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. >> misty copeland stumbled on to talent. >> as soon as i stepped into the ballet studio i started to realise that this is beautiful, and this is challenging. >> but she had to fight for the right to dance. emancipation. >> being in a public school and having your story postured all over the media, not just in california, but the united states, was traumatising. >> not only did misty copeland face the challenge of her skin colour, but her body type, featured in a national commercial. today misty copeland wants to pave the way for children of all ballerinas. >> to set an example, to push as hard as i can to make it as far as i can in the ballet world so they'll have an easier pass. >> i spoke to the ballet theatre soloist about her life story recently, in new york. tell me about the moment you discovered ballet. >> i say it discovered me, or it found me. it happened - well, dance was always just a part of my natural state as a child. it's something that i - whenever music played, i was dancing. it became an escape to me, that i don't think i realised was that for many years. it was a w

i was constantly trying to fit in. >> misty copeland stumbled on to ballet at 13 she had natural talent. >> as soon as i stepped into the ballet studio i

. >> not only did misty copeland face the challenge of her skin colour, but her body type, featured in a national commercial. today misty copeland wants to pave the way for children of all ballerinas. >> to set an example, to push as hard as i can to make it as far as i can in the ballet world so they'll have an easier pass. >> i spoke to the ballet theatre soloist about her life story recently, in new york. tell me about the moment you discovered ballet. >> i say it discovered me, or it found me. it happened - well, dance was always just a part of my natural state as a child. it's something that i - whenever music played, i was dancing. it became an escape to me, that i don't think i realised was that for many years. it was a way to escape the chaos of being one of six children, so many different things. >> and moving a lot. >> and moving a lot. so many things that weren't ideal as a child, and movement became that escape for me. when i was 13, i tried out for the dance team in my public school and was told i should take a ballet class at the boys and girls club where i was a member.

stay with us as i speak to misty copeland as i talk about race how do you process that? >> i don't think i really understood as a young adult when i became a professional. between like the ages. 17 and 18, up to 25, i wasn't in an understanding that this is my instrument, and people are judging this and the way that i translate things through my body. i understand it now. and i work so hard to get it to look the way it does, and do the tippings -- things it does, and it takes so much training and sacrifice. it is what it is, it's art. people will look at it, judge it, and if that's what i - i understand that that's what i'm going to get back by putting myself out there on the stage. i feel comfortable with it. >> i was going to ask, are you insecure about that? >> i think everyone's body is constantly changing. it's a battle to maintain and so, of course, there are times, but for the most part, no. i'm comfortable being in this position, and being a professional for 15 years, my body is my instrument. >> it occurred to me when you said that, knowing what a role model you

copeland takes off, running as fast as he can. heading right toward the sheriff court officers. so he turns around and runs the other way. now officers are surrounding him from all sides. there is nowhere to go, except out the window. but instead of crashing through, copeland bounces off the bulletproof glass. this is probably a good thing. if he had been successful, he would have fallen almost 35 feet into the street. realizing the futility of the situation, copeland lays down on the floor and surrenders to the court officers who surround him. and if you think running from the law is a bad idea, check out what this driver did in our next video. an suv crashes through a garage door in spokane, washington. but what is most unusual about this suspect is that he isn't fleeing from the cops, he is trying to turn himself in. the garage door he has just driven through is part of the spokane county jail. sergeant donald hooper is the supervisor on duty that day. >> it was a slow sunday morning. not a lot going on, just dealing with typic

copeland puts it back. 20 points for the fleshman tonight. georgetown blows past seton hall 86-67. >>> let's talk some women's hoops. maryland hosting rutgers. this was a three-man dancing group earlier but he does come back to do the news. first half lauren missing. later in the half maryland loses the ball here but get it right back. shot clock about to expire. throws up a prayer. maryland up in the second terps up lexie brown gets the bucket. coach colter big shot brown. maryland beats rutgers. 16th straight win. now 13-0 in the big ten for the terps. nice work out there. >>> capitals coach barry trotz is taking full advantage of the fact that this week is their team's dads trip. the players fathers tag along with them for the practice meetings and games out west. coach is looking forward to meeting his players' dads. >> i want to see what every player's going to be like when they are in their 40s and 50s. because they are -- the more i said i'll be way different than my dad, i'm exactly like my dad. and if troy brouwer says i'm nothing li

but check isaac copeland. towers over everyone. meanwhile, the blue jays are ice cold and georgetown took advantage. the g town goes on to win 67-40. g and rhode island in a nailbiter. -- gw and rhode island in a nailbiter. gw loses 60 9/5 -- 69-55. some early action this saturday in montreal. montreal goalie carey fife was on fire. multiple opportunities to score but could not get past them. braden was also outstanding. a good look. he has 29 saves today. montreal has some numbers right here. they only a goal of the game. round three of the way for managing open. the ball would eventually roll into the cup and fans start throwing beer cans, no flowers beer cans. i guess it makes sense because it is super bowl weekend in phoenix, arizona. george mason falls to duquesne. dugan virginia was everything we hoped for. >> except the final score. [laughter] exactly. couric's a woman who spend -- >> a celebration tonight for a woman who spent decades helping the less fortunate. mother mary read celebrating her 90th earth day tonight. more

earlier today the drive, loses it the lay up from the freshman, copeland cleans it up.va goes on a 13-0 run. seven three-pointers in the first half. kris jenkins given the wildcats the lead. second half, nova up i-20, continues to drain the threes. josh hart, another good one. nova blows them out, 69-53. george mason and st. joe's. second half, st. joe's leading patrick holloway dishes, the slam. mason down five. later in the second, 47-39 st. joe's. check out aaron brown, lays it in two of his 11 off the bench. mason loses 58-54. florida state, virginia tech. hill gets the pass in the corner, drains the three. hokies down one after that. fsu uses its appear he or size to its advantage. the pass, laid in. gets the foul. hokies fall 73-65. army-navy, first half. 29-26 navy. coming around the curl, sticks the long jumper. navy lead at the break. later, second half, smith launches the jumper at the top of the key. that is money. the midshipmen with the four-point lead. navy wins. two of the best teams in hockey met last night at the phone booth with a playoff atmosphere th

nova deriving, cannot hold onto it, but isaac copeland cleans it up. nova would go on a 13-0 run and hit seven three pointers in the first half, including that one. the wildcats get the lead. second half, nova up i-20. they continue to drain the three. nova drained 12 three pointers on the day and blowout the hoyas, 69-53. george mason and st. joe's. patrick holloway driving, the dish, thompson, the slam. mason down five. later in the second, 47-30 nine street joe's. check out aaron brown. that is to of his 11, off the bench. mason loses, 58-54. florida state-virginia tech, second half. hill with the pass in the corner, drains the three. he led the way with 19 points. fsu used it superior size to its advantage. laid in, and the foul. hokies fall 73-65. army-navy, first half. coming around, the curl, the long jumper. navy lead 36-30 at the break. later in the second half, smith launches the jumper from the top of the key. that is cash. the midshipmen with the four-point lead. navy wins, 67-59. big congratulations to philadelphia university head coach he

isaac copeland with the short jumper in the paint. georgetown wins, 68-63. gw has a chance to turn things around against richmond today. first half, the drive come he cannot get it, but kevin larson is therefore the follow, the colonials up 4. second half, kendall anthony hits this 3. gw dropsfour in a row, 56-48. acc, virginia tech, n.c. state. the wolfpack, finishes with the trey. n.c. state cruises 69-63. another big day for gw's jones perfect from the field finishing with 22 points, six boards. the colonials improve to 24-3 with a victory over fordham. the capitals hosting the metropolitan division leaders the new york islanders. the caps looking for four straight for the first time this season. it would take more than regulation. in the first, 1-0 islanders. nicklas backstrom, who leads the league in assists gets another. we are tied at 1-1. in the third, still tied, brooks laich leaves it for eric fehr the wrister scores. 2-1 cap stake the lead. but the islanders would tie it at 2-2 send it into overtime, and send it to a shootout. the only goal of the

. >> not only did misty copeland

. >> misty copeland stumbled on to talent. >> as soon as i stepped into the ballet studio i started to realise that this is beautiful, and this is challenging. >> but she had to fight for the right to dance. emancipation. >> being in a public school and having your story postured all over the media, not just in

. >> isaac copeland named rookie of the week.he first hoya to earn that honor in over two years. >>> the maryland terrapins jumped four shots in the usa today coaches poll. dez well picked up big 10 co-player of the week. he last really come on strong lately averaging 20 points and two rebounds in the last two wins. >>> here's your friendly reminder for the high school game of the week poll. he would have three games to choose from. text your game to 25543 and we'll highlight the winner friday night on game on varsity. >>> we know it's going to be a busy night in the weather center. so stay with us here and the wusa9 news which is coming up next. >> i'm also going to be on www.wusa9.com for extended coverage. if you have our app, you can click on breaking news and watch it. we'll take it over to 9.2 as well for the continuous coverage of the snow. >> i and jan jeffcoat will be here foryour only local for your only local news at 7:00. >> that's it for us. have a great night. take it easy out there. i have the flu with a runny nose

struggling to score, rivera know, isaac copeland, yes. turned it over, too. darren hilliard, nova on a 15-2 run. they led by 17 in the first half. georgetown guys shot 1 of 17 from deep. villanova, josh hart. villanova pays back georgetown. all right, let's take a trip around the area. tough year for buzz williams and the hokies. but adam smith, he had a nice pump fake and drills the 2. he had 19. but what a nice back door cut here by monte brandon by the flush, 21-36 at the braining. and did i say there was a guy named monte brandon in the game? off the steal, formula 409. brandon with 26. florida state holds on, 73-65 over tech. all right, this game just finishing up george mason on the road against st. joe's. with the dunk here. however, st. joseph's coming down the stretch. aaron brown, what can brown do for you? aaron brown can fire it, can fill it, and st. joe's gets the win down in the stretch. baylor at west virginia today. the bears going into morgantown and pulling out a morgantown sized can on west virginia. rico gathers. rico, the baby hook in the

heavy rain was a rude awakening for brad copeland. he had to dig a trench outside his home. >> everywhere the water would have had to go was covered in a solid sheet of ice, three or four inches thick. >> we continue to stay on top of a developing story in the lyon sister. a convicted sex offender and his uncle are named as person ofs interest in this case. our team tried to find out more about them. >> there will be no comment, no comment. >> culver trying to speak with the welch family. "the washington post" obtained an affidavit which says lloyd welch admitted he kidnapped the sisters from wheaton plaza in 1975 and says he witnessed his uncle richard welch sexually assaulting one of the girls. both men have been named persons of interest but not charged. look for updates on the story on nbcwashington.com. >>> this morning we're working to get surveillance video of a robbery in charles church. a man took cash from apple federal credit union on west broad street. >>> happening today, a group of people say they will march to stop d.c.

cathy copeland welcomed them for a decade. >> we know we can work our magic here and the mountains areng and the community is warm and welcoming. >> soon when the snow is gone. they will stay. mammoth is building the biggest wounded warrior center with 0 help from the federal government. the facility will include physical therapy and mental therapy. and on-site college and training and intership and outdoors. they say time heals all wounds it doesn't. but time on the mountain helps. >> it is going to be an absolutely unique facility in that it is going to be the perfect place for these men and women who come back from war to reboot and restart their lives. >> the illnesses and gets them out of that stage. i never thought i would hit the snow board and skate again. >> reporter: it is an arch of honor and red mining military that someone is looking over them. >> i almost tored up. >> mammoth is my hometown and has a long history of helping disabled veterans. it is built only with private funding and check out the website on the screen and fox news.com. trace gaula gher. >> a firefighter

>> danish police are scourings misty copeland copenhagen and surrounding areas. they have been looking in lakes in copen hagan to find weapons. there's a big police presence and at the scene of the first attack. police put out a statement. they haven't told people to stay in doors but told them to be careful and remain calm. it's pretty much an unprecedented situation in copenhagen. >> early in the investigation. what will the security concerns be early in the morning. it's 2am there. in the morning, will there be additional security or lock downs. >> we'll have to wait and see what happens in the next couple of hours. there's a police press conference coming up in the morning, copenhagen time. we need to find out more about the situation here. it's unclearwhether we are dealing with two separate terror attacks. den mark is the birthplace over the controversy over the cashing cat tours of the prophet muhammad. they must be involved in the campaign in iraq and afghanistan. they are a close ali of the u.s. >> all right, i know you'll keep us updated. christina mark

. >> reporter: heavy rain was a rude awakening for brad copeland.had to dig a trench outside his home. >> everywhere that the water would have had to go was covered in a sol it sheet of ice three, four inches thick. >> don't feel bad for the people in miami, but it actually got pretty cold. 50 degrees in miami -- >> record lows. when we were 7 on friday morning, miami was 42 degrees, the coldest they've been in four or five years. that's tough. you move to florida thinking you're done with all that stuff. 42 isn't that cold -- >> but it shows this whole siberian express thing. >> my folks live outside of atlanta. they were iced in for sure. we weren't alone with it around here. we got our hint of snow yesterday. some people got a little more than expected. others got a little less. on the whole i think we were with the forecast. you guys with little kids how much snow was there? one baby high. >> i'm glad they dug out a spot there. >> the kid dug it out himself. >> the diaper is good thermal -- >> he's earning his allowance. nicole buchanan dug out

copeland has received this honor more than any other freshman in the conference. >>> melo tremble moved the 2015 because cuzzi point guard of the year award, handed out each year to the best point guard in college basketball. more on their big showdown coming up later in sports. >>> coming up at 6:00, the popular maryland bar has some explaining to do after a digital camera is found in the ladies' room. >> first hackers for hire. why big companies are h i know grandma's house isn't the most exciting, but it's only for a few hours. look what i've got. when you get verizon fios, you get beautiful hd picture quality, super fast internet, and america's most reliable network. so you won't miss a second of that movie, that game they love, or those moments with family. can we sleep over? please! come on! make your house the house when you get more from verizon fios the tv service rated #1 in hd picture qualitd y ansignal reliability based on customer satisfaction studies plus america's fastest, most reliable internet. and for peace of mind, get a price quote in writing and professional install

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copeland, who followed mobile john brown and died as a martyr -- noble john brown and that is a martyres no attribute to take sides with the oppressor. this is our golden opportunity. let us win for ourselves the respect of the country and the best blessings of all posterity. there is no time to delay. not hesitate. do not doubt. men of valor, to arms. ♪ ♪ she has sounded out the front t -- trumpet that she'll never sound retreat. the swift mine -- be swift my soul to answer him, beatable and my feet -- be jubliant my feet his truth is marching on glory, glory hallelujah glory, glory hallelujah glory, glory hallelujah his truth is marching on glory, glory hallelujah ♪ i wish i could hear you ♪ glory glory hallelujah glory glory, glory hallelujah his truth is marching on ♪ [applause] >> kevin, ladies and gentlemen. >> republican herbert he was best remembered first time in the white house. he served as commerce secretary under coolidge. join american tv on monday for a conversation with herbert hoover , a 19 60 hour-long abc interview which covered his life. it is a film from the stanfo

copeland, who followed noble john brown and that is a martyr.s no attribute to take sides with the oppressor. this is our golden opportunity. let us win for ourselves the respect of the country and the best blessings of all posterity. there is no time to delay. not hesitate. do not doubt. men of valor, to arms. ♪ he has sounded out the trumpet that will never sound retreat. he is sifting out the hearts of men before his judgment seat be swift my soul to answer him be jubliant my feet his truth is marching on glory, glory hallelujah glory, glory hallelujah glory, glory hallelujah his truth is marching on glory, glory hallelujah ♪ i wish i could hear you ♪ glory, glory hallelujah glory glory, glory hallelujah his truth is marching on ♪ [applause] >> kevin, ladies and gentlemen. >> american history tv visited ford's theatre in washington dc to learn about the widow lincoln, a play commission to mark the april anniversary of president lincoln's assassination 150 years ago. on the night of april 14, 1865, ever was mortally wounded at

remember shield, green and copeland, who followed noble john brown and died a glorious martyr for thee almighty makes no attribute to take sides with the oppressor. the cases before you -- the case is before you. this is our golden opportunity. let us win for ourselves the respect of the country and the best blessings of all posterity. there is no time to delay. not hesitate. do not doubt. men of color, to arms. ♪ he has sounded out the trumpet that will never sound retreat ♪ ♪ she is listing out the souls of men but for his judgment ♪ ♪ b swift my soldier, answer him ♪ ♪ his truth is marching on ♪ quakes i wish you would help me. ♪ glory, glory hallelujah ♪ ♪ glory glory hallelujah. ♪ glory ♪ ♪ glory glory hallelujah ♪ ♪ his truth is marching on ♪ ♪ glory glory hallelujah ♪ collects i wish i could hear you. ♪ glory ♪ ♪ hallelujah ♪ ♪ his truth is marching on ♪ [applause] collects quakes you are watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span three. to join the conversation, like us on facebook. points >> next, author hugh howard talks about portraits of george wash

copeland gisele bundchen jamie foxx, stephen curry. >> you can't afford firms when you're small.oint of view. i think that comes across in a very consistent way. we do all of our markets in-house. we have a new partner. it's a combination. >> it starts with you. you hate it when people say we've always done it that way. "usa today" did an article on you called kevin cojones. is that a compliment? >> yes. >> charlie says it was. >> yes. we even been a gutsy company, i think, and you have to play that way. it's so hard. when you're a small company, you have to bet that way. you've got to be lucky. we've got one of those. baltimore and 16 offices around the world. we feel like we're just getting start and much more to come. >> what's the book of will about? >> it's a campaign with jammy fox. who wants to wake up and go exercise. >> nobody. >> nobody. but you want the results. so having and finding the will to do it. so everything is -- look. we're the overachieving brand, the ujds dog brand, no one thought we could do it. no one gave us the chance to be in this position. wre an we t