. >> russell barnes cannot believe it has been a year since his 16-year-old daughter disappeared appeared >> felicia would be in college right now. she would be going to college and loving her friends and her sisters and her brother. everyone a round. we would talk every day, text every day. >> those dreams and aspirations never came to fruition. she disappeared while visiting a relative last christmas break. she was last seen on december 28 at her sister's apartment. >> me personally, i believe something happen in the apartment. i really do. the way the scenario played out, it just does not seem like felicia would get up and go in there on her own. >> after months of searching, her body was found in the river. her death has been classified as a murder but officials would not say how she died. no arrests have been made, police say it is still an active case and say they have made progress but would not elaborate, fear of jeopardize think he ought investigation. >> there has been a lot of crying, a lot of hurting, a lot of frustration and anger. there has been a lot of "why" questions. >>

. >> tonight russell barnes and his family will gather to mark the sad milestone. >> the biggest thing now is to be able to look at her life and to look at her legacy and to not see tragedy but to see it as an outpouring of love. >> we will never really have final closure. we just are really looking for justice for felicia right now. we do not believe it is too far away. we are waiting and we are praying. >> tonight's memorial service starts at 7:00 here at brown's memorial baptist church. if you have any information, please call the police. we are live in northwest baltimore,sheldon dutez. >> it was a windy and cold day today. temperatures topped out in the 40's but it felt much colder than that. still a little breezy out there this evening. winds are diminishing. it is 38 degrees at bwi. the temperatures will drop into the low to mid it 20's tomorrow morning and get up to 45 in the afternoon. we will check the seven-day forecast when i come back in just a few minutes. >> public and presidential candidates are visiting every corner of iowa this week trying to gain a voter support. >>

. >> reporter: russell barnes is desperate to find his daughter's killer. one year ago the teenager disappeared while visiting her sister in northwest baltimore. investigators found her body naked in the susquehanna river but have made no arrests. >> for my daughter to be found in a body of water and where i've seen her body at, no human should ever be disposed of like that. >> reporter: the case gained national attention and unprecedented resources from baltimore city police. almost the entire homicide unit was working it. brian williams, whose mom lives in the building where felicia was last seen alive, remembers the exhaustive searches. >> there was a lot after tension over here. a lot of attention here all day and all night. >> reporter: police say they found no evidence of foul play where she disappeared. state police have taken over the case and tell us they are making progress, reinterviewing family and friends and conducting forensic examinations and reviewing evidence. >> as a family, we want them to do what they have to do, take their time, but ju

barn burns to the ground and four horses die. an investigation by the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, and firearms or atf points to arson. the main suspect, russell sublet. a 41-year-old ex-con who tends horses in the area. special agent david haynes learned he may own a sawed off shotgun. >> i made contact with russell sublet. he agreed to meet with us. >> on the afternoon of september 29th, sublet is at a local hospital visiting his father. and tells hayes he can meet him there. troopers are brought in as backup. >> he was known through the police community as being a subject that any time you deal with him you want to be on high alert and be ready for anything. >> no sooner do they arrive at the hospital when sublet is spotted leaving. >> we saw him pull out of the parking lot and start going down the road. >> at that point we took out in the parking lot attempting to make a traffic stop on him. >> the troopers turn on their flashing lights. but sublet does not slow down. >> i realize that he had no intentions in stopping. >> as the hot pursuit continues southwest on a busy two-lane road, sublet guns the motor faster. >> i remember one time lo

barnes has the story of. reporter: some of jeanine mizell's fondest memories are from the hours she spent in the what are wear store her grandfather russell store her grandfather russell opened in 1941. my brother and i had been running the business ever since he passed away of. reporter: it's the kind of place where you can find that unusual screw or bolt and get an honest opinion about your to- do list. >> you're welcome to come around back and look at those of. reporter: mizell's delivered plywood to the white house and capitol in a horse drawn wagon back in the day. the lumberyard is all but deserted now. four generations of mizell's can no longer compete with the likes of home depot or the economy. the store closes for good this friday. >> it's i think one of the biggest shocks actually of my life because i've been coming in here my entire life. so it's sort of like been a slow death. reporter: bob who has been shopping here for 39 years never thought this day would come. >> it's close to this neighborhood and they most always had what i wanted of. reporter: jesse wittit is one of only two employees to have a new job to go to. >> kin