there is no falling around the baltimore area. 42 downtow >> the employees of the bethlehem steel mill or out of work. many need to restart careers. >> the men are getting a second chance at a career. at the welding school in roseville. they are collecting unemployment while getting new career training. the idea is to make them more employable. >> the training we're giving them is to retool them with a new skill set to go with the years of experience they have in industry to really enable them to come back in the work force and get a competitive wage instead of having to start from ground zero. that is the idea behind this program. >> the program takes six months to complete. >> rain changing over to snow will accumulate and we have had some warm temperatures. roadway temperatures are not as cold as they would be if we were dealing with the normal temperatures. we had a couple of back-to-back days in the 40's. it is still mostly rain from baltimore to areas north and west where we're getting more of a mix in the area. that will be with us for the next several hours. the high today, 44.

get to work at eight thirty six hours on the road if i had a paramedic i'd go proudly through the bethlehem chair. and it wouldn't take more than ten or fifteen minutes to get there were ten or fifteen minutes from my house to the checkpoint i have to pay the price to make an honest living pay for bread with blood. the buses here. all that including my kids don't leave me any money i lurk. because. it's five or six. plus the wear like ghosts. give me so i generally put on music. how's your husband. is fine he's crazy about me you know cause that's why he wakes you up at two am to go to work. to bring in money he loves me and he makes me go out in the middle of the night he loves her because she gives him food i give him money it really got a little but we don't have time for love let me show that we don't hardly see our kids my daughter goes to sleep before i can see her. every day my son asks me about that i'll take whatever you want just let me sleep. again. the little bit yes i'm getting out last stop gap i. don't cover your face so they'll think we're from him ass i was. was a bit of th

you know, the night visitors are the three kings and they're following the star to bethlehem. i would too, but i can't make any plans. i have to cram for my final exams. a ton of school work, huh? yeah, i lost so much time because of... it's going to take every waking hour just catch up. well, maybe a little diversion might help. look, if i fail my exams, i lose my scholarship. now, i would really love to, but... i'll take that as a "yes" and you can see how your studying is going later on in the week... thank you. she has a great voice. there's real talent there. ♪ all the lights are shinin' bright down in the city... ♪ but you need more than talent to make it in this business because this is a business, you know. i mean, being a success in the music business means more than just making music. it means making money-- lots of money-- selling product, doing big tours on the road and making money. making music is all i care about. making music is like breathing. ( playing chords ) uh-oh, she's getting sappy on me. bill, i'm serious. i have to make music. i can't imagine my life

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it's one of the last remaining areas of nature close to bethlehem. the owners are regarded as a special place. >> it means family. it means history. it means homeland. >> if a wall is built, a large part of the valley will be annexed by israel. the palestinians who own the land will not able to willit. the proposed route of the separation wall would put one part of his land on one side and the other part on the other. 58 families would be cut off. >> i think this is the intention for the israelis, to neglect the land. >> there's also confident and a school in the valley. they could be surrounded by wall. >> it will be killing the school and turning it into a military compound. >> there's also a monastery near the conference. it could end up on the israeli side of the wall. every week, people from the village hold a mass in the valley. >> the land would be confiscated or stolen. >> people pray they will win the court case and there valley will not be lost behind an eight- meter high concrete wall. >> the european union health commissioner will talk ab

the funeral services will happen at bethlehem baptist church on martin luther king avenue in southeastngton. the viewing is next thursday from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. the service is next friday at 11:00 a.m. >>> a snowmobile rider who crashed at the x-games a week ago has died. 25-year-old caleb moore was competing in the freestyle snowmobile event. he underrotated and crashed causing the snowmobile to land on top of him. moore actually walked away from the crash but developed bleeding around his heart and suffered a brain injury. it is the first death at the winter x-games in the 18-year history. espn are conducting a review of the snowmobiling event. >>> a couple of young boys in washington state have unexpected heroes to thank for saving their lives. prison inmates. the three inmates helped to save the boys when their kayak overturned in a creek. they heard the 8 and 10-year-old boys yelling for help. one inmate jumped into the fast moving water and helped the boys get to debris. another inmate helped with the res crew and a third helped the firefighters inflate their rescue boat. everyon

the final viewing will be held at bethlehem baptist church in southeast d.c.n martin luther king avenue. the viewing begins at 9:00 this morning. the funeral service at 11:00. >>> a -- this man died responding to a car fire near glebe road. today marks the one-year anniversary of his death. the virginia native was only 33 years old. today's remembrance will begin at 10:00 a.m. at the alexandria fire department development center on jefferson street. >>> we'll remain in the dark when it comes to new developments in the chandra leafy murder case. the hearings that involved ingmar guandique continue to be closed to the public and media. there have been a number of hearings which could be a sign with his conviction. the hearings should remain closed because of safety issues. the judge says the details of the proceedings will eventually be made public. >>> the department of veterans affairs apologizing to the families of vets whose remains were unmarked or mismarked. the department found nearly 800 problems in its review of every single grave in the national cemete

funeral services will happen at bethlehem baptist church on martin luther king avenue in southeast. is tonight from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. the service is tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. >>> a reminder to put away your iphones and other high-tech gadgets when you ride the metro. the agency says thefts are on the rise. metro police say there have been 31 reported electronic device thefts between january 13 and the 26th. that's up from the first two weeks of the year when 19 devices were stolen. metro says thieves are ripping smartphones and tablets out of riders' hands. metro says thieves tend to target women. the agency encourages riders to use gps tracking software on your devices. >>> a 25-year-old in critical condition after the car he was driving was hit by a train check out the damage to the car afterwards. police say it looks like the man tried to speed up to beat that csx train. this is at the cherry tree crossing in brandybine, maryland. -- brandywine, maryland. there are no gates but warning lights were flashing at train approached. >>> the threat of a major winter storm barreling toward

that is the reality for employees of bethlehem steel.some are in school and starting over. >> at this welding school, some former employees are learning a new way to make a living. for many of these men, this is the second chance. an opportunity to start a new year. >> your job classifications were slotted to where it will year field was. -- your field was. they're looking for people or more personnel. >> -- who are more versatile. >> you got to start over after 22 years. >> the maintenance people try to get another maintenance job, they want a jack of all trades, master of all. it will you table to change the light and while the scaffold to get to the light. >> because of the trade readjustment act they're able to collect unemployment and get new trading. >> the type of training we're giving them is to retool them with a new skill set to go with the years of experience they have in industry. to enable them to come back in the work force and get a competitive wage. instead of starting from ground zero. that is the idea behind this progra

tyler griffey slashing to the hoop takes the pass and bethlehem breaks out there.umber one team in the land goes down. that is the sporting life for a sporting life. >> looks like it there. >> thanks, mark. and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news break. >> the morning news starts at 4:30. they'll be working with our partners in southern california

tyler griffey slashing to the hoop takes the pass and bethlehem breaks out there.nd goes down. that is the sporting life for a sporting life. >> looks like it there. >> thanks, mark. and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news break. >> the morning news starts at 4:30. they'll be working with our partners in southern california to bring you the very latest on that tense man hunt for the former l.a.p.d. officer. and we're always here for you on ktvu.com.

the funeral service will be held in bethlehem baptist church on martin luther king avenue in southeastviewing is next thursday from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. the service is next friday at 11:00 a.m. >>> an internal investigation by the prince george's fire department continues this morning after a fire truck was mangled on a serious crash on the beltway wednesday. a west lanham hills fire engine was rear ended by a tractor trailer as it made a u-turn on the beltway. a u-turn is legal, but investigators are looking to see if the turn broke the guidelines on u-turns. one firefighter had to have his arm surgically reattach. let's check in with tom kierein outside on the weather 4 weather deck. >> this wind is just brutal. hopefully, you can still hear me. it's gusting at 35, 40 miles an hour. it's just blowing in here really hard. and the cold temperatures have returned. there's the sky over washington. we've got these cloud s racing through at the cloud level. we're getting some of those winds and over the last several hours we've had the clouds racing in in the wake of the system that came on t

it's happening at the bethlehem baptist church from 7:00 until 9:00 p.m.after rescuers pulled her from a burning home. she was 83 years old. the funeral service, tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. >>> in just a few hour, hall of famer magic johnson will be in town to try to reduce the stigma surrounding hiv. he'll speak at howard hill hospital around 1:30 this afternoon. johnson retired from the lakers after learning he had contracted the disease. he has started a foundation for research and to educate the public. >>> and disturbing news about alzheimer's. a new study says a diagnosis of the disease is expected to triple by 2050. about 5 million people are living with alzheimer's right now. that could increase to 14 million over the next four decades. research says it is driven by the baby boomer population. >>> doctors finally have an answer to why we've just experienced our worst years of whooping cough in decades. scientists say they have discovered a new strain that may be resistant to vaccines. they've published the findings in the new england journal of medicine

the funeral services will happen at bethlehem baptist church on martin luther king avenue in southeastewing is next thursday from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. the service is next friday at 11:00 a.m. >>> we're monitoring former new york city mayor ed koch's help this morning. he's in intensive care at a new york hospital much the 88-year-old was hospitalized earlier this week with fluid in his lungs. his cardiologist wants to be able to examine him more closely and he says the former mayor appears to be anemic. >>> the fire department is focusing on its role in wednesday's crash on the beltway that left a fire truck and tractor-trailer mangled. this fire engine was rear ended as it tried to make a u-turn on the beltway that is a legal turn for emergency vehicles. investigators want to know if had turn broke department guidelines sfwliefrnl the crash injured seven people, including one before who to have his arm surgically reattached. >>> trying to find out if a serial suspect -- >>> a cheerleader not chosen to cheer at the super bowl, they say it may have something to do with her weight. [ teleph

so joseph took his wife, mary, who was with child to bethlehem. any room? any room? because there was no room at the inn... any room? certainly, there's pucks of room. come on in, and bring mary with you. [ parishioners laugh ] pucks of room, he says. pucks of room. he wasn't supposed to say that at all. ambrose. ambrose. i've got a problem here. kevin's missing. i noticed he wasn't at the mass. there's something going on. conn turned up then ran off, and they're not up at the house. well... what? there's money missing. how much? 50 quid. right. i'm sorry, i was looking forward to christmas day at home. you know, that fella's more trouble than he's worth. still, you can't leave him out there. i'll be back as soon as i can. i'll go have a look, padraig. i have to run niamh and my mother home. i'll go with you. no, you stay at home in case they show up there. okay? niamh? niamh?! what's happening? conn o'neill is missing. oh, him. and kevin o'kelly. trust padraig to lose the two of them. ambrose has gone off to search for them. what, on his day off? oh, that christmas

there were funeral services for christine jones this morning at bethlehem baptist church in southeastn. jones was a former maryland state delegate and the first african-american to represent prince george's county in the general assembly. she also taught in the county school system for 30 years. jones died two weeks ago after rescuers pulled her out of her burning home in temple hills. she was 83. >>> today there was an incredible event at the kennedy center. ♪ how these young musicians beat the odds against them. >>> i'm liz crenshaw, how long does the flu virus last on hard surfaces like library books. that's the question. [ male announcer ] when your business is powered by verizon, you can do more business per second. and with more reliable internet, that's more per second. and with a dedicated line, it's more per second. and with an additional line, it's more... table for 15? [ male announcer ] ...per second. but most importantly, it's more... mmm! [ male announcer ] ...per second. get verizon high-speed internet and phone for just $84.99 a month when you sign up online with a two

it's happening at the bethlehem baptist church on martin luther king avenue in southeast d.c. 7:00 to 9:00 tonight. jones died after rescuers pulled her from her burning home in temple hills. she was 83 years old. her funeral is tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. >>> a maryland woman who works for the prince george's county government is now suing the county and her employers at the department of health. arita treadwell says her boss sexually harassed her. the county investigated her accusations against christopher aladepo and ruled the harassment probably did occur. treadwell says she even got a peace order from the court against her boss, but he violated. the executive office said it conducted an internal investigation and took the appropriate action. >>> don't write off saturday mail delivery yet. several members of congress say they may challenge the postal service's plan to cut pack to five days a week delivery service. the postmaster general announced the plan yesterday. congress banned the cut in its continuing budget resolution. that expires next month. attorneys for the postal se

this is happening at the bethlehem baptist church on martin luther king avenue in southeast washingtonm 7:00 to 9:00 tonight. jones died after rescuers pulled her from her burning home in temple hills. jones of the first african-american to represent prince george's county in the maryland general assembly. she was 83 years old. funeral services are tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. >>> today maryland lawmakers will consider a bill that will make it easier for you to vote long before election day. the house ways and means committee will discuss legislation to increase the number of early vision centers in general elections. some marylanders waited in line for hours to cast ballots during last fall's early voting period. governor o'malley wants to increase the number of early voting days, as well. >>> also today, the man convicted of killing chandra levy will appear in a d.c. courtroom for a mysterious hearing. we're trying to get to the bottom of what is this is b. we know the convicted killer, ingmar guandique, is heading here from prison in alabama. we know there have been two other closed door

my district includes allentown, bethlehem, the sweetest place on earth, like the three mile island.he delaware to the susquehanna. the reason i am here is because we have these and people seated behind a sand in front of us and want to make sure they have a future prosperity and opportunity that the american that we will leave them is better than the one that we found. what i am convinced of -- convinced of is the american people are not afraid of the answers or the solutions to these very big challenge is this country faces. what they are afraid of is that their leaders may not have the capacity or the ability to find the answers, but they can deal with the answers. that is what this is about, i am here because i want to make sure this country is a better place. one other thing, much of the public thinks that republicans and democrats said in their own camps and rarely did speak, but that no labels group and the problem solvers make sure that there are those of us to actually talk to each other to develop relationships of a building just. think you very much. >> good morning. i am

host: that was bob in bethlehem, pennsylvania. as his dark cell in leland, north carolina, the independent line. caller: my concern is with the jackson family in illinois. i have lots of family in the chicagoland area. i believe a lot of the problems with jesse jackson junior happened with barack obama's seat being vacated. i believe if the family or the candidate himself, jesse jackson jr., just would have announced that he was interested in this seat, it would not have the appearance of any backdoor dealing. i think a lot of these concerns , at least being honest about wanting that senate seat. with the governor having issues at that time, mccoy of this, if it was just announced that i want the seat and letting his constituents know about it -- it is unfortunate what happened with the family, but it did a lot of good, and it started with his father campaigning in 1984, in 1988, for his interest of being the president of the united states. that is my concern. thank you so much. host: from marysville, tennessee, good morning. call

ackman as opposed to the fundamentals of the -- >> you stare down bethlehem steel, i'm looking for an of what your show was like. truman in the rails. develop steel. >> just when it goes off like this, it's -- >> right. >> this floor was an interesting place to be that day. >> that was the best. >> should we mention a couple of other stocks moving. lowe's up, not that much, but what, about -- >> i've got it down. >> oh, it's down. >> the rebuild is the fema money hasn't even hit yet. >> bigger movers are m & a related. ilan on friday did say, we're going to return $1 billion in the form of stock repurchases to shareholders. they're taking an enormous amount of money from biogen, their one drug, ilan becomes a royalty stream and awful lot of cash. that biogen deal was a big deal. >> great memory. there's also research working, cummins was upgraded today. i think that when you take a look at cummins, there's been kind of a -- let's say a subtle bear market in the truck business. suddenly we see activity there. eaton got a nice push. we would love to see the big truck business come back.