sharon, would you? would you take all your kids into that environment again knowing what happened to them after? because it was incredibly exciting, but it was much bigger than i think any of you realized and the harsh reality in the media aftermath certainly for most of your kids, it was pretty tortuous the years afterwards. >> i've gone over and over the same question in my mind, did i do the right thing? and i honestly have to say that i would do it again. i definitely would. we had unbelievable experiences as a family that we shared. it was an amazing time in our life. yes, bad things happen. but bad things happen anyway. >> ozzy, what do you think looking back on it? if you had the choice now to make that series or not? >> it's a very difficult question for me to answer. i did -- it became huger than i ever expected it to be. i would do it again if i didn't know what -- if i didn't know what the outcome was going to be, that all my kids and myself were going to be back in rehab, my wife was going t

sharon is taken out of the master bedroom.e tied with telephone cable and she's lying facedown. >> as they're away from the three hostages lined up on the floor, he briefly drops the shirt hiding his face. >> he doesn't know it. the camera is in that corner there. suddenly, casey seems to think he has a chance to overpower the first gunman who has him pinned to the floor. you see him grab the muzzle of the tec-9 and a struggle ensues there. casey's attempt at resistance fails badly and he is shot once in the back. sharon rogers and marie remain motionless. they cannot understand why one of the gunmen decides to close the sliding glass door. >> at this point it is premeditated that they know that they're going to shoot these three people, there's no reason to close the door if they're not going create a disturbance. >> picking her up by the pants and like them up. he takes his weapon out and he doesn't shoot and he puts it back into his pants and seconds later he pulls it back out and fires one shot into sharon anderson. one sh

sharon, would you? would you take all your kids into that environment again knowing what happened to them after? because it was incredibly exciting, but it was much bigger than i think any of you realized and the harsh reality in the media for most of your kids, it was pretty tore torous years after. >> i've gone over and over the same question in my mind, did i do the right thing. and i honestly have to say that i would do it again. i definitely would. we had unbelievable experiences as a family that we shared. it was an amazing time in our life. yes, bad things happen. but bad things happen anyway. >> what's interesting, i think, with you, and i've got to know you well. i feel very privileged to have done that. but i didn't know you through the really bad days. and what came through in the movie was there were a lot of bad days. there weren't many good days as far as some of the family were concerned. >> it wasn't my idea when i was living -- this is documented as well. i'd go out and have a few drink

sharon has a bunch of accidents. more after the weather. >>> it's interesting with the day-night dynamic, temperatures kind of, it's on the chilly side but feeling less chillier than this afternoon. looking at the day's part, in the mid-40s now. what we are talking about by the afternoon is the 50s. normal 71. 53 lunch. high of 55. by tonight, we ramp this rain up and out of here. for next five days, a beautiful day out. >>> sharon gibala at traffic control. >> good morning. we picked up a few problems since we spoke. first of all, the accident that i mentioned before on 83 southbound. we picked up a new accident on route 1, that's between trap road and deer creek bridge. a truck fire in the city on annapolis. beltway, everything is at full speed. looking good on the west side of the beltway at old court. we cleared up both accidents on 95 and 295. >>> here is what people will talk about, arrest following the huge 3-alarm blaze and tire shop in northwest baltimore. monique griego is live at the fire scene with more o

we'll call it 68. >>> what awaits you on the way to work and or school, sharon gibala. >> we already cleared up our second morning of the accident. it was on 295. speeds on -- on the beltway still looking good. as we take a look at the traffic camera, everything is looking nice. everything is moving smoothly on 295 and 175. remember, wjz is always on. you can log on to wjz.com. >>> here's what people will be talking about today, the death of america's genius. check out the web page of apple. >> reporter: flowers and balloons cover a benefit of -- bench outside of apple's headquarters. the company announce the death of its ceo on wednesday. >> steve jobs said he wanted to put a dent in the universe. i think he clearly did that. >> reporter: a college dropout land computer wiz kid, jobs cofounded apple. he was 21 and forced out in the mid-1980s after he clashed with the company's board. 12 years later he was back as ceo creating gadgets like the iphone, ipod and ipad. >> you will be blown away. >> reporter: it revolutionized the industry. in a statement president obama said there may b

over to sharon gibala. good morning. >>> still a big mess out there.atch for an accident and delays on 95 southbound. delays back to white marsh. the accident at eastern avenue blocking the left lane. another accident on 100. this one in the eastbound direction at long gate. susquehanna at con weango avenue. take greeley. smoke still can be seen on the jfx. delays on 795. delays on the beltway, 31 miles per hour is your speed on the west side. there is a live look at delays on the topside. this is brought by home paramount pest control. >>> fire at mount washington tavern, firefighters have extinguished a majority of the flames. a lot of damage has been done. it broke out on newberry before 5:00 this morning. there are no reports of juror cause at the tavern. jurors should be dib rating the case of currie. prosecutors say he took nearly a quarter of a million dollars from the grocery store chain shoppers food warehouse using his political power to benefit the stores. if convicted he called face time in prison. trial of a woman accused of killing her co

sharon's going to have traffic. bernadette will have weather. princesses and super heroes. go to our home page and click on the link and look for the pictures as part of a slideshow, a slideshow sponsored,,,,,,,,,,, [ mom ] hey guys. guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls with cinnabon cinnamon are an irresistible sunday morning idea. nothing calls them to the table faster. sunday morning ideas made easy. [ female announcer ] having grands! biscis easy.the morning just pop 'em in... then go about your business... and in just 15 minutes, your family can enjoy warm fresh from the oven biscuits. grands! warm ideas made easy. >>> good morning. here's what we're looking at to start off the day. 40's out west. 52 in ball. farther to the south we're not mid-50s. the winds are light. they will be turning around as the storm approaches us. the two will converge over the mid-atlantic. we're going to see the clouds come. they will thicken up. tomorrow rain and the winds picking up. on thursday, even though the center pulls away, the winds wi

story of my father, ariel sharon.-no one side of my father, as i am, i would say, the most closest person to my father. and this book shows it come from the most intimate point of view that you can get. and i found it a beauty to share the stories that i was exposed to, for instance, our endless drives in the farm while i'm driving and he's sitting and we were driving among the sheep and the cows. my father had always a very hard time parting with animals, even if they were not productive any more. i said dad, if it were up to you, we would open an old age home for could yous and sheep who does not give milk, and he would say oh, just give them another chance. >> but i find it interesting, it's the life of a leader title, but in one part i thought it should be the life of a patriot, whether you agree or not. because his whole life was israel. and i think that an american reading this book understand what it's like to live under the threat of terrorism day in and day out, and attempt to take responsibility for your peo

. >> simon: one of those friends was sharon davis.ame back to otsuchi, and thought she knew what awaited her. >> sharon davis: i've seen the pictures and the videos, but this is infinitely worse. >> simon: she was particularly concerned about ken-san, the man who had first brought otsuchi and fort bragg together. >> davis: ken-san, it's so good to see you. i know you lost all your guitars. >> sasaki: no way. >> simon: last year, sharon hosted two otsuchi students, satoko and nana, at her home in california as part of the exchange program. they'd survived the tsunami, heard sharon was in town, heard she was coming to their school. ( crying ) >> davis: that was like the sun coming out from behind the clouds. it was beautiful. >> simon: girls are okay? >> davis: they are. they're okay. they're strong girls. and for what they've been through, it... it really amazes me. >> simon: sharon brought a thousand letters from kids back in fort bragg. but some of the reunions were tough, so tough that when otsuchi's school superintendent spotted sh

that gave closure to sharon frazier's family. you will hear a lot throughout the campaign about our dna labs, the state it is in, which is a failing state, and our dap's inability to address it either as police chief or as d.a.. i wanted to give you this issue because in the 21st century, dna is a critical tool, essentially -- essential to our ability to put the most dangerous and violent criminals behind bars and give closer to their families. every time we put a serial criminal, rapist, and murder behind bars, we are that much safer. as a dna expert, prosecutor for 22 years, and the leader of an elite trial unit, experience matters. i will bring my experience to my job and leave san francisco to a safer and protected city. >> thank you for inviting us and making this possible. i am the oldest one up here, but the newest member of the candidates for district attorney. i entered the race less than a month ago. the reason i entered was i was a district attorney for 20 years, but i have been a defense attorney for the last 16 years

i think it's crazy. >> sharon?ually find it interesting that fox has taken the position it has because they -- it could just as easily co-opt the protesters as a symbol of how obama is failing. >> absolutely. >> i don't agree that had is a left-wing issue. these are people who are hurting in an economic -- a long swing of the economic pendulum that has really hurt the middle class. you know, that we've been reporting about for many year. so the right could just as easily adopt these people and embrace them as their own. but instead they're sort of looking at them as the anarchist -- such a weird word i keep hearing. >> it's striking that fox was more sympathetic a couple of years ago to the tea party movement two years ago, i should say. then it was the liberal media accused of picking out a few protester with crazy sign or yelling at town hall meetings. let me turn to the flap involving anderson cooper's syndicated daytime television show, which is carried or distributed by time-warner, parent company of this netw

sharon is going to update your traffic.going to update your weather. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> meteorologist tim williams in for marty bass >>> good morning, everyone, a nice mild start to your workweek and a nice way to end the celebrateory weekend as far as the ravens are concerned. >> >> a cloud cover with a front moving to our north, a few light sprinkles across the area. 55% relative humidity. elevations in oakland, we get into the mid-to upper 60s around the river and ocean city. across the top tier of the state, westminster. 60 in columbia. 63 in rock hall as we get down -- the winds coming in from the west and northwest, bringing in drier air, but in the short run, we will see some cloud cover as a result of a front trying to push from the great lakes to the south and southeast. not really bringing us much by way of rain. we have a disturbance around florida, bringing flood warning and another disturbance in the tennessee valley. they converge on our region by tomorrow night into wednesday. because of those, both o

sharon chin on how the city is trying to avoid being speed trap. sharon. >> it's not very often the state wants you to raise the speed limit in the residential area, but that is what is happening here. this is gloria ta boulevard and this has no sidewalk. >> it is 25 miles per hour, but state law says unless the city raises it to 30, it can't ticket speeders. susan tom live on gloritta. >> you have to increase a speed limit in order to enforce speeding tickets. >> a mile and a half long road has no sidewalk or street lights. neighbors fear faster driving would make it more dangerous. >> a will the of kids kids who walk around and one false move and that's it for somebody. >> the city says it agrees with neighbors safety concerns and doesn't want to raise the speed limit either. but here's the problem. the state requires cities to update speed limits on main roads every five years based on old driving patterns. the latest survey in april found 85% of motorists driving at or below 36 miles per hour: using the state formula, the state must set the spe

>> sharon, a lot of folks have to be in wayne and his wife's situation. >> a lot of people are tryingfind the lost pension and want the full benefit. you need to check the plan'sical class and when you can do this easily yourself you need to request in writing from the company two key documents, the summary plan description, the summary plan description is what was given to your wife when she left the company saying what her estimated benefit would be and you need the main plan document that actually outlines what the rules are to determine that benefit. once you have those documents you may be able to go through and do the calculations. you want to make sure you get those documents from when she was last working for the company, not the most recent ones so you can have that actual original benefit. if you have any problems, there are a number of places that you can go to for help. there are pension counseling centers around the country, 29 states have them and you can find them through pensionrights.org, the pension rights center website and go to pensionhelpamerica.org, a great rese

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now sharon thinks that matthew will return and his fiance should be getting closer. >> i think he will want to come home. he will want to tell his story to us. he has a great story to tell. he has experienced someone nobody has in this war. >> reporter: and we have that late word from sharon that she did speak to matthew. she -- the fiance spoke to him also and he said he made it from the city back to the capitol of libya and is expected to becoming home with in a couple weeks. that will be quite a reunion in south baltimore. >> all right. thank you. an 18-year-old has been indicted on federal charges of helping a terrorist known as jihad jane. he was arrested back in july when he was just 17. the former high school student with honor social security accused of recruiting women with passports to further the plot of jihad jane. he faces up to 15 years and he could be deported >>> police in alabama have arrested a 27-year-old larry horton accused of using a hatcteh to kill 18-year-old ryan jackson. the body was found saturday. >> a first grade teacher on trial in montgomery, several of h

tough love. >> sharon!ake any crap. i remember one occasion when we were in new york and i'm having a bad time with it and i said to sharon, i wanted her to cuddle me and tell me it's going to be all right. and i go, i think i'm dying. sharon goes, die quietly. i've got an appointment at 9:00. i'm like, what sympathy do i get? >> reporter: at home, ozzy enjoys spending time with his 11 dogs. >> shut the [ bleep ] up. >> reporter: and his brand new ferrari. >> well, this is a direct result of being sober. my first car. >> reporter: this is your first car because you just got your driver's license? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> reporter: that's crazy. >> i know. i am. rock 'n roll. >> reporter: with the rock 'n roll career that spanned more than 40 years, ozzy shows no sign of slowing down. >> so we're here in your man cave. >> yeah. >> reporter: your recording studio, right? do you spend a lot of time down here? >> recently i have. when i'm writing songs i spend a lot of time here. >> reporter: sharon seems to alw