jessica? >> you see the number on your scre screen. 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to the unit. >>> new tonight at 6:00, a second woman has been charged in the high-profile killing of a multimillionaire. 32-year-old katrina marie was ararnd on charges today and held without bail. police arrested her and detectives claim she is a prostitute who was frequently hired by the victim who was killed in a home invasion. her brother is one of three men charged in the case as well. prosecutors aren't commenting how her role took place in the crime. another woman had previously been charged as an accessory after prosecutors say they found photos of entry points to cura's home on her cell phone. >>> well, she has been fingered again, ayala who garnered notoriety seven years ago after placing a severed finger in a bowl of wendy's chili is back in jail. damian trujillo covered the case in 2005. she's back at the hall of justice with the new details. damian? >> reporter: inasked the d.a. if ayala has a pr

. >> reporter: jessica bennett and her son were flying to atlanta and sat next to this man of idaho. >> he was just being rude and belligerent and i felt very unconfidentable. >> reporter: he reeked of alcohol and continued to drink on board. but as the plane began to descend, jonas got fussy and the flight was getting worse. >> i had trouble comforting him. that's when the guy had made his comment to me. >> reporter: as court documents state, this is when he allegedly told jessica to shut that n word baby up. but it did not end there. using the racial slur a second time and allegedly slapped jona hitting him in the eye. >> i could not believe that he would say something like that. and to a baby or about a baby and then to hit him was just, you know, i felt like i was in another world. >> reporter: jessica says other passengers eventually came to her aide where the two were given a new seat. while he is back to being a curious toddler, they call his action heinous and hateful and wants something to be done. >> all the evidence is sufficient enough to support what we're saying. you kn

jessica kartalija with more on the search for the cause for the illness. jessica? >> vic, hazmat crews arrived after several people fell ill here at the keswick center. >> reporter: one by one, employees in the kes wick sowrp south center are loaded into ambulances. several are rushed to the hospital after suddenly becoming ill. >> trouble breathing. unknown cause of the illness. at this time is it under investigation. hazmat has been performing sweeps of the building. >> hundreds were immediately evacuated. some didn't want to go on camera. >> announcement came over the pa system, telling everybody to evacuate the building. >> we kept hearing sirens coming and going. and my manager came in a little later, like 10-ish. and she said, what's with all the sirens, the ambulances out front for? next thing you know, they made the announcement for everybody to vacate the building. we have been out here for 40 minutes. >> it's still unclear what cause the ilcontinuous. >> we've checked for carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulfide and others. >> reporter: we're told more than 1,00

lewis: and jessica's injuries-- they were yours, too. isn't that what compassion is? fellow suffering? fellow sacrifice. and you played your part. jacked in the brilliant career to be an unpaid physio. and there's your daughter, imagining she can just fall in love with who she wants. touching her letting her believe he was someone else. (tires squealing) you persuaded canter to kill him. your idea, was it? the drowning? pity he got the wrong bloke. and of course you got your man "second time lucky." you must have guessed that he and jessica would want to meet up on the night of her party, so that he could explain, ask for her forgiveness. what i can't see is what would make your husband take the blame? why die to protect a man like manfred canter? damn. i'm not used to... to this knife? where is your best knife mrs. rattenbury? "i'm not used to being interrogated," i was going to say. (heavy breathing) (coughing, gasping) i didn't kill him. i didn't kill anyone. would you do something for me? hmm? would you please try not to hate him? steven? i see now he only lied be

what's the latest, jessica? >> reporter: book woodward and gene sperling had a phone call first and then an e-mail exchange. bob woodward said he felt it was threatening and the white house is saying that is ridiculous and a seener adviser, david pluf, is sort of mocking bob wood ward sending out a tweet comparing him to an aging sports star. watching woodward the last few days is like watching mike schmidt facing live pitching again. perfection gained once is repeated. ouch. here's what the drama is all about. an intimidating threat or a friendly exchange between a reporter and a white house official? >> they are not happy at all. >> reporter: at issue, a spat over bob woodward's reporting on the president's plan to avoid the looming forced spending cuts. >> it was said very can clearly, you will regret doing this. >> who sent that e-mail to you? >> well, i'm not going to say. >> was it a senior person? >> a very senior person. >> reporter: that official was gene sperling, director of the economic council and a

still annoying. >> jessica biel was rocking out to justin timberlake, her husband after the brit awards in london. you see her in the crowd. i love it. >> suit and tie. >> it was sexy. >> for a white girl, she's got booty and some moves. >> i don't know if this is a booty and some moves. >> i don't know if this is a great move.

jessica lehman. thank you. hello councilmembers. thank you so much for having us here today and congratulations to our new chair. >> thank you very much. >> okay. let me know if the sound is okay. is that close enough? okay. great. so i understand we have about 10 minutes. is that right? >> yes. >> okay. i'm going to try to take about just five minutes of our time because we have two board members here who i want to introduce them and a chance to speak as well. so senior disability action was technically formed last summer through the merger of senior action network and planning for elders in the central city. both are ork niegzs that have been around for 20 years and had similar missions for supporting seniors and people with disabilitys in san francisco and our mission is about empowering people with disabilities and seniors to improve our community as a whole and we have a strong social justice focus and about fighting forms of oppression so we work through individual support and collective action that we think it's important to

. >> why is joan rivers taking on jennifer lawrence and jessica chastain? >> and what is all her wild advice for all the nominees? >> join is going to fire away in about eight minutes. right now, nancy, back to you in the "e.t." studio. >> jennifer lopez, justin bieber and the kardashians. those are just some of the famous stars denise richards can call her neighbors. and my friend opened up her home to show all of you her newly renovated digs. trust me, you are not going to believe her closet. >> hello, my friend. hi. >> what's happening? >> my very good pal denise richards letting our cameras into her newly remodeled home. >> i wanted it to be swanky and sexy. >> having been to denise's home i knew it was beautiful. as producer of hgtv's "celebrities at home" i asked denise to show it. >> how did you decide to put a little bling-bling here? >> if i could live in a crystal chandelier, i would. >> you would? >> the chandeliers are extravagant and the lamp exotic. denise's wine room? well, that's her former kitchen. >> i want to point out something, though.

ate the missing bark on that person found the wreckage of jessica and her body inside. and ariana and lila were discovered nearby. hunkered down in some brush. >> they were laying there staring at me. i said babies, are you okay? they said we're cold. i comforted them. >> bert was one of the first responders. >> he said she actually got the tw-year-old out of the car. so as far as weknow, the four- year-old got the two-year-old out of the car and had a blanket, she covered them both. >> medics took both girls for treatment, and then they were air lifted to the children's hospital in portland. wsp says the two-year-old injuries were serious. >> we could tell the two-year- old was sick. she was one that needed to be out of there right away. >> family was on the way to portland to pick up jessica's husband, who was a fisherman. he pleaded for help on facebook to find his missing family, only to have his fears confirmed. >> it looked like straight line. didn't look like she may have we shalled swerved or anything like that. >> she fell asleep, some eight hours before her da

> todo bonito muy buenos días, miren ustedes cómo amanecemso esta mañana y le damos la bienvenida a jessica domínguez, cómo estás. >>> muy bien, feliz de estar con ustedes en esta mañana. >>> estamos en el corazón de los Ángeles, y marta nos dirá por qué es tan importante, no solo esto, sino también el mariachi que tenemos hoy. >>> el mariachi, plaza de la raza juvenil es tan importante porque ha sido designado como embajadores por el presidente barack obama y tenemos mucho orgullo de poder trabajar con los jovencitos, porque ellos mejor que nadie pueden promover la cultura, las tradiciones y folclor mexicano y latinoamérica oen estados unidos. >>>ppero con nosotros está jessica domínguez que nos trae informaciones y qué hacer en tantos casos diferentes que pasa la población hispana en el país. >>> gracias, amelia, tenemos la historia de un padre de familia que estuvo en un centro de detención, y a punto de ser deportado, pero gracias al apoyo y amor de su familia, él luchó y salió adelante. >>> cuando llegué a este país, el primer problema fue el problema de los docume

jessica chastain, anne hathaway. they had the choice of w

i try to persuade all americans that passing jessica's law and limiting abortion. bill, you're talking points brought tears to my eyes. taking care and protecting our children must be the most important in our lives. >> and mr. o'reilly, i'm joining with you to protect the innocent and i posted your talking points memo on my facebook page. michael, that's a smart thing. using social media is a great way to get the message out and vicky, i wrote to colorado representative about jessica's law and he said we don't need it because our laws tougher. how can i find out the truth. and we're well aware of what he's saying, that colorado doesn't need jessica's law. but 43 states have it, and he's not telling you the truth. and will not come on this broadcast to explain his position, that should say a lot. laura, in colorado, appalled of the actions of the house speaker, mr. farentino and it's a sad day when our country spends more on legalizing marijuana than our children. and from honduras, mr. bill, you gave a very good reason to support jessica's law and nothing against

jessica mentioned the general meeting? a. the next general meeting will be a town hall. i hope you call could come. i will leave you a flier. it's on saving social security, medicaid and medicare. thank you. who can i give this to? >> thank you. >> and i also want to introduce -- [inaudible] another board member. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> the sda about the senior and disabled and embody it, but have been there long enough to see the evolution of realization of society meeting the needs, trying to meet the needs of seniors and disabled. >> it's just not catching all your captions. maybe we can move her mic. thank you. yes. closer to the mic. >> thank you. i just repeat what i said. in a way i embody the [inaudible] disabled senior action for parapaledgics and have been along enough top experience how society has tried to meet the needs of seniors and disabled. and they have done quite well with disabled you but we're overwhelmed with seniors i think, and anyway but the value this group is that they focus the needs of both. they really worked to meaningful progr

a little jessica rabbit in her. >> jessica rabbit, yeah. >> incredible. that dress was tailored to perfection. >> yeah. >> i just thought it was an excellent choice for the oscars. >> how about naomi watts? she took a risk, but i thought her dress was beautiful. >> you know, it's hard for us to tell. you guys see them there on the red carpet, but sometimes these things photograph very differently than they actually seem in person. that looks like liquid, i don't know, charcoal on her or something. >> you know, she looked just as beautiful on the carpet as in pictures. this photographed incredibly well. when i saw her on the carpet, i thought, oh, gosh, i hope this photographs well, and it did. she looked fantastic. it was modern. it was edgy. it was cool. it was almost a bit of a risque choice for the oscars, but it paid off. >> it didn't show any skin, though. that's the interesting thing. not very much. no. i mean, it was very cut out and stuff, but it really was quite covered up. >> it was. it was. risque in the sense that it was a very modern cut, and

jessica and her son were flying to atlanta and sat next to this old joe hundley of idaho. >> he was being rude and belligerent and i felt very uncomfortable. said that he reached of and continued drinking on board. past the plane descended, jonah fuzzy. >> i was having trouble him and that's when made the comments to me. >> this is when he allegedly told jessica told her to "shut that (n-word) baby up." it did not end there. used a racial slur a second slapped then allegedly hitting him in the eye. i cannot believe he would say about a babye that , i felt to hit him i was in another world. i was shaking. >> she said other passengers to her aid and the two were given a new seat. his parents called the man's hang in a sand table and -- callt something done actions heinous. >> we hope that he will be punished. >> this is an experienced the will think about the next .ime they fly >> very dramatic. -- traumatic. party has been charged with assault, carrying a of a year inty jail. his attorney says he will plead not guilty. >> an alert for people in prince county. they might hear some booming a

(screaming) jessica! i've been mustarded! go on without me. never! it's a good thing i never leave planet earth without my wet wipes. thanks. a minute is longer than i thought. initiate whining. stop, i'll split my sandwich with you. five seconds left! nooooooo! computer voice: one hour complete. (cackling) um...how do we turn back to people? hey you guys? go to pbskidsgo.org, press that off button! the electric company needs you! let's...no...we - oh! give up danny! you've got nowhere to go and... i'm sorry i can't. finish your line marcus. finish your line! you want to say the lines? that are on the page? manny and danny aren't... (laughs) with swizz beatz called it's all connected and we did that with swizz and his two kids. it seemed really natural to make this idea of it's all connected not only around literacy but around a family idea. the great thing about the light painting is it's this frame by frame animation, so we try to make the words or symbols literally like bleed into the next one. you know, one idea into the next idea, into the next

jessica will take the $500 tickets. >> raj is going to buy it for me. >> thanks, jeff. we'll see you later in the newscast. >>> beer lovers fight back a. lawsuit filed against the so-called king of beers. ahead the accusations and the bay area connection. >>> also, a nasa engineer is gunned down. tonight a plea for help for the case that's gone cold. >>> and the political resignation that could lead to gridlock at the state capitol. >>> our follow-up, breaking news in santa cruz. we have an update regarding the two officers shot just a couple hours ago. ♪ secondhand smoke affects everyone's health. it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death. speak up about secondhand smoke. your health and the health of your family depend on it. >>> ed lee has named a replacement for the new assessor recorder. 29-year-old katie tang will be the new supervisor for district four. it includes the sunset and park side neighborhoods of the western side of san francisco. both tang and chu will be sworn into their new posts and wednesday. tang will face an election t

i was shaking. >> reporter: jessica said other passengers eventually came to her aid and the two were given a new seat. while jonah is back to being a curious toddler. his parents call his actions hateful and want something to be done. >> all the evidence is sufficient enough to support what we're saying and i think that we hope he's punished as much as he possibly can be. >> reporter: an experience the bennetts never want to go through, again. but one this family will think about next time they fly. >> i think i'll replay it the whole time. very traumatic. >> i know you're watching that and we were talking here about what we'd do. i would have the tendency to want to hit him back. he has since been suspended from his job, pending an investigation and his attorney says "we want the case to move along as it is supposed to. we hope it will resolve itself." >>> all right, let's get you to florida. the great python challenge is over. that was the state sponsored hunt for and the search had 68 pythons. the longest of the giant snakes, 14 feet 3 inches. netted the hunter a prize of $1,000.

jessica kartalija reports, the little boys mother worries about the long-term effects. >> when jessica bent and her 2-year-old adopted son jonah took their seats their flight got off to a rocky start. >> i said we're sitting next to you. he just basically rolled his eyes and growled at us. >> hundley began complaininging that know that was too big to sit on his mother's laugh. >> he was annoyed. he would turn my light back on after i turned it off constantly saying things to the staff. i took us out of the situation and we stood back by the bathroom. >> jessica to do for 9 -- stood for 90 minutes returning ing only for the landing. >> he looked at me in a hateful way and said [beep] >> shocked jessica questioned hundley. >> i said, what did you say. >> hundred dollar ley pushed up against her face and repeated himself. when she pushed back he slapped n jonah acrossped -- jonah across the face. >> hundley worked for aned airplane parts manufacturer. >> most major airlines do not require a chide to have their own seat until they turn 2. >>> defense secretary nominee chuck hagel is hoping

. -- jessica kartalija. >> don scott. >>> a shoot ing ing on the las vegas strip. ron matz is in the news room with the latest on shots fired over night. good afternoon. >> reporter: story still developing. three people are dead and several others injured. according to authorities people in a black range rover fired several shots around 4:30 this morning before crashing at the intersection surrounded by the bellagio. the car that it shot at burst into a taxi and shot into flames. the driver, the taxi driver and a passenger in the car were all killed. back to you. >> the intersection is expected to be closed for hours. >>> new information on the accident that topped traffic for hours this morning. around 5:30 a tractor trailer hit a man changing a tire on his car. that man is dead, two people in his car is hurt. no word on whether the semi driver will be charged with anything. >>> lawmakers have passed a bill that reverses a decision labeling pit bulls as inheritly dangerous. the bill holds all dog owners responsible not just pit bulls owners. it grants dog owners t

. >> i'm jessica kartalija. >>> here's what people are talking about today. 4,200 people an board the carnival triumph are happy to be back on dry land. randall pinkston reports for wjz from mobile, alabama. >> tug boats towed the carnival triumph to a shipyard in the port of mobile. a team of engineers and investigators are looking into the cause of the engine room fire and the extent of the damage. it's unclear whether repairs and clean up will be done. thousands of passengers erupted into tears as the ship docked. sewage soaked floors plastic bags as toilets camp tents on deck. nicole brown has a sheet. >> roses are red violets are use, use a red bag when you use number two. >> she has a souvenir mug. >> it says the total staff capacity was 1,100. you add those up, those don't make it to 4,200. >> the u.s. coast guard is leading the u.s. part of the investigation. final decisions about the cause of the blaze and the repairs that are necessary will be made by the bahamas. >> carnival is offering $500 cash a full refund and discounts on future cruises. >> they can have whatever they'

jessica is going, how am i going to do that? >> is that vodka. >> vodka or coconut oil. >> a lot of vodka on your first date. >> mix it together and you have a bottled memory. >> there you go. >> this one is really unique you can get at any bookstore, bar barnes & noble. it's called "other people's love letters" written in a century, messages in a bottle, war stories sent overseas and skip the card and write your own love letter at the end of it. not has the even better. >> lingerie seems to be the thing everybody goes for. >> kind of blase. >> done that. >> this might be the most exciting gift for women out there. one thing we love but never schedule for ourselves is a photo shoot. >> with that lingerie. >> yes. it can also be with your kids and together. >> lang way with your kids. >> jessica, did you have some of that vodka? >> that has the fourth hour. >> an amazing photographer, jenna williams hooked us up with a great photographer. check that out. >> a great idea. >> nice tattoo. >> thanks. >> he gave me a box of something

i want to bring in jessica yellin. jess, let's talk about this because we've seen the full-court press from the white house in the last couple of days. they paint this worst-case scenario from head start kids out of school, mentally ill not getting medications, air traffic control disrupted. anything that the white house is saying or doing beyond warnings of the calamity to try to prevent this from happening? >> reporter: well, suzanne, as you know the white house can't do anything to avoid these forced cuts without congressional action. and the most they can do is help the american people believe it is a calamity. you know, one of the challenges here for the white house is that these cuts will not be felt by most americans right away. most people will have to hear and read about the effects of them on the news for quite a while. so part of the reason the president is doing this event and doing all of these events, yes, it's to build public support for his case and to build pressure on congress, but it's also to try to

jessica? >> absolutely, denise. underarmour, just the latest to come down here. joining all of the other stores and restaurants, making this part of charm city an incredibility destination. not only for tourists but also for locals. >> reporter: the energy of underarmour hits harbor east. and it opens its doors saturday. >> it's going to be a frenzy. it's fantastic. this is the biggest presence anywhere in the world. >> reporter: henry stafford, says the store will be a model for international growth. >> it's more than a store. it's a lab for us. >> while some is unique to baltimore, their shoes front and center. and an entire half of the store is just for women. >> we're building an amazing, amazing women's business. and we're showing our commitment to that right when she walks into the store. >> and adding to the store's whole creative vibe, this gent screen made up of 330,000 l.e.d. lights. >> reporter: with a prime location right on the water, underarmour hopes to gain international exposure. >> we're so pleased to have them here. and it's further solidified.

. >>> i'm jessica kartalija. >> i'm don scott. >> here's what people are talking about today. >> it's the breaking news we're following in anne arundel county. sky chopper 13 is live over the scene of a fatal accident. >> reporter: good afternoon don. good afternoon everybody. this accident occur ed red around 7:43 this morning involving a car and a cement truck. the cement truck on the side of the road just now getting hooked up to be removed from the scene. about 5 minutes ago they finally opened up chapel road to allow traffic to come through. this is a mile to the west of route 3. now traffic is moving fine. no factor there. one person dead in this accident according to anne arundel county police. reporting live from chopper 13, i'm captain jeff long. back to you. >> thank you. all morning long traffic was not moving on that roadway. at least five dozen accidents because of icy conditions this morning. most of them we're just a fender bender type. >>> here in baltimore city many residents like these spent the morning scraping ice from and clearing snow off their cars, but then the

he has never been charged with crimes against anyone other than jessica roach. but keene's story has caused officials across the country to take another look at hall. >> in november of 2010, investigators from the town of manasha police department interviewed mr. hall at a federal prison in north carolina. >> in that interview hall admitted murdering lori depeaze and provided clues of where to find her body. >> there's multiple agencies looking into him, references unsolved disappearances. >> larry hall may have had more victims than ever imagined. >> we understand it's even more extensive than we ever thought. not 20, but maybe 30 to 40, in terms of the victims. >> that leaves 30 or 40 families still awaiting answers. which is why, says levin, it's critical that serial investigations do not stop. two decades after tricia reitler vanished, her father believes larry hall knows where to find her. >> i think if larry knew what we go through on a daily basis, you know, wondering where she is. wondering what happened, i don't think he would have any choice but to con

. >> i'm jessica kartalija. >> here's what people are talking about today. months after robert gladden opened fire inside perry hall high on the first day of school he's again facing a judge. wjz is live outside the courthouse. alex demetrick is there with the latest on today's sentencing hearing. alex. >> reporter: well , when robert gladden pled guilty to attempted murder the 15-year-old opened himself up to a possible 40 year prison sentence. >> gladden's lawyers already arguing many of the same points that failed to move the teen's trial to juvenile court. calling the shooting insanity at its finest, stupidity at its best and the act of a disturbed child. firing into the crowd in a cafeteria with a shotgun wounded 17-year-old daniel borowy whose mother took the witness stand and talked about how it effected her special needs son and family. >> reporter: she said she thought her son was going to die and after burying one child she didn't want to bury another. arguments by both sides are still underway. >> daniel borowy who has down syndrome is expected to

. >> thank you i forgot to call one other card jessica lar man. next speaker. >>> good afternoon members iwe work and advocate on behalf of people with disabilities and the city and community at language our position would be that we prefer wheelchair accessible bathrooms but since for profit hotels don't support that, we support the legislation to help senior and it's easy to complement and we want make sure that the grab bars that are installed are properly installed as this has become a concern for us when we advocate for people to get grab bars installed we want them installed properly to make sure they are not attached to the drywall. we have a advocate who had a suggest to get a portable commode railings and but they said someone should steal it and so it's something that needs to be securely put in place and is permanent and wouldn't get stolen and benefit best all people as well as seniors and as far as the telephone jacks we surely advocate for the lifeline system that california create but what is the point in advocating for such a syste

jessica kartalija is there. she has an update on this developing story. jessica, what happened? >> good afternoon, kai. good afternoon, to everyone. we're here outside of shock trauma awaiting a report by baltimore police. they are briefing now at shock trauma, trying to figure out what exactly happened. again, that press conference, expected to start momentarily. what we do know is a police sheriff was shot while at a training exercise. owings mills, off of rosewood. the trainee was medivacced to shock trauma. at this point, his or her condition is unknown. still not being released where exactly that trainee was shot. doing research, we found that last year, the police trainee program had come under fire after some said they were injured during training exercises. we'll be sure to investigate that as well. now, again, what we do know, a trainee, allegedly shot during a training exercise out at the rosewood center in owings mills. we know that they were medivacced here to shock trauma and are being worked on at this point. we'll bring you the latest details as soon as they becom

. >> i'm jessica kartalija. >>> here's what people are talking at and watching closely today, the north east bracing for a super winter storm with as much as 3 feet of snow expected to fall. blizzard warnings are in effect from manhattan to maine. it's already starting to snow isn't the big apple. it's expected to keep coming down with the heaviest accumulations tonight and tomorrow up there. here we've got rain starting well before dawn. commuters at penn station had their umbrellas up. gloomy skies remain but the rain has stopped for a moment. will we be seeing any snow? wjz is live with first warning weather coverage for you. marty bass is in the out back and meteorologist tim williams in the weather center. good afternoon, tim. >> good afternoon. we are watch ing ing two portions of a system coming together. the juice of it all is moving up the coastline. you see that. marty and i were just talking about that. with these types of colors if this had been a tropical storm of any type we would be concerned. it's moving up the coastline. the second phase is moving on in. that's bringing

jessica had just moved to aurora. right before the movie started, jessica sent her mom these text messages that she shares with us. >> last thing she said to me was, i need my mama. she tested, at the theater, i can't wait for you to get here. i need my mama. i wrote book that i need my baby girl. that was the last thing. >> reporter: now sandy phillips who is still a gun owner and has been a member of the nra has become a strong voice for gun control. james holmes allegedly bought i think four guns and thousands of -- >> 6,000 rounds of ammunition on the internet. and yet you and i have to go through a screening every time we get on a plane. does that make sense? >> reporter: phillips wants to see anyone buy a gun undergo a background check. and she wants assault weapons to be banned. there are people who will say, we have a second amendment. this is in the constitution. the united states constitution. that right is protected in the u.s. constitution. >> the second amendment says we are entitled to bear arms. it does

i'm jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> jessica, thank you. two buildings make up the keswick complex. only employees in the south building were evacuated today. >>> wjz is following a developing story from downtown. two employees robbed at gunpoint, inside mercy medical center. police say around 1:00, the employees were robbed on the third floor and cash was taken. police are reviewing surveillance camera footage. to release that picture to the public. >>> weather system dumping snow in the midwest is bringing maryland rain and lots of it. here's a live look outside right now. rain falling around much of the state at this hour. let's go right to meteorologist bernadette woods and bob turk, tracking first warning live doppler radar. we'll start with bob. >>> wet night on tap for just about everybody. take a look at radar. the heaviest activity now between easton and cambridge on the lower eastern shore. and that's moving up towards central portions of delaware. here in the baltimore region, not all that heavy. in fact, most of the rain has bee

jessica kartalija has the story. >> reporter: when jessica bennett, and her 2-year-old adopted son jonah took their seats next to joseph hundley, their flight got off to a rocky flight. >> i said, oh, we're sitting next to you. and he just basically rolled his eyes and growled at us. >> reporter: hundley allegedly began complaining that jonah was too big to sit on his mother's lap, becoming more outspoken as the flight continued. >> he was aflied -- annoyed with his comments. and he was turning my light back on after i would turn it off and constantly saying he was the staff in in regards to my son. so i took us out of the situation. and we stood back by the bathroom. >> reporter: jessica stood with jonah for 90 minutes when they returned for the landing. jonah began to cry, and hundley became irate. >> he looked at me in a really hateful way. and he said, f-ing [ bleep ] >> reporter: shocked, jessica questioned hundley. >> and i said, "what did you say?" >> reporter: hundley then pushed up against her face and repeated himself. when she pushed bag back, he slapped jonah across the face.

jessica, i want to begin with you. i believe you feel we need to do more, so what more do we need to do? what would make you feel that this was secure? >> well, i don't see how anyone can make the statement that the border is secure enough already when we have hundreds of thousands of people able to cross every year, bringing with them illegal drugs and other contraband. we need to finish the infrastructure, we need to give the border patrol access to the lands they don't have now, to patrol, which is in our national parks that are getting trashed by illegal entrance. and the smugglers who are bringing them over, we also need additional layers of security. for example at the transportation hubs. because most of the traffic now is property in by smuggling organizations, organized crime. we need to tackle it like organized crime. and of course the big thing that is missing is adequate enforcement at the work place. to turn off the job magnet that would -- you know, when that gets shut down then fewer people are going to

jessica? >> okay. thank you very much, tony. a tip for our investigative unit, call us 888-996-tips or send an e-mail to the unit. >>> okay. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri who has brought his show on the road. the year of the snake and chinese new year this weekend. take it away. >>> it is. i am so overwhelmed. there are so many things that can bring you luck, prosperity, and fortune, but i just don't want to touch something the wrong way out here or eat the wrong thing and get bad luck. you know, i don't think that's going to happen. hopefully, as we mentioned, the chinese lunar new year, however you want to say it, is going to be happening this sunday. we're a day and a half out. it's one of the most celebrated holidays in chinese culture. and joining us now oliver shin, and you have written several books on the different folk lore, the year of the lion or the year of the snake. >> we just finished the year of the snake. >> you'll be able to seep the books. they are children's books, but you were telling m

let's talk a little money, it's time now jessica doyle is here. >> hi there. you want us to evaluate money this weekend. >> yeah. you know we've given you a lot of tasks this week and talked about taxes for example but we also need to remember we've got the automatic federal budget cuts looping so we want to take you a look at your bank account. focus on your money. it's very important. you need to know how much you have coming in. how much you have going out and this is the time to move into a mode that personal finance guru suze orman calls live below your means but within your needs. and here's why. residents that are prepared for layoffs and furloughs because of the automatic cuts planned to trigger on march 1st. if congress does not stop it, and it very well could but if it does not, sequestration will slash $85 billion from federal budgets through september 30th. federal agencies have to cut up to 10% of their budget. and as an example the defense department plans to furlough employees starting in april. employees would have to stay home without pay one

. >> jessica, thank you. no arrests in the case so far. >>> and a councilman arrested for intoxication. todd huff wanted special treatment. wjz is live, adam may has more on the investigation, adam. >> reporter: denise the councilman denies our request for an on camera video. but we have learned he called the chief of police three times during his arrest. that information has many constituents calling for his resignation. >> reporter: ed to huff looked nothing like -- todd huff looked nothing like his official picture when he was arrested. the republican represents central and north montgomery county. huff left the elk lodge and drove his vehicle without his head lights on. when an officer pulled him over for erratic driver, huff asked arresting officers don't you know who i am. he admitted yeah i've had a few drinks and he asked do we really need to be doing this. then police the -- then police say huff called the police chief repeatedly. huff stumbled, staggered and slurred before registers a 2.30 more than

jessica genteel, thank you for your advice. please, everyone, keep your pets safe and please, everyone, do not do what this person is doing. we're going to take a quick break. we'll be right back. if southern california. police are using all available resources to catch an expolice officer accused of three murders. the challenge? christopher dorner is not only a former cop, he was also a navy security with security clearance. intelligence clearance. he's armed, he's dangerous, and he knows how police and tactical units think. we've asked aaron cohen a national security expert and founder of ims security to join us. first of all, this is a man who can disappear as easily as he appeared. how hard is it going to be for police to catch him? >> well, it's very difficult. obviously, we've been -- they've been on the case going after dorner for almost a week now and the reason why is because he had a significant amount of time to plan what it was that he wanted to do. and so regardless of where he may have wound up, the fact is is tha

raj, jessica. >> that is fascinating. thank you very much. what about this? unpaid taxes, angry investors, a trail leading to a man that kept himself one step ahead of everyone until now. tony kovaleski investigates the man to walk away from $10 million in debt and some of it is your money. an investigative unit report tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area news. >> some of our best stories come from our tip line. here's the information to get hold of us for our unit. call us at 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >> one more time to check in with jeff. what a change, a drastic change. it seems like just when we're getting warmer, we have this huge cold front. >> a huge flip. the jet stream has sunk way off to the south. it's all the way down into southern california. there's also a ton of energy in that upper level atmosphere tonight. and that is firing off another round here of some showers and also a few thunderstorms here in northern california. we are starting to see things pick up in intensity around coastlines. while we did have

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