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calhoun nuclear plant. nrc chairman jaczko went to see for himself. >> the level at which there's an impact on the safe operation of the facility is still about six feet from the core. >> o'brien: jaczko could make that claim, in part, because of nrc actions at ft. calhoun before the flood. >> last year, nuclear regulatory commission inspectors found that that plant wasn't protected against a flood the way it should be. the company argued that it's... "what's the chance of it happening? it's been that way for 20 years." the nrc resisted all that and mandated those fixes be made. flood barriers were put in watertight doors were installed. ft. calhoun was a stellar example of the nuclear regulatory commission taking proactive action to protect people living in nebraska. >> o'brien: so just to be clear, had the nrc not intervened a they had in advance of that flood, what would have happened there? >> the flooding at ft. calhoun may not have triggered a meltdown, but it would have severely eroded the defense in

the biggest stretch i've ever heard has him the son of calhoun because nancy once worked in a tavern where calhoun may have gone during the time he was riding the legal circuit, but that's a real stretch. i think lincoln was the son of thomas and nancy. >> emory thomas, congratulations again on winning this year's person of the year. >> thank you so much. >> for 1862 as the 150th anniversary of the civil war is celebrated and remembered. so your nomination of robert e. lee wins it with the audience at the library of virginia. we thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> and we want to remind you in case you missed any of the program today, the interviews, the nominations by the historians. we'll show it all to you again this evening at 6:00 p.m. eastern here on american history tv on c-span3 and you'll get another chance to see it at 1:00 a.m. eastern on sunday. up next, we're going to take you to this week's ground breaking dedication of the smithsonian museum of culture and it's expected to be done in 2015. president obama was there, mrs. obama as well. congressman john lewis and

a deadly stabbing downtown on south calhoun street and lombard. no word all may of prompted that attack. police have made an arrest in a murder. police say maurice white shot and killed erwin whaley on saturday morning. white is being held on first- degree murder. a bail hearing is scheduled for tuesday. >> a firefighter is recovering. the unidentified firefighter was injured three hole in the floor that opened up while he was trying to put out a blaze on east 24 straight. eet. the blaze damaged the home next door. both sides have rested their case in the murder trial of george huguely, accused of killing your beloved. it will be another two days before the jury begins deliberations. court is adjourned for the present state holiday. there will be grand jury proceedings on tuesday. jurors will have to decide if huguely went to her apartment with the intent to kill her. >> controversial comments. rick santorum is leading the polls but finds himself on defense after comments he made this weekend. tracie potts has more. >> last night, rick santorum se

on west lomabar street aa calhoun street.you can see investigators on the scene.. .and rime tape on what led to the deadly stabbing. state lawmakers in annapolis are conssdering changes to maryland's speed camera program. program.nats of traffic trafficmore than 470-thousand speeding tickets were issued last year... in work zones like this.. by speed ccmeras. but many tiies there was no work actually going on.now ... theee's a bill to restrict the cameras in work zones to only operate during work times. 02:42 "yeah that would be a good idea. turn them off. turn them on whhn they're working... they're just getting money."(cover) 01:23 "absolutely itts ridiculous." 01:08 "the government doesn't really care about safety as much as getting money unfortuna" unfortunntely." but not everyone wants to put the brakes on the speed cameras.supporters of the program most often cite safety. but critics say the after-hours enforcement is more about cash than protecting construction workers.lawmakers are considering another bill this session.. that would lengthen the grace period for warnings rather th

it happened just after three thhs afternoon here on west lomaaard in calhoun streets. you can see investigatoos on the scenn...and crime tape marking off the areaa no word on what led to the deadly stabbiig.investigattrs are canvassing the area for suspects. a parkville man is with the murder of a rosedale m. man.just after two yesterday morning,officers were called to maid-stone court in roseddle where they found 35-year old eewin lee whaley...suffering from a gunshot wound. he was raced to bayview medical center whhre he died a short time later. 32-year ld maurice garnett white, of parkvilll is charged with the crrmee police are still searching foo suspects in the double shooting friday night in eest baatimoree two men were gunned down oo federal steet arrund 7. has died... a seconddvictim is recovering. no word yet n a motive. 3 3the jury in the george hugley murder trial will begin deliberating on wednesday. the ddfense and prosecution rrsted their case inna rare satuuday session in attorneys representing the former u-v-a lacrosse pllyer are eeking a lesser verdict

calhoun. he would be more than happy to point out for all their pretentiouses to majorityianism they were wiped out. for the infirmity might have reached with a national bank, internal improvements and slave holding texas still an independent republic. i would usually be reduced to mumbling something about george mcduffy and how all the really big southern slave holders were wiigs. for those in the c-span audience who don't know who he was, there are a dozen books for the people on the panel who can construct you about all that. i suppose i could go to google, given the sites on google where mcduffy might appear, it might be a bad idea. in and around august, jim and i reconducted. the will month prof mont provis back together again. the year he was making his own while we were teaching that course, i learned a great deal about teaching from jim, crafting a long reading list as well as conducting a seminar, even when the students barely outnumbered us, finding right combination of respect, kind

they found the man at the intersection of lombard and calhoun streets yesterday afternoon.e was suffering from a stab wiewn to the leg. the man died a short -- wound to the leg. the man died a short time later. police believe he was involved in a verbal dispute. anyone with information should call 410-396-2100. >>> 6:48. now the latest on a avalanche aat a popular ski resort in washington state. linda so is standing by live with the details what have happened. linda. >> reporter: yeah, we learned the skiers were in several groups. they were all experienced and wearing the right equipment. we are told one wore an avalanche rescue system and helped her survive. some skiers fell as far as 2,000 feet in the deadly rush. the skiers were about 3 miles from the stevens pass ski resort in a designated out of bounds area but it was not closed and they were allowed to be there. the region has been hit with heavy snow over weekend and there was a very high avalanche danger on saturday. >> i know with a high avalanche danger i wouldn't be doing it, but, again, that's part of the thrill

calhoun. he would be more than happy to point out that for all their pretensions to majorityianism, they were all but wiped out in the elections. and that but for foul weather and harrison's infirmities, the americans might have well reached the 1840s with slave holding texas still an independent republic. i would usually be reduced to mumbling something about george mcduffey and how all the really big southern slave hoerlholders wigs. for those of you in the cspan audience who don't know who george mcduffey was, there are about a dozen books written by people on this panel who can instruct you about all of this. you could also go to google. but given the kind of sites on google where he might appear, i think that would be a bad idea. but do look him up. in and around 1846 -- sorry. in and around august of 1846, jim and i reconnected. the wilmont proviseo i am happy to say brought us back together again. his learned throughout a great deal about teaching from jim, about crafting the long readi

suspect in a deadly stabbing that happened yesterday afternoon at the intersection of lombard and calhoun street. that's in the union scare community in south baltimore. the 47-year-old victim was taken to shock trauma and died a short time later from the injuries. >>> because of the holiday, there's no testimony in the george huguely murder trial. jurors are expected to begin deliberations wednesday. the former university of virginia lacrosse player is accused of killing yeardley love, his ex-girlfriend whathappened in 2010. in 30 minutes what the defense attorney did acknowledge in closing arguments. stay tuned for that. and for the up-to-the-minute updates following christian schaeffer who is in charlots covering the -- chartsolville. he is covering the trial. you can find the timeline of everything you need to know at abc2news.com. >>> if you are heading out today, baltimore city, there is no trash or recycling pickup. convenience centers will be closed. and all city building will be closed with the exception of the police headquarters. keep in mind, parking meters are in effect. >>>

i now teach at clemson built on the plantation of calhoun. clemson was founded by the prototype of the demagogue tillman and where do they put my office strom thurman institute. i hope my choice of what i study and where i love will not have you questioning my judgment on these historians who are assessing the many contributions of jim mcpherson princeton george henry davis 86 professor of american history emeritus. jim mcpherson served on the society of history sans and american historical association. he contributed a slew of important laws, published books, journals, essays, written introductions to numerous published works. both for cause and comrades and tried by war. abraham lincoln as commander in chief won the lincoln prize. among the many things that distinguished mcpherson's career is relevance of his work as we struggle not to only understand civil war and reconstruction but our own times. his dissertation and first book, struggle for equality 1964 and during the heroic years of the civil rights movement during a time that his advi

the turf for sunday's super bowl showdown, made just 465 miles south, in calhoun, georgia. 350 employees. >> made in the usa. >> reporter: that all-important coin toss? highland mint in melbourne, florida. the official coin of the nfl. 150 employees will churn out 10,000 of these collector coins. from the metal to the mold to the engraving, all-american. >> made in america. >> reporter: and from the toss to the trophy. that vince lombardi trophy, made in parsippany, new jersey, by tiffany and company. a team of 25 working since september, handcrafting this set of 14 plates of sterling silver. but before either team gets their hands on this, they have to handle this, a wilson football, made in ada, ohio. 4,000 footballs made every day here, 700,000 each year. >> people think we have some kind of robot or something. but there's just some things that people have to do themselves. >> reporter: and how about what the players have on? 90% of the helmets you see on the field, made in america. many of them by schutt sports in litchfield, illinois. 750 workers. and they say america has the edge b

calhoun who introduced the post slavery argument in the u.s. senate. clemson was founded by the prototype of the racial demagogue pitch for ben tillman. where did they put my office? the strom thurmond institute. i hope that my choice of what i study and where i live will have not have you question my judgment on the historians who today are assessing the many contributions of jim mcpherson. george preston, jim mcpherson has served as president of both the society of american historians and american historical association. at my last count he had published 21 books, added significant other volumes, contributed a slew of important articles, two journals and books and essays, and has written introductions to numerous published work. both -- abraham lincoln as commander in chief won the lincoln prize. among the many things that distinguished mcpherson's career is will relevance of his work not only as we struggle to understand the civil war and reconstructions but our own times. his dissertation of the first book "struggle for equality 1964" appeared duri

it happened near south calhoun. officers say they found a man bleeding from a stab wound to his leg. >>> family and friends say their final good-byes to whitney houston as she is laid to rest. the private burial came a day after a memorial service. >> reporter: it was whitney houston's last journey home. a motorcade and limousines made the st-mile journey from the funeral home to westfield. police escorted the procession the whole way. a crowd waited quietly at the gates until the hearse carrying her body passed by. >> it is quite emotional. it was just a privilege to be able to be here. >> reporter: inside the cemetery, privacy tents shielded her grieving family and friends. a sharp contrast to star studded funeral the day before. lisa stood a few blocks from church during her funeral and wanted to say her last good-bye at the cemetery. >> she is going to god. we are not going to see her in the limelight. >> whitney was laid to rest next to her father who died in 2003. it's fitting for the pop star to be buried in

. >>> syracuse fans with some respect for uconn's ailing coach jim calhoun. scoop jardine with the lob. an athletic a play as will you ever see. waters seems to float in for two, getting the shot to fall despite the fall. orange win, improve to 25-1. number six baylor at number four missouri where baylor's last win was 64 years ago. this would not be the day the streak ends. steve moore flies down the lane for two. tigers got 16 off the bench from michael dixon. three of them here. the streak now 65 years as missouri wins. missouri now 23-2. >>> lots more basketball for you tonight at 10:00 on sports wrap including st. mary's and santa claire radio. we will see you then. >> thanks, joe. >> sure. >>> coming up tonight, we're expecting to learn more about the sudden death of iconic singer whitney houston. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel two news. >> our coverage continues with tonight's 10:00 news right here on ktvu channel 2 news. we're always here for you on ktvu.com. the chinese new year parade set to kick off right after this newscast. we'll see you

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bellaire road, traffic lights out druid hill at dolphin street in baltimore city and an accident north calhoun at west baltimore. as you can see things are moving along as it appears on the beltway there at delaney valley road. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochrane firm. back over to you. >> thanks, christie, still ahead at 4:00, deadly avalanche in kosovo, she incredible rescue of a young child. >> well, a very very heavy -- heavy flirttation tonight. >> one year after a disturbing live shot at the grammy hear from that reporter about how her life has changed. >>> top dog. who is in the running at the country oldest and most prestigious dog show? and it is a sunny cool monday afternoon. what is in store for valentine's day? get your updated first warning weather forecast. >> complete coverage continues with kai jackson, mary bubala, and first warning weather with bob turk and meteorologist >>> a small girl is rescued from an avalanche in kosovo. rescue workers dug through more than 30 feet of snow to find the girl trapped and buried inside her house. 9 people died in that aval

blackhawks calhoun >>erica: her before you have outside the door, bring a jacket.or the most part everyone is in the '40's through recently napa drop down to 39. 45 in downtown sentences of. expect rack wet roadways. technically it looks like temperatures are in the '40's but when you factor in the wind chill, most locations have dropped into the party. as we progress into the 10 airmen aboard we will see temperatures making their way trucks stuffed into the 20s. as we advance question to the afternoon, like little indicate upper 50s. some thought of action see 60 degrees. >>erica: wet weather stretching sunday and monday. we are not tracking any hot spots or major accidents however we are tracking a high wind advisory of a bridge this morning. certainly aware of that as you make your way out of oakland into sentences. a high wind advisory also in effect at the dumbarton, but not at the san mateo bridge. you'll probably still want to drive with extra caution and keep both hands on the steering wheel. there are no problems coming down the nimitz and the rightist is

. >> laura calhoun. >> thank you. >> what time is the event. >> at 10:00, from 10:00 until 2:30. >> thankou. >> thanks, ron. >> always good to be with the president. it happens saturday. have a great day and enjoy this weather. marty, don, see you later. >> don deal. >> thank you. >> all right. >> all right. have you noticed love is in the air? >> valentine eye day just 12 days away now -- >> -- say this -- i say this every year. >> sure. >> if i don't emote this i am going to have acid reflux, every time i hear this music i just want to order pasta and glass of red wine. >> i can see the table cloth, checkered table cloth myself. >> shouldn't we be playing marvin gaye. >> i will ask -- >> let's get serious. >> we would like to see photos of the person who makes your heart sing. e-mail them to us and then look for them as part of a big slide show at wjz.com, sponsored by reb's home made candies. >> at least some etta james. yes, look at this. >> a live look at punxsutawney, pennsylvania, gobbler's knob of course where everybody is still partying in advance of phil coming out and trying to

on west lomabard street at calhoun street.you can see investigators on the scene.. .and crime tape markingthe area. no word on what led to the deadly stabbing. 3 the jury in the ggorge hugley murder trial will begin deliberattng later this week. the defense and prosecution rested their case in a rare saturday sessson in charlottesville.defense attorneys representing the are seeking a lesser verdict from jurors than first-degree murder.... in the 2010 death of cockeysville native yeardley love. during closing arguments... defense attorney dave chapman said llve was killed in a drunken, jealousy fueled rage. deliberations are set to begin on ednesday. 3&fox 45 has brought you every development of the yeardley love murder triall we'll continue round the clock coverage as joy lapola will be back in the courtroom with live reports. you can keep up with the trial on our website at fox baltimore dot com or with our mobile app. ouu trial coverage is tent, - absolutely free. state lawmakers in annapolis are considering changes to maryland's speeddcamera program. trafficmore than 470-thousand speedi

the biggest stretch i've ever heard has him the son of calhoun because nancy once worked in a tavern where calhoun may have gone during the time he was riding the legal circuit, but that's a real stretch. i think lincoln was the son of thomas and nancy. >> emory thomas, congratulations again on winning this year's person of the year. >> thank you so much. >> for lee wins it with the audience at the library of virginia. we thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> and we want to remind you in case you missed any of the program today, the interviews, the nominations by the historians. we'll show it all to you again this evening at 6:00 p.m. east