5, ward 5 is community active and a bell weather for the city as goes ward 5 so does sister columbia. >> reporter: ward 5 democrats held saturday's straw poll look for yourself at the long list of candidates running for the job vacated by harry thomas many here says the time to move on from the scandal thomas is likely to go to jail for. >>> ward 5 is all repaired, the ability to respond. >> reporter: there are a number of issues ward 5 residents are

5, ward 5 is community active and a bell weather for the city as goes ward 5 so does sister columbia. >> reporter: ward 5 democrats held saturday's straw poll look for yourself at the long list of candidates running for the job vacated by harry thomas many here says the time to move on from the scandal thomas is likely to go to jail for. >>> ward 5 is all repaired, the ability to respond. >> reporter: there are a number of issues ward 5 residents are concerned about, more strip clubs stopping a move to open medical marijuana cultivation centers. >> got to take off running from the start. >> this is the preliminary count. >> reporter: results of the straw poll were announced minutes after 347 votes had been made hunter came out on top with 178 votes, followed by mcduffie with 79, and wilds with 44 although early victory for hunter he did not get 60% of the votes to steal an endorsement from the ward 5 democrats. >> this is a preview of the coming attraction. >> well t special election for the ward 5 set for may 15th, by the way, councilmember orange did win the ward 5 democrat endorse

it's an active fault and the other is the hay ward fault. geology and other people say this is a fault that is more likely to have slippage. and the hay ward fault runs through the university of california >> right through memorial stadium, i understand. >> it's one site moving relative to the other >> and downtown san francisco, the heart of san francisco, this is basically almost exactly between the hay ward faults and san andreas. >> although if you live in the richmond district and the hay ward fault goes off, you won't feel the earthquake. you won't be able to stand. >> so what you're saying is the closer you are. >> that's why it's good to be in the middle. if you are on one extreme and the fault goes off, the shaking will be pronounced >> how many people were in san francisco in 89? anyone in the marina in 89? >> if you were in the main portion, the ground excelleration was 90 percent. if you way 100 pounds, the pound moved with 9 pounds. if the hay ward fault goes off, most of san francisco will feel 20 to 25 percent, the marina whic

ward five is active. goes ward 5 and so does the district of columbia. >> and. >> reporter: they held saturday's straw poll. look for yourself at the long list of candidates running for the job vacated by harry thomas and many say it's time to move on from the scandal that thomas is locally to go to jail for. >> ward 5 has always had a unique ability to respond to everything. >> reporter: there are a number of important issues. ward 5 residents are concerned about. >> and two that seem to get a lot of talk. >> at first to get a job and take off running from the start. >> this is the preliminary count. >> reporter: the results of the straw poll were announced 30 minutes after 347 votes were made. hunter came out on top with 178 votes and followed by mc. duffy with 79 and then frank wild with 34 votes. hunter didn't get 60% of the votes to seal an endorsement from the ward 5 democrats. >> and this is a preview of the coming attractions. >> and the special election is set for may 15th and, by the way, counci

the suspect as campaign volunteer with a ward 7 council candidate. derrick ward was in court when the suspect appeared late this afternoon. >> reporter: it's a section of ward 7 in southeast where the residents take pride in their lawns and civic duty and dogs and where they actively seek a peaceful coexistence among the three. >> they put something in my mail box about having a dog. i've been here two years. a pretty nice neighborhood. >> the peace was shattered violently and with a lethal outcome this past weekend. according to court documents 37-year-old robert wright was stabbed to death by a neighbor identified as 56-year-old ellsworth colbert. according to court documents the victim had been walking the neighbor's dog near colbert's home when colbert confronted him about the dog being near his yard. an argument began between the two men and a witness says they saw the accused holding a knife and a walking stick. and that colbert swung the knife, cutting him on the hand. then wright retrieved a shovel according to the witness account. witnesses

ward...iving yards and ouchdown receptions, and he was also known as something of a cheap shot aarist...but he also madeeplays..his numbers are staggering..agains t the ravens alone he caught 108 passes for 1320 yards and 6 touchdowns.he's coming off his least productive seaaon since his rookie year of 1198. &precords in sports are fun for the individual.but it's all about the totaalin the win column.in horse racing, it's nice when you can put the two togethee.one local trainer reached 3-thousand and one career wwns today...morgan adsit caught up with dale cappano right after he hit the carrer milestone of 3,000. 3,000.horn sound.... winning maryland baseddtrainer dale capuano.... he grew up watching his father do it. at 18 he woo his irst race, in later... he's still winniig. last week dale reached a career milestooe for &ptrainers... 3,000 wins.a moment, he says felt like a lifetime to reech.dale capuuno-it seemed looger than that, it sure did. we were racing not our best horses. but they t

ward, who is a retired police officer, has a gun, he takes out the gun. >> there was a struggle, thense shots, boom, boom, boom. >> albert ward was killed, shot once in the head. >> immediately upon albert ward dropping to the floor, the two individuals take off. >> the robbers weren't the only ones who fled. >> before i got a chance to even think anything, i jumped up and ran. >> lorenzo woodford and another eyewitness, woodford's heroin dealer took off. that drug dealer, a man named augustus brown, would turn out to be critical to the case. in the meantime , a retired cop was down. the nypd responded swiftly and with force. >> there's captains, lieutenant, police presence. >> the eyewitnesses, the once who didn't run, gave detectives very descriptions of the shooter and his accomplice. >> the gun man was a light-skinned black male with braids and the other was a dark-skind male black. >> at the precinct eyewitnesses were shown hundreds of mug shots, none recognized the shooter, but one did pick out a photo of the dark-skinned male, the killer's accomplice. >> the dark-skinned black

clarissa ward reports on allegations of torture at the hands of the dictator. future hall-of-famer peyton manning is a man without a team. but correspondent james brown says not for long. with a new ipad unveiled today, john blackstone on whether your p.c. is going to way of the typewriter. and do you believe in angels? harry reasoner met one and two decades later byron pitts found her still earning her wings. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, the pentagon is drawing up plans for military action in syria, although the defense secretary said today that would be a last resort. for almost a year syria's dictator, bashar al-assad, has been killing his own people, trying to crush a popular uprising. more than 7,000 civilians have died. his army buried the city of homs in artillery fire. homs, a city of more than a million people and a center of the resistance, fell last thursday. today assad let a u.n. representative into homs to see the devastation. there was almost nobody there. the u.n. says tha

varez ward played 26 games this year.ose games he averaged 27 minutes per game at 2.7 turnovers and 9 points. against alabama ward played only 17 minutes. he scored 3 points but had 6 turnovers and two of of those turnovers were in 21 seconds. alabama was favored by 5 points. they won by 18. easily covering the spread. against arkansas he only played for 19 seconds, had a turnover and then got hurt. and without ward, auburn only won by 3 points or lost by 3 points. they were favored or they were underdogs by 9.5 points which means they did not cover the spread in that game, shep. >> shepard: originally, trace, they were looking at not one but two players. >> two guards. chris densen was suspended. he was questioned and then he was cleared. he is now back on the team there are reports that other auburn players were also investigated. they were also asked if they were part of this point shaving scheme. vars ward as acknowledged that his cell phone has been con if i confiscated and he has taken a lie detector test. auburn wa

ward off evil spirits-- now to a story of magic. how do you ward off evil spirts? the artifacts came to light during modern renovations. >> a world famous bridge. an ancient country house. and in old convict prison. what links these things? >> the probe -- practice of folk magic in australia. >> the story begins here in tasmania. it is where a historian was invited by the owner to give his opinion on some strange discoveries. >> you have been doing some work. >> during some renovations, they came across some remarkable items. dozens of shoes, toys, and close dating from the 1820's. for ian, it is an investigation in the hiding of artefacts to ward off evil spirits. >> of objects related to the people would decoy the bings' away from the people and into the -- the beings away from the people. >> they have more than 100 sites. they have not found any in this one yet, over here is a different story. under the famous landmarks, workers dug this tunnel. they need another fine. >> there is. a shoe. a fragment of a shoe. discovered in 1998. it is certainly not an adult. >

how do you ward off evil spirits? the tools used by settlers in australia. >> two of president hamid karzai's brothers are amongst those who have been fired on by afghanistan. since a u.s. soldier shot 16 civilians, the country has been on alert for reprisal. a government group is visiting the villages in kandahar. they themselves came under attack. afghan troops returned fire. there are conflicting reports about casualties, but there are suggestions and afghan soldier providing search security for the group has been killed. a former adviser to afghanistan's interior ministry told me the situation in the country is still very tense. >> the people are angry. they're asking for the public trial of the soldier who killed people in kandahar. the attack is shocking, tragic, and damaging. shocking for afghan people. the military's soldier walks out of the base, fire on civilians, and kills women and children. it is damaging the relations between afghanistan, the u.s., and the international forces as a whole. it can put the

. >> sources say ward 7 council member has gotten a subpoena. ward 2 councilman, jack evans, has been issued a subpoena say sources. and others may be on the way as federal prosecutors seek information on all business dealings and campaign contributions from businessman, jeff thompson, dating back to 2003. thompson's home and offices were raided by the fbi and irs on march 2. >> the money orders were dated march 9 and march 10 of 2011. >> ward 5 councilman says he has not gotten a subpoena yet. but orange was forced to do a lot of explaning today. about his long time relationship with jeff thompson. orange was responding to published reports when he produced records of 26 money orders that went to his campaigns from thompson contacts. >> what is it about these money orders that arouse suspicion? >> there may be ten in the serial numbers are all running the same sequence. >> meaning they were bought at the same time? >> bought at the same time. however, the name may have been from georgia. so that would raise a suspicion. >> talk about fraud? >>

patrick ward died seven months ago. he was blind and it's believed he was attacked during a burglary in his home. he was stabbed several times and died later. today the teen entered a plea of guilty. he faces life. he will be sentenced may 23ered. >> charges against a 47-year- old scott spear have been dropped and now he wants his job back. he was a full time teacher a part time at eyehole school where he coached cross country and boy's basketball. he was arrested in february accused of having sex with a girl he coached. prosecutors dropped charging saying as shocking as it sounds it's not illegal in maryland for a part time employee of a school to have sex with a student 16 or older. >> if you have a son or a daughter serving in afghanistan you are nervous, scared, anxious. the not knowing what's begin to happen happens to upset all of us especially after that happened this weekend. those praying for peace here tonight. >> reporter: and the family of a local marine has planned a prayer service after seeing the news of

this ward men are blindfolded and shackled to their beds. the chains are extremely tight. this man's chest and hands show what appear to be wound from severe beating. instruments of torture lie on a nearby table, a cable and a whip. the hospital staffer who risked his life to capture this footage said he's seen doctors assault opposition activists. i've seen detain krees being whipped and beaten with bats. by breaking their legs, they twist the feet until the leg breaks. this is not the first account of allegations of torture in syria's state-run hospitals. this week the u.n. said it received similar videos. this is a doctor from the city of homs who recently came to lebanon after being injured in a rocket attack while treating opposition forces in a makeshift clinic. he told us about one patient who he tried to evacuate. the convoy was stopped by syrian army soldiers and the wounded man was taken to a military hospital. two days later, they called his family and told him to pick up his body. his body was burned and had holes from nails in it. most people were injured in t

there is the big hit on hines ward. the ncaa tournament cranks up today. thurmont beat la-- vermont beat lamar. loyola getting ready in pittsburgh. jimmy patsos well aware the bigger buckeyes are one of the better teams in the country. >> we got to get the game going north and south. they want the game to go east and west. they like to grind it. we got to press and make them play our style. we're not afraid to press them. the kentucky game really prepared us for this. we're playing against a little better athletes than us, but that's ok. >> game time tonight at 9:40.

superior court, derrick ward, news 4. >>> in a statement today ward 7 council candidate kevin chavousxpressed his condolences to wright's family and also said colbert was in his words not involved in the leadership of the campaign. he went on to say that he did not make any campaign related decisions. >>> the case of the prince george's county council woman given a slap on the wrist for driving a hundred miles an hour on the beltway, that case is being reviewed by the county police today. the executive review is to determine why district 7 council member karen towles was just given a warning when she was pulled over for driving 105 miles an hour at branch avenue. that incident happened late last month. towles has since apologized. she plans to enroll in a driver improvement class and the county car has been taken away from her. >>> a d.c. man is facing several charges in connection with a crash that involved a crowded metro fwhus southwest d.c. yesterday afternoon. investigators say 23-year-old rodney miller was fleeing at the traffic stop in prince george's county when he crashed int

a couple of other notes, hinews ward -- hines ward has now retired. jacksonville also the team everybody is talking about four tim tebow. gilbert has signed with memphis to finish the season. >> the denver broncos will be something to watch. >> you still have time to sign up for a new ipad. >> one more chance to redeem yourself. >> just checking out site tomorrow. temperatures much like today in the 70's and near 80 on friday. it will be cooler over the weekend. '63, we can live with that. >> have a good night. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ ♪ she was in paris but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so where to next? ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at green giant we know nature gives us the most nutritious ioof gifts. but only when they are ready to be given. that's why green giant picks vegetables at their peak. ...and freezes them fast locking in nutrients ...for you to unwrap.

in this ward, men are blindfolded and shackled to their beds. the chains are extremely tight. this man's chest and hands show what appeared to be wounds from severe beating, instruments of torture lie on a nearby table. an electric cable and a rubber whip. the hospital staffer who risked his life to capture this footage said he's seen doctors assault opposition activists. "i've seen detainees be tortured by electrocution, whipping, being beaten with batons. by breaking their legs, they twist the feet until the leg breaks." this is not the first account of allegations of torture in syria's state-run hospitals. this week, the u.n. said it had received similar video. abu abdullah is a doctor from the city of homs. he recently came to lebanon after he was injured in a rocket attack while treating opposition forces in a makeshift clinic. he told us about one patient whom he tried to evacuate from homs. the convoy was stopped by syrian army soldiers and the wounded man was take on the a military hospital. two days later they called his family and told him to come pick up his body, a

we delegate up you ward to achieve common interests. and at every level, at every level, we have a selection of individuals who can best represent, articulate and understand those common interests. and that's a kind of refinement, to borrow the term from james madison and gordon wood. a kind of refinement, so that it is a fantasy of a kind of continental mare to go raes where those at the top will have the wisdom to see beyond their own petty interests and to see the collective interest et al. well, i've gone on for too long. but what i wanted to articulate is this fundamental tension between democracy, between our sense of citizens as having power over how we are fwochbed and ruled, having a say, participatory democracy. and the notion of security in our rights, of predictability, of rule of law. for better or worse, and whether or not he came up with a viable solution, jefferson recognized a tension, which we overlook at our peril. the tension between a government based on our collective will, whatever that is, and a notion that veste

done el -- donnell graham stabbed patrick ward several times. ward later died. >>> police are trying to determine what led to the stabbing death of a 28-year-old man. the mother's 54-year-old boyfriend is in custody accused of stabbing the younger man to death on pikeswood drive. the 28-year-old took himself to the hospital where he later died. >> the victim does not live at that address. that's the suspect's address. he took a cab there. there was an altercation and the victim got into the cab. >> the investigation continues into what led up to the stabbing and whether or not the victim's mother was there at the time. >>> all right. you're looking live on the commute home on 95 on the southern side of the ft. hockey henry tunnel. we lost an hour. that chop lead to drowsy driving. drivers who lost an hour of sleep may not be fully alert out there on the road. a 2010 report found that drowsy driving was the reason for one in six deadly accidents. for more information on drowsy driving and ways to fight it, you can log on to abc2news.com. >>> it w

derek ward reports. >> reporter: a story too often repeated.eople in school and suddenly they're victims. all too often at the hands of a peer and all too often families are left to grieve, lives ended too soon. while they were only doing what they should be, going to school. >> we just had a shooting at our school. >> a safe haven. you know, you would never get a phone call like i did, you know, saying that something happened at school. your son's been shot. that's a phone call that no parent want. >> reporter: 16-year-old demetrius hewlin was among the three students who died last week at chardon high school in ohio. 17-year-old t.j. lane is charged with murder and assault. investigators believe the shootings were random. demetrius and other students were seated at a table in the school cafeteria. >> he was, you know, with his -- his buddies and, you know, sitting down, talking. having just a leisure conversation. and next thing you know -- >> reporter: while divorce had separated father and son, the distance was just geographical. they still

ward won two super bowls with the steelers. and he was once named mvp.th football. >> i don't want to play it in any other uniform. the black and gold rose deep in me. and i will remain a philly for life. >> ward was one of those the ravens loved to hate. he got into it can safety bernard pollard. there were several of those over the years. heinz ward finishes his career with exactly 1,000 pass receptions. >>> in baseball news, it's rarely flood guzz when a pitch -- rarely good news when a pitcher has an point with this doctor. the renowned doctor will be looking at his ailing left shoulder. it has been a nagging problem all spring. in fact, briton says he has had pain since last year. it is not likely he'll be part of the pitching staff in may. that leaves a greater point for lefty brian matusz. matusz with five innings. allows one run. having a pretty good spring. orioles hitters face ray halliday. jones here drives the halliday pitch that will drive in nolan reimold. but that will be the only run of the game. opening day, to be exact, is 17 days away.

he was going 25 miles per hour just backing up into this store front. >> reporter: derrick ward, news 4. >>> just steps away from that crash, a man was stabbed to death at a nightclub. it happened around 2:30 this morning at a club called the library. that's on 12th street in northeast. there's little to go on in this case. police have not released the identity of the man killed in the stabbing. >>> culpepper sheriff scott jenkins says he has nothing to hide when it comes to a conviction that was vacated in a murder that goes back to 1996. jenkins spoke for 20 minutes at a town hall in kul pculpepper. he's served 12 years in prison, but he was released from jail last week. in february a federal judge condemned police and prosecutors for outrageous misconduct in the case. they are accused of conceal iina plea deal. they also did not disclose failed polygraph results. the prosecutor gary close resigned but denied any wrong doing. today sheriff jenkins says the truth will come out in time. >> as soon as it is allowed, i will answer your questions. i'll give details. and if possible, i wi

it was a dangerous situation that was alleviated by a bus driver. >> her name, pam ward. >>> here's adeveloping story. the county executive john leopold and the current police chief -- they want them to step down. the integrity of the entire department is being questioned because ofs it leaders. >> reporter: the fraternal order of police said this vote was in order long before leopold's indict m atkinson said there are other issues. officers can't get lee. they're being held for hours at the end of their shift to make up for staffing shortages. regards to leopold's indictment, officers complained but were told to go along even though some of the activities were well beyond the scope of their security. officers thought they would be punished for speak out. >> information was put through the chain of communed and p--- command and no one did anythings about it. the complaints were made. the officers said, hey, i'm con swernd this. sir, i have issues with this. the response was, well, make sure you keep him happy because we have our self-s to worry about. >> atkinson said they want county

>> we have eight sites, one in each ward of the city. the hours are 8:30 a.m.7:00 p.m. >> this is an early voting situation, do i have to go to the precinct site in order to cast an early ballot or anywhere in the city? >> you can go to any one of the eight locations in the city. >> we've had some changes congressional redistricting in maryland. how is this going to affect them? >> early voting won't be affected at all. we have five early voting centers in montgomery county and we're open through -- we're open on sunday as well beginning tomorrow. in term of congressional district six that's where you will see the most changes due to restricting. and voters have been notified. we've sent out voter notification cards and sample ballots that tell them where they go to vote and check out the website so they're familiar for election day on which poll site to go to. >> now this is early voting. is this voting only republican registered voters or can anyone vote in the early voting situation? >> in d.c., we have three parties that are holding elections on april 3ed.

clarissa ward, cbs news, beirut. >> brown: video out today shows renewed calls for reform in bahrain. last february, a wave of demonstrationing erupted across the american allied kingdom, only to be quickly crushed. yesterday an estimated 100,000 bahrainis returned to the street, demanding democratic reform. it was the largest protest against the government in months. russians rallied against vladimir putin again today but in smaller numbers than before last sunday's election. about 10,000 people showed up in moscow. they charged the election that returned putin to the perez daens for an unprecedented third term was flawed. yesterday, five days after the election, president obama called him to congratulate him. still to come on tonight's cbs evening news, the invisible jobless. their plight brought to light. schr >> brown: apple is expanding its texas foot print. the company announced it's investing $304 million in a new campus in austin. the plan is to hire more than 3600 new employees for sales, customer service, and accounting, more than double apple's workforce in the state. as en

the rifle used to kill her was found in ward's car.f her friends are accused of shooting her and hiding her body. >>> people are finding other ways to get around in maryland and across the country. wjz is live and we have a closer look at the trend here at home. >> reporter: like many americans, baltimore and marylanders are using public transportation to save money wherever they can. the numbers are out about public transportation in america and they're nothing short of jaw dropping. how often do you use public transportation? >> every day. >> reporter: americans took 1,000th 3 billion trips on public transportation in 2011. the second highest total since 1957. light rail, the train, subway, or bus are cost-saving options consumers are using in growing numbers. in maryland, ridership of public transportation is up 10%. >> we think it's a testament to the job we're doing and trying to provide better service but also the economy playing a factor. >> reporter: riding public transportation comes with its own cost. the u.s. senate is sched

ward fall win big, 73-51 and get west virginia on monday. >> men's. gonzaga challenging ohio state.ags down three. 4:00 left. harris from downtown. 16. 13-3 run. ties it up. stockton thinking upset but the buckeyes don't blink. zags eliminated, 73-66 the final. buckeyes move on to the sweet 16 for the third year. >> murray state and marquette at louisville. isaiah cannon. what a finish. marquette battles. mayo, the bullet bass to guard are -- gardner. marquette, hand the racers their second loss and the golden eagles advance to the sweet 16. >> the bay bridge sear today. as and and giants. for asks -- scoreless until the second. rbi double. a's one. giants answer with four in the fourth and from then on timmy was cooking. four strikeouts. bottom six inch, the panda, unloads. second jack of the spring. giants with three home runs. seven, brian wilson in the game. get twoz outs. striking out both. giants beat the as, 72-the final. >> big day at tat at&t park for soccer, earthquakes hosting houston. some young soccer fansed. houston is threatening,; a penalty kick and brad davis just p

alex seven is out and joe ward in for the caps tonight.one thing that could derail hopes for any team in a hurry? >> injuries. >> of course. >> that was the weatherman. and he is right. injuries could do it. the nationals already could be without their cleanup hitter for opening day. michael moore is having a second treatment for a strained right lat that has forced him to miss all of spring training. right now he is completely shut down. the nationals say his status for opening day is unclear. this is a guy who had over 30 home runs last year. they desperately need him in the lineup. meanwhile down in jupiter the nationals blasted by the cardinals this afternoon, struggling in spring training. we start in the second. no score. runners on the corner for gio gonzalez. he strikes out garcia and tony cruz is on first caught stealing. they get him in the run down but somebody scores at home. so it was really all for naught. so the cardinals take a 1-0 lead. top of the fourth, garcia also helping his own cause on the mound facing roger bernadin

at freedom plaza, reporting live, derrick ward, news4. >>> right now, an eight-hour stand offis under way in prince george's county. police are trying to get a man who barricaded himself inside his apartment to come out peacefully. it started around 10:00 this morning in the 2500 block of kent town place in landover. police say a man fled a hit and run accident and ran inside an apartment. officers evacuated the surrounding buildings. police say the man from the other car in the accident is okay. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what sparked the deadliest fire in more than 60 years in west virginia's capital city. the early morning blaze killed a family of eight, including six children, all under the age of 8. another child is on life support. neighbors say the family was hosting a birthday party last night. charleston firefighters found one smoke detector in the house, but it was not working. >>> early voting in maryland is now under way. today, voters headed to the polls in silver spring. early voting in d.c. also began this week. both d.c. and maryland will hold their pri

derrick ward joins us now with more on this. >> reporter: the protests continue surrounding this case and with every piece of new information comes a new round of debate regarding its significance. but demonstrators downtown today focused much of their attention on what they say is the genesis of the law which empowered one man and led to the dea of the teenager. george zimmerman seen here in the custody of sanford, florida police after his deadly encount wer trayvon martin. martin's family says the footage though silent speaks volumes. >> there is no blood on his clothes. >> reporter: he is referring to the account in the police report that said zimmerman had a broken nose, wound to the back of his head, and soil on the back of his clothes suggesting a struggle, that he was attacked and shot the teen in self-defense. >> there absolutely was some misleading the public when they said his nose was broke and there was blood on the back of his head. >> reporter: some questions have arisen about the quality of the surveillance video, whether it has enough detail to show any injuries. it do

we met several wards convicted of murder.y asked that we not use their last names. >> when i was like 12 years old, i killed some guy who tried to kill my brother. and it was gang related. and i retaliated and been in here ever since. >> you shot him? >> no, we beat him to death with tire irons, lumberjacks, mops, stuff like that. >> the guy walked through the gate. i drew down on him with a .22. and told him he was selling dope and we told him not to sell dope in this particular area. he looked at me and tried to get the gun out of my hand. he ran up the stairs. i fired. he got shot seven times. and i killed him. me being 15, it excited me to shoot at somebody. because it made other people look at me and say, man, you see that guy, that's a cool guy there, it made me proud. >> what made you proud? >> them knowing that i would kill somebody and not even worry about it or not worry about getting caught. >> i was 16 and i shot somebody. it was the first day of the semester and i was by myself and, you know, there was one of my

it wards off prostate cancer and asthma as well. the star of the spice world, that title is tumerick. it's thought to boost brain power by warding off the plaques that cause alzheimers. a chili pepper is very, very hot. i have had them. if they are too hot for you, you can get the beneficial effects of the peppers without eating them. they put them into a body cream and use the active ingredient to help with arthritis. ginger, it can help reduce motion sickness. a health benefit of the spices we see here. i think i'm going to buy some. >> a blast from the past there in old delhi. lots of spices. a story that quite honestly was disturbing and disgraceful. u.s. soldiers intimidated, forced, coerced at the hands of the u.s. army. we'll explain. muscle lossfight with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lost over time. [ female announcer ] ensure muscle health has revigor and protein to help protect, preserve, and promote mu

faster. 3 3 &ptuesday,,march 13th 3 3 3 a university of 3 3 3 3 3 a university of maryland psychiatric ward this morning. this comes after the sophomooe posted online threats of a shooting rampage.the plan... to kill as many people as poosible.megan gilliland joins us now with the warning signs police might have ignored. good morning patrice,police posted tte on-line threats ong - right from his dorm room. room.the first threat appeared saturday night oo the website reddit dot com. hhs posting indicated that he intended o open fire oo campus and to stay away from the mall.he went on to say... "hopefully i to nationnl news."soon, police - began recieving calls about his threats.as detectives worked to identify the i-p address... police presence increased on campus.but some students thought his threats were a joke. 9;55:28 that was brrght up by one of the recepients who went on to say dude if you're joking you better speak up i'm going to alert authorities. he responded lol laugh out loud go ahead you don't know what campus i'm tallking about 55:48 55:48police say when they arrested the engin

an officer identified by sources as john ward is still off the street while prosecutors determine his role after the shooting of a 13-year-old girl. she was killed when police say two teenage boys were playing with a gun. the gun was later found, sources say, in officer ward's car. >> the sergeant who was suspended late last week, a department spokesman said internal investigators are conferring with the state attorney's office, an indication more serious consequences may be ahead. >> and then found in an accounting has died from his injuries. police say the 41-year-old was stabbed multiple times in the chest. we are told the suspect ran from the scene, but police say they do have a person of interest in this case. a man who admitted to killing his sister's husband at a bar will spend 60 years in prison. he pleaded guilty back in november 2 shooting martin eight times as he left and in after work in may 2010. further investigation revealed the murder had been orchestrated by martin's wife. she pleaded guilty earlier this year and will be sentenced sometime this month. >> twin brothers

and rod has asked me to offer something of an after ward to phil's presentation to tell you something about his history in the 1860s and put him in context of that generation of pioneers who served in the house shortly after. 143 years ago this february 27th, menard broke one of american history's color barriers. like so many moments, that moment was both triumphphal and sir co rounded. he was to be seated in the house and the galleries were crowded and the house gave him it's undivided attention. now, we might be content to relegate him to a curious historical footnote after all, there were earlier curious foot notes. in february of 1865, house chaplain william channing invited garnet to commemorate the house's approval of the 13th amendment to deliver a sermon in the house chamber and that was a unique moment because african-americans had been banned from the house chamber going back to the 1820s. but garnet wasn't speaking in the house while it was in session and he wasn't makeing hs case to be seated as a representative. >> his brief 15 minute speech on february 27th delivered fro

and south ward and let's take a look at the sierra. there is snow in the tahoe area, tapering off from heavier snow that was falling earlier. there is rainfall impressive in spots. over an inch in cloverdale. st. helena. there is a quarter inch to half an inch in other locations. snowfall totals from six inches to 18 inches. and there is a still accumulating. >> spencer, thank you very much. convicted murderer yusef bey in prison. officials say he was placed there for trying to get a guard to get him a cell phone. he is the former leader of the your black muslim bakery. and. >> pardon me, they will seek the death penalty, a many-year-old charged with killing four northern california women, each have the same first and last initials in the mid 70s and mid-90s, he's acting as his own attorney telling the judge he only needs four weeks but the trial set for march 28th ooj one-time hell's angel member captured saturday after a four-month long search was alined -- arraigned today. he is accused of shooting another hell's angel at a funeral.

i'm excited just that job fairs are happening, actually. >> reporter: derrick ward, news4. >> you can get more information about the hiring process at the maryland live casino by going to our website, nbcwashington.com, and search as seen on nbc 4. maryland live is scheduled to be opened for business in june. >>> well, a dubious honor for washington. the district comes in at number five on the list of u.s. cities with the most speed traps and red light cameras. that's the word from trapster, a website that allows users to report police activity and so-called speed traps. the d.c. i'm a area has 350 tra enforcement cameras according to poi factory, a website that keeps track of the cameras. new york city topped the list, big apple, big headaches. >>> but what a beautiful day for a drive. >> even if you are snuck traffic, a day like today, not so bad, the sun shining, put the windows down, open the sunroof, put the top down what you need to do. >> you put the top down, you are confident. >> absolutely. not going to rain with my roof down, i will tell that you now. beautiful day outside

nancy ward who is our region nine fema director. we have cal e.m.a. here, mike dayton and his staff. chief greg sir and they brought their whole command staff. we have many nert scroll teers. nert was a group that came about from 9/11 i mean -- shows where my mind is. from loma prieta. we have a lot prepared for you and i want to welcome our two chiefs up. joanne, would you like to start with a few words and then chief greg sir after that? >> thank you, anne, for the kind introductions. it was amazing 22 years ago this city in the bay area region experienced the loma prieta earthquake. i was not yet in the fire department. it was about five months before i joined and like anne alluded to, if anyone lived here, they remember where they were. >> i was at a high school when it happened and all of us remember the frightening moments and the aftermath of loma prieta. and it's always fitting when we celebrate an anniversary to take a minute not only to commemorate that but to next on the importance of how the community needs to step up an

wound up in chanute on a made stern day ward which did not go over very well at all because i said i was supposed to go to korea, not deliver babies.go ove i said i was supposed to go to korea, not deliver babies. chief nurse came in and said i want three nurses to go to korea and i raised both hands and i got orders and i was on my way. the liso that's where i wound u. >> we appreciate your service all of you. are there any other questions? yes. >> it's not a question. i am so thankful first my friends they invite me to come here today. i just want to say thank you so much for saving -- my homeland, korea. [ applause ] i want to say something more, but i just can't. but thank you so much. before i knew who they was, my father and grandparents told me so much about general mccarthy, i feel like he's the korean president when i grow up. but thank you again. and so much for saving our homeland korea. >> that says it all, ladies and gentlemen. >> we all thank you, colonel clark and the d.o.d. committee to invite us here. i wish i could bring who are koreans. are there are people from co

is rifle that killed her was later found inside the car of off duty baltimore police officer john ward. ward now suspended from the department, during an investigation launched by baltimore police commissioner who spoke to wjz today. >> we will promise and avow, there will be justice done and that we will dot every i and cross every t to make sure that when we act in this case we are going to be ready to ensure justice is done. >> reporter: unable to comment on specifics saying detectives need time to get it right, monet's mother reserving comment only saying she is anxious for the completed investigation. >>> how personally do you take some of this, and what kind of priority do you make it? >> listen, whether it is a horrible tragedy like this, we are talking to the commanders every day, getting updates where are we with the investigation, what specific work needs to be done. >> reporter: he knows the allegations against jus just one officer -- just one officer can harm the department's credibility. >> we recognize these are hits the police department takes again i have to remind peop