. >>> in albany, georgia, in nearby, sill vesters, deja vu for a pair of paramedics when they she hadp at one expecting mom's home. the emergency crew quickly realized jordan was going to be born inside their ambulance. but no problem for these guys. especially since two years ago, it turns out they helped jordan's mom deliver his older sister exactly the same way! they experienced and they are experienced pros. they have delivered plenty of babies but never the second time around with the same mom. both babies, healthy. always a good thing. i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. we're off to a quiet start on this friday. we will see another round of rain and snow moved in tonight. 31 in cockeysville. increasing clouds as we move into this afternoon. high temperature in the upper 40's. we have some snow in the forecast. >> 28 degrees on tv hill. details on a newly approved nuclear power plant in the u.s. >> the gop campaign trail winds through d.c. today

. >>> in albany, georgia, in nearby, sill vesters, deja vu for a pair of paramedics when they she hadp at one expecting mom's home. the emergency crew quickly realized jordan was going to be born inside their ambulance. but no problem for these guys. especially since two years ago, it turns out they helped jordan's mom deliver his older sister exactly the same way! they experienced and they are experienced pros. they have delivered plenty of babies but never the second time around with the same mom. both babies, healthy. always a good thing. i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> our time is 4:28. 38 cold degrees outside this morning. clear skies, nice morning, it looks like. good morning to you, i'm joe krebs. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today" for this february 10, friday. happy friday to you. >>> in the news this morning, mitt romney will be campaigning in northern virginia today. the former massachusetts governor will speak at the presidential series breakfast this morning with virginia governor bob mcdonnell in rest

. >>> in albany, georgia, in nearby sylvester, it was dÉjÀ vu for a pair of paramedics.mergency crew quickly realized jordan was going to be born inside their ambulance. but no problem for these guys. especially since two years ago, it turns out they helped jordan's mom deliver his older sister exactly the same way! they're experienced pros, but never the second time around with the second mom. one of them needs to play the lottery. or maybe mom does. i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> one artist in russia is getting a lot of praise, but no one knows exactly who he is. known only as p183, the graffiti artist keeps his identity hidden as his work gains international recognition. abandoned buildings and walls have become a canvas for his politically inspired graffiti. by hiding his identity, he hopes to give people a more direct interaction with the message of his art. >>> you can feel the love at an aquarium in tokyo. affectionate sea mammals are out for this valentine's day. seals embrace their trainers and bl

king was born in albany georgia and earned his bachelor of arts from fist university, his master of science and a doctorate of philosophy from the london school of economics. he lived abroad for nearly 40 years and was also educated at the university of vienna straussburg and paris. he wanted to mention you were in exile. he's one of the heroes. his family was very much involved in the civil rights movement in albany. they disrespected him. refused to call a him mister and led to other things to accept that abuse he left the country. he was in exiled and -- president bill clinton. he's a distinguished professor of political science and philosophy. dr. king holds visiting oh appointments at morehouse and the university of east anglia. he's a professor emeritus at lancaster university, a distinguished scholar and a prolific writer. he's authored many books including fear of power, the ideology of order and afternoon winner, toleration, federalism and federation and thinking past a problem. we are so glad to have you here with us, dr. king. >> thank you very much. of all the speakers, my task

where going 2-1 in a city like albany, georgia, one of the poorest counties in america. that is problematic. we might take that case to the supreme court. we just sued to block a deal of two p.b.m.'s, omnicar and pharm some america. om my care pulled the plug on its deal. they were a p.b.m. largely in the skilled nursing home -- with skilled nursing home facilities. it would have been 60% of the marketplace. health care is a big issue in technology markets as well. >> last question. >> google and facebook are staffing up in washington and a couple of policy success recently. do you see power shifting in a way away from telecomes and the film industry and toward online services? >> it's an interesting question, particularly in the post-sipa world. look, when you become an established country and particularly a major company in america, there is natural engagement with washington and so this isn't surprising. they're all hiring really smart people and they'll do a good job of representing those companies. when i worked on the senate >> you dish share committee, microsoft b

and now a call from albany, georgia. caller: good morning. guest: thanks for calling. caller: i recently watched tom vilsack meet with the governors of all the different states. one thing they were talking about was growing vegetables at the schools and also using vegetables from local vendors. as a parent, what can parents do in terms of encouraging or influencing regulation in terms of school vending machines and encouraging local participation? that ai think it's great lot more schools are doing things like trying to get the local produce and growing some of it on campus to get kids involved. i think the more kids are involved in understanding the menu, the more you buy into it and more likely to be less waste. there are things parents can do in terms of getting their concerns heard, saying we would really like to see this done, making suggestions. i know schools have been working in many cases with parents to make changes. a number of schools have already made changes to the competitive foods and snacks that are sold because of the feedback from parents. new york,

. >> host: next is a call from albany georgia, a democrat there you're on. >> caller: thank you congressman. i have a question for you. you kind of touched on it before, and it was concerning turning the properties that are about to be foreclosed into rental properties. and i think that's the way to go to take some of these house off the market, and filling in the blank that you could have would be that you offer the people a long-term lease, and the lease would expire, you say, in five years, or when the property value is equal to what it onlily start -- originally started out to be. then the people have to option to either sell the house or they could get a mortgage again once more on the house. so i was wondering what you thought about that? >> guest: you should be here in congress. you're talk bath proposal that we're working on variant of that. there's one right now i have great enthusiasm for but we don't know the details. it would be for fannie and freddie to take much of their inventory -- we believe they hold 200,000 single family home around the country that have already been fore

towards south carolina and our most recent tornado warning right here for southwestern georgia, camilla, south of albany, watching this very careful flow we are seeing strong rotation on doppler radar. we will continue to monitor throughout the afternoon and evening hours. peel really need to be paying attention as it can be really deadly in the overnight hours when people aren't paying as close attention. looking at our severe weather threat there is the yellow the slight risk but really honing in on the mid-atlantic region where we think we will have a concentrated severe threat as we go through the overnight. wind gusts in excess of 50, 60, 70 miles per hour from much much the big cities from new york city up towards boston into the overnight and into saturday. so that is going to be a very dangerous situation as well. we'll bring you the very latest from the fox weather center back to you. megyn: thank you. massive sovereign debt in greece leading to riots in the straoeuts there. now a tupb streets there. a stunning new report saying the united states is even in worse saeup whe shape when it comes t

more on the ground over the north georgia mountains and eventually we'll see the system wind up in the northeast by tuesday with snow from buffalo, back towards albanythe ohio valley and there is your snow forecast, 2 to 4 inches around springfield, missouri. back to you. >> kelly, thank you. >>> when "nbc nightly news" continues, record prices at the gas pump. just how high will they go? and later, an nbc news investigation, is an innocent man locked away for murder? savings. savings. savings? progressive was the first to offer online quoting. you can do better. first to show comparison rates. ding! the "name your price" tool. oh! gosh, don't mind if i do. who was the first to offer pet injury coverage? we were. and when did you know you wanted to sell insurance? i said i wouldn't cry. um... whee! it's flo time. now, that's progressive. call or click today. [ sighs ] i can't wait till morning. wait! it's morning in china! ♪ [ male announcer ] it's sweet, it's nutty... it's absolutely delicious. kellogg's crunchy nut. it's morning somewhere. an investment opportunity you didn't see before. fidelity's next generation ipad app lets you see what's tren