bethany knows that from her family. >> mid dad plays the piano.ngs. >> reporter: so she decided it was time for her to learn too. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: keys, quarter notes, and computers all come together in silver spring. in the digital music lab, the teacher has things like youtube in her disposal. 32 computers are all connected to professional keyboards and the whole room is networked together. >> okay, i see about a third of you have it open. >> reporter: she can see every student's workstation from her desk. >> if i double click on it, i can see what they are actually doing. i can control her computer and do things for them if i want to show them how to do something. >> okay. and you need to add that there. >> reporter: which means if you are a beginning like bethany. or if you have been playing for years like elijah cole, then ms carson can follow your every notes. >> you might need to connect it all the way through the bottom. >> reporter: students will get a chance to compose their own music and then play it too. >> you'll be walking up

bethany knows that from her family. >> my dad plays the piano. ♪ my grandpa sings. >> so, she decidedt was time for her to learn, too. >> you had an extra one to begin with. >> reporter: keys, quarter notes and computers all come together at lloyderman middle school in silver spring. in her digital music lab, teacher liz carson has things like youtube at her disposal. 32 computers are all connected to professional keyboards and the whole room is networked together. >> i see about a third of you have it open. >> reporter: she can see every student's workstation from her desk. >> if i double click on it, i cab see what they're doing. i can control their computer and do things for them. if i want to show them how to do something. >> ok. you need to add your measure. >> reporter: which means if you're a beginner like bethany -- or have been playing for years like elijah cole, miss carson can follow your every note. >> you really want to connect through all the way to the bottom. >> using programs like garage band and seb elia six, students get a chance to compose their own music and then

this is bethany. how can i help you? >> stahl: three years ago, groupon turned the coupon into a digital tool for bargain hunting at your neighborhood stores. >> you just hit "buy." >> stahl: "buy." i bought it. this past november, the company had the biggest initial public stock offering, or i.p.o., of any internet company since google. and yet, groupon is the subject of a fierce debate: will it revolutionize how we shop or just end up a passing fad? >> simon: qatar is tiny, wedged between two giants, iran and saudi arabia. its capital, doha, is literally rising from the sand. not very long ago, that's all there was here, sand. today, it looks ritzier and wackier than any city anywhere. and there's more than bling. a new state-of-the-art hospital is about to open. there's a first-class symphony orchestra. the emir imported the musicians. there are six top american universities. and, oh, yes, there's something else: qataris are the richest people in the world. >> safer: for jake, fun is reciting from memory the infinite

the institution must associated with methodism are applied and bethany.they tore down their building and replaced it with senior housing in 1968. it is not that the city has a conflict with the church. there is a developer there who has a contract and we need to help and facilitate the church not being completely manipulated by this because they don't understand how much can a contract force you to pursue a civil rights casegÑ win because the court judgments have already established it does not apply to them. it applies to situations -- if they wanted to tear down their church and build a better sank where it -- the letter sanctuary, it could apply to that. or if you said the theater was okay but you cannot use it for religious assembly, it would apply to that. not something but they don't want to use it for religious purpose at all and just want to demolish it. it is not at the methodist church is unsympathetic, it's that they are locked into a contract and don't understand what the alternatives are and maybe neither does the city attorney. president mig

listed the latest from our correspondent, bethany bell, who is on the island of giglio. what about this search and rescue mission? once we understand the ship started to flip -- >> we understand the ship started to flip. there are very choppy waters. over the last few days, it has been calm. today, the wind is up. they say it is just too dangerous. they have evacuated the rescue workers from the wreck. until now, there have been coast guard vessels and divers. may have been scouring the ship and the areas above the water -- they have been scouring the ship and the areas above and below the water, searching for any possible survivors. at the moment, that has been suspended. they say it is just too dangerous to operate. >> as a matter of the till, when you say the search and rescue teams are going beyond the water, there are divers involved in what is presumably very difficult conditions. >> very, very difficult conditions. we were just speaking to one of the divers who described how difficult it is. you can imagine this great hope of a vessel -- great hulk of a vessel. th

bethany decker was last seen in january. after weeks trying to contact her family members, they reported her disappearance to police in february. decker's husband deployed to afghanistan in early february of last year. police think her boyfriend was the last person to see her alive. but the sheriff admits investigators still have very few clues. >>> they are working -- they're following up on every lead, doing a terrific job following up on every lead, work vigorously on the investigation. aside from that, not much more to tell you because it's under investigation. >> decker had a 17-month-old son was six months pregnant at the time of her disappearance. >>> take a look at this woman in the black shirt. she is wanted for four robberies in virginia. just since christmas. two took place at stores in fairfax county, in each case she showed the teller a gun, demanded money. seen leaving in a dark station wagon similar to a subaru. >>> several girl scout troops won't be sponsored by st. timothy's church. they won't be allowed to

a little bit of snow possible tonight in places like bethany. temperatures are key. right now they're 34 downtown. 34 in gaithersburg. 32 in manassas. 32 at andrews. that is a little concerning, because we're going to see slick spots late tonight and very early tomorrow morning. in fact, here's the forecast. clearing late, snow's over. chilly. slick spots are over. lows 28 to 34. winds west/southwest at 10. we're not looking at a flash freeze of all the moisture. i am concerned about potential slick spots tomorrow morning for the commuters. we'll talk about that coming back. >> if you're concerned, we'reconcerned, topp. thank you for that. >>> police believe it was a violent robbery for a pair of shoes that left a 19-year-old dead in washington, d.c. >> reporter: the shooting occurred in the 5700 block of foot street northeast early sunday morning. the victim lived across town on sixth street and northwest. >> himself and another person were the victims of a robbery. the other person escaped unharmed. mr. robinson's shoes were taken. >> the identical shoe he had on.

>> our correspondent bethany is with us. what is the latest on the rescue operations? >> we have just been told by members of the rescue operation that there are still areas in the ship above the water that they have not managed to reach yet. not very many areas, but there are still a few, which potentially leaves open the possible hope that today may still be survivors on board that they continue looking for. and we have seen pictures of the divers going down under water, very difficult to work, very dangerous. they have been hampered by choppy waters. conditions are little better today. >> we are just hearing that the captain of the costa concordia is due to appear in court about a half-hour or north of where you are an hour from now. more on that as we get it. there has also been a focus on the environmental impact. a lot of fuel inside the ship. >> people of very concerned. this is a maritime park sandy beaches and it's known for pristine waters and extraordinary marine life. people are very worried about the possibility of a fuel spill. there is a salvage company

the mixed doubles final she and indian partner lee on the pace came back from a set down against bethany matic sounds of the usa and remains wholly attack out of them less than a championship deciding tie break ten points to three so enjoy the second half and sounds as long. american i think her biggest title so far to her collection of unusual outfits. i wasn't too nervous it just kind of twisted my partner and felt good out there i mean very. good doubles players and came back in a second. but we fought it out and the terrorism was pretty good to have a job. well meanwhile maria sharapova believes the signs are looking good for the season ahead despite her crushing defeat in the women's final to victoria azarenka the russian was featuring in her second grand slam final within six months and has regained her four after coming back from a long layoff due to a shoulder injury bites in melbourne the twenty four year old was simply outplayed and outpowered by is our anchor about the russian coming from two love down in the first set to win it six three and then taking the second to love to

the mixed doubles final at the moment within the impasse rianne the pious they are facing american bethanie matic sands and remaining in her. but are set down and i currently three down in the second set. let's switch to football where liverpool have done manchester united out of the f.a. cup popping up with a late winner to give the merseyside club a two one win at anfield this is the first time the two clubs had met since liverpool's luis suarez was suspended for racially abusing united's patrice evra but both managers started again with smiles but it was liverpool who took the lead daniel agger putting them ahead midway through the first half we suarez will be place without himself united keep it here should have done better jason park did find an equaliser just before the break finishing off a sweeping move. i'm following now there weren't too many clear cut chances in the second half with a replay looking like a safe bet but no one told the dutchman that you're on to andy carroll's not going to blast home with just two minutes to get a q. to light then from the liverpool faithful to on

lost the mixed doubles final she and indian partner leander pace came back from a set down against bethany take sounds of the usa and remains on the attack how they lost on a championship deciding tie break ten points to three so no end of joyful to count and what it sounds a fun point american having her biggest title so far to her letter of unusual outfits i wasn't too nervous so just kind of just to my partner and. i mean they're. good doubles players they came back in the second. but we fought it out and the tigers and it was pretty good to have a. meanwhile maria sharapova believes the signs are looking good for the season ahead despite her crushing defeat in the women's final to victoria azarenka the russian was featuring in her second grounds around final within six months and has regained her form to come back by long injury layoff due to a shoulder injury but in melbourne the twenty four year old was simply outplayed and outpowered by as the better russian coming from two love down in the first set to win it six three and then taking a second to love to play not only have first ro

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standards today here in india and partly and the pious came back to a set down against american bethaniematic and sand and remaining hard i took out but then lost on the championship deciding to break the temp points to. believes things are looking good for the season ahead despite her crushing defeat in the women's final to victoria as a rank up of it was featuring in her second grand slam final in six months yesterday and is definitely regained form after coming back from a long layoff with a shoulder injury but in melbourne she was simply played in pad by as the rank of the belorussian coming from two games to love down in the. set to win that six three and then took the second to love for her first grand slam title and the women's number one spot but despite a thumping defeat sharapova says she's every reason to look forward to the season. i don't regret the work that i've put in at all. you know getting to the stage is great for me especially not having played matches for three months. i. don't know what to expect. and game mind you just don't know to be the stages is good for me th

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bethany bell, bbc news, vienna. >> haitians have been marking the second anniversary of the devastating earthquake that struck the country in 2010. there have been church services and memorial ceremonies and a national day of remembrance. haiti's government has said the disaster killed more than 300,000 people and displaced 1.5 million. this is "bbc world news." i'm adam parsons. the headlines -- burma has begun releasing more pressures, including several prominent dissidents as it seeks the lifting of international sanctions. pakistan's prime minister, yousef gilani, will table a parliamentary motion on monday, asking for a vote of confidence in democracy. a link between eating processed meat, such as bacon or sausages, and pancreatic cancer has been suggested by researchers in sweden. they say eating an extra 50 grams of processed meat -- that's about one sausage every day -- would increase a person's risk by 19%. researchers have already discovered a link between bowel cancer and eating too much processed meat, like salami, bacon, and sausages. but now scientists from the institute i

doubles final she an indian partly and a pious came from the back came back from a set down against bethany matic center the usa i remain it's hard i take out the bengals in the tank you decided to try to break ten points for a safe choice to take out a market sounds flamboyant american adding her biggest title so far to her collection of unusual and fits. first finals and now it's. you know i wasn't too nervous it just kind of tested my partner and. good doubles players and came back the second. but we found it out and tearing yourself feels pretty good to have a tour of the picture up in the hallway next year so it's pretty cool moving on to football now robin van persie scored two quick penalties as arsenal came back from to go stand to beat aston villa three two in the fourth round of the f.a. cup richard dunne and darren bent had given villa half time leads but three goals in seven minutes gave the gun his big three theo walcott's fifty seven finish drive it was sandwiched between van persie spot cakes as arsenal completed a stunning comeback earlier fraizer campbell scored sunderland

leader vesnina are pairs up with in the end up highest in the mixed doubles final they face american bethaniematic sand and remaining part i take out well best not part of the highest it's going for a second doubles title in twenty four hours he won the men's title with czech radek stepanek they defeated the bryan brothers like they were hoping to claim the record for the most number of grand slam titles was the ranking i think in melbourne seven six six two. let's switch to football where liverpool have done munched united and to be a fake up kept popping up with a late winner to give them a side club or two one win at anfield this is the first time the two clubs have met since liverpool's luis suarez was suspended for racially abusing united's patrice evra both managers they started the game with smiles but it was liverpool who typically daniel agger putting them ahead midway through the first half luis suarez will be pleased with that one himself although united keep it david here should have done a bit better jason park did find an equaliser just before the break finishing off a sweeping

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lost the mixed doubles finals she and indian partner leander paes came from set down against bethany matic sands of the usa and manias. but then lost in championship deciding tie break ten point two three thirty joyce had to carry out a magic sans the flamboyant american adding her biggest title so far to her collection of unusual outfit. maybe the volvo now robin van persie scored two quick penalties as arsenal came back from two goals down to beat aston villa three two in the fourth round of the f.a. cup richard dunne and darren bent had given him the right to know half time lead three goals in the space and seven minutes gave the gun his big three theo walcott's fifty seven minute strike was sandwiched between van persie spot pigs as arsenal completed a stunning comeback earlier fraser campbell scored sunderland's equaliser as the black cats three one one in the northeast darby with middlesbrough the replay will be at riverside on february the seventh or eighth so quick look at the draw then for the next round arsenal will travel to either sunderland or middlesbrough in the fifth

they're expecting about 200 or 300 people there at the bethany lutheran church.. i love the fact that they're doing it the old fashioned way. >> the old-fashioned way. wolf, cnn has more cameras in these caucuses than any other news organization. they count the vote, you see the action going on in indianaola, they're counting right now. we'll watch it fill in. we'll get the counts as they come in. that's indianaola, you got the local republicans doing their work. democracy in action is right. let's beam out. we have four right here in cedar falls and in clive, you can see the officials are just starting to is speak. they're just starting to get under way. in ankeny, you see as they're speaking, you see the paperwork in the corner here. this is a unique process. we can take you right inside. once they start to tabulate them, we've got reporters on the scene. we can watch from the caucus sites. then be we pull out, come back to the map and we'll watch the state of iowa. remember, that was completely blank a little while ago. slowly starting to tune in. you see one

>> first of all i think you are the lead is right to speak up for bethany consistently, but also for all bone marrow cancer sufferers. i think it's not widely understood enough about the need to get more people onto the register because of the importancef trying to get a match. the government will be spinning i believe about for nine pounds this year to help promote and help make that happen. but i think all of us in her own constituency in her own way can promote the idea and encourage peopleo do what she said. >> thank you, mr. speaker. could i draw my right honorable friend's attention to the excellent paper published by, this o which seeks to build on the governments initiative, building up cadet forces on the one hand and getting more former military personnel into schools, teachers on the other hand. proposes that we set up in some of our most deprived communities military academies and free schools? but managed by the reserve forces and cadet associations? >> first of all let me take you to my honorable friend to do so much to speak up for our reserve forces and also for cadet

>> first of all i think you are the lead is right to speak up for bethany consistently, but also for all bone marrow cancer sufferers. i think it's not widely understood enough about the need to get more people onto the register because of the importance of trying to get a match. the government will be spinning i believe about for nine pounds this year to help promote and help make that happen. but i think all of us in her own constituency in her own way can promote the idea and encourage people to do what she said. >> thank you, mr. speaker. could i draw my right honorable friend's attention to the excellent paper published by, this one which seeks to build on the governments initiative, building up cadet forces on the one hand and getting more former military personnel into schools, teachers on the other hand. proposes that we set up in some of our most deprived communities military academies and free schools? but managed by the reserve forces and cadet associations? >> first of all let me take you to my honorable friend to do so much to speak up for our reserve forces and also for

if you rack up purchases and can pay your bill in full, those rewards cards may actually work bethanierick to the top tier ones like a visa, mastercard, or american express. with american express, you are obligated to pay in full every month. >> i always get suckered into the store cards. gets me every single time. see ya. >>> we've been sounding off on our talk back question. should mitt romney tout his wealth as a political asset? these are some live pictures. it's a grassroots rally. he's talking about jobs and the economy trying to rally support there before the big primary. carol, you've got the responses of folks up ahead. all of these guys are millionaires, if not multimillionaires. i don't know. maybe he should own it? what do you think? >> maybe he should own it. that's the talk back question. he's not talking about how rich he is. here are the responses from our facebook friends. should candidates taught their friends? michael says, i would like them all to tout it. tell the americans how they can make millions. touting his wealth will only prove he cannot relate to 99%. and a

>> first of all i think you are the lead is right to speak up for bethany consistently, but also for all bone marrow cancer sufferers. i think it's not widely understood enough about the need to get more people onto the register because of the importance of trying to get a match. the government will be spinning i believe about for nine pounds this year to help promote and help make that happen. but i think all of us in her own constituency in her own way can promote the idea and encourage people to do what she said. >> thank you, mr. speaker. could i draw my right honorable friend's attention to the excellent paper published by, this one which seeks to build on the governments initiative, building up cadet forces on the one hand and getting more former military personnel into schools, teachers on the other hand. proposes that we set up in some of our most deprived communities military academies and free schools? but managed by the reserve forces and cadet associations? >> first of all let me take you to my honorable friend to do so much to speak up for our reserve forces and also for

[applause] i'd also like to introduce a representative from senator shaheen, bethany urich.[applause] with us also are the representative from congressman bowser's office, chris collins. [applause] also representing the u.s. senator from new hampshire, mica skylight. [applause] also with us, jim condos for and secretary of state. [applause] new commissioner from department of labor. [applause] also, vincent losey, vermont state senator. also with us are a number of folks in the united states postal service. district manager, and a bass essler. delete plant manager for the northern new england district, michael breed. [applause] be acting plant manager for the white river junction, mary woodward, also known as woody. [applause] and from our postal unions, jonker ziskin a regional coordinator for the northeast region of the american postal leaders union. [applause] wayne martin, local president at local 520 for the av debut. [applause] frank rogerio on agents for the american postal workers union. [applause] representing the national association of postal supervisors in vice p

[applause] i'd also like to introduce a representative from senator shaheen, bethany urich. [applause] with us also are the representative from congressman bowser's office, chris collins. [applause] also representing the u.s. senator from new hampshire, mica skylight. [applause] also with us, jim condos for and secretary of state. [applause] new commissioner from department of labor. [applause] also, vincent losey, vermont state senator. also with us are a number of folks in the united states postal service. district manager, and a bass essler. delete plant manager for the northern new england district, michael breed. [applause] be acting plant manager for the white river junction, mary woodward, also known as woody. [applause] and from our postal unions, jonker ziskin a regional coordinator for the northeast region of the american postal leaders union. [applause] wayne martin, local president at local 520 for the av debut. [applause] frank rogerio on agents for the american postal workers union. [applause] representing the national association of postal supervisors in vice

[applause] i'd also like to introduce a representative from senator shaheen, bethany urich.] with us also are the representative from congressman bowser's office, chris collins. [applause] also representing the u.s. senator from new hampshire, mica skylight. [applause] also with us, jim condos for and secretary of state. [applause] new commissioner from department of labor. [applause] also, vincent losey, vermont state senator. also with us are a number of folks in the united states postal service. district manager, and a bass essler. delete plant manager for the northern new england district, michael breed. [applause] be acting plant manager for the white river junction, mary woodward, also known as woody. [applause] and from our postal unions, jonker ziskin a regional coordinator for the northeast region of the american postal leaders union. [applause] wayne martin, local president at local 520 for the av debut. [applause] frank rogerio on agents for the american postal workers union. [applause] representing the national association of postal supervisors in vice president,