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>> today on christian world news digging up history, archaeologist beeve this is the sitof the first protestant church in america and the place where the legendary pocahotas was married. plus the chalnges and joys of adoption. one family's experience of taking 5 orphan children into their home. and this christian couple was forced to close hotel over a politically correct lawsuit. now they are turning their set back into a blessing for others. welcome to chstian world news. i am wendy griffith. heerl in the u.s. archaeologist in jamestown, virginiabelieve they have made a major discovery. they e digging up what appes to be the original church built back in 160 pocahontas was married and as mark martin shows us, it is powerful evidence of christian's heritage. >> if you kill him, you'll have to kill me, too. >> daughter, stand back!>> i won't!>>pocahtas is legendary best known for saving the life of john ith. smith claimed the daughter came to s rescue after he had been takenprisoner by his father's men. she would later marry john roth. the virginia colony first successful tobacco ant

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beeve it or not, the redskins are undefeated. their undefeated record is on the line.ecord but the skins have notlost a game to the nfc east opponent yet this season. it's mcnabb's second game against his former team. a second win against the eagles could be a big momentum boost. but the eagles are carrying confidence. last week they upset the colts. game kicks off from fedex field 8:30 tonight. tro will be open one hour later tonight. trains will run into 1:00 a.m. and more trains will be put in service to handle the crowd. >>> metro's escalator mess. remember the accident that injured several people a few weeks ago? news 4's megan mcgrath joins us live with more on this. good morning, meg. >> good morning, joe. these incidents have focused attention on the particular model of escalator known as the westinghouse modular 100. there have been problems not just in washington but other transit systems as well. as far as back as 1980, the department of transportation identified problems with the handrail system. on new year's eve back in 2007 there was a similar accident i

techies beeve the announcement may involve an i-tune service that would allow users to stream music from any connected device. there are reports that apple has run into a little trouble with content providers for that service. >>> the sex auction of bernie madoff stuff brought in $2 million. >>> a 10.5 karat ring sole over the weekend for more than half a million bucks. will sold thou, madoff's monogram slippers. and check this out. 11 pairs of madoff's boxers and 200 pairs of his sks. they went for $1700. >> who wants aybody else's socks? >> not to mention his. >>> the family of colorado spring was all set for a huge wedding over the weekend. >> with the only thing that remain was for max shaffer to walk his younger daughter down the aisle. sadly it didn't work out. the marriage was called off at the last minute. the bride was ft with a broken heart the day before the wedding. she turned her thoughts to others. she said she wanted to take care of people who have fewer blessingthan she. less than 24 hours later, the shaffer family hosted dinner for 150 people who were bud in from salvati

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. >>> meg whitman spent a record $141 million in her quest for governor, but beev it or not, she does not hold the record for most money spent per vote. that record belongs to new york mayor bloomberg. the mercury news reports he spent $186 per vote last year to win a third term as mayor. whitman's tally $43 per vote. she lost tuesday's election to jerry brown. look at the screen. jerry brown spent $7.50 per vote. >>> park benches and trails sponsored by cooperations, sounds like a bit of a joke but that is one of the options state park systems are looking into after this week's defeat of prop 21. prol 21 would have raised vehicle registration fees by 18 bucks to bring in revenue for cash strapped parks. without that extra $500 million a year, the state parks department may have to resort to higher entrance fees or corporate sponsorships just to stay open. and that is in addition to reduced park hours and furlough days for rangers and life guards in place. nbc bay area political analyst larry gur ston will be here in a half hour to talk about what else is ahead for californians now th

because they beeved he'd get them out of the hole even though we were still in the hole in '34. somehow people didn't trust that obama was taking us in the right direction. and that's a huge problem in a democracy. >> rose: that's a personal failure? >> yes, yes, it is. >> rose: jon? >> sure. i think there are two central biographical facts about obama. he thinks of himself as a writer and as a professor... law professor in the sense that he prides himself on the fact that he can make your case. if you oppose him, he loves being able to go into a meeting and say "well, here's what you think." boom, boom, boom, hugely warm creating feeling whe you're being told what you think. (laughter) not the most brilliant retail political moment. but i think interestingly what happened is the law professor trumped the writer. and while i... >> rose: the writer would have kept to the narrative? >> i think the writer would have kept to the narrative and fit these different pieces in. i think we are at the end of something. i think '08 was hugely important. i think this is hugely important as a

it's hard to beeve this, but when it comes to preterm births, the united states in a recent study gotchildren's health. what we want to do is raise awareness that the right time to have your child is about 39, 40 weeks. so 37 weeks and lower is called preterm and that can ld to lifelong health consequences, we want to encourage children to be born at 40 weeks. >> a lot of preterm births are c-sections. >> we encourage that anything th's elective and scheduled should be after9 weeks. >> and with this trend, what can we do to change that? >> well some of the most basic things like encouraging women to quit smoking, making sure women are as healthy as they can be before they become pregnant and then thinking about anything that's scheduled like an inductionor c-section, doing that after 39 weeks unless there's a medical reason to do it before. >>> and still to come, we have got liza minelli in the house. but first, this is "today" on nbc. wi capital one bank's new checking with rewards, me and the boys earn rewards just for everyday banking. like getting money from the drive thru. a taki

but beeve got to let the process work. and that's how i would have handled that. >> now, the question has been surfaced although not investigated in depth. wean talk about it for a few minutes here. we don't have much time remaining. what if a state is so insolvent that bankruptcy would be the ordinary solution were it not a state? should we have states be allowed to declare bankruptcy under the current bankruptcy code municipalities can declare bankruptcy. val ao did so orange county did so. and the purpose of bankruptcy in that situation is to allow the municipality or county to escape from some of the obligation that is have become so burdensome. look at us in california, we have many obligations they are very burden som in part because we refuse to tax ourselves up to the level neffs troy pay for part of that. and the idea of having a state declare bankruptcy is an attractive one. just treat them like a county. but the problem of sovereign gmuent is a difficult one. i'll give you the briefest of thumb nail sketches of