sherie is johnson is tracking down -- sherie john -- sherrieionson is track down the latest about a -- johnson is tracking down a case of cannibalism. >> we will have the possibility of some severe weather as we go into the afternoon. we look at maryland's most powerful radar as of now. and we do see a few showers. no storms into anne arundel it's around shadyside and chesapeake beach getting in on the action. i will talk about the stormy weather coming up but let's check the traffic with lauren. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we have trouble in southeast baltimore war truck lost cargo on lombard street at 895. watch out for that. as far as northeast corridor is concerned, of 95, here's white marsh, everything is up to speed at route 4 3. no delays as you travel down towards the beltway. and here's a live look at the beltway in parkville, that outer loop is congest from harford road towards charles street. that's the abc2 timesaver traffic. >>> disturbing details in case out of har forecounty what started as search for a missing person and turned into a murder investigation.

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sheri coming back to brava, here you have this establish, amazing writer who has won a clue -- slew of awards. now she gets to director and work. even though she is this amazing, established writer, the truth is, she is being nurtured as a director and is being given some space to direct. >> the play is described as ceremony and -- where ceremony and theater me. in the indigenous tradition, when you turn 52, it is like the completion of an important era. the importance of the ceremony is to say, you are 52. whenever you have been caring for the first 52 years, it is time to let it go. really, here, they have given me carte blanche to do this. i think it is nice for me, in the sense of coming back 25 years later and seeing personally my own evolution as an artist and thinker. the whole effort to put the chicano or indigenous woman's experience on center stage is, in itself, for euro-american theaters, a radical position. because of the state of theater, it is a hard roll to hold up in institution. it is a hard road. i am looking at where we are 25 years later in the bay area, looking at

i am sheri kaiser. honestly, i am a bit at a loss to address the objections to the declaration of share of -- sheriff hennesy. sy. the declaration is that the duties and powers of the sheriff, contained in this declaration, are relevant. i do not understand that objection. one of the elements we have to prove is that the misconduct occurred in relation to the duties of office. in order to do that, we need to provide evidence to you of what the duties of office consist of. the acting sheriff certainly has a foundation and the knowledge to tell you what the duties of the office of sheriff are. i believe, unless you or sheriff mirkarimi has questions, this is limited to a declaration of how the office functions, and standards of professional conduct for the share of as the sheriff understands them to be a duty of her office. chairperson hur: questions from the commissioners for ms. kaiser? mr. kopp or mr. wagner, do you have a response? -- or mr. maggonerwaggoner, do u have a response? >> our response is f

sheri here, obviously. >> in august 2010, a mysterious video purported to be a piece of courtroom evidence starts to circulate across the web. it's dubbed exhibit b-5. >> it has an element of where did this come from. that you're really curious about. >> i am recording this so you can share in this amazing step-by-step process of my brilliant practical joke. >> the video is about an attractive young lady who is setting up a friend of hers to be pranked. >> you need to water this. you making a movie? >> she gets ready with one of her friends who dresses up like some kind of criminal intruder. >> this is a classic surprise prank. >> okay, that's her. hide. >> get down. >> you know something is going to happen, but you don't know what. you can't tear yourself away from it. [ screaming ] >> we have to warn you here, what you're about to see and hear is disturbing. >> rachel, it's me! rachel! >> exhibit b-5 creates an internet sensation sparking vigorous debate. some believe it's really leaked trial evidence. >> it feels real. like the shaky camera and the sort of awkward moments when they aren

sheri rowan.s performing a new procedure for dry eye. >> i hope this does the trick, i really am. it would be phenomenal not have to go through this every day. >> what mary has been going through is the typical discomfort of dry eye and typical eye drops haven't helped the symptom. >> very miserable. very. >> this is the most revolutionary treatment for dry eyes that i've ever seen. >> dr. rowan says there are two components to dry eye. not enough water and not enough oil. lipoflow solves the problem of not enough oil by unplugging the oil glands in the eyelids. >> we are now able to rejuvenate the action of the glands so that the proper amount of oil can be secreted into the tear film and the tear will not evaporate. >> right now, it is not covered by insurance and it isn't cheap. $2,000 for the treatment. >> when it comes to your health, i don't think you should worry about an expense. you can always make a way and that, you know, your health is very important. >> time for mary's lipoflow proced

earlier sheri ahn spoke with someone who specializes in foreign affairs at the canon institute for global studies. >> what's behind the u.s. decision to increase its forces in the pacific? >> you know, when obama announced this new policy, january, i think many here were skeptical about what the real intention would be. but i think by referring to specific number like 60% or something, i think leon panetta had successfully reassured the ally friends and asia that the united states is serious about the rebalancing toward east asia. >> now china has been rather reserved with its response to the shift. why is that? >> well, you know, it may not be the best comfortable place for china to start, because the united states is very serious about it and probably the asean countries may wish to gang up against china because of the military rise of china in that part of the world. so probably together with the united states and maybe japan and korea could gang up against china. so they don't want to be seen as being scorched in singapore. i think that's one of the reasons. the second reason could be

shery ahn spoke with nhk. >> they monitored the cease-fire. they don't carry weapons and they are not authorized to use force. so that limits their ability to bring an end to the violence. the situation seems to get worse every day. the city seems tob heading toward a full-fledged civil war, unfortunately. >> the international community has been quite divided over what to do with the situation there. what's it doing now? >> the u.n. security council severely condemned the killing of more than 100 syrians in houla. the leaders of the u.s., germany, france and italy met afterwards in the emergency video conference. they agreed on the need for peaceful transition of power in syria. the former u.n. chief kofi annan said if that plan fails, western leaders may have to look at other options. >> we've been reporting on how the russians and chinese feel about intervening. what support is there for that position? >> both the russians and the chinese have registered intervention at the u.n. and elsewhere. but the fact is, western leaders, too, are cauti

. >> earlier my colleague shery ahn got some insights into new business tie-ups between europe and northorea. >> europe and north korea are both geographically and culturally quite distant. it is interest ing ing to hear european businesses want to invest there. >> relations between europe and north korea run deep. many have diplomatic relation with north korea. the north has embassies in london and several other capital cities in europe and north korea's new leader, kim jong-un, wants it in switzerland. >> how does europe view north korea's nuclear development and missile programs? >> europe is seeking denucle denuclearization of north korea like japan, united states and south korea. but at the same time, european countries have been using their diplomatic ties with north korea to pursue their own agendas. this was demonstrated when the eu visited pyongyang in may 2001. the delegation came away with north korea pledge to temporarily freeze its missile tests. it appears that europe's strategy is to maintain pressure on pyongyang and at the same time pursue a policy of engagement. >> and

. >> earlier, my colleague sheri ahn spoke with nhk reporter to get some insights into new business tie-upsetween europe and north korea. >> europe and north korea are both geographically and culturally quite distant. it's interesting to hear european businesses are actually wanting to invest there. >> in fact, relations between europe and north korea run deep. many european countries have diplomatic relations with north korea. the north has embassies in london and several other capital cities in europe. and north korea's new leader, kim jong-un, wants it in switzerland. >> how does europe view north korea's nuclear development and missile programs? europe is see denuclearization of north korea just like japan, the united states, and south korea. at the same time, european countries have been using their diplomatic ties with north korea to pursue their own agendas. this was demonstrated when the delegation visited pyongyang in may 2001. the delegation came away when north korea pledged to temporarily freeze its missile tests. it appears that europe's strategy is to maintain pressure on pyon

it continues to shut down sponson street and sherie scone -- sherrie johnson will bring you an update. live look at 395, you will notice absolutely nothing to get in your way if you are traveling through the fort mchenry tunnel the it will take 8 minutes traveling northbound from the beltway to the toll plaza and as we check in and look at some other drive times, no delays on the beltway. it will be nice and clear. 12 minutes traveling the outer loop from 795 towards 95. and the jfx also clear. megan. >> thanks so much. >>> we have breaking news to tell you about this morning out of southwest baltimore where crews are on the scene fighting a fire at a row home. this is happening on spoonson street. it happened -- sponson street. sherrieionson is live -- shall sherrie johnson is live with more. we talked to you a little time ago. what new information do you have and what's the situation you are seeing. >> reporter: we just left the scene and we are headed back to the station now. we will have all new video coming up at the top of the 6:00 hour. a hectic scene in southwest baltimore at

earlier shery ahn spoke to a kuni miyake who specializes in foreign affairs at the cannon institute for global studies. >> so what's behind the u.s. decision to increase its forces in the pacific? >> you know, when obama announced this new policy this january, i think many here were a bit skeptical about what the real intention would be. but i think by referring to specific number like 60% or something, i think panetta had successfully reassured the ally friends in asia that the united states is serious about the rebalancing towards east asia. >> now china has been rather reserved with its response to this shift. why is that? >> well, you know, it may not be the best, comfortable place for china this time, because the united states is very serious about it and probably asean countries may wish to gang up against china because of the military rise of china in that part of the world. so, probably together with the united states and maybe japan and korea could gang up against china. so they don't want to be seen as being scorched in singapore. i think that's one of the reasons. the second

earlier, our shery ahn spoke with kuni miyak whoi specializes in foreign affairs at the canon institute for global studies. >> what's behind the u.s. decision to increase its forces in the pacific? >> you know whenbama announced this new policy this january, i think many here were a bit skeptical about what the real intention would be. but i think by referring to specific number like 60% or something, i think the panetta had successfully reassured the friends in asia that the united states is serious about the rebalancing towards east asia. >> now china has been rather reserved with its respons to thisift. why is that? >> well, you know may not be the best comfortable place for china to start because the united states is very serious about it and probably the asean countries may wish to gang up against china because of the rise of military -- military rise of china in that part of the world. so probably together with the united states and maybe japan and korea could gang up against china. so they don't want to be seen as being scohed in singape. i think that's one of the reasons. the se

a suspect in custody makes a confession about what he did to his victim and sherie johnson is live with. >> reporter: we are live at the harford county sheriff department and we will check in throughout the morning trying to find out new information. but for right now this morning, 21-year-old alexander kin youa is locked up charged with first- degree murder in the death of 37-year-old kujoe agea cody. he is here visiting -- he was here visiting from ghana on a student visa. and authorities say he was last seen on friday morning heading out for a job. about 5:30 that morning. he was later reported missing. now authorities say the suspect told detectives that he killed agyei-kodie and ate his heart and portions of his brain. body parts were found in the home and a nearby demp -- dumpster. kinyua's family called when they noticed body parts. >> he stated he consumed mr. kodie's internal organs his heart and portions of his brain. the suspect then led detectives to a dumpster at 536 trim balance road in joppa where they recovered what remained of mr. kodie's body. >> reporter: authorities

sherrie johnson is live with the latest and this story changes minute by minute sherie. >> reporter: that's right. -- sherrie. >> reporter: authorities are on the scene killed a back a little bit. when we first arrived at 4 a.m. there were tons of cars and trucks. it scaled back a little bit but some authorities are on the scene. dea agents went inside the building about 3:30 this morning. dea has meth lab specialists. they have been sampling the air every ten minutes. special ops took samples for evaluation trying to figure out if it's a meth lab. howard county police arrested four men believed to be manufacturing methamphetamine in a hotel room right here at the holiday inn express in elk ridge. police got a tip 10:40 last night about a meth lob. -- lab. when officers arrived they smelled a strong unusual odor in a room on the 4th floor. once they went inside, they saw chemicals and immediately arrested the four men. now all -- all of them are adults. they checked in on saturday they believe. authorities evacuated rooms on the 4th floor and above and below the suspect's room. we ca

sherie sonson. >>> 3 minutes after 5 -- sherrie johnson. >>> the man charged in the death of fellisha barnes will be arraigned. michael johnson was her sister's ex-boyfriend. barnes disappeared in december 2010. her body was found in the wanko dam four months later. >>> group supporting maryland same sex marriage law is stepping up to defend it. they will open two campaign offices in baltimore and silver spring. groups opposed to the bill collected enough signature to get the measure on referendum. officials are reviewing the signatures. >>> baltimore city police are on the lookout for a man who ran away from his work detail. take look at the scene. this is 45-year-old joseph viars who jumped a fence yesterday afternoon and has not been seen since. he was work in the patterson park area wearing a gray correctional center jump suit. he is serving a year sentence for second degree assault. if you have information, call police. >>> news time 5:04. a texas prisoner is in montgomery county accused in a sexual assault in silver spring. evidence collected at the rape scene matches dna from d

. >> and when sheri stopped him, she didn't know for sure who he was, and she asked him for his id. he said i don't have any id. but he told her his last name. >> he tells her his last name is gray. gillespie realizes he fits the description of the andrew lee gray, a man wanted by police for assaulting his girlfriend with a knife. she asks gray to put his hands on the trunk of the car. >> he placed his hands on the car, and she took her handcuffs out. he spun around to fight her. she grabbed him by the shirt and told him you don't want to do this. you're just going to get yourself in more trouble. >> gillespie grabs gray by the shirt, but gray decides to make what could be a life or death move. he tears off gillespie's vest microphone and goes for her gun. >> he reached to grab the gun. as soon as he did that, she tried to grab hold of him. and they started tussling. >> the gun is a 40 caliber glock. and gillespie knows if gray gains control of it, he could shoot her. but gray is having trouble. he seems to be trying to find the safety on the gun, hoping to release it. while gillesp

. >> reporter: sheri's sister shannon, an escort on a call, went missing from a gated community justd of the long island serial killer. in may of 2010. it was the search for shannon that led to the four victims -- young women like shannon, all linked to the sex trade. >> this is the american version of jack the ripper. that's the kind of case that this is. >> reporter: on the last night of her life, shannon made a 911 call pleading for help, ran from her client's home and disappeared into the night. police finally found her body 18 months later in a nearby marsh. >> we have located the skeletal remains. >> reporter: richard dormer who was police commissioner at the time told "48 hours" he shannon's death was not related to the serial killer. he believes she ran into the marsh, disoriented and drowned accidentally. but then why were her clothes found a quarter mile away. >> that's explainable but she's hysterical and she's discarding her possessions as she moves along. >> but her clothes? >> well, her jeans could have come off from running in that environment. >> there isn't a scintil

now, there was this much publicized event where shery crow forgot the lyrics to one of her own songs.rds? it's live. i'm 50, what can i say? >> sheryl crow says the tumor had nothing to do with that momentary lapse. she has two little children, she's working hard. sometimes people forget things. it's important to note, the tumor isn't actually in her brain, it's between the lining of the brain and the skull. so that's important to note. sanjay said it's not anywhere where it would affect her memory. now, many of us remember that sheryl crow is a breast cancer survivor. there are studies showing that breast cancer survivors do have an increased chance of getting these tumors later in life. however, some stud did i haves show it's not true. if it is true, it may be because there are hormones involved in both mengiomas and in breast cancer. >> we wish her the very best. cnn "news room" continues with kate baldwin. >> thank you. i'm kate baldwin in for brooke baldwin today. let's get straight to it. we begin with a drug raid today at puerto rico's main airport so big that drug dealers on