brought to you by -- -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> tom: the greensboro coliseum where we have seen high drama, 27-year-old ryan bradley the men's champion with a hug from his good friend john coughlin who took the pairs championship earlier. john's mom urged them both to continue skating and it pays off. championships for them both. john and caitlin yankowskas, his partner, dedicated their treat skate to john's late mom. relive all the excitement of the

championships. icenetwork.com for on demand video, athlete interviews and much more. next saturday evan lysacek joining the exhibition of champions the schmucker's skating spectacular 2:30 eastern on nbc. coming up next except on the west coast your local news, at 7:00, 6:00 central an all new "dateline" and national treasure book of secrets. tom hammond saying so long from greensboro.

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are wondering what is next. good evening. a day of worship was overshadowed by mayhem and protests. the government has been weighing in on the disarray in egypt. protests continued across the nation. many americans backing the egyptian protests. stranded american tourists are searching for a way out of the country, but the only american carrier has suspended service. brian mooar continues our coverage tonight from washington. >> on a day of worship, many egyptians are praying in their homeland. >> it has been a war zone. there is no stability or security. it is becoming incredibly difficult. >> this regime has been very impressive and very corrupt. at the same time, we do not know what is coming next. >> egyptians are holding peaceful demonstrations in cities across america. the streets of cairo are in

chaos as the president struggles to hang on. in 2009, president of homages egypt as a stage to reach out to moslems. now he is walking a diplomatic tightrope. >> the american message has been consistent. we want free, fair elections. >> the former ambassador says the united states cannot choose sides. >> it is not their job. their job is to try and sustain our relationship with the job. that is the important thing. >> meanwhile, president obama spent the weekend on the phone consulting with other world leaders and calling for restraint. the state department says they are now preparing the first official evacuation of u.s. citizens. but in washington, brian mooar, wbal-tv 11 news. >> things are finally returning to normal in the teenager after weeks of similar protests and

civil unrest. -- returning to normal in tunisia. the party was outlawed by authorities and was branded as a terrorist group. saturday, the new tunisian government tried to that people love the economy is stable. there's a wealth of information on the upsets in egypt and tunisia. another awful case of an animal being burned in baltimore. and other cash and turkmens are being cared for at the baltimore animal care and rescue center. the animal was set on fire before being turned over to the shelter. sheldon dutes spoke with the animal care workers. he joins us live with more. >> the cat is expected to be ok. it was intentionally set on fire here in northwest baltimore. before we show you the video, it is pretty disturbing.

the drenched the cat with lighter fluid and set it on fire. the cat returned back to the site where she was abused to take care of her kidneys. they will be there for quite awhile. >> she will continue to get better, so maybe in the middle of march. if maybe someone is interested in fostering her, that is a possibility, but she will eventually be put up for adoption. >> two people have been arrested and we are still waiting for city police to get more on those charges. much more at 11:00. sheldon dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> testimony continues tomorrow in the trial of twin brothers accused of setting a couple on fire in may 2009. there are charged with numerous counts of animal cruelty.

his brother is being held on a related charge. they could both get up to three years in prison. coming up, a visually challenged man is making huge strides. and again his driver around a racetrack. >> the roof has collapsed. there are people in there. >> two men trapped under a garage roof speak about the incident next. >> there is whether out there. a nice weather with a storm brewing out west. we see some more unsettling conditions in the area.

>> two men who survived a roof collapse are telling their story. they tell us and shows the dramatic surveillance video of the collapse. >> we were just drinking coffee and thinking about how great life was. >> you can see them sitting in the dark car. seconds later, as one vehicle pulls away, the root of this garage gives out trapping the two men inside. >> we heard a couple of loud noises. we looked up and the roof was coming down on top of us. we landed on my 1997 honda civic. when the big steel beams crushed us. >> the 3d and heavy, wet snow had become too much. reaching for a cell phone, the two men called out for help. those outside called 911. >> the roof collapsed. there are people in there.

>> rescue crews spent the next two hours trying to locate the vehicle then trying to dig through the snow and debris. inside, the two men waited and wondered if they would never get out. . >> i was asked how i felt the. i feel alive. i called my wife. i told her that i was in some trouble. i told ray did not know if i would make it. >> when they finally cut through the root of the garage, they found the two men trapped about a life. >> they were still seated just kind of hunched down with the roof of the vehicle just above them. >> had the steel beam fallen across the doors instead of lengthwise, it could have been much worse. it is hard to believe from watching this surveillance video and this from above that they got out of all. >> we are lucky to be here today

and be alive but you just do not know if today is your last day or not. >> still to come on the 11 news at 6:00, the first blind man to drive a car. his story straight ahead. >> a progression from snow, sleet, freezing rain, to rain. [ male announcer ] with fios

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the blind, gaining independence, a new vision for the rest of the cited community. >> students at virginia tech help to work on the project for the last three years. >> your 11 insta-weather + forecast with meteorologist john collins. >> this weather pattern has been producing a series of storms across the area. this pattern is fairly typical, but we just happen to have been the target. a new situation developing now. some char activity to our north. all we got were clouds. a lot of rain down in the gulf of mexico. that is that the storm coming our way. the main part of this thing has not even gotten going yet. let's see what happened today. the sun broke through and the temperatures jumped up. 42 at the airport. typically 42 is the high so we were on target. morning lows were 18-29 so we

were in a range for normal. annapolis now 34. cambridge 36. frederick 36. in the mid 20's in far western maryland. for the moment, generally fair weather, clear skies. a little bit of a disturbance to our north earlier today. we had some clouds from that. then there's the developing system out to the west. it is in this area and it is trying to get itself together. one element is the moisture to the south and it is all of this moisture available in the gulf of mexico which will eventually feed the storm coming in. this is moving in different in that this will travel further to the west. it will be not on the coast but west of the mountains. that is a tendency to bring in more warm air. as the storm approaches, monday morning in new mexico, then down near louisiana and will pick up

moisture and head into the ohio river valley. the warmer air will try to come in and dislodge and that is the problem. how quickly will the air be pushed out while the air is coming in? a combination of things will begin to happen. overnight, good, brought the cloudy skies, no. when that five-ton miles per hour. -- north wins at five to 10 miles per hour. temperatures will be just above freezing, but not by much. 29-33 is the range. tomorrow night, we will see some light snow in the forecast and it could become snow-sleep. here is the insta-weather futurecast shoring things beginning to happen later in the day monday. tuesday, this winter remix. the further north you go, the more snow. the question is when will the call their pushout and dean warm enough air to make rain will

come in. -- the question is when will the warm enough air come in to make rain. wednesday highs are up near 40 degrees or so. then we will get called again and expect another storm by the weekend. >> i do not like fashion doll. >> there were a lot of things wrong in there. >> goodness gracious. -- i do not like that at all. >> overtime in loyola this afternoon. the greyhounds getre

>> 11 sports and pete gilbert. >> mf name -- imagine a for

loyola. they lost friday night and today faced third place iona. walker out sick. first half, getting out of it. 22-19 loyola in front. feisty. greyhound by five. secondary past break, kyle smith. 64-63 iona. taking advantage of walter's absence. -- walker. in the last seconds, olson. tis the game incentive to over time. -- ties the game. olson shines. great pass. gives loyola the lead. a huge win today in o.t. 88-85.

the maryland the off tonight in atlanta against georgia tech. it may be hard to stay totally focused on the yellow jackets thanks to what happened to their opponents on wednesday, the duke blue devils. they had their butts handed it to them at madison square garden. the blue devils were ice cold. from the corner, no. they failed to get back on defense. finishing off that break. a 24-14 st. john's. he just ignores gravity for awhile. a 56-33 red storm. st. john's trashers duke from the beginning until the end. 93-78 the final. they come to college park on wednesday. orioles fans got to deliver the goods. they were in the convention center and were met by almost every orioles on vote roster.

-- on the roster. we have issues with the shortstop. when asked about following the footsteps of that history, he pays homage. >> growing up, cal ripken, jr., was my favorite player. that was one thing i really looked forward to coming here. i am not trying to fill his shoes but just to be someone who follows him. all i can think as he had really, really big hands when we shook hands. >> it is not the footsteps but those big hands. the australian open concluded today. the street now reaches 75 years. 75 years since a brit has won the event. first set, he takes the first

six-four. third set. he had him right where he wanted. look at this backhand down the line. it is well within his grasp. into the net goes the forehand. djokovic wins 6-4, 6-2, 6-3. x games under way. they have created a new category, the agony of winning. one last piece of big air to conquer. ouch. at the line. she crosses the finish line on her back in absolute agony. i will not share the sounds of her wailing, but they were there. fortunately, no lasting injuries. the agony of a victory. we will see what agony joh

>> tell us something good, john. >> tomorrow, maybe some flurries at the end of the day. and to tuesday, a winter mix. that should changeover to mostly rain by wednesday. it could be a little slippery mixed in there. the next couple of days will be called and then something again at the end of the week. >> i said to tell us something

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