what's planned tonight to remember felicia barns. >> plus, this intersection that confuses drivers, the city has a plan to fix the problem and relieve the stress and congestion. >>> and backstage with some local talent. all of this is straight ahead on this wednesday, december 28th. let's read right over to justin with a check of your midweek forecast. >> we're taking a look at temperatures and you know what,e find is meyersville at 37. they had some flooding up there and we had ourselves quite a bit of rain. definitely a good churpg of wind and many of us picking up over 40-mile-per-hour winds yesterday and we could get close today on the backside of this storm, but most of us within a few notches of 40ed. clouds have tried to come back in within the last couple of hours. we're watching that back into western p.a. really getting hammered with that lake effect sonoma sheen but for us it's about the wind behind the storm. partly to mostly cloudy skies. i'll see if i can work on that, but we're pushing that 40-mile-per-hour wind gusts. a blustery day holding about 44 degrees. let's see wh

it was not just a day to commemorate the life of felicia barnes. it was also to remember and bring awareness to the children missing tonight it. >> family members of a fully should kearns' gathered to remember and celebrate the life of a girl who went missing one year today and was later found a dead. >> it is great to show support. >> on december 28, 2010, a north carolina resident disappeared while a visiting relatives. in april her body was found in the river. authorities have classified her death as murder. no arrests have been made. >> they could not understand where felicia was at. we still do not know what happened. we still have the faith in what we have a served. >> the baltimore city police and a maryland state police detectives as well as the state attorney for hartford county were the teens body was discovered. >> there are a lot of dedicated people in this case. we are not going to be specific about what that is. again, nobody is giving up on this case. >> again, we have not stopped. >> back in north carolina at the very school police

they're planning a rally continue remembering felicia barns. she went missing while visiting family here in baltimore. she was found two months later in the river. >> called to action, they hope tonight's rally will keep felicia's murder in the spotlight. there's still no arrest in the case and they hope to bring attention to all the other missing children and adults in baltimore. she disappeared while visiting her sister at her northwest baltimore apartment. her body was found four months later. police say she was murdered but never said how and no suspects were ever named in the case. barns was an honor roll student and star athlete. she lived in north carolina and today her high school will be planting a tree in her honor. tun solved murder case has sparked a lot of attention. family, friends, even strangers have come out to rally for felicia over the last year. it starts at 7:00 at brown es memorial baptist church. also you can find more information on our website if you go to abc 2 news.com it's the first story in our slide show. if you cl

it one year anniversary to honor felicia barnes. we continue to follow the deadly accident on the >> >> maybe a couple of rancheros on credit. it should be drawn on the year's steep. -- it should be dry on new year's day. next week it should get cold. >> thank you for joining us.

. >>> well, tonight a family and friends will hold a rally remembering felicia barns. the north carolina teen went missing one year ago while visiting friends and family here in baltimore. details for tonight's vigil and rally. >> it's a call to action. they hope tonight's rally will keep her murder in the spotlight. they still have no arrests in the case and they hope to bring attention to all the other missing children and adults in baltimore. 16-year-old felicia barns disappeared while visiting her sister in her northwest baltimore apartment. her body was found four months later in the river. police say she was murdered but never said how and no suspects were ever named in the case. barns was an honor roll student and star athlete. she lived in north carolina and today her high school there will be planting a tree in her honor. the unsolved case sparked a lot of attention with family, friends, even strangers coming out to rally for her over the last year. tonight's call to action starts at 7:00 at brown's memorial baptist church. we're hearing felicia's dad is also

remember felicia barns one year after she disappeared. her father talks to us about this difficult year. >>> what does a mugging, pepper spray, and a half naked man have to do with this neighborhood? we have the bizarre story coming up. >>> a live lookout side as darkness settles in on a very windy day. we have the first warning weather forecast that takes you into the new year. >>> wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. >>> hi, everybody. >> updating the breaking news on interstate 83. we have now learned one of the children in that crash has died. captain mike perry is live with the very latest. captain mike? >> reporter: you're looking at a live picture of the northbound

it is one year ago that felicia barnes went missing. we will "and what's your name?" "oh, it's flo." "and what do you do?" "oh, i sell insurance like no one else." "oh, that's nice." "thank you." now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> the year of mother nature, that has -- that is how many around the world will remember 2011. we take a look back at natural disasters it around the year. >> japan is a nation still grappling with the size and scope of the destruction. safety for those who survived, they are focused on a nuclear reactor. >> japan's disaster is serving as a wake-up call. >> this earthquake in japan will help the pacific northwest understand what they will need to eventually get ready for. >> this tornado in tuscaloosa shot by the university of alabama. the city of tuscaloosa sustained massive damage. >> we have under disruption. we have neighborhoods that have been removed from the map. >> so much and so many have been lost. more than 330 dead across seven states. the hardest hit is alabama. more than 1000 injured. >> that is a monster tornado. >

. >> there will be a rally tonight at 7:00 to remember felicia barns. they hope it will keep the teen's life in the spotlight. she went missing a year ago. her body was found four months later in the river. police say she was murdered but never said how and no suspects were ever named in the case. barns was an honor roll student and star athlete. she lived in north carolina. today her high school there will be planting a tree in her honor. the unsolved case has sparked a lot of attention. even strangers have come out to rally for her over the last year. tonight's call to action to remember her starts at 7:00 at browns me moishl baptist church. that's on west bevel deer avenue. we're hearing felicia's dad will be . >>> we're learning now that officers are saying jerry lewis killed a woman and her son in long island, then turned himself in in laurel, maryland. lewis faced a judge yesterday. detectives say lewis' mother took him to the police station on christmas eve and he turned himself in where he admitted the crime. >> they call and say hey, we've got

felicia barnes disappeared one year ago tonight. her body turned up in the susk hanna river. she is a homicide victim but they have not said how she died. >> it was 365 days ago that we were calling and cry enand couldn't understand where felicia was at. still don't know what happened but we are praying that we have faith and we have faith that justice will be served. >> investigators are making progress in finding felicia barnes's killer. >>> six days before the iowa caucus and occupy protesters are focusing on the reason presidentialened kas. ten people were arrested outside mitt romney's headquarters in iowa today. they demanded that romney release his tax returns and they want the candidas to return donations from bank workers. >>> today's cnn times poll has romney favored by 25% and ron paul by 22%. rick santorum with 16% knocking newt gingrich down to fourth. perry and bachmann are fourth and fifth. >>> now to a remarkable reunion 70 years in the making. it starts in a concentration camp in the 1940s and picks up in a hospital room in lees burg, virginia. >> reporter: k

felicia's making contact right now. >> hey, baby, how you doing? we can go wherever you want to go. do whatever you want to do. >> the small talk quickly turns from dinner to the man's appetite for sex, and a deal is struck. >> all right. there's going to be a swoop. i'll let you know when it's off. >> go back there. go in the alley. >> with a quick tug on her harks the undercover signals there's enough to make a case, and arrest teams swoop down on the unsuspecting john. >> they got it. >> what was my time for that? >> let's go with 15:40. >> the undercover jots down the details of the day's first catch, knowing full well there will be many, many more. >> hey, look northbound on the west curb. old boy in the driveway waiting for you all. >> a few minutes later another man in the mood ducks into a nearby alley and signals the women by honking his horn. >> all right. wendy's making contact. i think he might want felicia. >> when the women approach the vehicle, they find the man more than ready to make the deal. >> i've got eyes on both of them and we can hear. >> you're all ready to

for felicia's mom, it was bittersweet. >> it made my heart sing because they really cared enough about her to do something like that in all of the hard work they put into it. but it bleeds because it reminds me of the tragedy all over again. >> now, maryland state police say they have made some progress in finding felicia's killer, but they've chosen not to give any information. >>> a man accused of slashing female shoppers on the behind might have left of the country. he has surfaced in peru and now they're seeking to extradite him back here. they have issued a warrant for his arrest back in september. they believe he used a razor blade or box cutter to slash nine women in the buttocks while they were shopping. fortunately nobody was seriously hurt. >>> be careful what you wish for, the local occupy protestors have now got a permit to keep their tents up in freedom plaza all through most of the winter months. the national park service says the new permit runs from january 1st to february 28th. the current permit runs out on friday. the group has camped out since october protesting eve

felicia? >> thanks, alison. the world's most popular prescription drug is cheaper than it was a week ago. pfizer's lipitor lost patent protection. that opens the door to generic versions of the cholesterol fighter which experts say could be discounted by as much as 80%. and the u.s. could hit a milestone this year. government figures show that for the first time in more than 60 years, we're on track to export more petroleum products than we import due to slow economic growth in the u.s. and growth in emerging countries like brazil and mexico. poppy harlow has a look at what's coming up in business news. pop poppy? >> thanks so much. the upcoming week on wall street will bring reports on manufacturing, the service sector, consumer sentiment and foreclosures and, of course, europe will continue to be a major focus as treasury secretary timothy geithner travels across the continent, he will meet with euro zone leaders to discuss efforts to resolve the debt crisis there. football fans listen up, on tuesday you will

>> it was 365 days ago this very day that we first learned about missing 17-year-old north carolina felicia barnes. she was here visiting relatives and disappeared. her body was found in april. she was murdered. now a year later family gathered in two states to keep her memory and the search alive. brian joins us tonight with more. >> reporter: yeah. its quiet anniversary for the  family. she disappeared, her body was found this spring. answers as to who killed her are still hard to come by. from north carolina where her school dedicate a memorial and tree in her memory. >> i'm very grateful for all of the things that una cad my has done for me and my family and the love they had and have for felicia. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: where the other half the family gathered for a vigil the memory is still very pronounced on this year to the day she disappeared. >> everybody is here to remember her and what she stood for, love, faith. >> reporter: that included representatives all three law enforcement agencies still looking for her killer. her body was found four months after her disappearance

>> reporter: many of felicia barns' family members will be here. it's been a difficult year for them even as police say they're making progress in the case. >> we just want the person brought to justice. >> reporter: he's desperate to find his daughter's killer. one year ago today, the teenager and honor student from north carolina disappeared while visiting her sister in northwest baltimore. investigators found her body naked in the river in harford county but have made no arrests. >> a lot of people were not coming out and telling the truth. my family has been there since december 28th stomping up and down looking for felicia. >> reporter: almost the entire homicide unit was working this case. brian williams whose mom lives in the building where she was last seen alive remembers the exhaustive searches. >> there was a lot of attention every day, all day, and all night. >> reporter: police say they found no evidence of foul play where she disappeared. state police have since taken over the case and tell wjz they're making progress reinterviewing f

one of the questions here, as felicia taylor was just saying, is that volumes really are quite light. so it doesn't take an awful lot to get these markets moving. and as she was saying, a number of the traders have already closed their books on this year. currently we can't show you that graphic, pauline, but take my word for it, last time we looked, some of these markets were up to the tune of 0.4%. >> okay, we do, indeed. >>> we've got big deals to tell you about, a whopper of a deal, it's a real estate one to tell you about. the 22-year-old daughter of a russian billionaire is buying a new york condominium for a record $88 million. that's right. "forbes" magazine says the condo is at 15 central park west which is one of the ritziest addresses in manhattan. it now belongs to ekaterina who is apparently studying at a university in the u.s. so this is much more luxurious than a dorm room, of course. it has ten rooms, more than 600 square meters and includes terrace views of central park. and nina, this story got us buzzing here in the newsroom, so we pulled out the tape measure. and w

it has been one year since felicia barnes vanished. it -- good evening. there's the trend. route what happened to the teenager before her body was dumped in the susquehanna river. loved ones gathered for a unique vigil this afternoon. sheldon? >> standby. >> the shopping plaza and and loved ones gathered to pray for justice and make sure she is never forgotten. the guardian angel come as you can say, it teamed up with a local organization called remember me to bring awareness to avert case. they stood on patterson avenue with signs and posters encouraging drivers to haunt in her honor. her body was found in the susquehanna river a few months later. it has been almost 1 years since he disappeared -- she disappeared. they hope the manager will help keep her memory alive. her sisters were also there and say they're grateful for their support. >> it is a good feeling to make sure that people have not forgotten necessarily. it can be the one tip that leads back to something even though it has been one year. >> comfort in tell the truth so we can finally get know, have justice, a

i'm felicia taylor at the new york stock exchange. >>> ratings agency fitch has put the united states on notice saying it will most likely cut the country's aaa credit rating in 2013 unless legislators come up with a good plan to reduce the budget deficit. now fitch projects the u.s. federal debt will exceed 90% of gdp by the end of decade and the rising burdenen is not skin the with the u.s. retaining its aaa status. the u.s. congress, of course, has struggled to agree on measures to cut federal spending. ratings agency s&p has downgraded the united states from aaa to aa plus. >>> let's now take a check on some of the other top business stories we're following here on "world business today." bank of america will pay $335 million to settle a probe over racial discrimination at its country wide financial unit. while the u.s. government investigation found that the company steered 200,000 african-american and hispanic borrowers into high interest mortgages even though they qualified for better rates. in a statement, bank of america said that the discriminatory practices before had been

at 5:16, family, friends and individuals hold a vigil in baltimore. 16-year-old felicia burns disappeared one year ago. her body turned up several months later in the river. barnes is a homicide victim, but they have not yet said how she died. >> it was around this time that we were calling and crying and couldn't understand where felicia was at and still don't know what happened. but we're praying and we have faith that justice will be served. >> investigators say they are making progress in finding barnes' killer, but would not elaborate. >>> investigators continue to search for any sign of a mittsing girl in maine 13 days after she disappeared. 20-month-old ayla reynolds was staying with her father when she vanished. he told police he put his daughter to bed on december 16th. when he checked on her the next morning, she was gone. at this time, he has not been named a suspect. search teams have searched around the home several times to make sure no evidence is missed. maryland is getting a big bonus for meeting its health care goals. the state will receive more than $28 million of healt

felicia taylor caught up at spotify's launch event in new york city and asked why he's investing in the music site. >> spotify is realizing the dream that we set out to do in 1995 with nap center which was always about trying to bring music to the world. that's a big part of what's happening with this big announcement today. spotify is opening up, becoming a platform so that music can truly become ubiquitous. >> this is, in effect what napster was intended to be? >> we were never really given a chance to prove it because we were this forcing event that shifted the thinking in newsic industry. it's taken a decade to shift that thinking and ultimately to come up with a revenue model that works. spotify is if best chance we have for restoring the industry to growth and getting artists paid. >> and this actually is pleasing obviously to the record companies. it keeps everybody in business. >> not only keeps everybody in business, but hopefully grow their business substantially. >> what does this do in terms of facebook? >> in terms of facebook there's a parallel that can be drawn to the tra

meanwhile, maryland state police say they're making progress in the felicia barnes murder investigation. she disappeared nearly a year ago while visiting family in baltimore. her body turned up in the susquehanna river. police cannot reveal any details without compromising the probe. but they every injury family and friends and reach into -- and read you the evidence in the case. -- but they have interviewed family and friends and reviewed evidence in the case. a victim returned to this suv in kensington only to find that it had been ransacked. investigators say that it has an application that help police track down in a dump star -- in a dumpster at least 3 miles away. >> both suspects admit that they are part of the occupied baltimore -- occupy baltimore movement. just two witnesses in the trial of private first class broadly manning. he is charged with be leasing information to wikileaks. the defense has painted him as a troubled man who should not have had access to classified material. closing arguments are expected to take place tomorrow. and jury deliberations will continue to ma

president bush vowed rivera in our military commanders will take whatever action is necessary to secure felicia on behalf of the iraqi people for. what followed was one of the filesystem bloodiest battles of the iraq war over four thousand people died in the seven month struggle the street fighting was drooling from both sides to break the resistance obviously missed and such as the u.s. military began to employ mobile speaker systems. and salute you with a perfect example they were just playing music day and night over there it almost got to be a gag like it like a musical showed a loudspeaker playing music and of course the. the insurgents who were in fallujah playback they from their mosque had loudspeakers on a mouse they play music back they played various religious music. heavy metal against islam as. it was also a demonstration of the perceived superiority of western culture the u.s. military believes that the musical bombardment helped on the mind the morale of the insurgents psychological operations and our except at the point where every unit board sworn so if you have ups three or fo

president bush found rivera in our military commanders will take whatever action is necessary to secure felicia on behalf of the iraqi people for. what followed was one of the filesystem bloodiest battles of the iraq war over four thousand people died in the seven months struggle street fighting was drooling from both sides to break the resistance obviously missed in such as the us military began to employ mobile speaker systems. and salute you with a perfect example they were just playing music day and night over there it almost got to be a gag like like a musical showed a loudspeaker playing music and of course the. the insurgents who were in fallujah playback they from their mosque had loudspeakers on a mouse they play music back they played various religious music. heavy metal against islam as. it was also a demonstration of the perceived superiority of western culture the u.s. military believes that the musical bombardment helped on the mind the morale of the insurgents psychological operations and our except at the point where every unit born sward so if you have ups three or four groups

president bush found rivera in our military commanders will take whatever action is necessary to secure felicia on behalf of the iraqi people for. what followed was one of the filesystem bloodiest battles of the iraq war over four thousand people died in the seven months struggle street fighting was drooling from both sides to break the resistance of the islamised insurgents the us military began to employ mobile speaker systems. and you were the perfect example they were just playing music day and night over there it almost got to be a gag like at like a musical showed a loudspeakers were playing music and of course the. the insurgents who were in fallujah playback they from their mosque had loudspeakers on a bus they play music back they played various religious music. heavy metal against islam as. it was also a demonstration of the perceived superiority of western culture the u.s. military believes that the musical bombardment helped on the mind the morale of the insurgents the psychological operations and our except at the point where every unit boards forward so if you have ups three or fo

president bush found rivera in our military commanders will take whatever action is necessary to secure felicia on behalf of the iraqi people for. what followed was one of the filesystem bloodiest battles of the iraq war over four thousand people died in the seven month struggle the street fighting was drooling from both sides to break the resistance obviously missed and such as the u.s. military began to employ mobile speaker systems. and saluja was a perfect example they were just playing music day and night over there it almost got to be a gag like it like a musical showed a loudspeaker playing music and of course the. the insurgents who were in fallujah playback they from their mosque had loudspeakers on a mouse they play music back they played various religious music. heavy metal against islam as. it was also a demonstration of the perceived superiority of western culture the u.s. military believes that the musical bombardment helped on the mind the morale of the insurgents the psychological operations and our except at the point where every unit boards forward so if you have ups three or

president bush found rivera in our military commanders will take whatever action is necessary to secure felicia on behalf of the iraqi people for. what followed was one of the filesystem bloodiest battles of the iraq war over four thousand people died in the seven month struggle the street fighting was drilling from both sides to break the resistance obviously missed and such as the u.s. military began to employ mobile speaker systems. and saloons it was a perfect example they were just playing music day and night over there it almost got to be a gag like it like a musical showed a loudspeaker playing music and of course the. the insurgents who were in fallujah playback they from their mosque had loudspeakers on a mouse they play music back they played various religious music. heavy metal against islam as. it was also a demonstration of the perceived superiority of western culture the u.s. military believes that the musical bombardment helped on the mind the morale of the insurgents psychological operations and our except at the point where every unit boards forward so if you have ups three or

felicia sawmaz, "washington post" congressional reporter spending some time with us this morning. we do appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up today is the day for "ask allison." >> have you seen that walgreen's commercial that has the twins on it and they're, like, i had this first? there they are. so a viewer wants to know is it a screen effect because they look so much alike or are they really twins? the answer is coming up. >>> also there's annie. she is with the cast of "billy elliot quiet. is she wearing a tutu? let's see if she's going to join the cast. we've got a preview of "billy elliot" coming up.  how's it going? good afternoon. don't feed that meter. this meter's on me. with all the hundreds i've saved at progressive, this meter's on me. thank you. de nada. with all the hundreds i've saved on car insurance this year, this meter's on me. there's a catch? there's no catch. nothing but savings. thank you very much. have a great day. you, too. you're sexy. [ laughs ] guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls with cinnabon cinnamon are

president bush found rivera in our military commanders will take whatever action is necessary to secure felicia on behalf of the iraqi people for. what followed was one of the filesystem bloodiest battles of the iraq war over four thousand people died in the seven month struggle the street fighting was drooling from both sides to break the resistance obviously missed insurgents the us military began to employ mobile speaker systems. and salute you with a perfect example they were just playing music day and night over there it almost got to be a gag like it like a musical showed a loudspeakers were playing music and of course the. the insurgents who were in fallujah play back they from their mosque there loudspeakers on a bus they play music back they play various religious music. heavy metal against islam as. it was also a demonstration of the perceived superiority of western culture the u.s. military believes that the musical bombardment helped on the mind the morale of the insurgents the psychological operations and our accepted to the point where every unit boards forward so if you have ups

president bush found rivera in our military commanders will take whatever action is necessary to secure felicia on behalf of the iraqi people for. what followed was one of the filesystem bloodiest battles of the iraq war over four thousand people died in the seven month struggle the street fighting was drooling from both sides to break the resistance obviously missed and such as the u.s. military began to employ mobile speaker systems. and soldier was a perfect example they were just playing music day and night over there it almost got to be a gag like it like a musical showed a loudspeaker playing music and of course the. the insurgents who were in fallujah playback they from their mosque had loudspeakers on a bus they play music back they played various religious music. heavy metal against islam as. it was also a demonstration of the perceived superiority of western culture the u.s. military believes that the musical bombardment helped on the mind the morale of the insurgents the psychological operations and our except at the point where every unit borne forward so if you have ups three or fo

until an arrest is made the family of barns is still left to struggle with who did kill felicia. the family is hosting a vigil. we'll have much more coming up on abc2 news at 6:00. live in northwest baltimore brian kuebler abc2 news. >>> what a day it's been on the roads. two children were hurt after a crash on 83 in baltimore county. it involved the three cars. the car carrying the children somehow got sandwiched in between the two others. northbound 83 is open. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. we had a baltimore county police officer in the hospital tonight after a crash on the inner loop of the beltway happened just before noon between providence road and loch raven boulevard in towson. police tell us the officer was getting on to the beltway from providence road when he collided with a tractor-trailer and crashed into the jersey wall. he's in stable condition at shock trauma. a jeep was also involved in the crash. two women were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. right now one left lane is open. the cause is under investigation. >>> a woman says sh

that's healthy. >> exactly. >> all right, felicia. thanks. >>> offering healthy food is great for consumers, right, but it's also a business decision. airport restaurants are trying to respond to this demand, right? >> yeah, absolutely. and let's face it, you know, it's always tempting to have fried food, so naturally that sells. but more people really do want to eat healthy. and fast food chains have started to pick up on that trend just a few years ago. it's not so much that there's food on board on planes anymore. you get the peanuts and pretzels, and that's not so good. the bottom line, the more options you give people, the more chance you have at making a profit. that's a good thing for the airport, a good thing for the airlines. they're not supplying food like they used to, so everyone is benefiting from this. >> how are the numbers looking before i let gyou go? we've got 258 points rallying right now. the housing stocks, i have to tell you, are up between 5 and 7% today? really good news today on a tuesday? i'm n >> that's surp

. >> felicia was last seen in the area. this is where loved ones gathered to pray for justice. some have never forgotten. >> i want justice for my sister. that is what i want for my christmas gift. i do not want anything else. >> this woman cannot believe it has been a year. as the year draws to an end, she is spreading december 28. >> i know it is coming closer to the day we last saw her. >> fallujah disappeared while visiting relatives over christmas. -- felicity disappeared while visiting relatives over christmas. a few months later, her body was discovered in the river. officials have classified the death as a murder. little else is known about the case. almost a year after she disappeared, the angels are back in the area for a unique angle. they are encouraging drivers to haunt in her honor. -- to honk in her honor. >> we are going to bring attention. let's not let her become another nameless face. >> have your hand upon me. >> it is important to keep her story in the media. so many times, victims of violence specifically, minorities, are forgotten. we do not want to forge

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. >>> coming up next, what happened to felicia barns. on the anniversary of her disappearance, her father speaks to wjz about the search for her killer. >>> a horrible accident on the beltway sends a police officer and others into the hospital. the effect on traffic is coming up. >>> the division title on the line. how the ravens are preparing for the final game of the regular season. these stories and all of the days breaking news, eyewitness news at 5:00 starts now. >>> hi, i'm kai jackson, and i'm mary bubala. >> breaks news in baltimore county, two children are badly hurt in a car crash on i-83. let's go to captain mike perry with new details. >> it occurred at 2:55 on the inner loop of the beltway from the northbound jones pauls

felicia taylor live at the new york stock exchange. we're going to talk about this airport restaurant makeover, but first tell us a little about the stocks. >> yeah, i think it's a little too soon to call this a santa claus rally, we'll see if it can actually last, but naturally there is a little bit of a rebound from the losses we've seen over the last few trading sessions. but the most significant part of this is we've had an updated housing report. home building jumped in november to a new two-year high. still at the press levels, and analysts do worry about who is going to actually be buying these houses, and they're focusing on the positive. we've also seen some rising confidence in germany and a stock option that went well, and the eurozone is powering this rally. the dow is up 275 points. especially those housing stocks, they're up between 5 and 7%, so that's very strong. the nasdaq is up 2-3/4%, so a really strong rally on this tuesday. >> that's good. i spend a lot of time at the airport so i love this story. you have to tell

felicia taylor spoke with one retailer who's trying to his best to predict how instability will affect prices and profits as well. >> reporter: it is the christmas buying season. what many people don't remember is that currency fluctuations have an effect on retailers and that could be a problem when it comes to profits. we'll meet one man who will tell us exactly what that means. so here we are beginning in spain at the wine merchant distributor. >> wine myrrh chan, wine retailer. >> reporter: with the ceo chris adams. he'll explain why currency fluctuations make such a difference. >> if i'm buying in euro, then i need to look at what the currency has done over the next six months and try and project what it will do over the next six months. because i have to cost the wine to the customer, find out the best time to take my position. >> reporter: that's key when dealing with currency fluctuations. a cheaper euro means greating purchasing power for sherri lehman. >> right now we bought. we're in selling mode. certainly looking forward, it's something we've dealt with in the past that we

. >>> still ahead, remembering felicia barnes. friends and family members prepare to gath or a grim anniversary as mystery surrounding this teenager's disappearance is still unsolved. >>> and an emotional vigil is held to honor a nine-year-old girl killed in a heinous crime. we're back in a moment. . you don't decide when vegetables reach the peak of perfection. the vegetables do. at green giant, we pick vegetables only when they're perfect. then freeze them fast so they're are as nutritious as fresh. [ green giant ] ho ho ho. ♪ green giant fantastic! pro-gresso ] they fit! okay-y... okay??? i've been eating progresso and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay is there a woman i can talk to? [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. >> we're staying on top of breaking news. in bethesda, maryland. this is not northbound lanes at -- near the nih campus and south of the beltway. there was a metro bus accident there and that is affecting traffic in the northbound and southbound lanes. we're told that 12 peop

. >>> police say they're making progress investigating the murder of felicia barns . its been almost one year. since the north carolina teen disappeared in baltimore. her body was found four months later near the damn. state police said today they can't reveal any details aunt the case so they don't ruin the investigation. the family is holding a vigil for barns next wednesday night. >>> a landmark school bullying case is now in the hands of the jury. the parents of a special needs boy already suffered a setback in tar fight against the city school system. >> reporter: deciding whether to baltimore city principal failed to protect a 10 year old special needs student from being intensely bullied at school is now up to a jury. in a landmark civil lawsuit, ed and shauna sullivan say their son was tripped and robbed until he passed out and it started when he was in the first grade. >> the failure on part of these individual schools is a matter of fact. >> the family alleges sidney twigs head of hazelton elementary and charlie williams knew about repeated incidents that vi

felicia colin, ladies and gentlemen. i, we had a monday, we had, you were here at the party. do you like holiday parties. >> of course. >> dave: oh, they're fantastic. because the best part about holiday parties is the alcohol, you have a couple of drinks. and you tell your coworkers and your superiors what you really think about them. and then the fun begins. so we did some videotaping and do we have it-- go ahead and roll the videotape. there we are. there's some folks talking. and then we had-- those are the interns. this is great, they get to unwrap the presents, that's a lot of fun. they don't get to keep them. but they get the thrill of enjoying the unwrapping. now here was a problem. we had ordered cookies and they came by mistake from an erotic bakery and biff, of course, i left the party early so this is what we-- he was-- guess who was here, tom hanks, tom hanks and he had one too many drinks and there -- >> does that mean nothing to you. i with ron howard, how dare you call -- >> yeah, that was-- so that was the big-- he knows ron howard. ladies and gentlemen, here

. >> s&p mark chambers talking to felicia taylor. >>> it's been a bumpy few weeks at olympus after revelations of a billion dollar cover-up, resignations and now possible criminal charges. stay tuned. ( phone ringing ) okay... uhh. the bad news, it's probably totaled. the good news is, you don't have to pay your deductible. with vanishing deductible from nationwide insurance, you got $100 off for every year of safe driving, so now your deductible is zero. the other good news ? i held on to your coffee. wow. ♪ nationwide is on your side ( laughing ) it's actually a pretty good day when you consider. that's great. >>> from cnn hong kong, i'm andrew stevens. >> i'm nina dos santos from cnn london. welcome back to "world business today." let's take a look at the european markets on this wednesday. broadly speaking green arrows across the board, particularly for those euro zone markets mainly we're talking the frankfurt dax and the cac in paris. both markets up about 1.4%. this is largely thanks to news that we could see another beefing up of the euro zone's so-called bazooka fund to solve the re

everything in between is still a mystery >> reporter: it has been a year since the disappearance of felicia barns and while police did find her body this spring, the family is still left with very few answers. she disappeared last december 28th while visiting her relatives for the holiday. you'll remember that set off an all out search for the north carolina teen that lasted all winter and into the spring. her body was eventually found on the morning of april 20th in the