permanent home. >> reporter: at 11 years old, no one knows how long tuscany was lost.ut she'll now spend the rest of her life found. >> she will never, ever see another chain around her neck. >> reporter: andrea fujii, wjz eyewitness news. >> an animal control says tuscany's original owners are found, they could face criminal charges. >>> check in with eyewitness news at 6:00, for these stories and more, coming up, denise is standing by with a preview. >>> finally, feeling like winter. colder temperatures and a mix of snow and rain moving through the region. get the updated first warning forecast. and... >>> god and government. i'm pat warren, coming up on eyewitness news. the reverend al sharpton steps into the maryland same-sex marriage debate. what side do you think he's on? >>> check in for these stories. we'll have these stories as well. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news. the basketball star reaches a milestone at the university of maryland. >> mark has the latest on the terps coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> baltimore is known to produce outstanding talent.

tuscany will be living with other animals on the rescue ranch, including 22 other goats, 35 ducks, and miniature polys, sheep, dogs, pigs, and a cat. ranch's owner says tuscany will never see a chain again. >> the perfect time for chicken wings, but there's no way you can eat as many as this guy with a head band. unbelievable, you won't believe how many he managed to put down. gwen, i bet you aren't hungry after looking at this. >> i would not compete with him. we had a taste of winter across our yaibds. we'll let you know what's in store for your sunday. we'll be back after the break.  >>> we had a visit from old man winter. here's a look at some of the numbers we've had so far. an inch and a half in germantown. in new market, an inch and a half as well. parts of virginia, we have seen half an inch to west virginia. about an inch and a half. so, we still have some of it coming down. very light and scattered. temperature wise right now, we're into the 30s and a 40 or two here on the map. in the overnight hours, some neighborhoods will see temperatures dip below freezing or right at th

. >>> a goat nicknamed tuscany was found by a girl. the goat had a heavy chain actually embedded in its neck and had to be surgically removed. after seeing the story on the news, an owner of the ranch adopted tuscany. living a much happier life we hope on that ranch. >>> it looks like artists will soon be able to sell. not violating free speech rights. judges accept the terms of the artists, they can sell their works along the board walks without facing trouble from police. >>> we have a lot more to come on wjz eyewitness news. hundreds of protesters killed tonight. why the united nations stopped short of taking action. disaster deja vu. today's fitting contribute to the creator of soul train. >>> wjz eyewitness news, the mayor is meeting with the public to talk about the budget. half of the people here are from occupy baltimore. the story is next. >>> i'm bernadette woods. we'll let you know what to expect in the rest of the weekend's forecast when eyewitness news returns. >>> complete coverage continues with adam may, bernadette with

. >> how tuscany got a new chance at life. >> reporter: some call it an animal sanctuary and for tuscanygmy goat, it was home. >> she was found wandering in anne arundel county with a 20-pound chain around her next. it had been there so long, animal control had to surgically remove the sun that had grown over it -- remove the skin that had grown over it. >> i don't know how the poor thing was moving. it must be shear determination for her to get help. >> as animal control dries to determine who abandoned tuscany. >> she is adapting to her new friends. including the other 25 pygmy and boar goats just like her. >> this can be called tuscany's permanent home. she will now spends the rest of her life found. >> she will never ever see another chain around her next. wjz, eyewitness news. >>> if the original owner resist found, they could face hefty criminal charges. >>> maryland received millions from a mortgage settlement this wreck. and homeowners in foreclosure are taking advantage of the help. it all comes after five of the nation's large els banks agreed to a $26 billion settlement to ret

then, the bubonic plague swept through tuscany in 1348.hat, combined with the increasing dominance by the regional bully, florence, turned many bustling cities into docile backwaters. ironically, the bad news of the 14th century mothballed these towns, leaving them with a unique charm and a tourism-based affluence today. siena maintains much of its medieval character. its sprawling main square and towering city hall recall the days when it rivaled even florence. assisi -- with its walls, gates, and castle -- was home to st. francis. its massive basilica remains a favorite destination for countless pilgrims today. volterra was an etruscan capital centuries before christ. within its wall, the town's rustic center offers an evocative tuscan charm. and san marino -- all 24 square miles of it -- is unique in that it's still an independent country. while novel today, tiny two-bit dukedoms like this were once the norm. medieval italy -- like most of europe before the rise of modern nation states -- was a collection of independent, little san mari

latest now out of italy on that overturned cruise ship still stuck in the water off the coast of tuscany. today engineers warned crews the ship is to dangerous and they should stop all the under water searches for the missing 15 passengers. they will likely keep searching the area around the week and parts of the ship above the water. >>> the captain accused of abandoning the ship is still under house arrest. he is expected to be back in court on monday. >> let's take a look at consumer alert. been to the grocery store buying beef? prepare for sticker shock the next time you do. the agriculture department said beef prices going up. the problem ranchers keeping fewer cattle. corn is expensive because of the drought and ranchers can't afford to feed them. >> with reexpecting to see higher prices. i'm concerned about that because it could get to point where it affects folks going out to eat and we could see a problem. >> how much more will be have to pay? last beef prices rose 10%. ranchers say we are -- it won't be as bad if not worse than 2011 but it's going up. >>> speaking of prices hav

the world this morning, one month after the cruise ship costa concordia ran aground on the coast of tuscany memorial services are being held for those lost. relatives of people still missing in the disaster boarded a small boat and took them closer to the stranded cruise ship. they threw bouquets of red roses into the sea. 15 people are presumed dead and 17 confirmed dead. >>> officials -- the search son to find -- to find assailant who set off a car bomb in india. the van exploded that the israeli ambassador was in. four people inside the vehicle are hurt and another device was found on an embassy car in the country of georgia, but that didn't explode. >>> a frightening ordeal for stephen brier. he was robbed last week while vacationing in the caribbean. it happened when a man what machete surprised the justice wife and guests and the intruder got away with a thousand dollars in cash and thankfully no one was hurt. >>> well, there's a lot of shaking going on last night in northern california. >> stay with us. coming up, the latest on the earthquake that rocked parts of the golden state. >>

. >>> new information out of italy this morning regarding the ship off the coast of tuscany. divers have found eight more bodies, including that of a 5-year-old italian girl. she was on the cruise with her father and his girlfriend. the girlfriend actually survived. the father is still among the seven people still missing. the ship ran aground more than a month ago, and the death toll stands at 32. >>> argentina is grappling with the deadliest train crash in more than 40 years. at least 49 people are dead and more than 600 injured after a packed commuter train slammed into a platform at a station in buenos aires. investigators say the train came in too fast, and the brakes may have failed. 200 people were killed in an argentine train collision in 1970. >>> this morning, the city of homes still being bombarded right now as flames and bullets fly over in syria. mopping the dead, two veteran war correspondents who dedicated their lives to covering the most dangerous stories abroad. richard eng will has the latest from the turkey/syrian border. >> reporter: opposition activists i

. >> some of the food is inspired by tuscany. good.ave to shake it up coul then you have specials. >> this has a combination of raspberry vodka and some sparkling champagne. we have a raspberry martini. would you five got martinis every wednesday night -- we have a 05 dollar a martini and a classic cosmo. fresh citrus and fresh herbs. >> i have to try this. i've had plenty of food. that is tasty. all the drinks are freshly made. $5 on wednesday night and you have the signature drinks all the time. sounds like a great place to be. let's check the forecast. a storm system will be moving in midweek. i almost forgot about the weather. >> sarah said bring into this of those. the fruit on the side of the glass counts as a meal. >> cheers. >> thank you. weather-wise, nothing is going on this morning. it is a little chilly. 39 at the airport. we have mostly clear skies right now. we saw a beautiful shot of the sunrise. a lot of activity off to the west. these will combined into a big storm and it will produce a lot of snow in the upper m

. >> tuscany sounds exotic.aybe not all just pasta. >> we of seafood, steaks, lamb chops, posture, brush jeddasta. this is where we cook our flat bread piecezzas. >> kind of unique for a restaurant. >> this is kind of something that we can showcase at the bar. >> we have a couple of dishes. >> this is our grilled salmon with asparagus and shoestring potatoes on top of a bed of tomatoes. >> shoestring potatoes. i love it. lots of different types of meats and salads. >> our drinks are fresh squeezed daily. >> very good. very nice to me you. t you.y nice to meet they have different menus for lunch and dinner. let's get a quick check of the forecast. we will see some changes on the way. a storm is coming in for the midweek. shoestrings but dinner, i love potatoes, i love it. >> baltimore has some great restaurants and i'm glad you're highlighting some of them. thank you. weather-wise, not a lot going on this morning. 34 in taneytown. we have clear skies. you might see the cloud starts to thicken up. we will see plen

>> she knew both of them were from italy, tuscany. >> but she wasn't sure who was from where.t was her great-grandmother that was from alba and found they went back like eight generations back. she was the first one who left when she married the great-grandfather. that's the story. >> those are the cool things to find out. >> those are cool to find out. but the story is her great-grandfather was killed when her grandfather was only like 3. so she had heard that because he was, you know, they thought he was a philanderer and he was caught with somebody else's wife and that's why he was killed. >> the research must take an incredible amount of time. >> we started working on marissa's story on the first season. >> it's very difficult to find records of poor italians or poor irish. >> it's very dz they didn't keep records. >> and poor irish. it's very difficult to find records. >> you are one of 2 producers but you were also a participant. you traced your roots too. what was that like for you? >> it was sbns. intense. i'm not sure what other word to use right now. it was a lot to

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she shopped tuscany, found this urn. it will be on sale.prices. >> incredibly affordable. you don't need a passport. just go on there. top designer sales all the time. it's so much fun. >> buying wall art i find scary in any context. doing it online seems scarier. you have a site for that? >> art.com is great. you can find affordable prints and upload different frames because framing is important. then i even uploaded a picture of my bedroom where i want the print. you can see what it would look like in context. so it's not just finding the right piece but seeing what it looks like in your home. it leads you through the process. >> you can try out the different frames. we are showing one of the pieces you found. that's virtual. you can see what it looks like and everything. great prices. only $150 for that one. >> for great lighting what do you suggest? >> we love ballard designs to find things for the home. they offer styles to be which is like having a handy man holding your hand. i have a great chandelier. you think, what kind of shades,

but with pizza hut's tuscani tuesday, we have you covered!or just six bucks, or family-size pasta for just ten bucks on tuesdays. both complete with breadsticks. only on tuesdays. only at your pizza hut. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is a wbal-tv 11 news update. >> it is going to be a nice day. we will take off about 10 degrees from yesterday. is still above average for this time of year. mostly sunny skies. raid back in the forecast tomorrow. kind of chili. >>> nobody's moving in here. you've got to go. good-bye. >> who invited the furry peanut? >> call me a peanut? i'll go right up your nose. >> whoa! you wouldn't hit a woman. >> that's a woman? >> well, that funny guy is the lorax in the dr. seuss classic, danny devito, as you see there. he brings it to life and he'll stop by the studio tomorrow on "today." we always love having him around. he tells great stories, especially hanging out with george clooney. >> you had to go back there. we can't wait to see danny. meanwhile, juggling families and careers puts stress on folks. we'll hel

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but with pizza hut's tuscani tuesday, we have you covered!with breadsticks. only on tuesdays. only at your pizza hut. >>> good morning, everyone. 9:57 is the time. tuesday, february 28. let's go right to storm 4 meteorologist tom kierein for a look at the forecast. >> good morning. 9:26. right now temperatures around the region are in the 30s and mid fourth. mid 40s around the metro area. later today into the 50s. with lots of sun and clouding up tomorrow. rain developing late morning and afternoon, pick up an inch of rain by time it ends wednesday evening. highs near 50 tomorrow. sunny and warmer on thursday and clouds close back in and cooler on friday. could get rain on saturday. then sunday into monday, we get the shine back. and chilly. barbara? >> thank you, tom. we will >>> good morning. pedestrian has been struck in northwest d.c. right now u is closed between 10th and 12th street. you will see closures on 11th street between u street and v. be careful in the area and avoid, if possible. bash remarks back over to you. >> thank you. >>

next half hour, grim discovery this morning inside the cruise ship that ran aground off the coast of tuscanyajor changes coming for drivers along the express lanes project in northern virginia. spring arrives early. tom kierein lets us know how long >>> right now on "news4 midday," fate of a former university of virginia lacrosse player is in the hands of the jury. george huguely is accused of murdering yeardley love. prosecutors say he intended to harm her but the defense arguing it was a tragic accident. deliberations began two hours ago. huguely could face life in prison if found guilty of fir first-degree murder. >> generations will remember sometimes difficult, often you inspirational but always central role african-americans played in the life of our country. this museum will celebrate that history. >> right now president obama is helping break ground on the smithsonian's new national museum of african-american history and culture. housing artifact prosecutors famous african-americans. it is scheduled to open november of 2015. several streets are closed around the national mall for tod

then, the bubonic plague swept through tuscany in 1348.that, combined with the increasing dominance by the regional bully, florence, turned many bustling cities into docile backwaters. ironically, the bad news of the 14th century mothballed these towns, leaving them with a unique charm and a tourism-based affluence today. siena maintains much of its medieval character. its sprawling main square and towering city hall recall the days when it rivaled even florence. assisi -- with its walls, gates, and castle -- was home to st. francis. its massive basilica remains a favorite destination for countless pilgrims today. volterra was an etruscan capital centuries before christ. within its wall, the town's rustic center offers an evocative tuscan charm. and san marino -- all 24 square miles of it -- is unique in that it's still an independent country. while novel today, tiny two-bit dukedoms like this were once the norm. medieval italy -- like most of europe before the rise of modern nation states -- was a collection of independent, little san mar

but with pizza hut's tuscani tuesday, we have you covered!adsticks. only on tuesdays. only at your pizza hut. >>> good morning. it's 9:26. i'm marla tellez. firefighters in mountain view are trying to figure out what caused a four-alarm fire at an apartment complex. flames devoured at least five units at the apartments with five more suffering smoke and water damage. the fire began after 3:00 yesterday afternoon. this home video shows the fire at its peak. one displaced family says they fear they've lost everything. >> what about my passports, my documents? it's a pain. >> the american red cross helped put some of the displaced families at nearby hotels. >>> americans along the coast may not get as much of a warning if another tsunami like the one from the japan earthquake was to hit again. almost a year since the tsunami washed ashore in santa cruz causing millions of dollars of dlaj the damage there and along the coast. now cuts would mean reduced maintenance on dozens of high-tech buoy that monitor wave height and direction so warnings can

. ♪ [ drumming continues ] [ cymbal crashes ] but with pizza hut's tuscani tuesday, we have you coveredor family-size pasta for just ten bucks on tuesdays. both complete with breadsticks. only on tuesdays. only at your pizza hut. that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. >>> coming up, "dancing with the stars," the new cast revealed. >>> and oscar jewels. >> live and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. >> good morning. i am steve chenevey. it is 7:56 on this tuesday morning, february 28. the virginia senate expected to n a bill requiring women abortion to get an ultrasound. legislation deleted a that removed and invasive procedure. now the only need an external ultrasound. the death toll stands at two ohio school shooting. three other students are still hospitalized. towns near cleveland -- schools cleveland are closed again. not clear what led to this shooting. channel 8 will have update. let's check on the roads. >> the response would be not much. normal volume. 66, 95, and at 395. know how to plan ahead and accordingly.

. ♪ [ drumming continues ] [ cymbal crashes ] but with pizza hut's tuscani tuesday, we have you coveredks, or family-size pasta for just ten bucks on tuesdays. both complete with breadsticks. only on tuesdays. only at your pizza hut. that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. >>> coming up, "dancing with the stars," the new cast revealed. >>> and oscar jewels. >>> good morning i'm eric thomas. the san francisco school board is expected to vote tonight on whether to issue preliminary lay-off notices to 450 teachers. the board is legally obligated to notify of potential lay-offs by march 15th. a look now at this rainy forecast. >>> rain coming in during the evening most of us dry during the daylight mid to upper 50s, 49 clear lake. from 7:00 this evening will move into the north bay steady rain will move out of the south bay 7:00 tomorrow morning half inch to an inch possible. >>> traffic at the bay bridge toll backed up into the maze. southbound 880 slow in hayward because of an earlier injury crash at a street also slow south

. ♪ [ drumming continues ] [ cymbal crashes ] but with pizza hut's tuscani tuesday, we have you covered bucks, or family-size pasta for just ten bucks on tuesdays. both complete with breadsticks. only on tuesdays. only at your pizza hut. that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. >>> coming up, "dancing with the stars," the new cast revealed. >>> and oscar jewels. >>> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar and forecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >>> good morning. and happy tuesday to you. we are dealing with breezy conditions but things are starting to look better around baltimore now. and out of the northwest a file- mile-an-hour -- five-mile-an-hour wind and this is the scenario into the afternoon. wind chill is a factor because we feel like we are at 33 in baltimore and 34 in easton and feels like the 20s in york and also frederick and into hagerstown this morning. make sure to have the heavy coat. satellite and radar not picking up on anything except for sunshine. high pressure builds in throughout the day

the ship hit a reef off the tuscany coast. the ship rests precariously on two pieces of rock placed at the bow and stern. there are also deep gashes in the hull. analysts worry the vessel could sink to the bottom of the sea. the fuel is removed. >>> basketball star jeremy lin says he forgives espn for a racial slur against him. the palo alto native did not get the -- let the controversy affect his play yesterday. he scored 28 points and had a career high 14 assists in leading the new york knicks over the dallas mavericks. on friday night, espn printed an offensive remark about lin on the headlines. >> i don't think it was, you know, on purpose or whatever. at the same tie, they've apologized. so from my end, i don't care anymore. >> an audit found three inappropriate comments on their website. the editor has been fired. the anchor has been suspended for 30 days. >>> a lawyer for proview technology says a court has ruled that the sales of the compew lar -- of the computer jar, they are in a legal battle. the company claims it o

they were seen in a submerged part of the ship which capsized last month off tuscany. others are missing. today the obama administration rolls out the plan to cut the corporate tax rate from 35 to 28%. in exchange corporations would give up dozens of loopholes and subsidies they now enjoy. many analysts aren't giving the plan much chance of being passed in an election year. for a look at what's trending now our quick round up of what has you talking online. thanks to a new photo holding what appears to be a sonogram leaving a doctor's office drew barrymore has baby bump watchers buzzing online. she recently got engaged. >>> and kate middleton revealed the name of her new black cocker spaniel to be lupo, italian for wolf. she let it slip at a primary school in oscar and somebody already created a twitter account where he said he can't control his excitement over all the attention. so watch out for accidents. >>> can this guy beat jeremy lin? back when lin played for the golden state warriors these comedians challenged him to a shoot off. lin tried big shots and no-look

short of estimates, as analysts watch for the industry impact from obviously from the tragedy over in tuscanyy rival carnival. royal caribbean says it's difficult to assess the long-term impact of the accident on its revenues but you would hope there's not a whole lot of youtube moments from that, because everybody's seen "the titanic" and the more you see it could actually -- >> have you ever been on a cruise? >> i've been on a couple of times. >> would you go again? >> i'm not excited about going not because of that. the railings, i got kids. i don't know. >> coming up -- we've got to run, i've never been on a cruise. the latest buzz from wall street. >> a lot of food. >>> tomorrow on "squawk box" the business of the super bowl, new england patriots owner robert kraft will join us and we'll crunch the numbers for super bowl commercials with ad exec miles nodal. ♪ [ horn honks ] ♪ oh, those were the best of days ♪ ♪ i still feel the summer rays ♪ that graced our backs as we went down the lane ♪ [ horn honks ] [ male announcer ] when your car is more than just a car to you, the right insuranc

let's move over to italy and the villa in tuscany. >> one of the best in class.are what's known as prime properties. these are the properties that, although they've come down a bit, survived the best throughout the worldwide debt crisis. some of them have held their prices. this is a beautiful property. >> to be clear, with this 15th century property, there is a chapel. >> indeed. it's got everything you could possibly be looking for with that kind of classic italian property. >> the heating needs some updating. which is a shame for $13.3 million. >> i think the last winters the temperatures might have dropped to 15. >> i want something bigger. 34 34 bedrooms in geneva. >> come to our website we have 20,000 properties. >> keep going. talk us through the chateau with its towers. >> that is extraordinary. the thing about this property, you will notice the price is heavy duty. $74 million. >> yes. that's right up there with some of your finest american properties. i can tell you now that the owner of the property is entertaining far lower offers. possibly less than

how are you >> she knew both of them were from italy, tuscany. >> but she wasn't sure who was from wherefirst one who left when she married the great-grandfather. that's the story. >> those are the cool things to find out. >> those are cool to find out. but the story is her great-grandfather was killed when her grandfather was only like 3. so she had heard that because he was, you know, they thought he was a philanderrer and he was caught with somebody else but that's not the story. >> this must have taken a lot of time. >> we started working on mariss marissa's story on the first season. >> it's very difficult to find records of poor italians or poor irish. >> you were also a participant. you traced your roots too. what was that like for you >> it was intense. i'm not sure what other word to use right now. it was a lot to process because, you know, it's one thing to hear the stories, you know, and maybe they are true, maybe they are not and you know what happened in a put them away if they are disturbing like oh, yeah they were rounded up and shot. you are like that's what happened in h

this tuscany home has wraparound views of the nearby mountains. what a great nighttime shot.h guy lives there. remember, it's only $399,000 so you don't have to be so rich. tile floors, stonework and super high windows. the kitchen has an old-world look, but it's totally modern. everything is new and expensive. and how about this huge open-air courtyard with water features, arch windows and doorways. plus the bar and grill, that's a little extra entertaining area. and right next door it buts into a huge outdoor/indoor entertaining area with its own fireplace. not bad. that's all one space. not a bad space to entertain in. and if that's not enough, there's a rooftop patio with breathtaking views of spark ling city lights and sunsets. wow! and by the way, you can lease this taj mahal for only $1,900 a month if you don't want to spring for the $399,000 they're asking. >> yeah, that would be a bargain. that's beautiful. let's stay with our sunshine theme, go down to vero beach, florida. >> not far from where al is today. it offers pristine beaches, golf, boating, fishing, polo, a