thee. 3 3 .. things have been different. (pause). sniffle. 3 parents./ in. queen anne s county./ want.something done.// ááafteráá a. teenager . was killed./ in. a crash./ on. his way to school school it./ happened. last week./ at. highways./ 301. and 304./ in centreville. áátwoáá other teens. were hurt./// áái5áá. -year-old .connor rice. was killed./ after .the car .he was riding in./ hit. the guardrail../// áátheáá state. will install./ a. j . turn.// áábutáá.ááresidentsáá.// want. the state. to build./ an overpass. 3 < i get goosebumps going through it. first time i ve known a person who s died.> died. > today./ loved ones./ gathered. for the teen s. funeral. 3 more than 100 people.took to the streets of south baltimore tonight.hoping to make their neighborhood safer. safer. 3 community groups.and neighbors. took part in a police walk. to combat violence.they came together at dusk.. joined by a large compliment of police officers. after a recen
pond called police after she noticed these two holes in the ice. they stood out because she s familiar with the area, and hasn t noticed them before. rescue crews, including dive teams, were called in to scour the water. after just 15 minutes, they found the man s body six feet below. there was one of the persons, she s on land and the other she was found on the ice, but not in the water, near where the recovery was made. reporter: firefighters say the ice is only about inch thick, not strong enough to hold a person s weight. however neighbors say this isn t the first time they ve heard of people being out on the pond in the winter. i mean it s always my fear that this would happen. you know, not often does the river, pond, whatever, freezes. actually it never freezes hard enough to hold a body, in my opinion. right. i mean it s always very scared. reporter: and so far authorities haven t released the identity of that man. the body has been taken to the medical ex
safeway. the tucson community comes together . the step orr you re watching cbs5 eyewitness news. one week after the massacre outside a safeway the tucson community comes together. the steps toward healing and the new information about the suspect. there s whole bunch of people that do not want anybody to own guns. pushing back against proponents of gun control. how the tucson tragedy is raising the debate again. and a new crime fighting strategy in one bay area community. how sleep sweeping an raking is returning pride to a neighborhood. good evening, i m ann notarangelo. this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon. it has been one week and tonight there are signs of healing in the shattered community of tucson. at the same time we are learning more about the suspect. john blackstone on the a tribute to the victims. reporter: employe es and shoppers paused for a painful moment outside the safeway in tucson, arizona. exactly a week after the gunfire and
notarangelo. a week after the tragic events in tucson, the healing begins. thank you so much. safeway shoppers and workers paused before the store s reopening for a moment of silence much it was in tribute to the six people shot to death a week ago today and the 13 people who were wounded. meanwhile there was more good news about congresswoman gabrielle giffords as she recovers from a gunshot to the head. today doctors have removed her from a breathing apparatus and say she is breathing on her own. this is pipa community college one of the biggest scams in america. this is a police station. this is where the whole shaboozy goes down with illegal activity. this is genocide in america. thank you. this is jared from pima. jared lee loughner walks the college at pipa community college narrating his dislike of the school, teachers and students. he was suspended after shooting that video. in tucson one week after the shooting rampage thousands of people turned out at the
today, they began a block-by- block clean up by mayor jean some oakland residents are trying to reclaim their neighborhood. today they began a block by block cleanup effort led by mayor jean quan. they are trying to curb some of the danger and violence in the neighborhood. there is a spirit of the citizens and residents of oakland that says we can make this the safest place in the country. reporter: right now it is far from it. this neighborhood has seen about a dozen shootings in just the past two weeks. at night we don t go out. we just stay home. this neighborhood has been down awhile and it needed a cleaning up. reporter: and mayor quan says this will make it safer. the broken window theory. neighborhoods where there is public abuse of facilities and where there is garbage, that people think they don t care. save a life don t take a life. reporter: a few blocks from the mayor a more vocal crowd. we are sick and tired of our young people dying in the st