citizens of virginia will not be forgotten. [ applause ] >> now that heroism demonstrated by officer crouse and trooper hamer is why i'm supporting a review of and necessary amendments to the virginia line of duty act so all qualified first responders and families receive all of the key statutory benefits in their time of need and not later. i ask you to support that this session. [ applause ] >> that same spirit of service is always been displayed by virginians on the battle field in foreign lands. since september 11th, 2001, nearly 14,000 members of the virginia national guard have left their families and jobs to defend freedom. over 230 virginians have given their lives to the service of the country. on december 18th, the last convoy of american soldiers left eye -- iraq. eight days before that, i welcomed home the army national guard. they had been serving in iraq since april. with us here tonight are the battalion's executive officer major carl inkstrom and his wife. we have a father and son who are deployed together. first sergeant kelvin franklin and his wife and his son, first priva

first virginia tech offer deriek crouse. state police trooper michael hammer. he was killed in a shooting in carol county the same day crouse was killed. governor mcdonald called for review of the state's duty program which provided death benefits to families of first responders and helps benefits those who are injured or disabled. >>> today friends and family will gather. a roadside bomb in afghanistan killed him last month. today a funeral service for him will take place. yesterday the town of woodsborough turned out to honor him as his kaziquette was brought back home. his family and dozens of people lined the streets with american flags paying their respecting to the army specialists. tomorrow he'll receive a full military burial with full honors at arlington cemetery. >>> this morning child protective services is taking care of a baby girl found alone in a tent found at an occupy camp tent. this is a picture of a 13-month-old taken out of the ambulance. she was spotted whens she was crying. she was wearing nothing but a

. >>> this has been four days since an italian crouse ship ran aground off the coast of tuscany but rescuers are looking for 20 people. the number known dead is at 11. meanwhile, the captain of the ship was released from jail to be con fined under house arrest. we have more and a new tape that reveals a phone call. >> reporter: after blasting their way in rescue workers found five more bodies in the lower decks. about two dozen passengerrings are missing. among them a 5-year-old girl and her father and retirees jerry and barbara heil of minnesota. those who survived talked of chaos. >> we kept going to life boats and they were already full and people were pushing, shoving and screaming. there were some jumping on the life boat even though it was full. >> reporter: while helicopters were taking these infrared pictures of passengers climbing down the ship the cap ten was reportedly off. in a heated phone call rescuers ordered him to go back. schettino you may have saved your save from the sea but get back onboard. the officer shot back there are no please. get back onboard. the captain appeare

legal cases like the kent 25 which greg will talk about in a few minutes, the crouse verses rhodes big civil suit in the mid 1970s, the jim annex controversy also known as tent city in 1977 which is when student protesters camped out and unsuccessfully prevented an extension of the ksu gym from being built on part of the site of the shootings. the memorial design competition, some might say debacle, between 1985 and 1990 which was very controversial because some people -- there was a lot of debate over how these events should be remembered or if they should be remembered at all. and eventually the memorial commemoration in 1990. the strubbe tape, which is an ongoing debate about a very old tape which some believes rendering audible "in order to fire." you may have seen that in the papers the last couple years. the national hedge center of historic places in 2010 officially recognized the site as a historic landmark which was a very significant event. and greg put up the website there. some common denominators and conflicting interpretations in this -- i should say i'm speaking in a lot

the wreck is very unstable and indeed during the dive crouse. it's >>mark: some parents are calling for its boycott of cheerios because they've been in flavor. more on that when we come back. so thick >>darya: we are keeping our eyes on a chance of rain and snow for next week. a sunny and mild temperatures continued. today, tomorrow and through the weekend at the same things. >>kimberlee: many families are boycotting chair is because of a new flavor, peanut butter. i have a link to the story on my facebook fan page. >>mark: a dangerous intersection in east palo alto. a crossing guard has been put in place but drivers are still driving recklessly through the intersection. >>stanley: notice the cars are not stopping. i am at bay road and gloria way in east palo alto. even with a crossing guard it is a dangerous injunction. even before the crossing guard arrives drivers do what they want. this driver is having a conversation while blocking the crosswalk. this driver has no license and is registration expired bacchants of timbre of 2011. you have to

yale's memories of the books, bill once described them to me were, quote, long and sensor crouse.he cared deeply about this place not only where he had formed his political views, but where he'd formed the friendships that sustained him for a lifetime. for its part yale, i think, possibly nudged by the alumni fund realized that there was no upside in a long-term feud with america's most gifted controversialist. the ice began to melt. the door opened wide and bilateral talks began in the '90s -- [laughter] between the prodigal student and the forgiving university. what issued was not quite the treaty of vienna, but an historic document nonetheless. an invitation to bill to join the faculty here in new haven. his course in english comp sis decision which -- composition which debuted in the fall of 1997, became popular with both the students and their instructor. i can testify that from his prof sore y'all turn here, bill took deep satisfaction. the process of reconciliation was completed in the spring of 2000 when yale awarded bill an honorary doctorate. how pleased was he? when wor