puta, as he was known, was the son of lip end airy boxer calvin woodland senior. the family was devastated. police and witnesses say two masked men cornered woodland at gun point rifling through his pockets. after getting what they wanted, the gunman both turned and fired. now, nearly two years later, the only man accused said that he acted alone despite that claim, the governor's prosecutor you wered motley to accept the plea to second- degree murder. writing in a sentencing memorandum: unlike a defendant who attempts to minimize his role in an offense, mr. rogers readily admitted he committed the offenses. 22 years as a sig -- is a significant period of time to serve to protect the community. indeed, the plea reflects that rogers earlier opted not to identify the second shooter. woodland's mother and other family members say they agree with the judge. >> we were very happy about the decision that judge motley made. because of the lie that mr. rogers told. >> i think the message is to send to people who think they can just, you know, commit crimes and get a littl

pew do was the son of legendary boxer calvin woodland sr. his family was devastated.olice and witnesses say two masked men cornered woodland at gunpoint and rifled through his pockets. after getting what they wanted the gunmen both turned and fired. now nearly two years later the only man accused says he acted alone. despite that claim the government's prosecutor urged judge motley to accept the plea to second degree murder. writing in the sentencing memorandum unlike a defendant who attempts to minimize his role in an offense, mr. rogers has readily admitted i committed the offenses. 20 -- he committed the offenses. 22 years is a significant period of time and will serve to protect the community. indeed the plea reflects that rogers earlier opted not to identify the second shooter. woodland's mother and other family members say they agree with the judge. >> we are very happy about the decision of judge motley because of the lie that mr. rogers told about being the only one involved in the shooting. >> judge motley i think has a good message to send to people who thin

and gary woodland hit six birdies in the final round of sixty seven to win the world cup by two shots at mission hills in china in a dramatic final round there was disappointment. and graeme mcdowell could only card an even par seventy to two. finished tied for. germany for targeting a first win since nine hundred ninety six sick and martin karma produced a sixty nine to share second place with england and that you and justin rose name poulter enjoyed the best round of the days to purge sixty three with a hand in the usa birdie the first two holes with their beach and woodland including showing no sign of snake canada five under sixty seven to leave them on twenty four and give the us their first world cup title for eleven years. and finally to the ice week as we continue our series of reports featuring k h l clubs this time down yan takes a closer look at least the snow leopard from kazakstan who have a stanley cup winner on their roster. through. getting stronger. getting tough or. getting faster. just the way snow leopards should be burris have no inconsiderate take a job our house

now in other news americans matt koocher and gary woodland have won golds twenty fourth world cup in china they led the united states to a two shot victory over england team poulter and justin rose woodland scene here and couture had six birdies during their final round based on the foursomes or turn it shot format graeme mcdowell and rory mcilroy who were the overnight leaders tied for fourth were destroyed a scotland and the netherlands. the more intelligent your federal will be playing the hundredth final of his career today he's up against joe fried to some good at the end of season world tour finals in london federer enjoyed a straight sets win over david ferrer in the semi the opener was close but the swiss got a crucial break of serve to go six five up and then served out the next game to take the six seven five but i haven't beat federer in eleven attempts before this match and didn't threaten to upset the form book going on to lose the second set six three federal now face to tsonga and his hundred five. amazing achievement in. doing three hundred forms is not something you

. >> las reacciones no se hacen esperar en woodland hay conternacion . >;> a pesar de la distancia ,ermanamiento es porque el 30 % de a comunidad mexicana es de esa ciudad . >> se refiere a la muerte del presidente municipal asesinado después de ser atacado . >> otra víctima más de la violencia en el país . >> el entendio que para mi ir a michoacán no era una posibilidad por lo que pasaba . >> fue en junio cuándo fue a california , estuvo en los estudios de univisión 19 donde el mandatario hablo de su deseo por promover el empleo entre las dos ciudades por la hermandad del 2005 . >> el acercamiento con los paisanos decir lo importnate que son para nosotros . >> sus planes son concretados a paso lento justo cuándo terminaba como alcalde uno de las ciudades de michoacán . >> su partida tomo a muchos por sorpresa y pone en duda las esperanzas de cambi . >> esto va de mal en peor y no hay nadie que quiera limpiar la corrupción que trabaje la gente honesta y la corrupción no los deja avanzar . >> las imágenes que vera son cuándo una patrulla choca con una avioneta llena de mercancia ilega

i did not follow what you were saying about how the unilateral withdrawal power in woodland. -- power would land. and >> the language was inserted with a notice of special restriction by the city, and the agreement essentially says if at some point, it gave the power to remove at and restrictions to the zoning administrator. it did not say to any other party, and to every other experts i consulted with, that is giving up the power of one individual, and while i could appeal it, it would be bringing it back at a future date and leaving it where we left off. time is precious. life is short, and don't we have better things to do? >> basically, we have an agreement, and the question is how will it be recorded. >> how did the responsibility get taken from jason as an individual? >> if it is not in an nsr, what is your suggestion as to how it should be? >> one of them is an nsr, but it is a private nsr. the same language is there, but the problem is it puts it all on me, so i've vigor and the way to flush out intention -- i figured a way to flesh out the agreement would be to add two senten

i did not follow what you were saying about how the unilateral withdrawal power in woodland. -- power would land. and >> the language was inserted with a notice of special restriction by the city, and the agreement essentially says if at some point, it gave the power to remove at and restrictions to the zoning administrator. it did not say to any other

money goes these days as we check out homes everywhere, from classic brick tudor in seattle to a woodlands retreat in the adirondacks, new york. you two ladies have social graces. >> that's nice to hear, thank you. that's a compliment. >> you'll do the correct thing i know. what if you're seated in ex-to somebody who is rude on the plane or your teenager get involved with something? we'll get a lesson innet quit from an expert and he is going to put savannah and natalie to the test. >> okay. >> it's weird that i feel nerve bus this. i don't want to fail the social test. >> you would not. what else is coming up? >>> also ahead are you really hungry? dieters say they feel hungry all the time, that's why they can't lose the weight they want to. perhaps you're hungry for something else like fun or companionship. we'll examine some of the habits and why people feel like maybe it's not so much about being hungry but more about the emotional things and a lot of us eat for reasons other than hunger. i think we can all relate to that. >> i'm a comfort eater. >> i'd like to tuck in with a pot roast

the teen said she was dropped off right here at the corner of wood lawn and kreul across from woodlandemorial park. people who live in the area are on edge. >> i feel scared now because it could happen to anybody. >> it's a busy area over here. >> this right here is like expected to be safe but. >> reporter: county police say the victim gave detailed descriptions of the car and the two suspects who weren't wearing masks. >> any kind of an incident like this is very frightening and we are very interested in finding these 4 suspects. >> reporter: now investigators need leads on these men before they strike again. baltimore county police said they waited two weeks to release details because detectives were following up on leads. >>> all right, thank you, megan. >>> investigators are asking anyone with tips to call police right away. >>> it's known as binge in a can. now there's a warning about -- calls the drink deceptive because one can is the same amount of alcohol as 4 beers. now they want it put on the label. it has already removed caffeine from the drink after coming under fire. >>>

a woodland animal out of its comfort zone. it took effort to save the buck, but before long, he was out of the water. >> for century, there were deer in the area hunted by the indians. they are making a comeback, still, in this area, this part of town, it's not a normal occurrence. >> very rare. i have heard of it happening once before. >> reporter: it's not rare to see deer elsewhere in the city and the suburbs, especially this time of year. it's the rutting season when bucks, in search of mates will wonder. they won't let a roadway or traffic get in their way. motorists have to watch out and exercise deer prudence. >> the probability of your hitting a deer will increase this month and next month. you have to be cautious and on guard for that. >> reporter: they like to roam during the same periods we do, the morning and rush hours. >> you are aware of them in the evenings and dusk. they seem to be habitual animals. >> you know you are in an area where there's a population of deer, a presence of deer, slow down and be on the w

recognizing that, we will continue to serve the needs of woodland park's residents in this capacity. >> it's the quality of life improve significantly, we want people who live here to be able to enjoy that and not be displaced. >> reporter: the over 1800 units in question represent almost half of east palo alto's rental stock, according to mayor carlos romero and most of the units fall under the city's rent controlled ordinance which limits how much rents can go up. >> all i can say is, you know, as new owners in palo alto, we'll make sure be vigilant about new landlords playing by the rules set down by rent control but i have no reason to believe at this point that ek get will not do that. >> reporter: but as much of this part of east palo alto gets redeveloped -- >> gentrification will probably do more harm than good. >> reporter: -- residents say it's a matter of time before prices go up. the only questions are how much and when. in east palo alto, len ramirez, cbs 5. >> although the deal is not yet final, equity says it plans to take control of the complex by the end of the year.

the common peninsula lies on low hills here you also find mountains and valleys covered with thick woodland and death of the tundra and this small region of stark and natural diversity attracts tourists from across the world the form bike is the most popular means of transport here for the tourists. at the roads are few and far between around here an accord is the best bet when it comes to traveling over such terrain of a bit of a quad bike will take you to places that no other car can reach or. the color peninsula makes up. and lies within the arctic circle to the north it's washed by the bering sea but in the south it's met by the white sea and region is known as the gateway to the arctic. this is the starting point of most sightseeing whoops around the call of an inch a similar fate goes in has been in the business of taking tourists to moments when nature reserves of the many years. from here we will set out from the main lines of the koala peninsula to this readily and good bochy peninsula as they are the farthest temps in the northwest of our country norway lies beyond the. numerous m

it was contested by residents whose backyards now look at the highway instead of woodland. the completed icc will open at 6:00 tomorrow morning but it could be open a little earlier than that. back to you. >> thanks, jackie. >>> a woman was attacked while out jogging at 6:00 this morning in the 200 block of east delray avenue. someone grabbed the woman from behind. she screamed and was pushed to the ground. the attacker ran away then. joggers should be extra careful when they are running especially in the early morning hours. >>> look at the people in these photos. they are suspects in a series of robberies at eye wear stores in fairfax county. they stole half a dozen pairs of expensive glasses from the four eyes in alexandria. the cases may be linked to a series of thefts in montgomery county. >>> a teenaged burglar learned that breaking to a house can be big trouble. the 19-year-old was shot by the homeowner early yesterday morning. the teen broke in through a window and the noise woke up the man inside. the homeowner grabbed his handgun and got off a shot. george william

woodland says the dogs that attacked him came from his neighbor's house somewhere in this neighborhood here. now, we checked in with dc police. they say when they responded they didn't cite anyone here in this neighborhood. we also called animal control services and they say they were never called and never removed any dog out in this area. we're live in southeast dc, ken molestina, 9news now. >> all right. scary dogs. >>> tonight venezuela vows to rescue washington nationals william ramos and catch his abductors. the 24-year-old catcher was playing in the winter league. he was visiting with family in santa anez last night when four armed men abducted him. our bruce leshan spoke tonight to a newspaper columnist about this. he says even though kidnappings are common in that country, most do end peacefully. >> the fact that so many of these are about money and that maybe somebody will give these people enough money to release him. >> basically that would be like our best hope. because the statistics shows 98% of the kidnaps here end up in a good way. the hostage being released and everyt

to woodland a few just miss is. that we have new young players disillusioned that we bring to you. so gold medals a bronze and a world record a good day's work for female athletes on the fourth day of the world weightlifting championship in paris in the sixty three k. division. lifted a one hundred fifty. six year old record which was set by five we know also another russian side then for the third their gold in the women's sixty nine kilogram category when she lifted one hundred eighteen programs in this national one hundred forty acres of ground in the clean and jerk for a total two hundred sixty six points in the same weight class that's how much they have a college bronze after finishing with a combined sold so all two hundred and fifty three points. and is becoming almost a weekly occurrence now breaking down the latest installments occurring on tuesday with players and officials once again i'm able to reach a compromise but according. to share hope springs eternal. our orders are clear right now the current offer that is on the table from the n.b.a. is not one that we can acc

gulf now and american jewry much and gary woodland hit sits in a final round of sixty seven to win the world at mission hills in china in a dramatic final. there was disappointment for overnight leaders i went. away mcdowell could only card an even par seventy two a few times the false germany they were targeting a first win since one thousand nine hundred ninety that alex jacka climbed up just a sixty nine to share second place with england but of justin rose and even poulter enjoyed the best round of the day is to perve sixty three. hundred in. the usa the first two holes if there be times when it can show showing signs of nerves i carded a five under par sixty seven to leave them on twenty four on the give us their first world cup title for eleven years. and finally over to the ice and we continue our series of reports featuring clubs this time robert father and young takes a closer look at bodies the snow leopards from kazakstan who have a stanley cup winner on their roster. getting stronger. getting tougher. getting faster. just the way snow leopards shoot the breeze of knowing co

of now and american german and gary woodland hit six bird is in a final round of sixty seven to win the world cup by two shots at mission hills in china the pair wore down the two stroke overnight lead held by islands rory mcilroy and graeme mcdowell with birdies on the first two holes for more bodies move them to twenty four under par as ireland faded for bogeys in a seventy two stay twenty one under england's in poulter and justin rose carded a nine in the past sixty three to finish second alongside germany who also won twenty two on the. tennis now roger federer will take on jo wilfried tsonga later this sunday as the swiss star prepares for the one hundred final of his career at the end of season well two finale in london altogether federer enjoyed a straight sets every final win over spain's david ferrer the opening set was close but the swiss changed a great serve their six fired up. he sent out the next game to take the set seventy five farrah having being federer in eleven attempts before this match and he didn't threaten to upset before going into the second set six three. thre

goal now and american jerome at crucial and gary woodland hit six birdies in a final round of sixty seven to win the world cup by two shots at mission hills in china the pair wore down the two stroke overnight lead held by islands where we mcelroy and graeme mcdowell with birdies on the first two holes for these moved them to twenty four under par as ireland faded with all bogeys in a seventy two state twenty one under england in poulter and justin rose carded a nine and a par sixty three to finish second alongside germany on twenty two other. tennis now roger federer will take on jo wilfried tsonga later this sunday as the swiss stop prepares for the one hundred final of his career at the end of season walter finale in london will also get their phèdre enjoyed a straight set semifinal win at spain's david ferrer the opening set was close but this was stopped and a crucial part of so to go six five up and then he served out the next game to take the set at seventy five ferrer haven't beaten federer in eleven attempts before this match and he didn't threaten to upset the form book going on

of now and american german sharon gary woodland hits since birdies in a final round of sixty seven to win the world cup by two shots at mission hills in china the pair wore down the two stroke overnight lead held by islands warry mcelroy and graeme mcdowell with birdies on the first two holes then four more birdies. moved them to twenty four under par as ireland faded with four bogeys in a seventy two to state twenty one under england's in poulter and justin rose carded a nine and a part sixty three to finish second i was i germany on twenty two under. tennis now roger federer will take on jo wilfried tsonga later this sunday as the swiss star prepares for the one hundred final of his career at the end of season well till finale in london federer enjoyed a straight sets win over dallied fair in the semifinals well the opener was close but the swiss clinched a crucial so to go six five up. then down at the next game to take the set seventy five haven't beaten federer in eleven attempts before this match and didn't threaten to upset the four. going on to lose the second set six three th

. >>> greg lives at the woodland park apartment complex paying $1,050 for a one-bedroom apartment.y are afraid that the sale of the complex to a large out of town developer will mean higher rents. >> people are paying $1,000 for having the whole family in here. there's not a lot of rich people. we need to price it to stay down. >> reporter: after the previously owner defaulted on a $50 million loan wells fargo sold wood

comes up to a stop light at an intersection in an area called the woodlands, a residential area in houstonxas. he notices two silver corvettes there in front of him. and they're doing the car version of talking smack. >> see how stupid these guys are. >> and it's green -- and these guys are off. >> oh, [ bleep ]. >> oh! >> it looks like the guy on the right let off the gas too fast when you've got that much power down on the ground and you're going, going, and you just suddenly let off the gas -- it makes the back end get real light. and they crashed into each other. they both end up on the left side of the road in the grass. apparently we don't know to sure, but apparently the two guys, the two corvettes just completely took off afterwards. >> this has disaster written all over it. >> yup, knew that was coming. >>> in could be some of the most terrifying security camera footage we've ever seen, in my opinion. because it involves a small child. what you're about to see is an armed robbery in progress, a man runs into two cops at a multiservice store. he points a gun at a clerk who just ope

>> the next is courtesy of gail king from woodland, texas. take care. the water carefully. aka, don't dive. don't you think it would be quicker to say no diving? and no piano experience necessary? >> piano player wanted. much have knowledge of opening clams. >> it's a necessity. if you can play the piano, it's a perk. >> do you know in music when you make a big mistake is called? a clam. >> it is? >> go figure. >>> still to come, "who knew?" >> i'm not going over there. i don't feel like it. because my crack itches. vv >>> we're back on this winesday, wednesday, ready to play our weekly trivia "who knew?" game. to commemorate veterans day we'll put your patriotic knowledge to the test. kathie lee is across the street at the nbc experience store ready to hand out $100 to those who answer correctly. and for those who don't, they get a copy of her cd. radhika jones from "time" magazine is here to help me out. we'll test everyone's knowledge. >> let's see how they do. >> from indiana, finish the lyric to "the star-spangled banner." ♪ through the perilous fi

as far as accidents go, south rolling road at woodland drive, also a couple to report in the talsen area. saddler road also another one to watch out there, lockraven boulevard. let's take a live look. not too bad of a driver there on the beltway. that's a look at delanie valley road. this traffic report is brought to you by auto service plus. check out their fall and winter maintenance specials, up to $65 in additional rebates. go to www.autoserviceplus.biz. >>> we invite you to stay with wjz for the latest on traffic, airport delays and weather. go to www.wjz.com. >>> well, the race has tightened up a bit in the pro football challenge. jessica kartalija is live at www.wjz.com to update this week's standings. >> i'm doing well. the leader remains the same in the bobblehead standings but his lead is shrinking. adam remains up top with 110 pointers. i'm right behind with 109 and a three-way tie for third with mark, dan and tim williams. they all have 108 points. mary has 106, don has 105. and this week's big winner, crystal ferguson predicted all 14 games and came closest to the score. she

matt kutcher and gary woodland ended an 11-year drought.won by two strokes by shooting a 5 under par 67. germany and england tied for second. a check of today's weather and jacqui jeras is in atlanta for us. good morning, jacqui. >> good morning, a wet start here in atlanta, christine, much of the southeast dealing with rain but this time tomorrow morning, we're going to be talking the "s" word instead. yeah, not showers but snow. the forecast map showing that white stuff coming in across mississippi, tennessee, northern alabama and north georgia. most will see little if any accumulation, ground temperature is too warm so watching for that to move on out quickly and cause you few travel woes. atlanta, charlotte, nashville, cinci, all have problems because of clouds and rain. >> jacqui jeras, thanks. >>> an historic day in egypt. thousands head to the polls in the first election since the revolt that ousted hosni mubarak. the voting happening as thousands pack tao requihrir sqd ben wedeman is there. what about the outcome of this election? >

joining me with reaction, former lapd detective, mark if you rememberran and rebecca rose woodland. to see you. mark, this case is so appalling and revolt sog so many levels. i want to take a moment to remember the victims in this case because we are talk about this alleged villains here, but we should keep the victims in mind. aboutlet me start with you. these incidents go back to 1995. they could have possibly continued through 2006 and even later than that. mark, as a former detective, how does something like this go on for so long, with so many people having knowledge about it? >> li think it's -- it's obvious that the football program at penn state trumped all young boys or the rape of young boys. they weren't as important as the football program. or people's personal positions. so when you look at this, it was something that they're going to kind of take care of, but kind of ignore in that the level of cowardice in that -- and to give you just an example. mcqueary -- he sees a rape of a 10-year-old boy by a man he knows to be a middle-aged man that is obviously not supposed to

live pictures from the woodlands, texas, where the latest fireworks in the republican battle for president are about to go off. this time, instead of eight or nine candidates squeezed into a stage, you only see two. newt gingrich, who's enjoying a recent upswing in the polls and herman cain, the front-runner, cnn political reporter shannon travis standing by live at the debate for us. shannon, getting ready, tension is rising. it's getting exciting there. the question is -- i'm sure some people will be paying attention. in the back of everyone's mind, they'll be thinking about herman cain and those sexual harassment allegations. >> reporter: they will absolutely be the elephant in the room. this week long drip of information and accusations, all of which herman kacain has deni. that will not be a topic of discussion at this debate here today. it's sponsored by the tea party. they want to stick to entitlement. anyone who's a spending or deficit hawk wants to talk about how to bring the nation's deficit down, how to bring the nation's spending levels down and obviously entitlement. social se

down the chain, from the timber haulier to the forestry contractors, and also, the owners of the woodland are getting an income from the timber. >> we've also got happy customers who've got heat in their homes at very economic value. it's terrific all ways around. >> what should you do with all that shredded paper? can it be recycled? yes, it can. but remember, it needs to be placed in a plastic bag or other container, such as a cardboard box, to prevent the small pieces from flying out of garbage bins when collected. because all recycling policies vary, it's best to check with your local municipality's recycling program to find out its policy about what you can and cannot recycle. >> "real green" continues right after this brief break. (announcer) still got flakes? switch to selsun blue shampoo. maximum strength medicine wipes out flakes. aloe and moisturizers keep hair healthy. >> closed captioning sponsored in part by... my skin's never been so soft and radiant. [ female announcer introducing sheer ribbons lotion from gold bond ultimate. [ woman for a softness i can feel, radiance i ca

. >>> police were called to a house on woodland after getting complaints of a loud party.officers say underaged kids were seen drinking outside and inside the room. the homeowner, burnett, was injured -- was arrested for this. >>> they added to all of the panic in the weeks after the september 11. attacks. a new full tie million dollar settlement is tied to the attacks. >>> good morning. lots of fog. there are some breaks in the fog. highs today will be in the 50s and 60s. but for another hour or two, some really thick fog. 8:14. new this morning, the u.s. government is paying $2.5 million to the family of a florida -- of the florida man who was killed in the 2001 yam than attack. -- am -- anthrax attack. court documents show an exchange for the 2.5 million, stevens' family will drop all claims. >>> former palo alto mayor jims birch died yesterday morning of failing health. he was 78 years old. he was a military veteran, an advertising executive and a lifelong activist. he's survived by his wife and two adult children. he was 85 years ole. >>> 8:15. if you are looking onli

when -- you will be on the woodland creatures float.e singing, going down central park west, you group watching this parade. what does it mean to you today? >> you close your eyes, and i can remember, you know, being 6 years old and smelling the food coming from the kitchen and watching the parade, it's magical. even more magical than i realized here. i wish everybody could see just -- james taylor played on the same float i'm on two years ago. i got to meet him the other day. said he carvedis name on the the name on the float. it's just an honor to be here. happy thanksgiving day, al. >> enjoy it today. >> you, too. thanks a lot. >> okay, rodney atkins, everybody. that's what's going on around the country, and here's what's going on in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, i am tom kierein here in storm center 4. we are looking into virginia from upper northwest washington. a blue sky all over the region, but it's cold. we are near freezing throughout much of the area, and it's 39 now at reagan national. later today, we will climb i

when -- you will be on the woodland creatures float.e singing, going down central park west, you group watching this parade. what does it mean to you today? >> you close your eyes, and i can remember, you know, being 6 years old and smelling the food coming from the kitchen and watching the parade, it's magical. even more magical than i realized here. i wish everybody could see just -- james taylor played on the same float i'm on two years ago. i got to meet him the other day. and he carved his name on the float. i'm going to sneak and carve my name. such an honor to be here. happy thanksgiving to everybody. >> so good to see you. all success. and have a great time. enjoy it today. >> you too. thanks a lot. >> rodney >> good morning and happy thanksgiving. sunshine making for a beautiful conditions all across the area today. and that's your latest weather. savannah. >> al, thanks so much. >>> what do you do for thanksgiving if you're the leader of the free world? inside the white house kitchen. but, first, these messages. ♪ [ drill whir