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i'm gigi barnett, coming up, i'll explain. >>> i'm meteorologist bernadette woods.here's another wonderful winter day out there. there's a potential for some winter weather moving our way tomorrow. we'll have the latest thoughts coming up in your first warning forecast coming after this break. >>> complete coverage continues with adam may and meteorologist ,,,,,,ette woods and sports >>> it is 45 degrees and mostly cloudy in central maryland right now. a beautiful day. the first warning weather forecast is coming up. >>> police shoot tear gas and water cannons in sri lanka. they protested against the fuel prices. apparently, the dependence is the reason for the sudden hike. the increased oil prices abroad cost $500 million. >>> police say traces of cocaine were discovered on a hair sample of the disgraced captain on the costa concordia. francesco was the captain. they believe it was contaminated. >>> caught on airport surveillance video, a man steals a rolex watch in fort lauderdale. he hesitates and then grabs the watch worth $16,000. police arrested him on grand t

marshal were taking meredith to barnett. i was supposed to get him registered. it was sometime during the proceedings that was going on. there stood john over six feet tall, this big federal marshal, both white and this 135 black man in between them who had received all this -- all this national publicity. governor barnett's remarks were, which one of you is james meredith? >> what do you remember about ross barnett, the governor of mississippi? >> well, he was a show man, and he was really very unhelpful to us in carrying out the responsibilities that the justice department had. the attorney general and burt made every effort to persuade the people of the state of mississippi, the leaders of the state of mississippi, that it was in their interest to cooperate and to comply with the federal order of the court. >> well, had there ever been a black person admitted to any mississippi state university? >> no. this was the first one. >> and why was james meredith the first one? >> well, because he decided he was going to be given

i'm gigi barnett at the amusement park. that story is next. >> good evening, i'm meteorologist bernadette woods. the heat is going to continue. we'll have that up in the first warning forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's mostly cloudy and 70 degrees. bernadette will have the forecast for the rest of the holiday weekend in just a moment, but first, check out the bizarre video. an an thesologist is arrested in florida and he flips out in the back of a police cruiser. he was screaming that the officer stole the money. they found $40,000 in cash in the doctor's pocket and another $14,000 in his car. even chilly, they took him out of the back because he started to bleed. the money said the police were stealing was actually in his pocket the entire time. >>> three young children are found abandoned in a shed in oregon. a 3 year old, 8 year old, and 2 year old were found. doctors say they were healthy. >> i think people with the kids had intended to take care of them but i believe they were also homeless. so what are you going to d

in south baltimore, i'm gigi barnett, wjz news. >> go to a doctor immediately if any symptoms show up. >>> animal officers are trying to find a small goat with a heavy chain embedded into its neck. nicknamed tuscany, found by an 11-year-old girl. the 23-pound chain had to be surgically removed. >>> good news for gamblers and casinos. the maryland live casino is set open in june. anyone can show up starting at 10:00 a.m. >>> coming up, harrowing moments on a bridge. the family is still inside. see how firefighters managed to save him. >>> devastating news for a food network favorite. why paula dean might have to stop making the recipes she's so famous for. >>> i'm pat coming up on eyewitness news. there will be a deadline of 24 hours to report a missing child. >>> ravens weekend. i'm with the forecast, coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's 49 degrees and clear in central maryland right now. the complete forecast is coming up. the car dangles off a bridge. a 36-year-old woman and two young daughters trapped inside. a tractor trailer crashed into the car before it went off the bridge

governor barnett says thank you for what you have done for our poultry program. and president kennedy -- he stifles laugh. he campell you can believe this blowhard said that. [laughter] but they are not being polite anymore. they are not dancing around. >> i should add a story that at the time, governor barnett was known as a dim hope. [laughter] two years before, during the presidential campaign, one of the flashpoints of the debate involved to national chinese islands. right after this argument erupted, ralph barnett and the reporters asked him, governor, what about these two islands? and he looked around and sort of looked lost. and he said the two fellows i put on the game commission take care of that? [laughter] [applause] but if you hear the tape, when barnett brings up the poultry program, you can sort of hear president kennedy laughing. >> part of the context this statement when he said, you know, don't make any speeches. not until you talk to me first. they have had to deal with the kennedy brothers, this elaborate scheme by which they had mirrored at re

barnett and and and working with federal agents saying they trakd down barnett and caught him after a short chase. >> found to be in possession of illegal narcotics. >> he said they got their case together owe vehicular manslaughter, his sister told police she's thank oofl thank you so much. >> in richmond abc 7 news. >> sandhya patel with a look at the accu-weather forecast. and and there is real heat. we're going to see 100 degree readings and that is high fire danger, high temperatures today, 78 degrees and there are now going to show you live doppler 7 hd. skies are clear. and there is a fire weather watch goes up and runs until saturday morning we can see gusts and there is dry fuels and we can be facing critical fire weather conditions. temperatures right now into 50s alock long the half moon bay area. a good 91 degrees in antioch there. is a wide range of conditions. warmer tomorrow inland. hot day, saturday. and there are cooling sunday, father's day. tomorrow morning just patches of fog, temperatures into 50s across the bay area and there is if you're head together second rou

check in with gigi barnett and similar williams tomorrow morning starting at 6:00 a.m.for the updated first warning weather forecast. >>> coming up, the good times keep rolling for the o's. friday night fireworks and news of a new contract for a fan favorite. mark has all the details next in sports. ,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? upgrade to verizon fios tv, internet and phone for just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years with a two-year agreement. this is a limited time offer, so don't wait. get fios at this great low price. act now and you'll get $250 back. but hurry. this incredible offer ends june 2nd. call 1.888.get.fios. fios. a network ahead. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. call 1.888.get.fios. still thinking of replacing the truck? i just don't know where to start. glad you made it. start by choosing from over 30,000 used cars and trucks. carmax. start here. [ people screaming ] hmm... oh, one small black cocoa creme iced coffee, please -- yum. w

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wjz is follow the story from the newsroom. >> reporter: gee barnett has more. -- gigi barnett has moreeporter: gary dedricks never got to enjoy his two-week vacation to see washington's historic site. detectives say he was beaten to death and left in an alley in northwest d.c. police suspect that he is a victim of robbery. investigators climb to neighborhood rooftops, searching for a possible murder weapon or other evidence of the crime. police now say this murder may be related to two nonfatal attacks in that same neighborhood. mary, back to you. >> the victim was visiting from denver, colorado. >>> anne arundel county police arrest two men they say are part of a growing crime trend nationwide. people in glen burnie called police about the suspicious actions of 30-year-old dean zorins and 23-year-old charles flood. officers stopped them in ray rental van and found stolen copper. they each face theft and trespassing charges. >>> a partnership to crack down on contraband items being sold in maryland. the maryland comptroller's office is working to bust people selling contraband cigarett

i'm gigi barnett. the answer is just ahead. >> a pretty hazy hot and humid tonight. i'm tim williams in for meteorologist bernadette woods. i'll have your complete first warning weather forecast coming up in just a few moments. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ crows cawing ] [ male announcer ] strange things happen in the black forest. [ metallic bell toll ] [ car speeding down the road, lightning strikes ] where things aren't always what they seem. [ wolves howling ] because thrills hide in the shadows just waiting at every turn. [ coaster whoosh ] brave the black forest on verbolten. the all-new multi-launch coaster. only at busch gardens. >> beautiful shot of the moon there in high definition. you can really see those craters tonight. 83 and mostly clear. tim will have the complete first warning weather forecast coming up, but first, two powerful storms slam china flooding the country. the remnants of two typhoons caused rivers to swell and flooded streets and hundreds of thousands had to be evacuated. authorities

the other applicant like to speak on behalf of is lee barnett. i think these two would be great additions. it is also with a sad heart, because i have come to speak on behalf of other applicants, but i need to speak against an appointment, leo madrid. >> you can finish a sentence. >> -- riddled with deception, hidden agendas. he accuses one group of indirectly being responsible for hundreds of thousands of veteran suicides and attempts. this gentleman is a loose cannon. >> supervisor kim: are there any other public comment on this item? seeing none public comment is closed. (gavel) i want to thank all of the commissions and the veterans affairs commission that came today. i do want to acknowledge that we do have four women on the veterans affairs commission. that's great. we lost one. with this new seed that is opening, i hope that we can recruit more women as well. commissioner guy? i like to see the balance come up again. my colleagues at the previous rules committee, i was impressed by lee barnett; i appreciate your organizing work that he doe

i'm gigi barnett in northeast baltimore.story up next. >> i'm tim williams in for bernadette woods. i'll have your first warning forecast up next. ,, ówó?ó?çñçwó?çñçwç?ç?ç?çñç?çñó?çw you know what's exciting? graduation. when i look up into my students' faces, i see pride. you know, i have done something worthwhile. when i earned my doctorate that pride, that was on my face. i am jocelyn taylor, i'm committed to making a difference in people's lives and i am a phoenix. enroll in the program that's right for you. at phoenix.edu/maryland you know... ubig game... that was sort of supposed to be for all of us. [ slurping ] [ male announcer ] give 'em what they love. subway! giant subs, sandwich and cookie platters. and big-time value. subway catering. order today! >> i hope you are getting a chance to enjoy the weather tonight. it's clear and 74 degrees in central maryland. tim williams will have the complete first warning weather forecast up in a few minutes. but first, serious flooding in the u.k. crews faced fast-rising water

i'm gigi barnett in glen burnie, wjz eyewitness news. >>> after all that shopping, the students were treated to lunch because you know how shopping can make you hungry: >>> a holiday surprise for people flying in and out of an airport in idaho. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that could calm you down after the stressful travel. members of the idaho state carolers, they are made up of musicians from across the state. they performed string renditions of holiday classics at the airport every christmas. i did a little bit of flying today and it's hectic at the airport this time of year, isn't it. >> yes, it is and especially with storms that are lined up. >> yeah, and there's actually some delays in parts of the country i was just noticing. >> from the winds and the lake effect snow and the snowstorm that just went through the midwest, we know what it did to us and more to them. people are trying to recover from that. we have a couple more storms coming later in the week. for all those traveling, hopefully it goes more smoothly for you. starting out with what we saw today, clouds mixing with sunshine at times

i'm gigi barnett. that story next away. >> >> showers heading our way. up, next. . ,, in the black forest... [ thunder crashes ] [ engine revs, tires screech ] ...where things aren't always what they seem... because thrills hide in the shadows... just waiting at every turn. verbolten -- a new multi-launch coaster coming to busch gardens. brave the black forest. you know... big game... that was sort of supposed to be for all of us. [ slurping ] [ male announcer ] give 'em what they love. subway! giant subs, sandwich and cookie platters. and big-time value. subway catering. order today! >>> a clear warm night in central maryland. still 77 degrees. bob turk will have the first warning forecast in a few moments. >> >> check this out, firefighters are still struggling to get a handle on this fire. it has damaged 10 structures and officials say it is growing rapidly due to high winds. evacuations were sent out to at least 73 homes. >> >> throughout the day, why we have done emergency notifications but as everybody is aware, those are not always reliable. we fo

. >> sergeant mike barnett says traffickers lure thousands of girls by the busload from south of thehouston's cantina's. >> you have people's daughters getting raped in bars under threat of force. >> translator: i was put in a room and a man came in. i told him i wasn't a prostitute, that i had been tricked. and he told me, they all say the same thing. and he forced himself on me and did whatever he wanted. >> more often than not, the story behind sex slavery begins in a small latin american village with young girls with big dreams. that was true for a woman who goes by the name of wendy. at 16, she was recruited by wealthy men in honduras for what she thought was a well-paying textile job in the u.s. >> translator: they said they would pay us $150 a day and they wanted to help people from our country with jobs in their factory up north. they said they wanted to help poor people. >> in january 2003, wendy and her friends, 16-year-old sue and 14-year-old ana were eating lunch at their school in a remote village in honduras. they were approached by two well-dressed businessmen. to wend

andre barnett will serve as the presidential nominee. their comments are 10 minutes. >> i humbly and with great honor accept your party's nomination for presidential candidate. i realize that many of you are taking a chance on someone that you did not know for very long. i feel like -- i hope it was an educated decision that he made. that is one of the reasons i truly believe the reform party is going to grow immensely and work very well. discussion and communication are key in any growing process. i believe that through this particular process we have going here, we are actually creating a model, and we are showing ourselves to be true to what america needs and what they want out of leadership. you are a wonderful opponent here in our debate yesterday. i respected everything you said. mr. cross, you were incredibl candidate and i am proud to have you as the vice president on my side. i would say this also. there is a lot that drew me to this party, as i said before. right now, more than ever, as i looked out at the people who are here t

. >> and the south at that time governor barnett's was sort of known as a bit of a dimpled. [laughter] and two years before during the presidential campaign one of the flashpoints in bald to nationalist chinese islands. right after this argument erupted barnett was out in the reporters asked him what about the to a palin's? the look around lost and said isn't that the two fellows that i put on the fish and game commission? [laughter] but if you hear the tape when barnett brings up the poultry program you can hear kennedy give they have a laugh. >> he says don't go up there to make any speeches until you talk to me first. they had a deal the elaborate scheme to register and jackson and then rehash of ross barnett at the the ballgame standing up to give a speech to resist the tyranny of the federal government to evoke nullification, and into position the. >> he folds like a cheap suit on the telephone. >> but he did not. that led the president to send in federal troops and the national guard. >> one of my favorite stories of president kennedy he was to say to equally bad segre

the rangers say barnett's behavior is the result of migraine headaches.u know, migraines can cause that kind of behavior. >>> when we come back, he skips the cash and goes for the sweets. we'll show you the ohio bandit who steals only one kind of chocolate bar. of soccer ball. now, there's gentle, dependable constipation relief for me... and me and me. new dulcolax laxative tablets for women are comfort-coated... so they're gentle on sensitive stomachs. new dulcolax laxative for women the overnight relief you're looking for. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities arounds country. d.c. sunny and humid, 95. mostly sunny skies, 88 in atlanta. hot and humid, 94 in st. louis. mostly sunny skies, 82 in denver. periods of sun, 84 in seattle. >>> the u.s. troops have burned copies of the koran in afghanistan sparking deadly riots in february won't face criminal charges but could face administrative punishment. the associated press say military investigators recommend six soldiers have their pay docked or be reassigned. the u.s. claims the soldiers didn't

gigi barnett has more in tonight's pump watch report. >> reporter: towson university student chris row has a scooter and a car. but he uses the scooter most of the time. that switch slashed his gas bill down to just a few dollars a week. >> well, over the scooter, i'd -- every other day, i'd probably have to go get gas. >> reporter: this week, the national average for a gallon of gas is $3.77. add in the state proposed gas tax hike and some drivers are fuming. >> i'm jut trying to -- just trying to deal with as best as i can. >> find a way to raise money somewhere else. >> reporter: they say prices are going to increase at a steady pails. drivers could see more at the pump by the spring and summer months. >> that is really whether we see motorists cut back. really sort of combine their errands if you will. and may be play a part in what they decide to be their summer

bigi barnett explains there may be more victims. >> reporter: the list of charges against clifford is long. baltimore detectives say he is responsible for three different rape cases throughout the city. >> i don't know how to describe this individual other than a predator. >> reporter: place say the first rape happened in early november. in that attack, clifford climbed through a woman's window and raped her while her two children were in the neck

gigi barnett was in the neighborhoods.his is her report. >> reporter: the first tornado warning in this area went into effect around 6:00 p.m. rescue workers say a here 20 minutes later they received the first 9-1-1 calls. homeonalerns on milton avenue in fault strength is saying that the storm that ripped through their streets moved fast. >> it took a mobile home and threw it over 10 cars. >> shocked. shocked, horror. glad everyone is okay. >> reporter: some of them were home when the commotion began. >> we were in aeroroom getting on our pjs and the lights started flickering. >> reporter: and others were blocked by traffic and police. >> i just got in the neighborhood, they just allowed us in. >> by the time dairy arrived, two trampolines were in her front yard, one belonged to a neighborhood houses away. >> i know it came over the house, i don't know what roof damage. >> reporter: neighbors switched to generators after strong wind gusts snapped power lines leaving them in the dark and stores were blacked out on bel air

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i'm gigi barnett. >> and i'm tim williams. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. we will seize the bearing today. a little bit nicer in the late afternoon than it was yesterday. all day yesterday was just kind of a drab day. today we will see the clearing. it will take a little while for scattered showers to move out, but no washout of any plans. looking at spaghetti junction and a great look across the clouds and fog. temperatures are going to reflect a bit of a northeast wind which is a cool wind that brings moisture off the ocean and that's going to be what we are dealing with early on. we stay in the 60s today. can't complain. the normal high is 55. 51 degrees. there you have it. 68. warm with a couple showers. the computers have a mind of their own. your complete forecast coming up in a few moments. >> now split people talking -- here's what people are talking about. -- pope benedict the 16th will give a homily to his largest crowd yet. we have a story for wjz. >> reported that pope benedict will celeb

john: thank you jamie barnett. my government projects may from dangerous chemicals.steady if this dangerous to wash your hands with this so poor brush with this toothpaste. this toothpaste. their conclusion? my doctor told me calcium is efficiently absorbed in small continuous amounts. citracal slow release continuously releases calcium plus d with efficient absorption in one daily dose. citracal slow release. starts with ground beef, unions, and peppers baked in a ketchup glaze with savory gravy and mashed russet potatoes. what makes stouffer's meatloaf best of all? that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. let's fix dinner. john: school is boring. those are students at a charter school. public-school is free of the rules and bureaucracy. some have used the freedom to do much better job. kids get high test scores and the school makes learning fun. >> reading his work but it is a rocking awesome. >> school is fun? >> they teach us in a fun way. john: you look forward to going to school? >> yes. twenty-seven regular government schools get results because they are

that's one that dante barnett will hear about later.s state came into it tied with the least amount of penalties coming in today. 24 for central michigan. >> gus: busy day in college football. let's go back to los angeles for game break. >> trojans in a bit of an uh-oh situation. dan buckner nine yards for the touchdown. they go for two. they do not get it. 28-26 in a record-setting day by marquis. charles? >> charles: if you look at that, you have to reflect back to the previous three, four, five years of play with usc and arizona. i think usc won the vast majority. i think there's one win in that group from arizona, but everything has been close and tight. arizona keeps getting better, and now they're going to press usc in the fourth quarter at home. >> gus: 38-yard line. gonzalez for a first down, flag on the play. seth doege is the first quarterback to hit for more than 300 yards against kansas state in the last 12 games. doege 39, 46. >> personal foul, number 3 in the offense. we'll have a 15-yard penalty. foirs do first down, texa

gigi barnett joins us. how are you? >> reporter: i'm well. how are you in >> fine >> reporter: i thought reporters had the best stories. not true. cab drivers have been telling me their stories all morning long. this is lair. good morning -- larry. good morning . >> good morning. >> reporter: what cab company? >> baltimore affiliation. it was taxi management. >> reporter: that means it's arrow cab, county cab and ball mother taxi? >> that's right. >> reporter: you said the main message you want to get out this morning is? >> never drink and drive, always take a taxi for a ride. >> reporter: you guys have got some great stories. >> great stories. what's in the cab stays in the cab. >> reporter: know what that means, no stories this morning. this is pastor pat. this is kevin; this is steven. i know i dropped my watch. thank you. you said that pass ton pat -- pastor pat you have a different reason for driving a cab. tell many e that bref -- tell me that briefly. >> by my being a pastor, jesus is the driver of the seat of my cab. >> reporter: you

barnett says you will be asked to follow links and hand over your personal information. but there's a big problem. >> what was very alarming is that it was not a secured website. >> reporter: which puts you at risk for identity theft one scenario chances are the schemers may say you won't qualify unless you put down collateral in the form of cash you wire. barnett says that's not just a red flag and it's illegal because you shouldn't have to pay an up front fee for a loan. >> those are all the warning signs it's a scam and you will never get your,000 dollar loan. >> reporter: you will be giving scamers a hefty holiday gift. joce sterman, abc2 news. >>> a winter storm is moving east across america's heartland and take a look at this video coming from minnesota this morning. more than 150 flights were canceled out of minneapolis and police responded to more than 300 car crashes or spinouts. look at the roads. they look so messy and they were working around the clock to keep the roads open. >> the first few shifts are hard but you get into a routine and get used to it and t

john: thank you jamie barnett. my government projects may from dangerous chemicals.steady if this dangerous to wash your hands with this so poor brush with this toothpaste. their conclusion? john: school is boring. those are students at a charter school. public-school is free of the rules and bureaucracy. some have used the freedom to do much better job. kids get high test scores and the school makes learning fun. >> reading his work

i'm gigi barnett. that story is next. >>> and we cooled down today.nd of warm air is on the way. we'll have that forecast coming up. stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's a cool 34 and clear in central maryland right now. bernadette will have the complete first warning forecast coming up. >>> students tear down a bus station in bogota, colombia, all part of a massive protest to improve public transportation and lower prices. police had to use tear gas on the crowd. the city says protests here may be politically charged. >>> explosions at another bus station take the lives of 43 people in kenya. 43 others are hurt in this blast. and some are hurt tonight. witnesses say they saw people in of a moving car hurl three grenades. there have been similar attacks in recent months. officials believe that al qaeda may be behind the bloodshed. >>> a flight attendant scares a plane full of passengers, when she goes on a crazy, demonic rant over the intercom. [ screaming ] >> you could hear there, she's saying "get out of the plane." she goes on to talk about a

take affect them as they grow and develop what does this mean for us as a nation last kaitlin bell barnett in tonight's conversations with great minds also alan west thinks the congressional progressive caucus is filled with communists but the maturity of americans agree with the caucus is new budget for all so does that mean a majority of americans are communists who pose that question and more tonight it's guests in our big picture rumble and in tonight's daily take with one of the most important elections in our history on the horizon this year could be a make it or break it for america's future so how do we come together to create the lasting change this country so badly it's. going to make for tonight's conversations with great minds as caitlin bella barnett caitlin is a journalist blogger and author she writes about mental health topics for the huffington post about young people's experience medications at my meds myself a blog at the psychology website site central she's held positions at the atlanta constitution journal and st louis post dispatch has worked as a freelance journalis

. >> barnett says it works like this. a patron chooses a bar girl and buys her what is known as a pony beer, a very expensive beer which gives him the right to touch her anywhere on her body. >> you can pay as much as $25 for a beer for her and she will sit at your table and talk to you while she's drinking her beer. >> and what if the man decides he wants more? >> and then if you want to have sex, you would pick one out, they'll send you to the back of the bar. there's another lady back there or a guy that will take your money for you. $50 was for the sex act and $2 and some change was for a condom, some spermicide lubricant and couple of paper towels to wipe up with, i guess. that's how disgusting it was. >> here in houston. >> advocate jose says every day for the last six years trafficked women and young children come desperately seeking help after being horribly exploited. >> they're sleeping all day and working in the night. and they never saw the money. >> jose says bar owners give the girls a quota, forcing them to

i want to bring in randy barnett.storing the rost constitution, the presumption f of -- randy, you basically said you were satisfied -- not satisfied with the outcome and you think this is a bad law and you object to it. but you were heartened by the fact that chief justice roberts joined the majority saying that this was not permissible under the commerce clause. >> yeah. what we had was a decision in which eight justices voted their principles. one justice gave us a political ruling. i'm happy with the part of the political deal we got and unhappy with the deal he gave the other side. >> i should say this is a broad reading of roberts's behavior. none of us are seeing into the man's mind. it's possible he was persuaded by the tax argument on one side and persuaded by the commerce clause on the other çside. >> i don't think anyone who reads this opinion can reach the decision that he was persuaded by it. i think most of the people who were so outspoken after the oral argument looked like it was going the other way w

the first one obviously 292nd with ross barnett. who is he? >> he's governor the mississippi.e's in a tight spot because he's fanned the flames of segregation, thinking he's an ardent segregationist. his political base was based on that. but the crisis had forced everyone's hand, including president kennedy's. james meredith, a young african- american has decided -- and a veteran -- has decided to enroll at ole miss, the university of mississippi, and fascinatingly he was inspired to do this by listening to the inaugural address of john f. kennedy, which was an irony in this situation, because the civil rights movement was not at the top of the list of the agenda of the new frontier, as john f. kennedy came into office. he and his team were really focused on foreign policy. they cared a lot about freedom abroad. but they didn't focus as intently on the differing definitions of freedom for different kinds of americans at home, and it took some time for that issue to rise up to presidential attention. but it was in the fall of 1963, and one of the great stories of this book is t

joan barnett wanted to extend her vacation in costa rica. she had a daughter call the school and lie about another daughter having a heart attack. investigators say the tonights on the death certificate were different. barnett plead guilty to forgery. >>> now an amazing rescue at sea. a plane carrying a father and daughter from florida suddenly loses power and crashes into the water of the bahamas. they were in the middle of the atlantic ocean before they were rescued. the doctor was on his way to haiti to help with a cholera epidemic. >> the most frightening thing for me was seeing the propellers frozen, motionless. >> they survived the crash only to face drowning. the plane filled up with water. they managed to get out onto a life raft. amazingly, the very next day the father-daughter team headed on to haiti to complete their mission. >>> it's raining cats and dogs in texas. they had more than six inches of rain this week. fire crews were called tout rescue the stranded drivers. several homes were also damaged after some strong winds kicke

gigi barnett report that is the first patients are now being treated there. >> reporter: inside john hopkins new emergency building is opened. >> it was so small, so cramped the facilities were generations ago. >> reporter: dr. peter hill runs the er. he says for months doctors and nurses practice moving into the building, so patients wouldn't be without care during the transition. >> you start actually having, drills where staff are on gurneys and staff are bringing patients from one side to the other just like if they were a patient. >> reporter: at 3,500 square feet the new er is three times as large as the old one. it has twice as many beds and a pediatric wing for children that need their parents near. >> at seven -- 7:00 when we opened the doors, we got a number of patients very quickly. and their reaction was wonderful. >> reporter: john hopkins officials say they had two priorities when designing and building their brand new emergency room. the first one was patient care. the second is more space. >> i've been here since 5:00 in the morning and i've walked about 5 miles. i ha

. >>> now gigi barnett. have gigi on the phone right now in cockysville, tell us what you're seeing right now. >> reporter: we're at an exxon station right at the corner. i've been talking to drivers but let me explain what i'm seeing personally. to the north of us looks like the skies are some what clearing. but if you turn and look south, it's black. you can see the weather pattern pretty much moveing in that direction. we were talking to some drivers earlier they told me everything from contemplating going out into this weather because they didn't know if they would make it home safely. all the way to people saying, weather is weather, i have to get home. on our way here we were due north on i83, the travel was going pretty well but we could still see many drivers being cautious, taking their time in getting where they had to go. it looks like right now a typical storm in this area. but what we've been hearing is the rumbling of thunder. we're seeing some lightning strikes. and that's why we're not going