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is rrvealed during opening statments ii the murder trial of george huguely.he's accused of beating her to death in may of 2010 near the university of virginia.today... testimony continues.forrthose whooknew yearldy love this information is hard to swallow.especially for er ffmily sitting in court... listening to how the 22 year old was alive for two hours inside her off campus apartment... but unable to move because of how badly she was beaten.during opening statments prosecutors explained... how just days before the murder... 24-year old george hugeuly sent love an email that read... i should have killed you... love replied... you should have killed me? in which huguely responded we should talk tonight.the next time the two were alone was the night love was founddmurdered.but huguely's attornedy says he never struck love, he says the two wrestled and he threw her on the bed and left the apartment.as for why huguely took love's lapptop that conatined parts of his threateneing email... his defense attorney told jurrors hugeuly took it as a way to

get her to talk... he didn't take the computer because he wanted to hide his email. hugely's attorned ended hii opening his statement saying... george is a lacrosse player not a stealth criminal. after more than foor days with no movement in the death penalty trial of a man accused of murdering an anne arundel county corrections officer... the possibility of a hung jury . looms. lee edward stephens is one of two prisoners accused of stabbing corporal david mcguinn at the house of correction in the suumer of 2006. the department plosed the facility in 2007 saying the ouse of correction was too dangerous. one woman is dead, this morning...after a car crosses the median and slams head-on into oncoming traffic. traffic.it happened after the snow began falling in kingsville on bel air road. these two cars slammed into pach otherr a 30 year old woman was ejected from her car and died instantly. annther person was trapped and had to be cut out of their car before they were rushed to shock trauma. at last check, that

person was in serious condition. police haven't said if weather caused the crash. 3 maryland judges are demanding a raise ... to the tune of 22- thousand dollars... while opponents say... that's just gr. greedy.the judges told a house appropriaaions committee this week they want it... over the next four years. right now ... maryland judges make anywhere from 125-thousand dollars to 180-thousand. they say thatts still puts them 43rd in the country for salaries. 5945 being a judge like every other state employee is a public servvceeitts not a place that you should be going to to make a whole lot of money 52 phe last time maryland judges got a raise was in 2006. new detaill are emerging on the deadly stagg ollpase at the indiina state fair... last year. "stage collapse nats" nats"this is a look at the scene last august when the concerr stage came crashing down during severe weatter.

seven people were killed and dozens were injured. six months later... the state fair commission is ssapped with a fine of more than six-thousand dollars for failing to have a severe weather plan in place and for not doing a proper saffty check. the local stagehands union was cited with an 1-thousand dollar fine.but the heftiest fine....63 thousand dollars. this missouri woman is charged with having sex withha minor and the family dog. police say... a girl reported being sexually abused by christina spaid in december 2010.a judge lowered her bond to 30- one-fifth of the original - amount.spaad is expected back in court next month.the suspect's husband also faces chargee in connection to the not guilty in court. pleaded today... the pentagon is expected to propose changes to current policies... that restrict women from doing certain things in the military. currently... women arr not allowed to serve in small infantry or other ground units... that are directly

involved in combat.but senior defense officials... say the department of defense wants that to channe.no specific details... are being released. a ew study... is paving the way the fight against alzheimer's disease. researchers in britain finn that sending electrical impulses deep into a helps improve the memory of a very small group of epilepsy patients.it's uuknown whether the procedure would also work memory-impaired patients.the findings could point to a new way for treating alzheiier's in the future. from the envy of the nnighborhood.... to the envy of your wallet. the best cars in world are at the "motor-trend international auto show" at the convention ce. center. joel d. smith is streaming now... to showwus which carssare blending flash and fuel mileage the best. good morning joel d. 3 you can't buy them yet, but they wiil let you drool. 5:35 a.m. crrig singhaus, general motors (chevrolet sonic - economy cars, 40 is the new 30)

3 a heroic rescue out of colorado... a fire department comes to the aid of a dog... ssuckkpaddling in icy waters. after 20 minutes of struggling... the dog finally gets close enough to a firefighter... to climb onto the ice. a local news station in coloradd caught wind of this story... and decided to interview the dog and its rescuurs.but things take a tragic turn... when out of nowhere... the dog lashes out. but before we show this video... we want to warn

you... some of our viewers may find this ddsturbing. disturbing.happy weekend to you, happy valeetine's day... dog bites bites the dog... who seems still traumatized by the rescue... lunges t the anchor... biting her face.you can see... eveeyone is shocked by what just happened.the anchor is now being treated at a a ccble technician is hailed a hero... after he saves a customer's baby's ... life.a-t and t technician andrel reid ... was in a michigan home... seeting up cable inna home.. when he noticed the child was choking.reiddjumped into action. she was coughing, it just started blocking up hhr system and sse just started choking on theecongestion. around her eyes it was getting all red and she started turning different colors.i put he baby in a positton that i was taught in training, put the baby in my palm, flipped her over and gave her a light 3

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sparking imagination. imagination.sot noris friedman) 16 58with the younger child, it's very important because they learn through doing, and through imitation, the creative approach at one &plocal school.what you won't find in these classrooms...and the disturbing trend among our kids... it could help fight. ((bump out)) ((break 2))

3 the experts tells us there could be a growing problem with out children that they're becoming less creative.in our cover story, jennifer gilbert explores why some say it's tiie to get back to basicc... in order to spark our children's imagination. imagination. we live in a wired world..... even our kids hookee on technology....even in the classroom....but is all ttis technology.....taking a toll ? (sot ed meade)1 08 255ollege professors are telling us that there's been a real change in their students ability to think conceptually which is imagination.experts blaming, not just technology.....but also modern education's standardized testing.(sot ed facttoriented, that the ing so - concepts are being lost.(nats of sawing)at the waldorf school of baltimore....thh

this classroom.... has been around for centuries.(sot teacher edna emmet)27 49and that's very logical. it also teaches logic, problem solving, and common sense.a very low tech aaproach.... aimed at sparking a child's imagination.(soo edna emmet teacher)27 02to give the kids there are more than 100 o it. - waldorf schools in the united states.they've been around for almost a century.....but in our increasingly high tech world... this old school approach, is getting new life. at waldorf, the focus is on hands on learning....(sot noris friedman)16 58with the younger child, it's very important because they learn through doing, and through imitation, on movement..... (sot noris friedman/eurythmya teacher)17 05and they learn more with their body, then

they learn sitting.on stories... and humann interaction.....(sot gail)36 42 imagine if we went strait to computers this morning. theyy said, oh that wouldn't work. we wouldn't have the opportunity to have the conversations to do the art that goes along with it. to listen to a story and share with each other our thinking on it. there are no computers in the classroom here... untii high school.(sot ed meade)01 17 40 aad it comes back tt the right thing at the right time.and virtually no testing.(sot gail) 35 37well, i'm an ex public school person.waldorf teacher gail ann kuderko spent more than 30 years in the publlc school system.((ot gail) 44 57 but it became more and more based on testing. and i kept asking myself, are we really to know.kuderko came tooneed - waldorf, to teach the way she believes students earn best. ....she remembers telling aa story, about benjaaii franklin.

(sot gail)33 38and i remember josh coming up to me and he was excited his face was all red, (sot gail)33 43 just really excited he said, you mean history is really about people. and i said, yeah, its mostly about people making decisions about their lives, just like you can make a decison about your life.a philooophy that puts stories, over simple facts.movement, over computer time.and imagination with no limits.... and especially in the younger years.... letting kids, be kids. 3 coming up ... trade.why it leaves peoole... scrrtching their heads.neet in sports. ((break 3)) 3 3 coming up in our 6

o'clock hour... golfer tigers woods is ranked pretty high when it comes to the most disliked athlete.... but he'ssnot number one.