disappearance. the shooter hasn't been found. >> if anybody's holding her, let her come home. she have a family and the kids who want her home. >> reporter: julius' friend tells her family that she went to lunch with julius on tuesday and then dropped her off here station. the only problem is, lyndon police say they've gone through the surveillance video and they've seen no sign of tyrita or her friends. police tell the julietis family the last ping from her cell phone was near the train station, but the phone is now going straight to voicemail and all credit cards were left at home. >> she's a loving person and just blows my mind that this is even happening to her. >> reporter: tyrita julius was wearing this shirt when she disappeared and police are concerned because she's already therapy for the bullet wounds in her shoulder. jessica schneider, cbs 2 news . >>> developing news out of russia. starting today, the nation is withdrawing forces from syria. the president says russia will keep some troop

it was julius caesar's last day and now it's bruce johnson's first days here. we come here to honor bruce johnson, the guy who tries to speak the truth, whatever it may be. >> 7, 6, 5, 4 -- >> let's do it >> reporter: scream of you know bruce as the anchor of our 6:00 and 7:00 news shows. >> i'm reading the next story? >> reporter: but's reporter first. it's in his dna. >> i'm bruce johnson at the historic howard theater. >> how many people are carrying it in the same kind of piece? >> two people are wounded >> reporter: bruce started at channel 9 in 1976. >> prompted by our reporter, school superintendent -- >> reporter: the ability to get the big story was legendary. >> bruce johnson was the first to report the death of barry. whatever do you mean, senator reid, don't screw it up. the mayor is asking for the city's budget >> reporter: he has interviewed every game in town. >> if o. j. didn't do it, who did it? >> personally, what does this mean to you? >> means everything >> reporter: it's giving a voice who those who don't have a bully pulpit that drives his

--know now that julia was a julius was a spy, and we are not sure of ethel's involvement. they were executed as spies. at the time, people did not really believe they were spies. they thought it was more anti-semitic than anything. and they thought it was anti-semitic in the way that americans were reacting to their trial. we hear a lot about the hollywood blacklist, and it was a real thing. this is a book called "red channels." inwas written and published 1950. it named names. willu open the book, you see all kinds of famous names from well-known people and it listed everything that they did that was considered un-american. for was the summons toeenwriter alvah bessie give testimony before the committee. she became what was known as the hollywood 10 which were a group of hollywood people imprisoned. bessie was in jail for a year in contempt of congress. he would never work in hollywood again. in this area, we look at the experience of jewish families who moved out of the urban areas into the new suburbs that were opening up. at the end of world war ii, with the g.i. bill,

the death of julius caesar was a turning point.s an opportunity for the republic peacefully to make the reforms that were necessary. >> this republic we're talking about is rome. >> the roman republic. >> the most powerful at the time, the america of the world. caesar becomes this great military conqueror, who seems to be morphing into an emperor? >> absolutely. caesar had more power than anyone ever had in rome, the richest man, the strongest army rome ever had. >> how large is the roman empire? >> britain to syria to north africa, to spain. it's enormous. and there are about 50 million people in it. >> what was caesar like, as a person, from what you can tell? >> as a person, he was absolutely fascinating and absolutely maddening. he was brilliant. he was a genius. he was smarter than just about anyone else, and more talented than anyone else. trouble is, he knew it. he is a rare person in history who is a great general and a great politician and also a great author. we don't see that very often. >> shakespearean version that cae

when police say a man wearing a mask walked up and fired several shots into the front seat striking julius a times and grazing her 15-year-old daughter. police say the shooting was targeted and now julius's mother fears it could be connected to her disappearance. >> if anybody is holding her, let her come home. she has a family. and kids. who want her home. >> reporter: terry dijulius's friends tells her family she went to lunch on tuesday and then dropped her off here at the long branch train station. the only problem is lyndon police say they've gone through surveillance video and they've seen no sign of tyrita or her fan -- or her friends. police tell dijulius family the last thing from the cell phone was near the train station. but her phone is now going straight to voicemail and all of her credit cards were left at home. >> she's a loving person. it blows my mind that this thing is even happening to her. >> reporter: terry dijulius was wearing this shirt when she disappeared and her family is extra concerned because she has already missed a weeks worth of physical therapy for the bull

somebody tried to assassinate tyrita julius. she was shot eight times last fall, in the hospital for months. but last week she suddenly vanished. tim fleischer with the story in linden. >> as you point out, a baffling mystery. this new jersey mother with two teenagers never showed up at home here in linden, now her family is extremely upset. >> i know sooner or later she's >> reporter: queen julius refuses to give up hope. she knows her daughter tyrita will come home, even though her whereabouts a mystery, missing for six days. >> i sit at the door, waiting for her to come home. >> no idea where she might be? >> no idea where she might be. >> reporter: tyrita, her mother says, went to lunch with a friend in ocean township march 8th. afterwards the friend said she dropped her off to catch the train in longbranch back to linden. it should have been an hour ride. what makes tyrita's disappearance more troubling is she's still recovering after being shot in a terrifying ordeal with her 15-year-old daughter in november of last year.

one of the big news stories at the time was the trial of julius and ethel rosenberg who were a jewish couple. we know now that julius was -- we're not sure of ethel's involvement in the plot, but they were executed. at the time, people didn't necessarily believe they were spies, but they were anti-semitic and certainly there were anti-semitic aspects to the way that americans were reacted to their trial. you hear about the hundred black list, and it was a real thing. this is a book called red channels. it was written and published in 1950. if you open up the book, you'll see all kinds of famous names of very well known people, and it goes through and it lists everything that they did that was considered unamerican. this is the summons for screen writer alba bessie to come before the house on american activity committee. she became what was known as part of the hollywood ten, which were a group of hollywood people who were imprisoned. bessie was in jail for a year in contempt of congress, who would never work in hollywood again. in this area, we look at the experience of jewish familie

julius whether that date in april would be appropriate? and mr. julius? >> april, 6th? yes, yes, we can do that one, yes. >> and so then i move that we continue, until april the sixth. >> okay. >> second. >> and that is in terms of the timing of responding to the landmark initiation, is that meeting and the requirements that we have for that. >> i believe so, and it would, and we would be ready at that time and i would ask the applicants if that date would also work for them. >> yeah. >> yes. >> yes. >> okay, mr. highland. >> yes. i would just want to point out the request or the comments the staff in the analysis and that is that the landmark designation, application, lacks a broader historical context of the motorcycle community in which to evaluate jones' importance, and the extent of the scholarly or the public knowledge about this is unknown to the department. but because pertinent aspectses of the community history and the basic facts of the development and culture are not detailed in the application, it is unclear, why the motorcycling community is important to t

julius whether that date in april would be appropriate? and mr. julius? >> april, 6th? yes, yes, we can do that one, yes. >> and so then i move that we continue, until april the sixth. >> okay. >> second. >> and that is in terms of the timing of responding to the landmark initiation, is that meeting and the requirements that we have for that. >> i believe so, and it would, and we would be ready at that time and i would ask the applicants if that date would also work for them. >> yeah. >> yes. >> yes. >> okay, mr. highland. >> yes. i would just want to point out the request or the comments the staff in the analysis and that is that the landmark designation, application, lacks a broader historical context of the motorcycle community in which to evaluate jones' importance, and the extent of the scholarly or the public knowledge about this is unknown to the department. but because pertinent aspectses of the community history and the basic facts of the development and culture are not detailed in the application, it is unclear, why the motorcycling community is important to t

this is for julius. this is a robe. >> i love this. >> jimmy: his initials on it. and then we also got youour initials on it. [ cheers and applause ] you know what, jimmy >> at first i thought it was going to be a crappy gift. you know when you get a crappy gift and you have to have that face? i'm glad it was a great gift. >> jimmy: yeah. [ cheers and applause ]t in the box. you should see the look on the people at the robe places face, >> ine before. >> jimmy: yeah, your parents didn't think that out, i guess. >> they didn't even give me a middle name. next week is the finale, season finale. but the show has been picked up for a third season. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ]re is more murder to come. the murdering will continue. i assume. >> i can't tell you that. >> jimmy: wouldn't it be -- >> you're always trying to be>> jimmy: do you even know what's going to happen next season? >> no, i do not. >> jimmy: you do not have an idea? >> no, and you can't make me you keep asking that quwell, i'm curious to know. i wonder if you try to find out? if you just kind of tr

. >> reporter: ten years circumnavigating the globe, julius hodge, finally had his fill of pro basketball. >> it was a tough transition with me telling my body and my mind, getting on the same page saying, hey, you don't have any more game left, it's time to retire and hang it up. >> the next step, a natural one for the former acc player of the year. >> you couldn't tell from the way i played at nc state, i always thought i was a coach out there in the court. >> reporter: last may, hodge was named director of player development at the state university of new york buffalo. in addition to x's, and o's, he held something close to his chest at nc state. academics, making sure everyone goes to class, gets good grades, and despite making four trips to the dance, this march madness brought an entirely new feeling of delirium. clock, between the championship, it was probably the best feeling i've had on the basketball court. >> reporter: the ideal start to an ideal second career, in a less than ideal climate for the raleigh legend. >> i'm laughing at all of my north carolina people on that one. t

get yourself an orange julius or ice cream place. never a serious gastronomic experience, it was frivolous. >> you mention orrin orange julius. they think of a food court. then they come to a place like the idea is make something handmade. there are cooks in the stations. famous chefs and those getting started. clamoring to be part of the food hall movement which is exploding in cities throughout the country. all you can eat all you can eat local beef. that is marinade in korean marinade. >> chefs like hannah chung, cooks up korean at central seoul in the pod city market. >> a big deal for me. i'm a little business. i am new in my career. this was my big break. >> reporter: are we on the verge of a food hall explosion in this country? >> not on the verge. we're in the middle of the food hall explosion. >> bon appetit editor says food halls reflect the new way americans eat. >> celebrity chef is not exploring food markets or doing food on a much casual level, you are not going to know who they >> huge deal. got to figure out a way to

. >> so they juice it and then you see it looks almost orange julius but doesn't taste like one. >> it looks green. >> let's see how it tastes? >> they all just take a couple of sips and then we get the >> it is like brushing your drinking it. >> harry on the right decides, i'm just finding to chug the whole thing. ready. >> the problem is, they only have one bucket for the three of them. >> i want that back. >> it is like taking me back to college. >> paul, the guy in the middle, he decides after watching these guys have a problem, okay, i'll chug it, too. but er see him lose his lunch. >> it's in your contract, you must watch. >> do not watch this video. insubordination. >>> she's got a big surprise for her husband. >> what the heck? sahara. >> the power button done. >> don't jump into a tar pit with your phone. >>> when you've been married for 23 years you pretty much know each other quite well. stacey knows her husband adam very well. she knows that for the last 23ars through five children he's always wanted a jeep sahara. >> you went out and bought a car. >> yeah. >> what the heck

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no matter the weather, it will be a better day than it was for julius cesar some 2,000 years ago. >> samantha: yes. we are looking at fog this morning, though. last three hours all that rain from last night has moved out, a lot of cloud cover out there, maybe some light, patchy drizzle but just the fog is our biggest issue. visibility is down to about half a mile in elyria, mile and a quarter there in cleveland. looking down towards worcester, we're also at a mile and a quarter. mansfield is half a mile. west, you get out of it a little bit. dover, five miles and ten miles in ashtabula. no problems there. just off to the east of sandusky we're also tracking areas of fog. so please watch for the little ones at the bus stop. you know, it's tough to see sometimes. you get in dense pockets of fog, so we want to watch for kids who may be out at the bus stop. as you get the kids ready to head off to school, 49 at 7:00 in the morning, 55 at lunchtime, and i think we're good to go for recess today, although it will be a little cooler than yesterday. upper 50s for your highs. a few low 60s ou

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julius is recovering from being shot six times by a mystery gun whan who remains on the loose. people wonder if he is linked to the disappearance. >> it is difficult dealing with pain but god can help us even when there is a situation of heart ache and despair. >> tyrita had been fearful since last november's attack which police say appeared to be targeted. >>> 6:13. new at 6:00. trains are running again on the metro system in washington after an unprecedented 29-hour safety shut down. service resumed about an hour ago. the nation's second busiest rail station to ours. they suffered a series of electrical fires. an inspection reveals 26 problems with third rail cables. the general manager says three of the cable problems were show stoppers which needed absolute immediate repairs. >>> it is six:# 13. time to check the accuweather forecast. >> meteorologist bill evans live outside our studios on the upper west side. >> great morning out here. just a little light wind, calm wind. the day gets under way with what will be warm temperatures for this hour of the day. normally we would

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this is for julius. this is a robe. >> i love this. >> jimmy: his initials on it. [ cheers and applause ] >> awesome. you know what, jimmy? >> jimmy: what? >> at first i thought it was going to be a crappy gift. you know when you get a crappy gift and you have to have that face? i'm glad it was a great gift. >> jimmy: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] i'll put it in the box. you should see the look on the people at the robe places face, "i'd like a robe with vd on it." before. >> jimmy: yeah, your parents >> they didn't even give me a middle name. >> jimmy: so of course next week is the finale, season finale. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we know there is more murder to come. i assume. >> i can't tell you that. >> jimmy: wouldn't it be -- sneaky. >> jimmy: do you even know >> jimmy: you do not have an idea? >> no, and you can't make me tell you. you keep asking that question. >> jimmy: well, i'm curious to know. i wonder if you try to find out? if you just kind of trust shonda, oh, doesn't matter

the ides of march, were not kind to julius ceasar, tonight's outcome likely to have an impact on the states of senator marco rubio and ted cruz. bernie sanders is looking for michigan-like magic. a come from behind win in ohio, possibly missouri, even illinois. linking hillary clinton to the obama administration's trade deals yield results for him? former ohio congressman dennis kucinich and george lemieux on the ground in crucial primary states to tell us what they see when the votes come in. markets playing the waiting game ahead of tomorrow's federal reserve rate decision. dow jones industrials falling five points, the nasdaq suffering a bit more. less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the "countdown." traders at this hour taking heed where julius ceasar failed, staying clear of danger, not taking bets on the ides of march, march 15. trading very light ahead of tomorrow's fed decision, it was light yesterday, too. all ten of the s&p sectors are downsa the markets anticipate no change in u.s. interest rates this time around. the s&p and the dow down 5 point, 7 points, w