tyra trent was found strangled in an abandoned home. police think her bodies with dumped there and the murder may have been committed somewhere else. at this point they're investigating but there are few leads. >> we know there's one person, if not more who has some information, maybe heard someone talking about the case, maybe you remember back earlier this year you heard someone and we're asking people to contact homicide detectives. >> reporter: she said she will put up her elaborate christmas decorations because tyra loved them so. she just wants to know what happened to her baby. >> no one knows anything. he was messing for a well week. he was out there somewhere. i know there have to be some people who saw him and know, you know more than they're saying. >> reporter: if you have any information, please call the baltimore city police. roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. >>> the death of a quad pledgee jic man who was discovered in an ellicott city home has been determined to be a homicide. now the medical examiner's office has determine

. >> anthony trent was a person who went by the name of tyra. more on this murder. >> no matter how this young man lived, he did not deserve to be as identificationated and left -- affixated and left in an abandoned building. >> the body of tyra banks was found in an abandoned building. >> they thought it was a body of a head laying at the bottom of the bafmente steps. >> we don't believe the victim was killed at this location. we believe he was brought there. >> it has been nine months since tyra was killed and police still have no information on the case. >> tyra was just like any other fun-loving 20-year-old person. she wanted to see her community progress. >> her friend sandy hopes there will be awareness to the transgender community. >> we want people to understand we are victims of violence. >> his mom described him as the life of the household. the holidays are coming up, and her son is gone. >> i don't care what they want to be, they are still somebody's child. we are all god's children. >> it doesn't matter how someone took her life. we

. >> anthony trent was known as tyra. at in february her body was discovered by a man looking for his dog. >> they thought it was either a mannequin head or a body lying at the bottom of the basement steps. >> we do not believe the victim was killed at this location. >> we believe he was brought there. >> detectives have no new information on the case. >> he was a really fun loving person. she was just like any other 22- year old. she was somebody who wanted to see her community progress. >> her friend sandy hopes the case will bring awareness to the struggles of the transgendered community. >> when something happens it is forgotten the next day. we want people to continue to understand we are victims of violence. >> recently spoke to tyra's mother about the murder. with the holidays are coming up. her son is gone. >> i don't care what they want to be, they are still somebody put the child. we are all god bless the children. but it does not matter how somebody took her life. we want to find who did it. we want them to com

the body from 25-year-old tyra trent was found strangled in an abandoned home. police have few leads to go on the victim's mother said tyra was a joy to be around and she misses her terribly. >> nobody seems to know nothing. all the friends that he had -- he was missing for a whole week. i don't understand how know one knows anything like help wasn't on this -- he wasn't on this earth. >> anyone with any information police call baltimore city police detectives. >>> now the continuing coverage of the sex abuse scandal at penn state and joe paterno may be the next to fall. the allegations have forced two university officials to resign and now there's a call for the school's president to step down, it seems paterno will be shown the door as well. earlier in the day penn estate's president abruptly -- state's president abruptly canceled joe paterno's news conference. so paterno has not been charged and is not the target of any investigation. he is facing criticism, though, for telling university officials but not calling police when he learned about allegation invol

. >> it has been 10 months since tyra was murdered. >> tyra was a fun-loving person. she had dreams and aspirations. >>ô >> her mother is shall said he was the arrive -- life of the household. the holidays are coming up, and her son is not going to be there. >> it doesn't matter how someone took her life. we want to find the person who did it. >> sheldon dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> if you have information, call state homicide at 410-396-2100. >> there is a push to better protect students bullied because of their sexual orientation. students at university of maryland made an anti-bullying event which focused on students victimized because of their sexuality. several national studies suggest gay and lesbian and bisexual students experience higher levels of bullying and incidence of suicide. >> what needs to be done by schools and by law is more insight than oversight. just having cameras around isn't enough. >> maryland does have an anti-bullying laws on the books. it is aimed to protect students regardlessless of race, gender, or sexual orientation. >> a woman tells po

. >> reporter: six days later, they found tyra trent strangled to death. detectives are out of leads. >> we know that someone out there has some information on this case someone saw something. heard something. but we're really asking for the public's help. >> trent ran into trouble in the past. because of the way he lived his life. but she's not sure his transgender had anything to do with his murder. >> he had problems like we all do. but he had a good heart. >> he was trying to earn a ged and go to nursing school. it's the second time mrs. trent buried a child. now, trent wants the person who killed her baby to pay for it. >> you took the only thing i had left, you know. my only child. >> reporter: mrs. trent said she is not sure where tyra was going the night she left home for the last time. and police have not worked out a motive. >> police urge anyone who has information to let them know. tips can remain anonymous. >>> a student at frostburg state university is murdered, trying to break up a fight. and tonight, the suspect denies she did it. according

tyra trent's body was found in an abandoned house in february. police have very few leaves. >>> baltimore city has rolled out a new app to report problems that people come across. the 311 app is available on the iphone and android. >>> all right. early sunset tonight as it has been the last couple of days. skies staying crystal clear. very little weather around maryland. temperature wise, we're talking about temps in the upper 50s. 56 at rehoboth beach. let's get into the forecast. 60s under clear skies. mild and pleasant for a few more hours after hitting 70 today. how much long are can this great -- longer can this great weather last? we'll answer that. >>> a boy is mission in washington state after the mother said she left him in the car while she went to get gas. they're trying to figure out if the parents are being honest. she said she left him in the car seat after running out of gas. >> i usually want my kids to be safe. i want sky to come back safely. >> but police say the car in question started rete up for detective -- right up for dete

president assad talk to the opposition and withdraw his ties from the streets violent clashes between em tyra cian protesters and security forces have so far claimed some thirty some three thousand lives since the under arrest started in march. washington halts funding of unesco hours after the u.n. cultural agency grants palestinians full membership by a majority vote the move seen by many as a side of growing international support for palestine spending un statehood. hollowing sharif mainstream media resurrecting a russian spy ring case code named those stories as the f.b.i. releasing footage featuring sleeper agents uncovered in the u.s. last year including from vitale i don't know. who syria now at the epicenter of the arab spring we speak with author and historian f. william engdahl on what or who he thinks is behind uprisings in the middle east and north africa. today we're talking to a forum and all the author of several books among them are gods of mine the wall street and the dearth of american century and he is also a political risk consultant so we're going to discuss several more

speaking out about the spate of deaths on their own doorstep this is a live video you're looking at tyra's top of your screen. serbs in northern kosovo say nato forces broke their promise by trying to remove a border barricade is a follows a night of violence one warning shots and tear gas were used against protesters. at a landmark lawsuit filed against lithuania for hosting one of the u.s. secret prisons as human rights activists speak up for a man allegedly tortured there before ending up in guantanamo bay. and russian ballet was on to sign a key energy deal late on friday we'll be bringing you more in business in about twenty minutes. it's three pm in moscow i matras a good to have you with us here on r t our top story egyptians have packed into cairo's tahrir square the center point for a violent clashes that have killed more than forty people since saturday this comes as a former prime minister in the mubarak regime and recent form a new cabinet after after egypt's ruling military council asked him to lead a national government but as artie's policy reports from cairo is having littl

this is the first i will first tyra moore and the new head of the e.c.b. will be communicating with the with the market. there is hope. he will cut rights to signal that he will be different from his from his predecessor and not quite so much of a hold on inflation i think if that comes through is going to be good for risk assets everywhere and in particular russia. will bring you another business update in less than one us time here on alt. the looming. to. twelve thirty pm in moscow these here are t. headline tensions grow in oakland where clashes have erupted between riot squads and anti wall street protesters with some reports saying police fired tear gas and rubber bullets earlier a rally of thousands caused a major port to shut down and disrupted businesses and the. leaders of the world's biggest economies meet for a g. twenty summit where center stage is taken by the euro crisis now intensified by the greek decision to hold a referendum germany and friends say they'll be no cash for athens until the country decides its course. moscow says it doubts

. >> and if you have any information on tyra's murder call 410-396-2100, city homicide. >> there is a push to better protect students who are bullied because of their sexual orientation. students at university of maryland had an anti-bullying event which focused on students victimized because of their sexuality. certainly -- several national studies suggest that gay and lesbian and transgender students experience higher levels of bullying and suicide. >> what needs to be done is more insight than oversight. >> both legal and educational experts participated in the synposium. maryland does have an anti-bullying law on its books. >> a woman tells police a man climbed in her bed thursday morning while she was sleeping and sexually assaulted her. it happened inside her home on the 3700 block of greenmon avenue. please call police with any information on this case. >> are goodwill stores in montgomery county being targeted? we'll have more on that coming up. first more on yesterday's robbery at a good will in towson. >> close to a dozen patrol officers controlled the perimeter. >> why woul

. >> you paved the way for tyra banks and others. on many cat walks, african-american models are still few and far between. what do you think of the current opportunities for women of color? >> it's an industry that, you know, there's an urban flochlt but i always encourage young ladies if they want to be a model, they should be. it's a very competitive field. if you want to do it, come out and do it. it was a great profession for myself. it made me who i am. natalie is going to join in on the runway. >> she's following in your footsteps? >> yes. she earns it honestly. she's great on the runway. >> let's talk about why you are here tonight? you are here for the global foundation gala. your niece suffers from down syndrome. tell us about the gala and the effort to raise funds. >> we are trying to bring awareness to down syndrome. it's very underfunded. it's a condition that needs to be funded. we want to shine light on these incredible children and realize their talents and gifts because they are very gifted children. they need to be

and later this week justin timberlake, tyra banks, david spade, brett ratner, rebecca romijn, and music from frank turner and the fray. so please join us then. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest tonight is thick of beard and weird of mind with a name that could win any scrabble game around. starting friday, you can see him give voice to an accident-prone egg named humpty in the new animated feature "puss in boots." please say hello to zach galifianakis. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's good to see you. >> nice to see you. >> jimmy: did you know this is your 15th appearance on this show? >> 15th appearance, yes, i read that. >> jimmy: you did. where did you read that? >> in my diary. >> jimmy: oh, really. okay. >> yep. i'm the one that called you about it. >> jimmy: oh, that's right. i'm so sorry. i forgot. well, it's good to have you back. i know you just had a birthday. did you have a big party? are you a partying kind of guy? >> i don't -- i don't like to -- what do you mean? i like to drink underneath my table alone by myself but not a big party guy. but i -- thi

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. >> reporter: tyra fell behind in her mortgage payments because of a pay cut at work. she says phone calls to bank of america didn't get her anywhere. so she hopes a face-to-face meeting will lead to a solution. >> like a forbearance where they forgive the portion that i have missed and behind and then they will just move forward. >> if you think that you're about to go past it, this would be a good opportunity to come talk that us. >> reporter: the bank spokesman says 22,000 bank of america customers were invited to the three-day event at the sacramento convention center but walk-ins are welcome. you're encouraged to register at the bank of america website, bring along your opinion id and a series of documents also listed on the web. similar events are being held around the country responding to frustrated homeowners desperate for relief. >> the reason why we're here is to make sure our customers have that face time with our specialists. >> they said they couldn't help because they didn't have no equity. we're upside-down. see what they got today. >> reporter: an even

trent says she's not sure where tyra was going the night she left home for the last time. at this point, police have not developed any motive. >> police urge anyone who has information to let them know. tips can remain anonymous. >>> orioles pitcher alfredo simone is off the hook. he's been cleared in all wrongdoing in the fatal shooting of his cousin. simone spent two months in a dominican prison. a hearing scheduled for today has been canceled. and simone will not face any charges. >>> new information about a police-involved shooting in howard county. officers shot a man with a gun after he opened fire on high- tech drive in the hanover area. tonight, the detectives are identifying the suspect as 19- year-old jeffrey nichols of elkridge. he's currently in critical condition at shock trauma. >> polls are open in baltimore's general elections. city residents are deciding on their leadership from the next four years. wjz is live outside a polling place in northeast baltimore. political reporter pat warren has more on voter turnout. good evening, pat. >> good evening, kai. g

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