development. he says the closing lead to opportunity. sot - chuck rigney, norfolk director beleive that we have a mix of retail but we also have a real opportunity with teh amount of acreage involved to increase our business base dramatically - its a great central location for that. rigney says the military highway corridor has the city s highest elevation so in the future anything is possible.including a light rail down military highway. sot - chuck rigney, norfolk director of economic development - clip 46 2:38:28 we are very much focused on it. the city initiatives that are underway there. 2:38:38 there are many possibilites in the short and long term in norfolk. in chesapeake - officials say they too are working to create new development opportunities for along the portsmouth blvd/i-664 corridor. and in hampton - officials told me they hope the sales tax generated from macy s will simply move to another hampton retailer. there are other expansions happening at the center
thousands of dollars from a jewish temple in norfolk won t serve jail time. this morning leslie bradner pleaded guilty to stealing from her former employer. bradner handled the finances for the temple. only 10 on your side was in court this morning. our jason marks was there - and jason - bradner took a lot of money. she pocketed more than 60 thousand dollars. she left the job and months later an outside auditor discovered the missing funds. the big question tonight is why she took it. (under video) 03=23:48:41 it s sad situation for both the temple and for leslie and her family that situation has come to an end. a 16 old employee of temple israel a woman the congregation considered to one of its own admitted today in court she stole more than 60 thousand dollars. 02=23:47:15 it couldn t be anyone else. she was in charged off all the money and writing the checks leslie bradner worked at the temple for almost two decades. she suddenly left in september 2014. staff noticed
investigators have identified the mother of this little newborn girl. we thought she d been abandoned in a beltsville yard on wednesday. thanks for being here. i m derek mcginty. the story has changed a bit. i m lesli foster. debra alfarone is live at police headquarters with the latest developments. what do we know about the mother? reporter: we know the mother told police she was overwhelmed, but i want to be clear that baby was never abandoned. that baby was never in danger. the mom simply said to police that she was overwhelmed and told them that she basically lied and found the baby in the backyard when in all reality apparently she gave birth to that baby inside that beltsville home. the good news, of course, is the baby is okay. the baby is still in child protective custody. police say the woman who called 911 is actually the little girl s mom. she questioned her yesterday. today she came clean and told them the little girl is hers. they say she s getting the help
night, and we are watching and waiting for what may happen next. marcy gonzales is live in ferguson with the very latest good afternoon. they were more protests, but they were peaceful today. people were upset over the riots last night, and that officer darren wilson is a free man. outrage from coast to coast. today, for the first time officer darren wilson is talking publicly about the day he shot and killed unarmed teenager michael brown, telling george stephanopoulos in an exclusive interview that while he is sorry , he would not have done anything differently. wilson remained in hiding, where yesterday he learned a grand jury decided not to indict him. the announcement sparked violent protests in and around ferguson, missouri. w rocksmonstrators thre and bottles at police. officers responded with tear gas. today, discussed and disbelief gust and disbelief as the community comes together to patch up some of the destruction. i am very disappointed. michael brown s f
globally, countries, the united states has had the capability, and even in this period of time, but secondly, it is the united states that has taken the responsibility and stepped forward. i cannot point to another country that has been willing to take that responsibility. having said that, david refers to how we are modifying some of our approaches in dealing with that response ability in maybe a more cost-effective way. but also, having said that, i would argue that i think there is going to be a big debate over this issue because there are many different ways of advancing strategic interests. let me with that go to the first question on diplomacy, development and defense. i think any of you may know and certainly our members of congress here would get the question from many americans, they think there is an extraordinary sizable amount of foreign aid we spend abroad, when the fact is it is less than 1%. that investment is a form of leadership. it is an investment in safegu