the teen was found with candy and an iced tea in his pockets. >> tray von was not, and i repeat, was not a bad person. >> reporter: tonight it's still unclear what the future of the police chief is out in sanford. of course following that no confidence vote that was taken place today by the city commission. the u. s. justice department is now involved in this investigation. they are helping local investigators get to the bottom of all of this. ken molestina 9 news now. >>> we have an update on a story we brought you last night. we had planned to have a live interview with december lean james the 18-year-old survivor of a drunken driving crash in december. >> she was in the front passenger seat videotaping from inside the car when it crashed killing two of her friends and leaving her hospitalized. she had agreed to be here as a guest but the story has caused an emotional upheaval for one of the families whose child was involved in that crash. when she originally approached us with the video she hoped the chilling series of events would save other lives and prevent those going through

when they get there, trey von has been shot and is dead on the ground. her car on the phone records lasted 4 minutes. she heard the first part of the altercation. she said trayvon turned around and said "why are you following me?" and the voice said what are you doing here, why are you around here? >> let's take a break, we'll continue our conservativersatio after this. i knew it was going to be a success. the invention was so simple that i knew i needed to protect it. my name is chris schutte and i got my patent, trademark and llc on legalzoom. [ shapiro ] we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com, we put the law on your side. >>> still ahead, part two of our exclusive conversation with the parents of trayvon martin. their fight for justice, view on the local police, and why trayvon was a hero to them. that's next. is always headed somewhere. to give it a sense of direction, at&t created a mobile asset solution to protect and track ever

tray von martin was shot and killed while walking through a dated community.e called 911 and follow the teen against advice of dispatchers. >> we have to stand for tray von because they are sitting in there doing nothing right now. >> he shot martin in self- defense and was not arrested. prosecutors may not be able to charge, and the law says he can fight back if he a or she perceives a deadly threat. >>> advocates and their families can hold a news conference. 42 inmates are held in isolation in california prison. last time they went on a hunger strike to protest the isolation policy. >>> some of the details at matrix are inspired by las vegas inned colluding the-mile- an-hour mores -- including the mirrors. the owner of may tricks opens to lure three new people which include individual speakers at each table. >>> a gorilla escapes from a zoo. we will have more on how the 400 pounds animal was captured. stay tuned for more. map . >>> welcome back, the s.w.a.t. team had to be called in after a gorilla escaped. police locked down the zoo and cocoa was secured t

quiet they roam a wire trader joe's shouldn't be singled out it's just one company among many crowds vons safeway whole foods costco sam's club and many others throw away staggering amounts of food every day but stores are only part of the problem of food waste all of us throughout perfectly good food on a daily basis we let it rot in our refrigerators we toss leftovers because they don't sound good or were afraid because we don't know enough about food to judge whether or not it's edible wasting food is a bad habit that permeates all of society implicating all of us in the problem which means we're all responsible for creating a solution. ok total not a lot going on forty percent of our. household before. moving here what we saw was among younger people and you're thirty years of age. they don't know what if it's gone bad there's a fear that this this half is bad i think or a here. these eggs bring up a good point about. a little bit about food safety here. i have never been sick eating dumpster food my family has never been sick and i have to be really careful i'm feeding a small child

diane von furstenberg joins us now.good morning. >> it's nice to meet you. >> it's lovely to be here with all these wonderful little girls. >> adorable. so many designers are working with retail chains and bringing designs to the masses. what's the appeal? >> well, it's a fun challenge. you know, you want to do something fun and optimistic, something with easy shapes so little girls can move and you want to do something that both mothers and children would love. i think we have done it. i think it's very fun and happy and optimistic and practical. >> we'll have a runway show. we have a d.j. live. this is 8-year-old d.j. >> he's amazing. >> the first look is your iconic wrap dress. girls come on out. how have you translated this? >> this is the little one and that's norma. the green and white one in jersey is actually a wrap romper. so it's shorts. it looks like a dress, but it's shorts. so the girls have a lot of movement. you can run and do all the things you want to do. so is the orange and blue and white. the white o

you know, if i had a son, he would look like tray von. >> wow, with the last time that the president was asked about a racially charged police incident, the moment backfired on him when he sharply criticized the cambridge, massachusetts, police officer, but this time, he got it just right. >>> and yet another sign that the republicans see a winnable election slipping away from them, peggy noonan told mitt romney that it is time to get off of the goofball express she say says and enough of the cheesy grits and the singing and the jaens and the compulsively plez sants and calling the opponents lightweights. act like a president. and does he have it him or does he have what an aide called him an etch a sketch. >> the president signed the popular health care law, and so has the president's hypocrisy on the issue, and continuing the charade that obama care and romney care are essentially the same thing. >>> we know you can't wait for it. "mad men" begins sunday night, and we will bring you some of the real mad men who brought presidential politics in 19f 64. we begin with the trayvon mart

> just in, new video of george zimmerman, the watch volunteer who shot and killed unarmed teen tray von martin. this video was taken just after the shooting. in a security video, you can see him getting out of the cruiser and being taken into an office. he told police she shot martin after the 17-year-old attacked him. his family claims zimmerman's nose was broken and his head garbed. his father defeped his son speaking out to fox 35 in orlando detailing what he said led up to the shooting. >> in doing so, his firearm was shown. tray von martin said something to the effect of you are going to die now or you are going to die tonight or something to that effect. >> now the video could prove critical. a lawyer for the family said the video shows no noticeable injuries on zimmerman. zimmerman has not been charged in the shooting for martin which sparked nationwide protests. >> one was here in the bay area tonight. this was the scene. at glide memorial church that hosted a rally in honor of martin, they gathered to sing and share thoughts and any solutions to address racism and profiling in

zimmerman called police when he saw von martin walking through his neighborhood and thought he lookedous. >> police department? >> hey, we have had some break-ins in my neighborhood and there is a real suspicious guy. this guy looks like he's up to no good or he's on drugs or something. he has something in his hands. i don't know what his deal is. he's running. >> he's running. which way is he running? >> sean: zimmerman continued to chase him, even though the dispatcher advised against him. tray von martin with a bag of skittles and an ice tea, died on the scene after he was shot by zimmerman. but police did not charge zimmerman. the justice department, the fbi and a grand jury are investigating. a lot of attention is being called to stand your ground defense law. welcome to the program. i don't understand. as i understand, this young man wasn't bothering anybody? >> no. >> sean: he wasn't on anybody's property. he was just -- walking? >> he was not even trespassing -- >> sean: no. >> when he was shot and killed by zimmerman, the neighborhood watch guy. zimmerman had put forth the st

diane von furstenberg, thanks to you.ions to both and i'll be see you in new york when i join the conference. >> happy women's day. >> happy women's day! >>> we have news out of iran today. the international atom inenergy agency saying that satellite images now show an apparent cleanup effort to remove radioactive traces at the military facility. inspectors say that iran is trying to delay their trip until it can clear away evidence of explosive tests. >>> meanwhile, iran's supreme leader, the ayatollah khomeini gave an unusual hat tip to the president today. >>> and we have an exclusive first look at the new issue of the "national journal," and joining me now is "national journal's" yoka dressen who just sat down with secretary of defense panetta on the subject of iran and whether or not there is a military option there. what did the secretary tell you? >> an dreaandrea, the skrat sai there's planning underway for a possible u.s. military strike on iran. we heard yesterday that there's also planning for a military strike

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werner von braun was already there. a lot of people, a lot of engineers and scientists have descended on alabama. the city wanted to disassociate itself from the rather races of the rest of the state, and that help them to negotiate this quietly. so, yakima from the beginning i had memories. civil-rights activists. after the voting civil-rights act passes and the voting act, they turned to politics. i grew up looking. that's the national democratic party. i have memories. my father ran for governor against george wallace in 1970. i just had these memories of my summers being taken all around the state, particularly the black. those counties that were the center of the plantation economy during antebellum marron, not surprising 100 years later, all the black votes. and it felt like particularly during that election in 1970 and that felt like that had been carried to every black church in the black belts. and i watched my father give this speech over and over and over again, invoking frederick. that famous line that's whe

agreed to an increase on a tax hike on cigars and other tobacco products. 34-year-old grune -- guen von beh rench ns ill grated the consequences of -- gruen von behrens. >> in commitment 2012 news, mitt romney is coming to maryland today. he will campaign in a town hall event at the dewy loman hall. >> i'm a strong republican. he is the right man for the right job. >> this is the republican council. he will be well received. >> a lot of people will be out here to watch him. >> romney is campaigning ahead of maryland's primary on april 3 where 37 delegates are at stake. he is waking up a winner this morning picking up 41 delegates in illinois and strengthening his overall delegate lead. we have more on the win and what it means for the campaign ahead. good morning. >> good morning. mitt romney has to be coming here feeling good about what happened last night. it was not the nail biter with what we have seen in past face-offs. he finished 12 points ahead of rick santorum but his rival vows this race isn't over yet. >> mitt romney didn't have to wait long after the illinois polls closed to

tonight's big story, growing and outrage over the death of tray von martin. at churches around the country, including here in baltimore, people wore hoodies. the man who shot him, george zimmerman, has not been arrested. >> he suffered a broken nose, he said that martin struck him and he was going down. >> is a man has been in hiding since the shooting. -- zimmerman has been in hiding. people have been going to florida demanding justice for trayvon. we have a big protest planned for tomorrow. >> you can expect a lot of passion and emotion. a lot of people are outraged and upset by the circumstances of trayvon's death. even though florida is far away from maryland, trayvon was mentioned across the city. the images were subtle but powerful. >> all of us are guilty. >> two young men wearing a hooded sweat shirts with bottles of ski andttles and ice tea at their feet. those of the items that trayvon was carrying. at a lot of sunday services around the country, congregations wore hoodies in solidarity with trayvon. >> we are praying for the countless thousands of

. >>> protests are being held all over the country in memory of tray von martin and his family.d teen who was shot and killed by a neighborhood watch captain. that watch captain has not been arrested or even charged. coming up, the new action they are taking. >>> the 2009 lockheed fire took 11 days to contain and burned nearly 8,000 acres. cal fire says embers from a remote cabin ignited the fire. they have interviewed the owner but say there is not enough evidence tow arrest him. >>> between now and 6:15 and a normal day is when it gets busier. there is not a big delay and meeterring lights come on around 6:15, no problems getting into the city. also with this look at interstate 880 north and southbound, this traffic looks good in oakland. if you are looking at the commute, it still looks good from hayward city. here is mark. >>> taking a look, nothing to show you but we could have some spotty sprinkles and areas of drizzle out there which is a very weak system moving in from the north but that's about it. for today we will have a chance of some drizzle in the short- term. tomo

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they passed a no confidence vote handling the case of tray von martin. he was the african-american teen who was shot by a watch captain. he claims self-defense and has not been arrested or charged. the case has sparked outrage across the country. this is a scene last night in san francisco. as more than 100 protest the situation in florida. they say it is a visually motivated crime. martin was unarmed when walking back from his family's house and his father called for justice. >> the police department sees this and people are not going to let this happen anymore. >> now the attorney said martin called his girlfriend minutes before being shot and said he was being followed. this proves zimmerman targeted martin. they are opening a civil rights investigation into the situation. >>> they are suing them for $10 million. tony jones was shot in the back by oakland police last month after trying to flee from officers. they claim the vehicle was seen at an armed robbery. they claim police used unreasonable force. they are trying to cover up the shooting. >>> the

and, that second before the shots were fired, we have witnesses saying thai von martin may have been the aggressor. that is critically important to this law. and, what troubles me more than anythings, it shows me the presumption of innocence sill means nothing because it seems everyone would feel better if george zimmerman had been arrested we and brought before court but what would that have meant? he is still presumed innocent. >>faith: shear -- here is what we know. a grown man pursue add 17-year-old kid for no reason. no reason. at all. something is wrong. >>shepard: we know that george zimmerman note flood were break-ins into the neighborhood and the vast majority were pinned on young african-american males. >>randy: gun in tow would be a pretext and would be wrong but she not charged. >>shepard: she not charged with anything. >>randy: exactly, it is not a crime to be a moron and to profile someone. >>faith: it is a crime if you do not believe your wife is in danger. >>randy: that is the point we are not up to that. >>faith: his life was in danger. >>randy: it is not what a reas

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morning, federal prosecutors and fbi have opened an investigation in to the killing of 17-year-old tray von martin. the justice department will dispatch officials to florida to investigate and address tension in the community. neighborhood watch volunteer, while walking to his father's fiance's house. the teen's parents say they believe race was a factor in their son's death. family members say the police have shown disregard for justice. protesters gathered at the courthouse to demand justice. 911 calls were released. hear someone yelling for help, a voice analysis will be conducted to see who was yelling for help. the operator told zimmerman not to follow tray vop. neighbors called 911. when police arrived trayvon was dead. he was carrying a bag of skittles and ice tea he bought from a convenient store. zimmerman has been charged. he told police he shot the teen in self defense. police have no evidence to refute his story. back to you. >>> we want to know what you think about the story. we posted it on the facebook page. read it. it's getting a lot of attention. head to the fan page, give

(von behrens) "i started when i was 13, i was diagnosed with cancer at 17, i've been through 34 surgeries, hundreds of treatments, millions of dollars in medical bills." bills."lawmakers are increase for smokeless tobacco and small cigars. tell lawmakers what you think about this idea.contact information for your lawmakers is on our website.fox baltimooeedot com... slash ... your voice. 3 there were 54 delegates at stake inthe illinois primary... and mitt romney is going hommewith the majority of them. them.the former massachusetts governor claims victory in leaving illinois with the entire pie of delegates.he'll have to share some with rick santorum...he finished second. fox45 is your source for vote ... go to fox baltimore dot com... and clicc on vote 2012... tab on the left of your screen.you'll find compleee coveragee... as the race for he white house heats up. arrest of a man who fatally shot a florrda teen but has not been arressed or charged. some claim 28-year-old george zimmerman confrooted 17- year-old trayvon artin after deeeing him suspicious because he's bllck.a police report

it follows an apparent oversight by local police, including not speaking to tray von's 16-year-old girlfriend who was will be the phone with him just before his death. this is what she told the martin attorney. >> he said what are you doing around here. someone pushed trayvon oar loor local police are drawing more criticism, asking people with information to come forward. >> not too many of those individuals were interviewed. that's a serious fatal flaw in this investigation. >> we're going to watch this march that will be held in new york city. the family says they appreciate the outpouring of spomplet there's a petition ordering george zimmerman and it has 750,000 sig na clurs and that is the -- signatures and that is the fastest growing in internet history. >>> hundreds of police are in position outside the apartment complex where the suspect in the recent french killings lived. they're waiting for him to turn himself in last promised. three officers were wounded by gunshots trying to arrest mohamed merah. he said he has traveled to afghanistan and pakistan and identifies himself as man al

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on the death of tray von martin. there is a solemn vigil held. there was one held sunday night as they remembered the teen gunned down. worshipers honored trayvon martin. the 17ier old 17 year old was wearing a hoodie when he was killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer claiming he shot him in self defense. >> trayvon's family will will speak during a sanford town hall meeting. >>> look at the people camped out in washington dc, hoping to get a seat to hear the supreme court argue over the constitutional of the health care reform law. lines began forming friday morning. arguments began and expected to last through wednesday. patient protection and affordable care act known as obama care was signed in to law two years ago. >>> jury selection could begin as soon as today in the retrail of twin brothers accused of setting a pit bull on fire. lawyers for the boys want a ruling. the jury selection might begin today. the brothers are accused of setting a female pit bull on fire in march of 2009. the first trial ended in a hung jury. the lawyer does not

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. >> when von hardenman found out his ice cream shop would not have power, he put the ice cream with dry ice in the freezer and closed shop. >> there is nothing i can do. having employees here would not be effective. i stayed closed and sent my employees for the day. >> reporter: hardeman said that he was warned two weeks ago that the area would be without power. the new pole sat on ann gvuveia's lawn. >> it last to be done because poles were old. so it's to our benefit in the end. it's just an inconvenience. >> about 250 customers are affected by this power outage. for some, there is inconvenience. then there is van hardeman. >> well, we are wrapping eggs in wrappers. >> i'll take in the bill for the dry ice that i had to purchase and other things that i had to do to make up for the loss of business today. >> reporter: so, again, work is on schedule. pg&e says if all goes well today, the light should be back on around 4:30 before everyone gets home from work. >> thank you, claudine. >>> coming up later in about ten minutes, this new truck should save pg&e time, energy and power but

they are described from the upcoming von opportunities in more detail. the next step for these projects include environmental. those are already under way. they were gracious enough to include these projects. so, these improvements will be cleared as a part of that process. we will be pursuing funds, as was just mentioned. sf mta will need to legislate the curve changes. we will need to address universal access needs. designed to support all access and we want to make sure that that continues as we enter final design. we will need to resolve the ongoing maintenance issue question before we actually put them in place. we did hear from the community that there is some interest in incorporating into the project to highlight the cultural significance of the area with a latino heritage. there will be a separate process for developing and incorporating parts into the improvements. that concludes my presentation. this is a final report and we are seeking approval in manhattan to take any questions. supervisor kim: this is a great study and it is great to see th

routine and make a wish volunteers work with them to discover what is their one true wish and help us gal vonize the community to make that dream come true. >> of course the support for the family is what makes make a wish a fantastic organization. i know you have something very special coming up that you wanted to talk about. >> we do. thanks so much. on april 14th we're going to have our first walk for wishes and it will be inside at the university of maryland comcast center. we have invited all seven thousand families who have received wishes during our time here in the mid-atlantic region and we're hope ing to reach out to some who perhaps haven't heard about it one way or another as well. i thank you for the opportunity. we're seeking teams of individuals and i'm glad to have my friend from united healthcare with me. at the end of the day it will be a reunion to help assure wishes into the future for children in maryland and across the mid-atlantic region. >> that sounds like a very wonderful moving event. i know you're excited about it. >> talking about yes, united healthcare, not only

. >>> the death of tray von martin, i'm charley crowson, live downtown, we will tell you what organizers have planned for later today. >>> their first trial ended in a hung jury, twin brothers will face a judge once again in an animal cruelty case. first let's look from our camera, down at the inner harbor on this monday, march 26th. hope you had a wonderful weekend and good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm megan pringle. you saw charley crowson live this morning. we will check in with him in a bit. first a check on the weather with lynette charles. we have been spoiled with the weather you say it's all good. >> well, it's got no going to be that bad. sunshine in here for today. the 70s and the 80s we were used to last week, those are no longer. temperatures will plummet. i will show you something in a second. let's look at maryland's most powerful radar. over the weekend, we dealt with wet weather, needed the rain gear. not for today. nows as you step out the door, temperatures are quite mild once again. 52 degrees in glen burnie, ellicott city, edgewater 49 degrees, the winds are

>>> thousands of supporters are expected to rally in sanford, florida, to mark one month since tray vont dead. >>> after wrapping up his first ever visit to mexico, pope benedict arrives in cuba. he'll visit santiago before visiting havana tomorrow. >>> windy with snow in the sierra nevada. a wet day into minnesota. >>> and finally, man who says his memory is just average is the national memory champion for the second year in a row. he set a new record at this weekend's contest. he's here in new york. how and why did he do it? bill weir put him to the test. >> reporter: they say dogs have a short-term memory of about 20 seconds. honestly, mine is worse. jack of spades, jack of clubs. >> nope. >> reporter: it's all the more humiliating because the guy sitting next to me can memorize the order of an entire deck of cards in 63 secs. it makes nelson the reigning national memory champion. it began when his grandmother got alzheimer's and he got scared. he stumbled into the world of memory competition. all these people are order people with order brains. they've all learned the ancient but si

mohammed nuru from the department of public works to build ginzberg from rec and park, adrian, jose, von, tiffany, and lenita from the community challenge grant. and juaquin. thank you. portola, portola, portola neighborhood. thank you for coming out to the portola neighborhood today. [applause] >> good afternoon. i want to thank everyone for coming. this is going to be the it gets better video, the first of its kind, produced by a law enforcement agency in the united states. some months ago, the commander came to me and said that she had a guy. it was a revelation at the time. she meant shawn norcutt, who was going to do our video for us. he has become not only are championed but our friend. unbelievable. along the way, i would be remiss if i did not recognize mike and albea, who worked with shawn to produce a very powerful video on such a critical subject. the young people in this country and in san francisco. without further ado, it is showtime. >> my name is greg and i'm the chief of police for the san francisco police department. i was a small young man in san francisco and i would

orange county sheriff deputy as rested this man for stealing tide laundry deterrent from a vons store, seeming reselling it and trading that money for drugs is a growing problem across the country. this security camera video released by police in minnesota shows a man loading up bottles of tide in his cart then walking out of the store. the suspect was arrested and accused of stealing $25,000 worth of tide over a 15-month period. >> this is insane. >> it's weird. yes. and you can, i think of a million other ways to make $1 and stealing tide and telling it doesn't make sense to me. >> get this. the problem is so bad cvs is putting security tags on the tide to deter thieves. >> you've got to be kidding me. >> tide specifically? >> it's widely used. >> thank you. >> and let's talk about the forecast. >> and finally there is real rain. >> some areas up to four inches of rain. and there is just one storm, there is a live picture looking across the bay there. there are clouds out there there is some rain rain and you can see dark clouds, it's raining and windy here, and there is three inche

mohammed nuru from the department of public works to build ginzberg from rec and park, adrian, jose, von, tiffany, and lenita from the community challenge grant. and juaquin. thank you. portola, portola, portola neighborhood. thank you for coming out to the portola neighborhood today. [applause] >> good afternoon petraeus i am hearing to present -- i was told over the weekend, no, i would go present and entered as the person who will be receiving the award this year. i said, when is that coming at the lunch? the end, the grand finale? she said, no, it is the first award. i said, isn't this the international women's day and we're giving a man the first award? she said, oh, they have to go back to work. i said, we have heard that before. so the man of the year. when we think about who the right person should be and is deserving of such an honor, believe me, we're not looking for a man who is in high political office or the ceo of the major companies. instead, we're looking for someone who has demonstrated over time that he is committed to advancing equal rights and opportunities for women

tray von's family is devastated and fighting back. >> this guy was not arrested.a mother. my heart is broken. >> self-defense against an unarmed teenager? there's a lot of unanswered questions and we need answers now. joining me now from tallahassee, florida, martin family attorney benjamin crump. he is suing the police for more evidence. thanks for your time tonight. >> thank you, reverend sharpton. and the family thank you. >> and tell them that i -- i appreciate that and we will be with them through this investigation. but let me show you this, here is what the police chief said yesterday about the watch captain, george zimmerman. watch this. >> mr. zimmerman has made the statement of self-defense. until we can establish probable cause to dispute that, we don't have the grounds to arrest him. >> your response, mr. crump? >> reverend sharpton, where else in the world does that happen, where i can shoot and kill you and then say self-defense and the police take my word for it on the scene? one of those things, when you think about the facts of this care the neigh

. >>> the family of tra von martin, today. the 17-year-old black teenager was shot to death by a neighborhood watch volunteer who has yet to be arrested. people in oakland wore hooded sweatshirts in tribute. police say george zimmerman saw the teenager walking and he thought he looked suspicious. he followed martin and a fight broke out. things escalated and zimmerman shot and killed the teenager. the teenager was not armed. zimmerman say he acted in self-defense but supporters say the shooting was racially motivated. >> the case of officer glen, there is a misperception about young black men. the problem is that it's okay if a black man dies. >> zimmerman's attorney defended his self-defense claim. he said zimmerman suffered significant injuries during the fight with martin. >> he suffer add broken nose, grass stains on the black of his shirt. he claims that trayvon martin struck him and he went down. >> a close family friend is speaking out tonight saying zimmerman couldn't stop crying after the shooting and he now fears for

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