st. georges makes a grab for his collar with the other. >> bowman quickly lowers st. and the dog onto a nearby bridge where they are immediately met by other rescue personnel. the traumatized canine is rushed to a local animal shelter where he's dubbed vernon, after the area of l.a. in which he was rescued. vernon escapes the ordeal without injury. st. georges, however, is not so lucky. >> the dog crushed the bone in joe's thumb and took off a portion of it. >> bowman flies st. georges to the nearest hospital where he's treated and soon released. after thousands watched the rescue unfold on live television, media gathered to bring the people of the story of st. george's heroics. >> this looks a lot worse than it really is. >> we got letters from all over the world. i think people were surprised that we took the time and the effort and the manpower to effect a rescue on the dog. >> not all the reaction is positive. some question the risk and expense to save a single dog. for bowman, the reason is clear. >> if the dog is in the water and we don't go get the dog, somebody

the city of st george would encompass an area home to a quarter of the residents. if would control and run its own schools with tax revenue. >> this is not about starting a new city, it's education. >> it's totally about education. we want to take accountability of the schools. >> st george would take more than accountability. a report commissioned warns that the break-up could cost the city $53 million. 20% of its budget. it would further segregate the city. baton rouge is majority black. st george is the mainlyingority white. >> we we have white kids going to school on this end of the parish and at the other end and in the middle just of the black kids. >> members in baton rouge make an average of $58,000, in the st george area they make $90,000. >> i think we need to look at does that take us backwards where we are segregating ourselves. it's not a win. >> it's not a trend. the white and black middle class have pled baton rouge to look for better schools for decades. >> this is nothing to do with skin colour. if you have the means to leave baton rouge and the sc

st. george would take more than just accountability. report commissioned by the baton rouge area chamber warns the break up would cost the city at large 53 million dollars, 20% of its budget. and it would futher segregate the city. baton rouge is already majority black, st. george would be a majority white by a 3 to 1 ratio. >> so now we would have white kids going to school over here on this end of the parish, white kids going to school over there on the other end of the parish, and in the middle, we'd have just the black kids going to school. >> there's also a major income disparity. residents in baton rouge make an average of 58 thousand dollars a year. in the much more affluent st. george area, the average income is 90 thousand. >> i think we have to look at does that take us backwards where we're segregating ourselves again? and i don't see it as a win. >> but it's not a new trend. both the white and black middle class have been fleeing baton rouge in search of better schools for decades. so those looking to break away say it's not

residents in st george make 90,000. >> we have to go back to where we are segregating ourselves. don't see it as a win. >> it's not a trend. both the white and black middle class have been fleeing baton rouge in search of new schools. those breaking away say it's not about race, but education. >> this has nothing to do with skin colour. if you have the means to leave baton rouge and the school system, you have left. >> for those that have not been able to leave, it means division. >> it all will change. one side will be better than the other side. what will happen to the lower class. it'll move city and make it a better class. >> the break away continues to change momentum and could be voted on my voters. >> we are just getting the story in from mexico where there were scary moments at an n.b.a. game. mark is here with the details. >> that's right. everyone is trying to figure out what happened. the san antonio spurs and minnesota timberwolvek were scheduled to play. the game as postponed. before the game as scheduled to begin both were warming up on the court when the lights wen

and st george wants to take some of the things. best schools and highest revenue generating shopping areas away with them so if st george were to become a city they'd be taking about thirty percent of the city's money and the best schools and many say that would have a bankrupt a catastrophic effect on the city so organizers behind forming saint george say they just want to have their kids go to better schools but they want to take the good schools with them and a huge chunk of the city's income and squirrel the rest of this lady that sounds like it might be a bad deal right it doesn't add up what's missing from the equation are these numbers seventy percent of st george's one hundred seven thousand people would be white with an average household income of around ninety thousand dollars to fifty five percent of the remaining baton rouge's two hundred thirty thousand people would be black with a much lower household and go in other words very clearly they georgia would be much wider and much richer also up until very recently baton

st. george areas make $90,000. >> we have to take a look, does that take us backyard. don't see it as a trend. >> but it's not a new trend. those who looking to breakaway, they say it's not about race. it has to do with education. >> this has nothing to do with skin color. if you have the means to leave baton rouge and leave the school system, you would have left. >> but for those who are not able to leave like jeffy lee, you're going to have one side better than the other side? everyone will see it move up to a different city. >> for now the breakaway effort continues to bring momentum and soon would be decided on by voters. baton rouge, al jazeera america utah--louisiana. >> there are a lot of things on the field and off the field. this just in. the prosecutor looking into sexual assault allegations against florida statein' james miss winston. the investigation is complete and they'll make their announc announcement tomorrow morning. they'll weigh if there is a reasonable chance for conviction. that is expected to be done tomorrow. meanwhile, win son was expected to

st. george immediately. >> i can't believe this is happening. >> there is already some criticism on the webh a disclaimer admitting to some reenactment. but the passion these guys have for what they are doing is clearly not fake. >> us boys we got to get out and we got to work. the girls don't ever get to get out or go to work. they are restricted to home sho they do not know anything. on their own it's almost impossible. >> they need guys like you. >> they have to. >> and for the jeffs brothers, this mission is about something else. repairing their damaged family name. >> you hear the last name, jeffs. >> what reaction does that get? >> the first thing someone will think of is warren jeff and a pedophile and i don't want to be thought of as that. change the last name to something better. >> for night line, i'm in utah. >> thanks for that report. breaking the faith airs sunday nights on tlc. next we're getting into character with the cast of american hustle. ♪ [ male announcer ] your eyes. even at a distance of 10 miles... the length of 146 football fields... they can see the light of a sin

st. george, utah this morning after this winter storm swept through the west. travis, love this. in the snow. that does it for me tonight. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for watching. join me again next monday night on "in case you missed it." >>> welcome to our viewers in the states around the world. exclusive adam lanza's aunt on the same day sandy hook was released. >> sandy hook school, i think there is somebody shooting in here at sandy hook school. >> what makes you think that? >> somebody has a gun and they are running down the hall way. they are still shooting. sandy hook school please. >> the first member of the family to speak out publicly and gives her reaction. a grieving father of a 6-year-old who tri

all over their body well you know the st george's more with all those. moves man boobs and his lit. pink and sort of think it is a little you know when he goes there after after hours you know like to see him going to those full body do's and see how that goes over with sarah as wife i'm sure she loved it in fact they point out that because they make so much more money acting like goldman sachs that they're actually getting rid of their tattoos and they're donning suits and they're not cutting off their pinky so much about a tattoo that looks like a suit and you just go to a board meeting and get a full to do looks like a suit just people i think that's what they do in r.b.s. but you know obviously the point being that the the gangsters at r.b.s. are putting the mafia out of business so the mafia in order to compete they've had to adapt the practices bank of scotland goldman sachs j.p. morgan by manipulating markets shaking down people using extortion and all those types of techniques so that there's one thing that america has exported to the rest of the world is banking mafia techn

st. george would take more than accountability.a report warps that the break up could cost the city at large $53 million, 20% of its budget and further segregate the city. baton rouge is a majority black, st. george would be major city white at a 3-1 ratio. >> now we would have white kids going to school over here on this end of the parrish, white kids going to school on the other end of the parrish and in the middle, you would just have the black kids going to school. >> there's a major income disparity. residents make an average of $58,000 a year. residents in the much more off a fluent st. george area make 90,000. >> we have to look at does that take us backwards where we're segregating ourselves again. i don't see it as a win. >> it's not a new trend. both the white and black middle class have been fleeing for decades. those looking to break away say it's not about race, it's education. >> this has nothing to do with skin color. it's a middle class flight. if you've got the means to leave this school system, you've left. >> for

st. george's county. the surveillance picture that could help track them down. >>> now for chuck. >> the calm before the storm. go out and get your milk, bread, eggs. we'll talk about the winter weather and how long it's going >>> police in prince george's county are looking for two men they believe broke into 15 businesses in one night. officers say the people in this surveillance photo broke into the business on friday, november 29th. in the pictures they're seen stealing cash from restaurants and stores along the corridor. detectives believe these men might have broken into several other retailers in the area. >> and police are offering a $10,000 reward for information that helps them find these two men. according to the officers, they held up a couple and their young child at gun point inside the family's home. they're using this footage to look for more clues. the two men forced their way into their home last week as the mother was walking inside the house. the men stole several items from the home a

st. george area make $90,000. >> does that take us backwards where we're segregating ourselves again? i don't see it as a win. >> both the white and black in baton rouge, those looking to break away say it's not race, but education. >> this has nothing to do with skin color. if you have the means to leave bbaton rouge, you leave. >> i guess you're going to have one side better than the other side. what's going to happen to -- i mean i guess the lower class i guess you would say. if everybody seems like we're a different city, make it a better class. >> for now the break away effort continues to gain momentum and could soon be decided on by voters. and there would be 107,000 residents in this proposed new area. they need 18,000 signatures to get this to voters. they say they're halfway there. we'll see how it goes in the coming months john. >> thank you ben. >>> another example of middle class pain could be found in the rust belt of the mid east. in youngstown, ohio blocks of homes were abandoned. but now life is coming to some of those structures. john hendren reports. >> father john

st. mary's taking on george mason trying to avoid the third straight loss. kerry carter hits a three, st. mary's up by 8. ryan allen with a little floater, george mason takes the lead. patriots next possession gets the three, and george mason a winner. 65-63 in the diamond head classic. >>> last week the sharks released their christmas video. today, something really special. the never before seen bloopers, nothing says christmas like embarrassing people you like publicly and on tv. >> they actually invented electricity. >> my favorite player's turtle. okay? >> a turtle. >> yeah, a turtle. >>. >> someone wrapped their cat. >> i'm not a cat person. >> someone hopefully unwraps it soon and feeds it. >> that was a great one for the outtake reel. >>> merry christmas, we'll be right back after the break. >>> hundreds of customers at a connecticut starbucks may have started a whole new christmas tradition. since early tuesday, every customer found their starbucks order was paid by the customer ahead of them in line. customers say it felt great to do a favor for a st

st. george, utah showing a fun way to take advantage of it, riding their dune buggy all over the snow filled. if santa's sleigh needs fixing, ask them for a ride. obamacare probably will not be covered face lifts but health care.gov is getting one. the new look for a troubled website. that's next. and fireworks on fox news sunday. the architect of obamacare saying, sure you can keep your doctor but it might cost you more. across america people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar, but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victoza® is different than pills. victoza® is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once-a-day, any time, and comes in a pen. and the needle is thin. victoza® is not for weight loss, but it may help you lose some weight. victoza® is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adultth type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in p

st. george.is, i would have flown back. >> oh, my god. >> and look at that. that's sheets of ice cascading down from buildings and crashing yobt cars in the dallas area. no one has hurt. the cars severely damaged. >>> and if you watched the philadelphia eagles and troy lions game yesterday, if you can see through the snowflakes, you probably saw the players slipping and sliding across the field all day. not to mention creative work from the field crews there. rosa flores joins us now in richfield, naurnl. how are things now? >> reporter: john, slick, wet road conditions are what drivers are expecting. we talked to a driver who made a 180 on the interstate. and let's say that he's counting his blessings this morning. we have plight precipitation. and if you take a look, visibility is one of the things that emergency officials are tell us that they're worried about. clouds are low, visibility is low. they're worried about that. i just got off the phone with the new jersey department of transportati

folks in prince george's county, charles county, st. y, caroline, king george and a chance of fog in southern prince william county. keep that in mind, folks. planning out your morning. at least it's going to be mild. our temperatures are going to start where they did this morning. they were in the mid and upper 30s. generally most neighborhoods. right now, 49 degrees in d.c. 48 in college park. 46 bowie. reston and falls church 47 degrees. the winds today have been fairly light. it's the light wind out of the northeast, north northeast that is going to contribute to the fog coming in during the overnight period. that, i think is going to start around 9:00, 10:00 p.m. where it's going to get thick. cool in alexandria. folks in burke, 33. 31 in reston. 29 degrees the start there up to our north in gaithersburg, maryland down to warrenton, 31. culpeper 30 to orange, 30. again, fog generally in this area here, along the areas of i-95 and to the south. high temperatures tomorrow could be the warmest in this area, the mountains. say wincheste

. >> georges st. pierre walked away from the sport, at least for now, relinquished his belt. they have injuries, and they have the situation where stars are trying to be made but not at the level of silva. he's a huge mega star, especially in brazil. and it would be a big deal for him to be back, but right now, they're in a state of transix. they need big stars, and they might go through the first half of 2014 without him. >> silva hold the longest winning streak in u.s. history. he lost to the man who broke his leg on saturday. >> that was so hard to see, and it's interesting to hear him say he wants to get back on the mat. >> it's what he knows, and it's not surprising that he would like to make one last try. >> after such an injury though. yet another set back for passengers stranded on the ship off of the coast of antarctica. they were hoping that the australian ice breaker would rescue them today. but the ice was ten feet thick, and that's the third rescue attempt. those onboard the russian ship are in good health and have enough food to last several weeks. >>> joey is s

george, earl of st. andrews has us on known as blank patrick. what is his first name?the answer along with one of the guys behind this popular apps. no ads on it so how will they make money? hate to ruin your day but watch out, taxpayers, take cover, here comes another bailout. for the health insurers, the insurance companies. here is my take. it won't be called a bailout but that is what it is. under section 1342, the affordable care act, insurance companies will be paid extra cash, taxpayer cash if they don't bring enough money from the obamacare exchanges. the beat they will be bailed out because of the ongoing failure of obamacare. the alarm bells started ringing yesterday at 9:00 eastern when the week enrollment numbers were released, 364,000 have selected the plan, no where near on track for insurers to bring the money they require. they rang more loudly at 10:00 eastern when kathleen sebelius refused to come clean on how many young people had select a plan. getting cash out of youngsters is key to the whole scheme was so what have we got? very few signing up, ha

st. mary's men basketball team began diamond hit classic unbeaten. gales facing george mason in the game. james walker the third made four of nine shots. matt hodgson scored seven. st. mary's led by five in the half. throws. and this abc7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> good stuff, merry hose who'ved ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> tonight a spare the air alert issued but not everyone is obeying the burn ban. and tabblets on the list of many children. there are needy people that could not make it out to many meals today. so two people brought them to them, picking up sandwiches and drinks and handed them out in the tender loin district. that is in the spirit of the holiday. from all of us here, check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow,

st. mary's men basketball team began diamond hit classic unbeaten. gales facing georgeason in the game. james walker the third made four of nine shots. matt hodgson scored seven. st. mary's led by five in the half. two missed free throws. and this abc7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> good >>> tonight a spare the air alert issued but not everyone is obeying the burn ban. and tabblets on the list of many children. there are needy people that could not make it out to many meals today. so two people brought them to them, picking up sandwiches and drinks and handed them out in the tender loin district. that is in the spirit of the holiday. from all of us of the holiday. from all of us here, tv: ♪ you're a mean one ♪ mr. grinch ♪ you really are... man, the grinch has a big butt. yes, nothing says christmas like a big, green grinch ass. hold the ladder for me. so, eric, what are you doing christmas eve? well, my parents are having the same lame christmas party they have every year. all the adults. hey, neighbor, is that mistletoe? all right, how doe

st. mary's taking on george mason. trying to avoid their third straight loss.d half, carter hits the three. and up by eight. under three to go. patriots down one. bri brian alan hits the floor. george mason has the lead. the next possession, patrick holiday. jorm mason wins 65-63. they capture seventh police in the diamond head classic. >> the sharks released their christmas video, but today, something really special. the blooper special. because nothing says christmas like embarrassing people you love on tv. >> they actually vicinitied electricity. >> go i think to sigh my favorite player's turtle. okay? after he says that. >> turtle. >> that's the way you hurdle. >> i'm not a cat person. >> hopefully somebody else will defeat it. >> with the nation watching them. >> thanks a lot, dave. we'll be right back. >> coming up tonight, the christmas presents are all opened up. so what's open that's also family friendly? look how people are spending this holiday night. that's tonight at 11:00. >> temperatures in the 50s. and tomorrow's high pretty close to what we hav

prince george's county and annapol annapolis, st. marys, leonardtown, you could see dense fog early tomorrow morning. fredericksburg and stafford, those are the areas that stand the best chance of picking up fog tomorrow morning. at 47 degrees right now, we drop to 41 by 11:00 p.m. folks, we are socked in across the area right now. we don't have just one, but two weather systems that are going to be impacting the area. a cold front from the west and clouds that will be grazing the coast as low pressure makes its way off the coast of the carolinas. watch what happens over the next 48 hours. here are the showers for tomorrow morning. they are in and out of here. some of you might not get wet at all tomorrow morning. at 3:00 tomorrow afternoon, i think more breaks in the cloud cover than what we had today, as we get into wednesday, a chance of showers in on us. this time, i think it's for the afternoon. wednesday afternoon, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, showers coming, passing through the area. 51, 52 degrees waldorf, fredericksburg, stafford, mana

george's in the winter storm warning. we will see significant icing. down to the south and east and towards st. mary's county we have seen icing. winter weather advisory until 7:00. >> obviously we take a really close look at temperatures with this kind of frost. let's take you through the temperature forecast. pockets of freezing rain. temperatures still just below 32 degrees. the areas we are most worried about. you can see 4:00 a.m. through 5 m still at or below freezing. we'll continue to see pockets of freezing rain for the morning rush. four areas back to the west. washington seeing mainly rain. these areas in blue are what we are most concerned about. by 10:00 a.m. most locations should be seeing mainly rain. if you are in the pink area, icy travel is likely in spots tomorrow morning. 66, 270 a concern. significant icing meaning power outages, slick sidewalks and roads. mainly rain in washington. >> that is why we see more closures. tom kierein will be in at 4:00 a.m. we'll have the latest coming up. >>> we have breaking news out of virginia where it appears a prince william county polic

it's the latest brush with the law for george zimmerman since his acquittal in the trayvon martin shooting case. >>> and check out this toy pistol was seized at st. louis airport for looking just a little too real. the tiny toy belonged to the cowboy sock monkey. this woman had them in a carry- on bag with some sewing supplies, she was embarrassed after a tsa agent threatened to call the police. at the end though, nobody was called the woman got her sewing items back but not the gun. >>> a couple at a newly opened mcdonald's in arizona started a fight when their order wasn't right. the entire argument was over hash browns. when the food arrived without them the smiths got upset. well, michael smith says when workers would not hand back the food or provide a refund he called 911 and then caulked behind -- walked behind the counter to confront the manager. >> i just was barely able to hold myself back. if not for the operator calling me back i probably would have went berserk on them. >> police arrived and cited the couple for assault and disorderly conduct. the store has been only about for about a month. that while the new employees may have mad

st. michaels now. this will go toward easton. then prince frederick into calvert county and southern maryland now, back across over to colonial beach, dahlgren, king georgeent ago all of this moving northeast. so there's areas south and east that will hold on to the rain into the afternoon and evening. jan in reedville had 1.1 inches from this as of this morning. 61 in d.c. 70 in norfolk right now. but only 35 in pittsburgh. that's the cold air that's coming in. it's made it into garrett county. they're in the mid-30s now. it's a good thing the cold is coming back. i was checking out some of the web cams at the ski areas. we need the cold to make snow and get back in shape for this week and the upcoming weekend. 56 in laurel. 58 in dulles. 57 in manassas. we're falling into the 50s with strong northwest winds. baden still 64. cloudy skies, light rain at the moment at national. 61. wind gusting out of the north at 25 miles an hour. that's the cold coming in. you certainly see the arctic air up here. this is going more east than south. we'll get a taste of it as temperatures will be dropping later today, tonight. minus 30s this morning up across south cent

those in the uk george galloway and sputnik are coming your way so stay with us for both of us the room. one member of st peter's birds legislative assembly. i think the child beauty pageants and in russia started with his hometown appeal. i couldn't agree more with this gem on this issue is can the pack to settle the crypt of pressure on children to achieve something absolutely pointless. also pedophiles dream come true and or will very very creepy acquired the creepy because with the like are not human beauty is related to so you try to make children to the pole and wear bathing suits to legislate active poses. yes folks it was the children and it's disgusting. although the packets are also sort of stupid at least the participants are all adults. because beauty pageants are obvious to relay the sexuality should be able to participate in them until you reach the age of consent in your country or otherwise is just a pedophile buffet but that's just my opinion. i am. low. it is. little. it is little. it does. ch. i did and. i do. chu you will want one will. the eye. i know. i wanted that she's been great

st. paul school on hammersmith road in london. and they are on may 15th, eisenhower, patton, omar bradley, winston churchill, king george the sixth and several dozen of the most senior commanders have gathered to review for it last time the plan called overlord, which is the invasion of france, which is to take place in three weeks. they met in an auditorium at st. paul's called the model room and the general said that girls were bundled up in their overcoats because even that was the middle of night, it was cold as a meat locker and they sat on hold with benches normally reserved for schoolboys. the poet john milton among other english luminaries had gone to st. paul. on the florida cop put it this auditorium was an enormous paris relief map of the normandy coast, where the rivers and teeth into the atlantic and a british brigadier and no skid stotts shuffled around on this hop is a discussed the individual locales and what would be coming in three weeks, the most famous battlefield in the world. the beaches, for example. utah, on a hot, gold, juno, sword and towns no one had heard of it soon would become infamous. towns like sa

orange -- george washington had a very dormy second term -- st ormy second term.fferson, who in his first term bought louisiana, and it was enough to get on my rushmore -- get on mount rushmore, but in his second term he had the threat of war, and he and post an economic embargo and american shipping to europe that blew up in his face. host: how do presidents make themselves relevant in their second term, when there is that focus on the next election? guest: the nature of the modern media is such that under the best of circumstances they are with the notable exception of c- span, disinclined to spend a lot of time examining the innards of public policy, they're much more attracted to the horserace. who is up, who is down, who's in, who's out, what did the latest old show -- what do the latest polls show? if you look at the last two presidents, one conservative republican, what -- one center democrat, each of them sing to have significant challenges going into the second term. bill clinton had some real problems in his second term. question, maybe it tells us more

st shooting. >> pam: the indictment calls the shooting "an act of terrorism" and says ciancia committed the crimes after substantial planning. if convicted the 23-year-old could face the death penalty. >> pam: georgerman can now add "painter" to his resume. >> pam: zimmerman was acquitted in the shooting death of 17-year-old trayvon martin.and now.he's finding an artistic way to make some money. grant is back with a look at the painting, the hype, and the bidding war. grant? >> reporter: tried to pay off his massive debt by selling off some of his artwork. >> reporter:and his first creation, which was listed on ebay this week, has sparked a bidding war that has pushed its price up from a starting point of $0.99 to almost $100,000 as of tuesday morning. it's a blue american flag featuring part of the pledge of allegiance. >>"everyone has been asking what i have been doing with myself," the ebay posting from user therealgeorgez reads. "i found a creative, way to express myself, my emotions and the symbols that represent my hope allows me to reflect, providing a therapeutic outlet and allows me to remain indoors:-" >> reporter:thus continues the post-trial life of zimmerman, 30, who has been unable t

st. peter's was the church. there are different stories about how they met. some people have said he and georgeave known each other for a long time. i do not think there is really much belief in that because when you run the numbers it did not amount to very much. he liked to write everything as a grand, old fashioned romance. >> time to move on. george washington pushed into service as the leader of the army. martha washington spends time with him and leaves how many times? how frequently was she in the battlefield with him. >> she goes every winter to join him in the cans and make a home not just for m -- for him. they would make it a social time. of the actual eight years of the revolution, she spends, overall, five years. >> we have a video from one of those encampments in the pennsylvania, philadelphia suburbs. let's watch that now. >> martha washington came to valley forge in the fifth of february 1778. she arrived here in the evening. we know the weather while she was traveling here not always pleasant because it started out selling. she left, then the wind picked up and it started to ra

george zimmerman not guilty. >> prince william and his wife kate beamed with happiness as they presented their newborn baby boy to the world outside st. >> hours of heavy rain. >> the rain gauges just keep ticking. >> triggered floods that swept through the bolder area. >> new imagines of accused navy yard killer aaron alexis stalking the hallways with a shotgun the day he killed 12 people and wounded four more before he was killed by police. >> i'll keep working to get congress to reopen our government and get you back to work as soon as possible. >> 800,000 federal employees get furloughed. no work and no pay. parks and passport offices. the epa and other departments shutdown. >> a tsa official working terminal three at the los angeles international airport was one of seven people wounded. another tsa worker killed when a gunman, 23-year-old opened fire with an assault rifle as he approached a security checkpoint line. a little boy's dream come true. he is batman. the hope was for 100 or so but at least 11,000 volunteers came out to cheer on a boy intent on saving the city from evil and make his fantasy of becoming batman real. >>

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he was asked by george plimpton who interviewed him for one of paris review's famous interviews, he was asked asked -- you told the story about a befuddled woman interviewed at the 92nd stg the question period her first question for doctorow from the floor was what made you write about the firestorm of dresden? doctorow politely informed her that she probably had kurt vonnegut's slaughterhouse five in mind and that justin firestorm had been done so beautifully there was little reason for anyone else to try. the point here is doctorow's attitude. it leaves one only original territory to explore, which is what he has done with all of his work. he has been asked if he has a reader in mind when he sits down to write and he has replied no, it's just a matter of language, of living in sentences. there is no room for a reader in your mind. you don't think of anything but the language you are in. well, edgar i have news for you. you may not have us in mind that you are in a roomful of your grateful readers. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> before coming here this evening, i thought to say something about what was lately on my mind and what is on all of our minds whether we

george. i'm in for melissa harris-perry. this year he'll mark his first christmas as pope francis with a masses and a christmas address in st. peter's square. last week he sent christmas gifts to 2,000 impoverished immigrants living in shaelter near the vatican. they included prepaid phone cards and postage stamps to help the immigrants get in touch with their families. he also delivered a christmas message urging christians to treat the holiday as an occasion for humility and to serve the poor. in other words, the pope has been busy. and it's not all about christmas. on monday, pope francis shook up the vatican's important congregation of bishops which determines who will be named as the leaders of regional and local diocese around the world. he removed card nald raymond l. burke, a conservative who's been outspoken in condemning abortion and same-sex marriage and recently criticized the pope for saying the church's focus should move away from those issues. the pope replaced him with a more mod cerate catholic, donal whorl of washington, d.c., who has more on the groupd experience with parishioners, yet another signal that

st. jude logo. >>> christmas is not about gifts, going to parties, it is about love, family and faith. >> as george all know how we feel on december 25th around the holidays we feel generous of spirit it val magical tile. i guess the question is how can we feel this way on june 25th? how do we keep it all year long? >> good question. >> the funny thing about it the ting thinks that make christmas valuable are things we can have all year round, the respect for family, friends and self, taking the focus off of you and learning to give and see about other people, has nothing to do with santa, reindeers or any religious connotation it has something to do with understanding that love and giving love cause you to be able to receive and joan that i love. >> then able to bring out toes feelings in other sass remarkable gift. >> it is a remarkable gift. i like people to have focus on holiday tension. what is their intention this day and all year? what do you want to make happen with your friend family and friends? do you want to go in with lovez, as bishop said, or think i have to get along no matter what a

st. louis, missouri, this morning as we talk about your thoughts on your political hero of 2014 ash 2013. we will go to the republican slime now. george waiting from florida. good morning to you. good morning. my hero was a state legislature here in lord of. he is the one that wrote stand your ground. when people say that was a racial bill, it has nothing to do with that. so many black people voted for it also. they also want to be protect did. i would like to say one thing, , butlease don't cut me off it seems to me from watching c- span over the past 20 years, and especially over the past five, i .ee adulation's from color i am really scared of that. there is so much power in the inner cities. if you took away that part of the poll, i think obama would be down in the 20s. i do not see people voting with sensibled or creating decisions. i see them voting for color. to turn it around now and do the same thing by using discrimination of color, to me, it seems frustrating. i know him, a good man, responsible man. that is all i have to say. florida.rge from on the twitter feed today, gary wright in my heroes are the syrians willing to be