and came right here to the waldorf maryland murder that occurred on this trail on october 26 with theresa bass. now, tonight, people who live in this neighborhood are stunned. they're shocked that the murder suspect in both cases is linked to what happened in their quiet community. tonight, 17-year-old joshua mcbain is in jail suspected of fatally shooting a cab driver last week and gunning down theresa bass last month. >> investigators just got the call they were hoping for. a break from the case. >> reporter: d.c. police helped sheriff's detectives break the case. they got a tip in the cab driver murder investigation claiming joshua shot theresa and her husband, jerry, a montgomery county firefighter while they walked their dog on this trail. jerry has been released from the hospital and his neighbor's wife, a nurse, is helping him recover. >> my wife has been working, dressing his wounds and we just kind of pull eed together as a community to heal. >> reporter: the teen's neighbors are stunned. >> shocked. i wouldn't have expected nothing like that has ever happened. >> reporter: over

i want to introduce to you theresa but also with theresa is a very special person. i want to introduce chef kevin so chef kevin has been incredible in helping the youth to understand the value of running a restaurant and has been working with them, and showing them how to cook basically, and i just saw chef kevin at another wonderful event, our california youth connections who work with our foster youth and donating his time and incredible jump laila and behind me i would like to introduce tammy, dominique, erin, deserie, chris, chef kevin and the leader of the pack theresa. plawz welcome old school cafe. [applause] and the mayor has presented them with a proclamation and they had time with him in his office and it was an honor to seeing the incredible youth doing what they do. they run the restaurant from the front to the back of the restaurant and i encourage all of you to come and have an incredible experience with the youth. not only will they serve you efficiently and amazingly and the food is topnotch and the entertainment and come on down and we expect to see

. >> reporter: theresa nearly lost her life when her car flipped twice over a guard rail into oncoming traffic along highway 4. a good samaritan came to her rescue. she recalls he was wearing military fatigues and knew how to respond in emergencies. >> he turned to the front of me and talked to me and did a quick physical exam to make sure i could feel, make sure my hips weren't broken. and he just talked to me and kept me calm whiflt like i was going to -- when i felt like i was going to pass out and not sure what was going o. >> reporter: she remembers he had bright green eyes. she remembers that detail because he told her to look into his eyes and keep talking and stay calm until paramedics arrived. when she got into the ambulance, he was right by her side. but she said then he just disappeared. before she could say thank you. >> he was the person i needed when i felt like my whole world had disappeared. [ laughter ] >> reporter: theresa's father just hopes one day he'll be able to thank that serviceman, whoever he is. >> a fellow serviceman, i'd like to say thank you to all the peo

it was 1983 when theresa williams and jo deutch began their relationship after moving to washington.ar 29 years? >> over 29 years. 29 1/2 now. >> reporter: since then, they've raised three children. two are now in college. >> two of the boys voted in this election, one of them for the first time. >> reporter: it is a safe bet their sons voted in favor of same-sex marriage. it is something their moms have wanted but have been unable to do in the state they call home. >> we have lived in maryland for almost 30 years. this is our home. this is where we have created our family here in maryland and this is where we wanted to get married. >> reporter: it wasn't easy convincing a majority of marylanders to vote in favor of same-sex marriage. there was a lot of opposition. >> it has been a very long time coming. >> reporter: the maryland delegate says efforts were made to include everyone in the discussion. >> we crossed party lines, all faith traditions, races, creeds. we had supporters at every single level behandly us. >> theresa and jo admit it feels a bit odd planning a wedding after sp

it was tough. >> theresa i went to turn to your. cond in command is your husband at daytner construction grou you say you conststantly meet people with the assumption that you answer to him but you sayay that it rks bebecause you are more of the vivisionary and he is more of the day today guy. if i was your husband, i would be terrified to be married with you. there are all kinds of ways that you have put it all on a line for this company and expected him to go along for the ride. why do you think that works fofor you?u? >> actually, i sleep really well. that is a gift. i think whwhat works well for us is the core of our relationship is the integrity, trust, and respect. we have different strengths that they're almost like pololar opposite. he i is super oanized and always on titime. he is an engineer. he tends to see ththings in black and white. i call him humble to a fault. >> when youre not married to the guy whwho could be your perfect number two, what do you recommend in terms of finding otherr people to hire to fill out the di

theresa garcia, cbs news, rockaway beach, new york. >> you can join us tomorrow starting at 6 a.m. for a telethon to raise money for the american red cross for hurricane sandy relief. we have more details on cbs.com. >>> you became the first man to win consecutive elections with 50% of the vote. now the hard part begins. as we hear, there is a particular word buzzing around washington tonight. cooperation. >> hi, guys. >> reporter: president obama and the first family returned to the white house wednesday evening. in his words, more determined about the work that lies ahead. the president laid out part of the second term agenda in his victory speech tuesday night. >> reducing our deficit, reforming our tax code, fixing our immigration system, freeing ourselves from foreign oil. more work to do. >> reporter: he embraced staffers in chicago. he acknowledged he has to bring the country together after a costly and bruising campaign. >> whether i earned your vote or not, i have listened to you. >> reporter: and the g.o.p. listened, too. house speaker john boehner promises the party is r

as theresa garcia report facing new charges brought by the scandal. >> reporter: the former president of penn state was part of the conspiracy to cover up the sex crimes of former assistant football coach, jerry s sandusky. graham spanier charged with five counts. two other former administrators, timothy curley and gary schultz face those same charges. >> this case is about three powerful and influential men. three men who used their positions at penn state to conceal and cover up for years the activities of a known child predator. >> reporter: sandusky was convicted of sexually abusing ten boys over a 15-year period, though prosecutors suspect there were more victims. he is serving a 30 to 60-year sentence. prosecutors charge the three school administrators knew about at least two assaults. >> this was a conspiracy of silence by top officials working to actively conceal the truth. >> reporter: spanier said he would have acted if he knew sandusky was a predator. but his colleagues turned a blind eye, concerned more about themselves and the university's image. >> the one fact that you

. >> reporter: holding hands still very much in love, it was 1983 when theresa williams and jo doutcsh began their relationship after moving to washington. did i hear 29 years? >> 29 1/2 now. >> reporter: since then they've raised three children. two are now in college. >> two of the boys voted in this election, one of them for the first time. >> reporter: it's a safe bet their sons voted in favor of same sex marriage. it's something their moms have wanted but have been unable to do in the state they call home. >> we have lived in maryland almost 30 years. this is our home. this is where we have created our family here in maryland and this is where we wanted to get married. >> reporter: it wasn't easy convincing a majority of marylanders to vote in favor of same sex marriage. there was a lot of opposition. >> it's been a very long time coming. >> reporter: maryland delegate heather lazeer says efforts were made to include everyone in the discussion. >> we crossed party lines, all faiths, traditions, races, creeds. we had supporters at every single level behind us. >> reporter: theresa

i would like to thank openly and theresa yunga from the mayor's office of housing for being here and i would like to also acknowledge ken rich who will -- who is making the presentation. so, those are my comments. just want today put that on the record. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor olague. mr. rich, please continue. >> the parcels you see on the screen now are those that are remaining to be sold. everything else that came before this is either already sold or in contract to be sold. these are the parcels that remain to be sold. we expect to issue an rfp for parcels r, s and t in the next couple of months. parcel l is the -- is part of the proxy project and we expect to wait a few years before putting that parcel up for sale. so, just to quickly cover temporary use because the supervisor mentioned. because of the thing previous several years we saw land prices lower significantly historically, [speaker not understood] some central freeway parcels until the market recovered. and the city wanted to see -- soroush-azar i, till the market recovered and the city would see a better s

just start by thanking supervisor kim for her leadership on this item and i'd like to also thank theresa with the mayor's office of housing for their assistance as well. so, as port staff have articulated through its ten-year capital plan which has been forwarded to the board of supervisors, there are some unique characteristics of port property that drive up the cost of development. we are typically building on filled land which is not seismically based so you have to drive piles to support structures. we have a lot of historic resources that are expensive to save and oftentimes we have environmental remediation challenges with port property, which we are addressing with our regulatory partners. in 1997 the port completed a seven-year planning process to look at potential uses of port property with broad consensus of the waterfront land use plan. and it provided for a range of potential uses at different sites and there are some sites that are no longer needed for maritime purposes. often these are field lots that are on the west side of the embarcadaro and there we conat thevtion place

first person we have is theresa peterson, she's 51, all the way from kodiak, alaska. until she was 21. and she hasn't worn makeup for the last ten years. so she was really excited to have this glam new look. let's take a listen to her story. >> you came from alaska and thank goodness you're safe, but still a bummer. >> we've been safe, but we haven't had the opportunity to see a thing. we've been in washington, d.c. and everything was closed. so we made our way here to new york. rented a car because the trains and buses were closed. so we're here now and happy to be on the "today" show. >> now you get to be on your favorite national show and get a makeover and it's your birthday. so happy birthday. is this a treat? >> yeah. >> that was cute. so here are her daughters, elizabeth and mckenzie. please keep your blind folds on until i ask you to take them off. here is theresa peterson before. all right. let's see the new you. >> such a great look. take off your blind folds. take them off. >> wow! all right. are you ready, mom? >> oh, my gosh. oh, this is wonderful. >> you

and he is listed as the son of christian and theresa kimmel.an and theresa kimmel didn't marry until 1886, six years after frank's birth. >> get out of here. that's [ bleep ]. doesn't matter. we evoluded over here. >> jimmy: apparently, we came from bastards. >> what we do know further, is christian kimmel wasn't in the united states until 1883. >> jimmy: good. we're not nazis. >> let's look at the other side. >> jimmy: good. aunt chippy is getting bored. >> no, i'm not. >> we're already back to your great, great grandparents. okay? and his mother was her father was a man named federico. and he and his brother, they, for some reason, decided they needed to build a staircase up to their building. and they built this marble staircase. and the problem was, they built it right in the middle of the road. >> that sounds about right. >> they built it in the middle of the road? >> it goes up to the building. people are kind of upset about this because it goes through the main thoroughfare of town. people can't get through. and the thoroughfare goes to

today needed a jacket. 59, santa rosa. 56, santa theresa. mid 50s back into los gatos. get a look at the radar. scans around. fie find numerous reports of northern california, central. southern california from the cold storm system. right now continues to move to the south. so we have seen the worst of it. at this point. but we still have some lingering instability right here across the santa cruz mountains. picking up. quarter to 1/2 inch per hour. west of the scotts valley. may hold up. we think for scotts valley. glenwood. not expecting it to last long. 30, 40 minutes. could get a quick downpour on 17. let's bring you back out now to the snowfall totals. up across the sierra. it was going. pretty strong. we are starting to see things lessen up. and the heaviest over right now. look at these totals. anywhere from one to one and a half feet. up across kirkwood. north star. squaw valley. sugar bowl. in the past month. had about four feet of fresh snow. look at this cold from the storm system. gripping the entire state. from fort bragg to palms spring. 62. coldest number

the two remaining survivors... ...theresa oweesby and david clark...are each in critical conddtion at shock trauma. and in aane arundel county...... fouu people are dead...... as a resuut of this crash involving two vehicles. the victims include three adults and ooe child.pictures from the scene near the intersection of marley neck and freeman ssores roadss... upside down and the other - jjst after 1:30 this afternoon. police don't have a causs for the accident yet. and so far, are not releasing the names of the victims. human remains found in a wooded area of baltimore county have now been still investigattng.melinda - roedee has more on the story &pffom reisterstown. reisterstown. 12:34:00 intro - "this wooded area is filled with overgrown brush, power lineesand a single pathway. it as not far from his path that search crews found the remains of an adult male this weekend." 11:55:58 "there were a lot of cop cars up there. -3 the woman who diee,,after she wassfound face down in the water n canton last week..... has been identified as a johnn &pdr. elizabeth o'hearn was ld - found in

south bay out of san jose on 101 towards san martine, a little rain there, heavier rain on the santa theresa boulevard. there is some snow in the higher elevations, it is coming down and there will be a dusting on hamilton, better chance tonight. the low is coming towards us, as it does, it is going to kickoff more showers and thunderstorms. this low is the break from this morning into the early afternoon. cool temperatures, mainly 40s through 7:00, partly cloudy low to mid 50s noon showers back by 4:00 especially during the evening look how chilly upper 40s to 50 for evening. saturday, sunday, monday, drying trend, back into the 60s by monday away from the coast. >>> good morning. wet roads the culprit this morning give yourself extra time, bay bridge a little busy, no delays into san francisco, no metering lights there. wet roads on the san mateo bridge, headlights headed eastbound towards hayward tail lights towards foster city, clear, san jose northbound 87 past hp pavillion, light, wet. can't stress to take your time, flooding westbound 580 north livermore that accident cleared out of l

rebecca mary theresa casey. my grandparents are from ireland. dublin? no, from the west.ttle town in galway. i'm told it's a beautiful place but it's a very poor town. my family's village was poor, too. you know-- no money, no jobs, just politics. i guess that's why both our families moved to the united states. oh, yeah, that's right-- to have a better life, to get an education and to make a living. yeah, well, my family never did. well, hey, you'll be the first. what do you mean? come on, you'll write some wonderful pop song and become a huge hit. yeah. i like the way you think. ( laughs ) me, too. wow. these canyons are spectacular. yeah, it... it says here that these canyons were sacred to the agua caliente indians. it's pronounced "agua caliente." agua caliente. and i've got to take some photos. do you mind carrying my bag? no, not at all. here you go. okay, got it. it's hard to imagine what these canyons were like so many years ago. probably much the same as they are today. look at that over there. this is really amazing. they must call this a desert oasis. yeah, i b

things will change dramatically but not before we break records out here. 88 in santa theresa, 89, gilroyay, 83 in los gatos, we head throughout super tuesday, we will get really comfortable weather for you to head out and vote. 86 tomorrow will peak tomorrow in terms of your warmth, wednesday, upcoming weekend, look at the difference. almost a 20-degree dropoff between wednesday and thursday and friday when highs only climb into the low to middle 50s. hopefully we can get that you sunrise shot. 6:21, check your drive with mike. >> i apologize, i stole that shot, i wanted to show this sunrise glinting off the water, as you are approaching candlestick. this, we don't like. the red, not from the is up rise but from the taillights, jamming up as you are approaching basically the garbage truck on fire, blocking two lanes of 101. jammed up through this shot. you see there's breezy conditions over those mountain peaks, keep that in mind today. map showed you jammed for a mile and a half aproechblg the scene. chp officially issued a sigg alert, they thank means they expect it a half hour or more

delay in police responding to the call because they were investigating a rash of auto thefts on santa theresa boulevard. they have not ided the victim or named the suspect. >>> police in san jose said they had a hard time getting to the scene of the homicide because they were investigating a rash of stolen cars crashing into homes. the car went through the garage and into a bathroom. luckily no one in the home was injured. >> i heard a huge crash, as if lightning had struck my apartment and then immediately after there was this sound of heavy rain. >> a lightning strike knocked out power to hundreds of san francisco residents overnight. the strike damaged five different transformers in noe valley, 34 customers were without electricity throughout the morning. >>> it's been eleven days and people in long island and new jersey are living without power and many say they have had enough and today they all gathered to send a message. >> we have a message for governor cuomo, send the national guard in here today. return the power back on. >> we just want help. we just want help. >> protesters on lon

quieter weather, once we get through these showers for the first part of the morning. 65 in santa theresa. want to help you make those thanksgiving plans for you and your all-important family. that's coming up. first, the roads. slick conditions out there. >> even though it's not actively raining where you might be driving, remember, those slick condition, especially off highway speeds at the off ramp. the green, that would be where wet roads are. we have a smooth drive right now heading towards the bridge. we're looking at 980. we had some construction overnight. crews are still out there in some spots. the issue is right behind that construction. reports of a minor accident there. sounds like a taxi spun out. it is sideways across one of your lanes. we watch 980 approaching 880. we'll track that. spinout's a big risk this morning. eastbound 580, reports of an accident there too. we're not sure about the details. sounds like there may be a car involved, over on the shoulder and watching some slowing. commute direction westbound at livermore we have slowing as well. new accident moving to

victoria lewis and i went to the human rights commission and met with theresa sparks.ld us this was a touchy situation due to political connections involved. she then requested that we meet with tom willis which we did. we were told this is too far up the political ladder. he told us that he used to work for mayor lee before he became mayor with mayor gavin newsome. [speaker not understood] to this day i have yet to receive a response. and here is the letter. i don't know if you can see it or not. it's dated february 17, 2011. to mr. willis. the san francisco film office [speaker not understood] the film office has denied me upcoming and ongoing productionses in local 16's jurisdiction. many past executive directors of the [speaker not understood] have known about the situation and refuse to assist others with information on production. working as -- one of the commissioners [inaudible] that work on the major shows in town working as a production manager is impossible to get any information and get through to production to find out who is hiring in my field. president

comfortably hit the beach, look at some of these number, 80 in san francisco, 82, santa cruz, 88, santa theresa, close to 88 in gilroy today. make sure you're ready for that, rain in the forecast, show you that on the 7-day forecast. ready to go in my next report. 4:40 first. good morning, mike. >> good morning. changes ahead, like you said. looking here to fremont. 880, changes in store here, feet way, very light volume right now. i will take you to the maps and we will show you the fun zone, fremont, union city newark, that's what i call it right now, not that case, we zoom in toward central avenue, where bob just gave you the report, the deadly overnight shooting involving an officer. now, we are the only crew on the scene and bob told me that central safe close there had between logan and glenn more. now that is a major spot as folks head down towards 880 and also try to avoid some of that congestion that can be over there by the high school and junior high school off of thornton f this doesn't reopen by the morning commute, you will have to taken a alternate. we will continue to track that

the superintendent of schools you're going to hear from in a minute, he was there, i know ter theresa sparks was there, i was so proud of san francisco in being there because the superintendent, he's, you can tell he's a teacher because he took control of that room. there was a thousand people in that room, he had them all raise their hands to quiet them down, it was beautiful. you could see the teacher in him. but i was so proud of being in san francisco because the kids -- kids are kids -- they were warned, you need to be respectful, you need to be respectful of the children that are being depicted in this film, please don't laugh at inappropriate moments, that kind of thing, and the kids were great. the kids were silent and crying when things were really tough and when things were going well for the kids depicted in the film they were cheering. it was a really, really wonderful moment. it was a wonderful way to start off this summit. i'm sure our superintendent will be talking about that. so i want to turn to him, our wonderful san francisco suplt of schools, richard karutz is here

this is near santa theresa and blossom avenue. police say they found a dead woman inside. >> init think they believed it might have been a medical emergency, but once they furthered their investigation they realized that it appeared to be a homicide situation. >> we do have a crew on the scene and we will bring you more information just as soon as it becomes available. this is the 41st homicide of the year in san jose compared to 39 at this time last year. >>> and other top story of the day, all that wet and cold weather out there. some places even seeing some freezing temperatures at this point. >> christina lauren joins us. is it going to be like this all weekend? >> it is going to be cold. we'll be done with the showers for the second half of the weekend. you can get out. >> little bit of sunshine. >> little bit of sunshine. we hit records. just about. you'll get those numbers tonight at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00. it does look like we're on track to break a couple of records. taking a live look at clear conditions at san francisco

the woman, theresa mendez bath later died at the hospital. her husband, who we're told is a fireman, underwent several surgeries and is recovering. he's released from the hospital and he was relieved, we're told, to hear about this arrest. >> and that short time we talked with him, actually the sheriff talked with him and the shei was the the person who broke the news to him. he was, again, very emotional and very happy that we caught mr. mcbane. >> police say that they did find a semi automatic weapon in the home of joshua mebane's parents in the hampshire neighborhood of waldorf. that gun was linked to some of the shell casings in the woods where the couple was shot. the gun has not been linked so far to anything in d.c. d.c. police conducting their own investigation and he remains in custody there. that is the latest in charles county. back to you. >> all right. >>> straight ahead on the news edge, trouble in paradise. >> the story is so bizarre and preposterous, it's hard to believe. >> an american software company found or the run in bel

the staff and anne marie conroy for putting this together and us part of it and i will acknowledge theresa who works on my staff as chronic absteism and involved with the oakland school district and i partner with tony smith and this man brought innovation to the oakland school district which has a lot of challenges which he may go into. i won't. so i really echo what jeff said about soft or hard power but let me tell you from my standpoint. i have a nephew who was in school and was bullied and there were sexual overtones to it and the result is he left the school and i spent time working with the school and my district and it wasn't my area and educate them about what bullying meant and in the most heinous way described to them and it went no where and that gave me the lesson in life we have children that are in fear when they go to school so they don't go and my priority is to have safe schools and they can be educated and create their path to a successful future and it's a healthy environment and bullying prevents that for so many kids. when terreesa and i addressed issues around truanc

and so i want to just thank everyone for this collaboration, i know our human rights commission, theresa, is here, i know commissioner is here as well and all of the bay area to work together to utilize the resources that our justice department is offering. their guidance and leadership as well, and to note that it can happen to any group. if you've heard what we're trying to do here, i know other mayors across this bay area are trying to do, we're trying to unleash the talent and creativeness of all of our communities not to succumb to things that will suppress that talent and in order to do that, you've got to really erase these barriers that are created sometimes by our own ignorance and sometimes by what people think are playful things and yet they are very, very hurtful and they become worse and worse. so that's what lee hirsch's film was really all about. he's taken 5 families and he's documented it and yesterday over 3,000 of our students had a chance to view and many of them i think cried because they know it's happening in their own school site. and just because we get a label s

the play was written by theresa rebeck and directed by san jose state graduate erica schewhr.age manager ashley soria worked closely with erica and says her goal is to bring something new to the students. "one of the things she really wanted to do was do a comedy because we don't do them very often." this comedy brings laughs ... and issues students can relate to on several levels. "it's about stuff that people go through ya know. blind dates, testing the waters and seeing how relationships work. and it's really about family relationships. there is a little something for everyone and it's extremely funny." and the audience didn't seem to disagree. these kinds of productions are something actor and student bryan moriarty thinks students should take advantage of. "to have cheap theatre with the quality of the performances that you're going to see is totally worth it. it's about as much money as it would cost to see a 3d movie and it is 3d."" there are two shows left for loose knit. tonight and saturday at 7pm. general admission tickets are 15 dollars and student tickets are 10.

. >> reporter: most of the theresa breen's belongings are the street.her of four said she put her faith in god and will start over. all the memories get push into a bag. >> yes, but that's okay, i have something. >> reporter: in the wake of the disaster, people we met are focus on the little things. they say thinking about anything bigger is just too much to bear. seth doane, cbs news, staten island. . >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news, all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is 9 news now. >>> it happened again so soon, it feels very frustrating and angry. >> it is cold, dash and frustrating for the victims of superstorm sandy now trying to clean up after the nor'easter. there were already nearly half a million power outages in new york and new jersey left over from sandy and now there are hundreds of thousands more. utility crews are working around the clock cleaning up again. the storm brought snow and took down trees

joshua mebane is facing first- degree murder charges in the death of theresa, who was shot while walking her dog. >> d.c. police are searching for a group of men wanted for a series of violent crimes committed in one night. ranging from robbery to rape and targeted women. the crime spree started friday just before midnight and ended at 4:00 a.m. saturday on 44th street. >> petraeus resigned friday after admitting to an extramarital affair. general john allen, the top commander of the u.s. forces in afghanistan, is under investigation for inappropriate communications with jill kellie. many people cannot understand why a personal affair would have such large ramifications in the military field. the military has a very strict code of conduct. if the allegations are true, to the highest-ranking military officials could be in serious trouble. >> most cases of adultery -- because these two men are so powerful, there cases could wind up in court. they were at lunchtime to the most powerful military leaders in america. -- they were at a one time two of the most powerful military leaders in ameri