mason was married, had children and grandchildren.a number of gas stations, and had not been arrested for any other crimes in the years since the murders. >> now we've got a real suspect. but we were still a little bit apprehensive. okay, it is a fingerprint, an old fingerprint, what else do we have? >> one of the robbery victims, bob dewar, was brought in for a photographic lineup. but couldn't identify mason as the man who stole the car. so police needed to look further. >> they needed something more. and what more was, me. >> the man who bought the murder weapon in 1956 and rented a room at a ymca in shreveport, louisiana, had printed his name on the register. paul edholme, a forensic document examiner, was asked to compare gerald mason's handwriting to the signature of george wilson on the ymca register. almost immediately, edholme noticed some letters seemed to jump off the page. >> first was the capital g, because we had g in george and g in gerald. and as far as the height relationship, as far as the width of the letter, as far

mason is in the center of this photograph, and there is no way to get a bus to fort mason without driving over one of these restricted streets and that is something that we are trying to avoid. and we think that it is good, that the buses are able to get into a place like fort mason, when they have the events, but in this case, we have made it very difficult for them to do that legally, and we want to avoid replicating that type of situation. >> supervisor yee? >> just a quick clarification, we have two colors here green and red? >> yes, so which one? >> thank you, >> the red line is restriction on any vehicle over three tons. that would apply to a truck or a tour bus, the green applies to commercial vehicles, with eight or more passengers. >> got it, thank you. >> that covers tour bus and small vans. and i just like to point out that in addition to attractions like fort mason there are businesses, located in mixed use areas or residential areas that rely on the tour buses to get groups, and group clientele to their business and we try to be sensitive to that as well. >> one thing that we

would the traffic light near masonic and gary bus it's on ann assistant district attorney and masonic. and that's an area that enter seconds 1, 2, and 5 very closely alcohol but it's good that target is that troin i attributing. can we move this forward >> planning code guidelines this is an informational item. >> we have chad for the report. >> good morning supervisor mar. i'm with the ta i'll be presenting on item 7 with a neighborhood transportation improvement program a planning section we're representing the draft. we've referred to this throughout the presentation. why develop and propose something like that? sf has a response as part of the san francisco transmission plan on socioin terms of where we build and pedestrian bike projects and improvements. also a respond from the public and the board as part of the constituent received. finally, it's a respond inform recommendation in the san francisco recommendation plans as far as calling out the need to strengthen pipeline in san francisco. so we talked about we presented we included in the agenda in december a little memo on en

they beat mason in overtime 87-81. what a busy day in college basketball.u is having a great season by the way, undefeated in conference play. they're doing a great job over there. >> as a former terp, i'm going to be rewatching that game all night long. >> his best play of the season by far. >> there haven't been many highlights this year. that's our news for tonight. "saturday night live" is up [ cheering and applause ] >> wow, what an outstanding first half of this super bowl xlviii between the denver broncoos and the seattle seahawks. >> absolutely, jimmy. that one play with the one guy who did that one thing, incredible. >> the big story of this game is the unfortunate news of bruno mars and the red hot chili peppers having to cancel their halftime show. >> i guess their flight had to be rerouted due to the polar vortex. >> oh, man, i really wanted to see bruno mars. that bill fid ora wearing jumping bean. i love him. >> fortunately the producers scrambled and were able to find a last second replacement just across the hudson river. >> yes, this year's

george mason up on night ranked st. louis. mason comes right back. from stafford, virginia, holloway with the three. george mason up 54-47. we go to overtime. best basketball name ever, jordan jet over st. louis, they win. golf this week and as far away, and that is where tiger is. the tournament is in dubai. shot, five under for the tournament. fine, finished with 40 fifth place. stephen gallagher on 13. the eagle putt, nine under for the round. is up by two in the final round. newof the shanahans has a job, kyle shanahan is the new offensive coordinator for the cleveland browns. ironically, he will replace former redskins coach norv turner who is the browns' offensive boss. get fired, go to the next place. >> we have two possibilities of winter weather over the next week? >> we do, tomorrow night is the first, rain changing over to snow. could be a messy rush-hour commute on monday. that would clear out monday afternoon. tuesday night and wednesday could be looking at freezing rain. then warmer air on wednesday, middle 40's. i will freshen up the f

both worked together at a retailer in laurel, and that ola and mason were both friends. we're trying to further establish whether the three of them -- whether the three all knew each other. >> a family member of one of the victims discovered the bodies at 5:30 saturday afternoon. it's still not clear when the victims were killed. >> ekt daives are also working right now to establish a timeline by talking with friends and family to figure out exactly how long these bodieses had been here. >> prince georges county police saying that it's very unusual to have a triple homicide here in the county. they say they are using a lot of resources, working 24 hours a day on this case and as you can see from the flyer, up to a $25,000 reward being offered for information to help lead to an arrest. reporting live from capital heights, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> now we want you to take a look at these their surveillance video. police are asking you to identify these men. they're responsible first first murder of the year. a 21-year-old woman was killed after these men ran into a grocer

louis comes back to niche george mason 87-81.ese temps holdup, we're in for a decent weather football game. what story line hasn't been picked clean at this point? answer: none. sherman likes to talk, and peyton throws ducks. part of the super bowl week of festivities. michael strahan leading the group. walter jones from seattle. ray guy the first punter to ever make defensive end. >>> boxing is unique. once you hear the bell, you're on your own. last may peterson was on the business end of a beat down. a knock down didn't keep him down. that's been lamont peterson's mo . he was very revealing about the loss. he says his focus was off because there was a lot going on outside the ring. namely, drug testing procedures. >> there was a lot going on before the fight. i was thinking about calling the fight off. they were putting a lot of stress on me and having me take blood over here and hours later i gotta do more blood work and more broad -- blood work. >>> congratulations to john harb augh. he won an award tonight. >> looked -- >>>

well, i would like to see us get this site up and running at haight and masonic before we really give credit and credible value to those projections and the perception of the coverage gap. i went out myself and you will see in yellow, i went out yesterday in the neighborhood and i talked with at&t wireless customers. what i found was inside of whole foods store where my coverage is pretty pretty kind of shaky, my checkout guy has at&t wireless. he had 3 bars. he's very happy with it and when he walks out he gets even more. i went down away the site inside the library, my checkout girl, kim had 3 bars on hers. and we had 5 bars right across the street. the max number. >vice-president cindy wu: thank you, your time is up. any further public comment? >> good evening. i am the owner of 1701 haight street. i have been in that building since 1970. i have helped with the restoration of that architectural gem. i'm very much concerned about what goes on in that building. i'm very involved in the look and the feel of that property. there is a lot of work that i did personally that is part of th

mason led by 21 at the half.richmond coming back, the runner, this is a tough shot in the lane, cuts it to 5. this is a tough shot, too, patrick holloway doing it one better. mason wins its first conference home game 69-60. nat's spring training, new management matt williams arrived in florida a week before everyone else and now she's showing up everyday at 5:00 a.m. just one of the noticeable differences from last year to this one. >> reporter: former nats manager davy johnson led a very laid-back spring training. meanwhile, matt williams, the new manager is very detail oriented and he says there is a method to his madness. >> we can make minor decisions but, you know, the guys on the field do it all so i want to make sure they're prepared, one, that they enjoy themselves when they're here and when we get to play we just let it hang out and go play. so i think they're taking to that a little bit. i think they're excited about that. >> matt is obviously more regimented, more scheduled, but it's a happy medium. it

to the 1 on slope boulevard and masonic and those are in areas that have high traffic accidents are pedestrian deaths. al mean boulevard near st. charles and brotherhood ease also sunset boulevard between ocean. and there are in 3 different districts but i believe those 3 locates will be beneficial for cars traveling in those corridors. they're heavyly used corridor and traffic flows well beyond the speed limits. i have a comment on the traffic study but i'll wait. thank you very much >> thank you for those great suggestions. mr. goodman >> again day i want to show you on the overhead if you can switch to the overhead.

all snow as you head up toward the mason dixon line. by the time we get to noon, you can see the snow has overspread the entire beltway, however since we'll have the rain in the morning and those milder temperatures, i think most of the snow is going to melt. overnight tonight we'll see a few sprinkles, mostly cloudy, 30 to 38 are your overnight lows. 30s and 40s tomorrow morning. more clouds than sun, but it's still going to be dry and then chance for a shower tomorrow afternoon. monday is a yellow alert. because of that rain and snow mix, basically snow as we head into the afternoon, but not really accumulateing for us in the beltway and tuesday looks like another nice day with a high of 45 degrees. partly sunny skies. wednesday another system but this one looks almost to be completely rain. you can see why. high of 52 degrees. but the 30s come back into the

right now the arctic air will be very close to us, could be as close as the mason-dixon line. that means more ice than anything else. it's something we'll watch carefully. we're watching temps drop. 19 in gaithersburg, 21 leesburg, 19 manassas. wakeup weather bundle up the kids. no winds tomorrow morning but very cold. 7:00 14 to 24. by 9:00 24 to 30 and breezes pick up. >>> tonight new information about an elderly man hit and killed by a school bus. we learned the victim 91-year- old elijah meranski came to the u.s. 19 years ago. he was a holocaust survivor. >> he was run down this afternoon. 14 kids were on the bus that kit him going back to hammond middle school -- hit him going back to hammond middle school from a field trip at the white we found out a lot about meranski. he was born in poland, both his parents killed days after the german invasion in 1939. two of his siblings were killed. he shared a story about hiding in a swamp for three days at times breathing through a straw when the german dogs were about to close in. in 1972 he moved to israeli and finally to the un

anthony mason -- >> cbs news. >> -- cbs news, los angeles. >> and that special anthony mason mentionedles:the night that changed america. fwramy salute." you can see it right here on sunday night at 8:00 p.m. central time on cbs. he tapes his show in the ed sullivan theater and he taped the marquis. this is how it looked the night the beatles played in 1964. in case you were wondering, georgia brown was a broadway star and tessie o'shea was a singer from england. >>> and last night the flaming lips and john lennon's son sean continued leno's week-long tribute to the beatles. they performed "lucy in the sky with diamonds." ♪ lucy in the sky with diamonds ♪ ♪ lucy in the sky with diamonds ♪ [ female announcer ] yoplait greek 100. 100% greek. 100% mmm... so mmm, you might not believe it's 100 calories. yoplait greek 100. there are hundreds of reasons to love it. >>> surveillance video out of england catches a man spraying a flammable liquid on a van this week, but he accidentally sets himself on fire, races down the street desperately trying to put the flames out. he got into a car and dr

flanigan, mason and the girls were reportedly heading home from a barbecue. >> the message here is don't drink and drive. you can call a taxi cab, public transportation, designated driver, or just stay at the location that you are. it's not worth it. lives will be changed forever. >> reporter: flanigan faces a litany of charges, including felony dui and vehicular manslaughter. live in oakland, john sasaki, ktvu channel 2news. >>> more details now, the latest number from the chp showed drunk driving-related deaths have been increasing in recent years. 1997, 1100 people were killed in dui-related crashes. five years later, that number had increased to 1300. in 2007, that's the most recent year the statistics include, 1489 californians were killed in dui crashes. >>> we are getting new information on developing news right now in berkeley where there is a water main break. it happened about 4:30 this afternoon at the intersection of parker and mcgee. it's causing street flooding about a block away at parker and california streets. now, we just spoke with east bay mud. officials there told us

and as the beatles invasion turns 50, anthony mason gets back to where they once belonged. >> we landed, and it was all perfect. we were number one. and the kid loved us. and we loved the idea of being in america. i'd never been to america. i'd never been to am captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. they activated ice-force level one in dallas today, which launched a fleet of trucks to sand slippery roads. in this winter of strange and severe weather, even central texas got a rare snowfall. more than half a million homes and businesses are still without power in the northeast. the average low temperature in the continental u.s. today was 11 degrees, the lowest of the season. and in the west, there is a hopeful sign of a possible break in the historic drought. we have a series of reports on the severe weather, and first we're going to go to chip reid in pennsylvania where many folks are spending another night in the dark. chip. it is ice, hard, heavy ice. and that hard, heavy i >> reporter: they

as a joke but you use a lot of masonic symbolism in your music and your new album has a masonic theme to it talk about the referent there well the new album is called the masonic assassination of william morgan and william morgan was a guy who threatened to expose a bunch of masonic secrets and notes in his his book and the masons tried to burn down the printing press this is like back about a century after the american revolution. they tried to burn down the printing press and then when that didn't work they got a judge to throw them in debtors prison a masonic judge and once he was in prison under the watchful eye of the masonic police who work the jail he was kidnapped out of the jail and assassinated and this is really interesting and you were telling me about this before is that the american revolution never would have happened the way it did if it actually weren't for the masons i don't think a lot of people realize how many founding fathers were masons and how it was almost like a and timid in mafia like organization back then oh absolutely. i mean it was such an intimidating m

anthony mason on the stroke of luck that put andrea tebbets in front of 73 million americans. >> the usher said no, you can't sit there, that's for the screamers. >> reporter: the screamers. >> yes, the screamers. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. there's a growing sense of urgency tonight about a possible terror attack aimedded at the sochi olympics. today we learned that the russians are banning liquids of any kind or size from carry-on luggage on airplanes. also today u.s. intelligence warned that terrorists may have homeland security correspondent bob orr has this late-breaking story. bob. >> reporter: scott, this is a warning directed to airlines flying overseas from airports and bound for russia. intelligence now is picking up increasing chatter that terrorists may have found a new way of smuggling explosives on to planes. the brief homeland security alert called a terror line bulletin warns air carriers that terror operatives may try to hide explosives inside small tubes of tooth

george mason. gates nailed that three. 71-58 a leader. mason would lose. 7158 -- 71-58, lead. show shooting skills in new orleans. tmz dish out a few ray allen comparisons. he made it to the finals. the last a rack. and, he does. including the moneyball. time would expire. so much talent. he finishes 24 points, marco. he wanted the three point contest. all over on ice again. they you as played against russia -- in u.s. played against a russia. russia was the favorite. teamre american spirit, usa gave it their all and did not give it out. a went into a to arouse of shootout. i am sure vladimir putin is not too happy. -- it went into eight rounds of a shootout. this should have been counted but it was not. it was off of the net. tj scored four times. not play that did much. a little over three minutes. the you as a guest of the -- the u.s. gets the w and the ber th. count, russia leaves. -- leads. it was 15. the u.s. has 14. >> it was pretty good. a high note and first finger christina aguilera -- >> christina aguilera is ready to give marriage another chance. she tweeted she is

. >> mason had voluminous rap sheets. riddled with drug infractions. three lives lost to violence just feet from them. >> not even themselves anymore. and what ithlet says about a reward of up to $25,000, they hope it will prompt someone to come forward with information. long investigation ahead. we are going to turn to the weather situation. after a day of spring-like temperatures, it is feeling like winter has returned. some people seeing rain and snow showers. steve rudin joins us now. ofgive it another couple hours and all of this will be out of here. our temperatures continue to fall. outside the weather center, it is hard to be we -- to believe we had highs today in the lower 60's. colder air beginning to filter in across western maryland. cumberland now at 37 degrees. looking at doppler radar, you can see earlier across western maryland. mainly a rain event. we could see a little bit of a switchover just along the mason-dixon line over the next couple of hours. i am not expecting any accumulation. around the capital, it will just be wet for the

. >> that was a perry mason moment. he was going to pay her a sum of $25,000. >> she was selling her house to pay her bills off and eventually retire. that was the whole purpose behind her selling the house. >>> at first investigators assumed the fire in edith haynes home was accidental, most likely caused by an electrical problem. but when the medical examiner ruled ms. haynes death a homicide, investigators called in mike lane, an expert in the field of fire investigations. >> all i wanted him to be able to do was tell me, was this an arson, was it not an arson, and if it was, where did it start and tell me as much as you can about the fire. >> the first thing he did was to conduct a room-by-room search trying to determine where the fire started and how it spread. >> if you have a large area, you can determine heat flow and directionality by cutting this wall stud in two. and when you cut it in two, looking down on the top, you can see that the fire came from this direction and flowed around this point with much more

. >>> paul hewitt, george mason, visiting ninth ranked, st. louis is down three.rob low, big man knocking down the three-pointer. we're tied at 68 and headed to overtime. in ot, george mason trailing by three. low, continuing to show off the range here. the senior, another three-pointer. st. louis holds on to victory, they beat george washington, 87-81. so seattle, seattle. and weather? >> thanks, everybody, good >> thathe pain started upd the back of my head and wrapped around to the front. i couldn't play my bassoon because of the pressure that i felt throughout my whole head. the blistering and the rash was moving down towards my eye. the doctors at the emergency room recommended that i have it checked out by an eye doctor. there was concern about my eyesight. when i had shingles the music stopped. did he know and when did he know questions continue to swirl around new jersey governor chris christie following new allegations surrounding the george washington bridge scandal. >>> show me the money, is the super bowl really turning out to be the half billion dolla

mason loses for the ninth straight time 84-67. one more score for you.rican lost their first patriot league game this season 62-58 to loyola. >>> national signing day. damian prince is his name, one of the top football recruits in the country. his announcement coming during a nationally televised broadcast. >> i will be playing at the university of maryland. >> you see the unbridled joy from the coaches at college park. prince could have gone anywhere but signed with maryland. even getting a kiss. he is a 6'5", 295 offensive tackle and doesn't mind wearing lipstick around on a day like this. >> or too small hat. [ male announcer ] if you could re-design business travel from scratch, you'd make it about speed and efficiency; giving people the freedom to spend their time how they choose. chances are, you'd make business travel a lot like us. acela. take off. >>> so of all of the sophisticated security technology available today you have to watch this. a guy owns a bait and tackle store. remember them? >> motion activated billy bass started singing sunday n

the craftsmen, sculptors, glaziers, masons, and construction workers flooded in from far and wide.ut the people of chartres themselves provided the basis, in the money raised by selling the produce of their labors. they also provided the emotional commitment, and sometimes that could reach fever pitch,

anthony mason met up with a fan who got one of the best seats in the house. >> reporter: is this your it is. >> reporter: andrea tebbets was 13 years old that night in 1964 when she came to see the beatles american debut at "the ed sullivan show." what do you remember about that night? >> i remember the thrill of hearing them start to sing. >> reporter: she'd come from connecticut with her mother. her grandfather, an advertising executive, had scored them the tickets. in the theater, now home to david letterman, they saw a section of open seats in the balcony. >> and the usher said, no, you can't sit there. that's for the screeners. >> reporter: the screamers. >> yes, the screamers. and my mom, to her enduring credit, said, oh, that's all right. >> reporter: that night she wouldn't be part of the audience. she was part of the broadcast. you have a big moment now. >> it's coming up now right after ringo. >> reporter: as the beatles sang "i want to hold your hand," the band slowly swooped in over the band toward ringo, and then -- >> there i am. >> reporter: look at you. >> i was chewin

they were found shot to death last night in an apartment belonging to mason's friend who was also killed. there is a $25,000 reward for information in this case. >>> all right. now we go to the weather. storm team 4 radar showing rain roshing over parts of the region, but this only tells half of the story. amelia segal is tracking the rain and the end to the amazing temperatures we've had, right, amelia? >> yes. unfortunately, erica, as we head back to work, much colder air. temperatures in west virginia already in the low 30s, and that's making its way into our area overnight. the rain bringing in this colder air, mainly now to the north and west of washington. rain arrives in washington around midnight, 1:00 a.m., everybody is dry by 4:00 a.m. along 270 and 70 right now seeing this rain, but again, it's gone by 4:00 a.m. so that morning commute will be okay. temperatures now are in the 40s. tomorrow morning we're in the 30s. i'll have more on this cold weather, and if there is any snow in the forecast for the workweek coming up in about ten minutes, erica. >> thanks, amelia. >>> the ma

>> it is affiliated with george mason university and a leading provider of our conveys policy research. at whatyou look the appeals court did, what is your general sense of the impact? >> it is a partial win for secures --consumers. the court has struck down the fcc's one-size-fits-all net neutrality rules. it frees isp's to deal with content companies and lower prices for consumers. >> first of all, what is free press? >> a national non-profit permission that fights for consumers right to connect and communicate online and in other places. the net neutrality decision was a big thing for us and something we have been working on for a number of years. >> overall, what is your assessment? court's decision strikes a major blow to consumers. they vacated the open internet roles that stop internet service providers from blocking or discriminating against content online. can means that the isp's enter into the special deals or block content. that is not the way the internet has ever worked on nor is it the weight it is supposed to work. -- nor it is the way it is supposed to work. what is th

being buried there and some say that he is the only officer, confederate officer buried above the masonixon line. but it's interesting that all of a sudden this thing that happened 150 years ago would engender such discussions and debate and research. it was a fascinating time in many men were killed at that time. it was in the most vicious, one of the worst wars that had ever happened in this country. .. ..

yet despite the charity -- the journey is people across the mason-dixon line or to ruth ellis island to see the statue of liberty the same day somebody said we may have come here with different ships that we are all of the cboe. but that's is what people discover it will remind them of what they go but why i chose to swear off the car on owned by thomas jefferson and you will talk about that story they will read my conversion story how we can make conagra spontoon better in my view or the critical nature to organize on the grass roots to counteract the corrosive of rare mood of money and politics. that is what people will learn. if you really love this country and have greater things to do there are things in this book that will resonate. i wrote it in a readable fashion that i hope people enjoy. >> host: thank you. >> guest: thank you sir [applause] eight you for coming out. it is the real pleasure to be here in illinois especially because this is where the wheels of the story started turning figuratively and literally. is a story of allen pinkerton famous detective who got his star

charlie rose and norah o'donnell are off today, but we're in good hands because anthony mason is here. hello, anthony. >> happy presidents' day. >> same to you. >> i hope you got everything under the presidents' day tree. >> i did. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> we begin with an ethiopian flight that was hijacked. >> the plane was forced to land in geneva, switzerland. he's under arrest. charlie d'agata with new details. good morning. >> good morning to you, anthony. you could call it an inside job. a co-pilot hijack his own plane. he waited till his pilot went to the bathroom and he locked hit oum of the cockpit. he alerted authorities and said he was seeking asylum. passengers and crew files down the stairs with their hands in the air. they weren't even aware they were hijacked. the co-pilot opened the cockpit window and lowered himself down with a rope before surrendering to the authorities. he locked the other pilot out of the cockpit during a bathroom break. two italian fighter jets were scrambled to accompany the plane once the hijack alert came in. it may be the hijacker was h

coworker, 33-year-old, wheldon mason worked at the store. they were found shot to death inside the capital heights apartment saturday night. 38-year-old, ortiz, along with ola himself. police say a family member of one of the victims called 911 after going to the apartment and finding all three victims shot to death. investigators believe they have been dead at least 24 hours. online court records show that both mason and ola had extensive criminal histories, including drug charges. nine years ago, mason faced a handgun charge that was not prosecuted. ola was the father of a son and white was also a parent. ola's public facebook page indicates he was pursuing work in food service and another posting said, my setbacks might have amused you, but my comeback is going to confuse you. this is only the beginning. ola is the victim of a disturbing triple murder. police canvassed the apartments where he lived in capital heights with more than 200 fliers trying to develop information and seeking tips in the case. violent crime is down steeply in prin

mason wanted the name of the stall. most of the time he maintains an impasse and exterior which masks the ever present grief over the death of his wife political machine in a stunningly good. kendra is even prettier. as for corso when is the money under the posts. the series. this into question. i am i . two heat. last night do. women who has a huge need. the cake six. what do i see it. he's not comfortable with other people's expressions of feeling. which leads to what may be one of the towering television's most genuinely awkward moments the kid. ty is somewhat more open flaunting grind stunned and enthusiastic television audience in italy. we ran for three seasons between two thousand five and two thousand ninety eight the story is based on the novels of malaria for a seat which became popular for their sense of history and their exploration of the aisle causes of crime only two of his novels have been translated into english and the book serve as a departure point for the series episodes rather than providing specif

. >> reporter: the three victims 38-year-old ortez olah, and 33-year-old weldon mason and 30-year-oldtacy white both worked at sam's club in laurel. and weldon mason had been named associate of the month at sam's, and phis picture was posted rigt inside of the front door. and stacy had been reported friday and sheldon reported missing saturday. and the scene at the apartment in capitol heights, all victims shot, and all three dead for some time. any idea why someone would want to kill him? >> no, no. he got along with everybody. he was very friendly, i don't understand. >> reporter: and that is la toya canon and she is a friend of ortez, and she has been a hairstylist for him for a number of years. >> reporter: investigators are work around the clock to identify a killer and get them off of the streets. in prince george's county, pat collins, news4. >>> closing arguments are expected tomorrow for a former catholic educator charged in connection with a road rage death. lee cena took the stand and said he was protecting himself when he punched 63-year-old william o'brien in a parking lo

anthony mason has the story. blackouts and blowou terrell brown and jim axelrod on winter's brutal punch. a $5 million stradivarius is found after thieves leave a string of clues. dean reynolds has the detective story. >> reporter: do either of these suspects play the violin? >> no. >> reporter: (laughs) >> it's our hope one of them will have a lot of time to learn. >> reporter: and steve hartman "on the road". where do you get a smile like gabe's? from overcoming a future that wasn't nearly so bright. >> it's not where you start, it's how you finish. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our west earn edition. we're going to start with the good news in today's job report. the unemployment rate is down-- and for the right reason: more people are finding work. the bad news is job creation is slowing sharply raising concerns about the economic recovery. the economy added only 113,000 jobs last month, that was well below expectations. at the sa

anthony mason on what this could mean to customers. >> why you kill my son! >> pelley: a mother fights for truth in the death of her son. clarissa ward with one story for a humanitarian emergency. and for valentine's day, picture and for valentine's day, picture a love story. dean reynolds with a man who captured love's life in a time exposure seven decades long. >> that's my favorite picture of her. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. it is the winter that will not quit. right now the storm is delivering a second round of snow, iand freezing rain to much of the east coast. bayville, new york, on long island, got more than 14 inches of snow. westminster, maryland, 16 inches. warnings, watches, and advisories are up tonight in 20 states from south carolina to maine. the storm is blamed for at least 15 deaths, most of them in highway accidents. travel is difficult throughout the region. thousands more flights were canceled today. and more than 750,000 homes and busin

i have a little boy myself, and i feel really sorry for her kids. >> reporter: last night mason's fatherhowed up at the crime scene and an aunt talked about the loss of her nephew. >> i just want to remember his smile, and him and i would just always sit and talk and, you know, he would be the dj of our party. >> it is highly unusual to have a murder involving three victims. and the amount of manpower that goes into investigating something like this is note worthy, and we want our community to know that we are doing all that we can to solve this. >> reporter: police now scramble to find the victims' killer or killers. in capitol heights, maryland, surae chinn, wusa 9. >> both of the male victims have a criminal history that includes drugs and firearm charges. there is a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and daytime in this case. >>> well, it's one of the most senseless and brutal murders in all of montgomery county history. back in 1997 samuel shinebine and a former classmate killed and mutilated a body. with the help of his family he fled to israel. he was tried there

well, tonight anthony mason sits down with drummer ringo starr.ere's a little preview. >> reporter: you weren't really sure how you were going to be received in america. >> no. we felt very insecure because in the summer, george came to america, george harrison, and he was going around because we were on deejay and records and couldn't sell a record and he was going in to record store owners. have you got beatles records? they were saying no. when he came back, it's going to be tough. they don't know us over there. >> that changed. you can watch the full interview on the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" at 5:30. we'll be right back. , ,, don't wait for presidents' day to save on a new mattress. ,, sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. save up to $500 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get a sealy queen set for just $399. even get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. plus, free delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. superior service, best

mason. the initial reporting and i guess this came from mr.fan used a racial slur. is there any evidence of that? >> obviously the school and decided not to comment on that. that's when the issue came out. that's what he is addressed. >> you know marcus smart, you know him, right? thuggish behavior or anything like that. >> yeah. >> you know, it's a pretty -- it's a pretty serious thing to level an accusation that a fan hit him had with a racial slur. that's pretty serious. should we take it seriously? >> i think we should take it seriously. this is something that has been going on not just in basketball but now in football. european soccer. and so pertain to this situation for a guy that has been labeled as great character guy. team leader to all of a sudden turn and decide he is going to attack a fan from a simple word as to what i heard was from what jeffor said that he said a piece of crap. that's a little bit of out of character for marcus. what do say, mr. miller? we don't have any evidence now that a racial slur was used. i want to be v

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associate policy director for free press and brent skorup who is with george hayson university's -- mason university's her cay da center. first of all, what is the mercada center? >> guest: it's a leading provider of market-based policy research. >> host: so when you look at what the appeals court did, what's your, what's your general sense of the imact of that rule? -- impact of that rule? >> guest: it's a partial win for consumers because for the second time the fcc has struck down the -- the court has struck down the fcc's one size fits all net neutrality rules. and it frees isps to engage in deals with content companies and lower prices for consumers. >> host: chance williams, first of all, what is free press? >> guest: free press is a national, nonprofit organization that fights for consumers' rights to connect and communicate online ask in other places -- and in other places. so the net neutrality decision was a big, wig thing for us and something we've been working on for a number of years. >> host: overall, what's your assessment? >> guest: i think the court's decision strikes a m

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this is a great project at page and masonic right in the heart of district 5. directly next door to saint agnes church. our office has been working on it for the better part of the year from [speaker not understood] and mayor's office of housing. it will provide much needed housing for developmentally disabled adults and reinvigorate a building that's been sitting fallow for decades now. i want to thank the sponsors and the staff who have been working on this, kim dunn from mercy housing, sarah valve from planning and ruby harris from the mayor's office of housing. two of them you'll hear from after me. they have done outstanding outreach to the community. the project is supported by the haight ashbury improvement association, the haight ashbury neighborhood council, the haight ashbury neighborhood [speaker not understood] didn't take a vote but they're supportive. as well as urban high school which is right down the street from the project. of course supervisor breed supports it and asks for your vote today. thank you. >> thank you, mr. johnson. i believe we h