was overseas we would have sent troops and foreign aid at this point the people of camden are really sick of being everyone's poverty porn and then see nothing changed and i don't blame them in the high school they're sick of the fact that us auditorium was deemed structurally unsound ten years ago but remains unfixed they're sick of the boiler room which dates back to the nineteen fifties a disaster waiting to happen they're sick of all the broken windows they're sick of the burned down wing of one of the building the kids are sick of being so cold and classed that they have to wear gloves they're sick of not being able to drink from the water fountain because there's lead in the pipes. and because the school is literally falling apart around them so is their performance there's a high turnover of teachers and only fifty three percent of students there graduate from high school at all it's just a math it's so bad that the a.c.l.u. has filed a lawsuit seeking a report on conditions and so far of course this state has refused to provide it this data contribution to this situation has

penn and brunswick lines also an s schedule and no camden trains. the northbound side of 95 is looking good. 270 southbound looking great as well. shady grove road to the point where the lanes divide. now we'll go over to virginia and see what it looks like on the northbound side of i-95. all green to 395. we'll take a live look in springfield on the northbound side. you can see even the hov lanes are open and volumes are light. >>> nasa is preparing for a space walk this morning to fix a cooling system on the international space station. astronauts removed the faulty pump during a space walk over the weekend. >> susan mcginnis has a preview of the procedure that has only been done once before on christmas eve. >> reporter: nasa astronauts

>> it's very hard for children brought up in camden today.t's like they don't have an alternative. like they're forced into the streets. >> we're in the middle of chase street. this is where most of the drug dealers stand. this is where most of the homicides happen. this is the street i live on. this is not one of my favorite streets. some people in here that don't want to kill people. but some people that want to be something when they get older. >> come on. drill team is so good for children as far as the discipline and the structure. that's how you want things to be in your life. on point, intact. decency and in order. >> november 2011, my dad was shot and killed. i went from as and bs to straight fs. i started getting into a lot of fights, hanging with the wrong people. >> we all have a responsibility to these kids. to extend that hand and say baby, i'm here. you're not by yourself. >> miss wawa, she's like my second mom. >> did you complete your homework? let me check it. who else had homework tonight? >> without her, i really don't know

no camden trains. we're in great shape, example coming in from the west and sterling on the dulles toll road. no problems on 66 from gainesville or the beltway through tysons cone. we'll take a live look outside and here's what it looks like on the beltway in college park. no problems, very light volumes on the north side of town. let's go back to the maps. this time checking out the beltway and 270 and 95 to the beltway. everything looks good between college park and silver spring. you're going to be in good shape right now. we'll end with a live look here on the american legion bridge. andrea, mike? >> thank you, monika. >>> 5:02. a one-day extension for millions of americans who still need health care coverage and they're trying to get it through obama care. >> thanks to large volumes on the government's health care website, you now have until midnight tonight to sign up for coverage. delia goncalves is in our newsroom with more details on i guess a christmas gift from the obama administration. >> r

there is a whole story line involving the mayor of camden, new jersey, mayor of camden, new jersey, inyor of camden is and how this guy who is helping the fbi falls for him as, like, you know, feels really bad helping to entrap him and everything. the story, the personal story they create wasn't actually the personal story of the mayor of camden. i love watching a movie, but i wonder how -- i wonder how much of this is even true. >> the krfigure that christian bale plays is played on a real life character. the character is named irving rosenfeld, there is a mel wineburg, low level, you know, player, deal erk er, he did do mini scams you see in the film, who the fbi recruited to help them in the real scandal. he had a hair piece not unlike the comb over that christian bale wears in the movie. once you get past that, i think that is david russell's vehicle to tell a tale about the people in this period of time, what the era was like, the sense that everybody is kind of conning one another, not only on the grand scale, but in their day to day lives. and that's the story he wants. >> you m

but water service has been restored after a water main break at camden avenue.t happened this morning. a few hours later a bigger hole opened up. the crews spent the evening repairing it. the age of the water main might have caused a rupture. >>> the balmy weather is being replaced with cold temperatures, freezing temperatures are possible for parts of the bay area this week. jean ellie is live in san francisco. can you feel the cold? >> reporter: i can feel it. we are expected the winds to pick up and make it feel even colder. it's a change we need to prepare for. shoppers are bundling up in san francisco. it's cold and expected to get even colder. >> i turn up my heater and put all my plants under a tarp. >> i put a log on the fire. >> reporter: not everyone can head inside to escape the cold. ed faine is snuggling up to a heater at an outdoor flower stand. >> we have a heater and a lot of jumping around. >> reporter: the mayor's hope office is trying to get as many homeless people into shelters as possible. as temperatures hit 40 degrees an emergency facility

finding a way to talk to each other in washington and state camdens across the country and communitiesnd churches is number two. as much as we say this is something that needs to be dealt at a local level, it does need to be addressed in washington. and mental health is an area that i hope we can find agreement on but we have to find agreement on other things too. this has to be all hands on deck looking at every option. putting aside our differences to find these things that we can get done. >> and you made an interesting point about growing communities. maybe outpacing resources being able to come up with those resources. >> that's right. and every community has different strains on their public services. and i think again, that's an area where promoting mental health is not a partisan issue. it has to do with people working together. my customers can shop around-- see who does good work and compare costs. it doesn't usually work that way with health care. but with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment options and estimates for how much i'll pay. tha

no camden trains. vre is on an s schedule as well. >>> you probably sent or received at least one holiday greeting card this year. they might have come in a variety of different forms. according to hallmark, sales of handwritten christmas cards have dropped 25% in the last decade. and that doesn't necessarily fill everyone with holiday joy. >> reporter: there are many ways to say merry christmas. you can mail a song and dance. that is, e-mail. you can post your seasons greetings on facebook for all those to see. there are mass text messages. >> i have noticed some text messages that i've gotten today, and they have my initials in there somewhere or my name. i have more respect for the people that do send them rather than those who send like mass texts. >> reporter: if it's the personal touch you're after, there's always the old fashion way. handwritten. you say you still write your own cards? >> still? >> reporter: a lot of people don't. wow, she is serious about her cards. >> what do you do when you g

." >> camden yards is where the baltimore orioles play now.g ball right on over to the next stop on our tour. >> well, scotty, this is our other building. this is kind of like a state sports museum. it's called "sports legends," but we got a little bit of babe ruth in here, too. come on. i'll show you around. >> maryland's great teams and athletes are showcased here. but mike and i were on a mission, so there was no time to huddle. >> [ chuckles ] >> we walked right past all kinds of amazing displays... on our way to something even more amazing. >> a place that you will remember for the rest of your life. come on in to this room. this is kind of a special space. it is called "the archives." and this is where we process all of the 10,000 artifacts that we have in our museum, but the stuff that gets put into safekeeping comes back into this room, which is the vault. so come on in and we'll take a look at the vault. >> the vault is jam-packed with sports history -- from the recent past... >> cal ripken's cleats are here. >> ...to way back when. f

no camden trains. there are no problems coming in on 270 as cow in from the north in -- as you come in from the north in frederick. all of the lanes are open to the point where the lanes divide. on the inbound side of i-66 at the roosevelt bridge nice and quiet coming in right through falls church. let's go back over to the maps this time to the bw parkway and route 50 inside the beltway through cheverly, no incidents to report into the nor east corridor. we're in great shape over the anacostia river bridges right now and we'll take one more last live look on the north side here in college park at route 1. you can see all is quiet and all is well into silver spring. back to you, andrea and mike. >> thank you, monika. >>> this next story is nothing short of a christmas miracle. one of the smallest babies ever born in the d.c. area is about ready to go home. >> diane roberts has her story. plus, a peek of what's in store for her mom. >> reporter: this is four-month- old maloni blan. >> when i look at her

camden so extensive that last piece of good and they gave me experience working with people in a very international setting. he gave me lessons learned from people who had seen in complex situations that dealt with developments in front of me and the brother of a twelve piece band of it to the enabling me to find common decency and common types portrait of peace. as a piece coming. i spent the summer and then painted antique in quest of international negotiation and and and mediation and this was directly applicable in total for example address with contents are civil society. i have learned from my study in the side is that i am using the scheme and knowledge in my head and lets in cambodia. one of the programs today. it is stated in the end of last summer field experience was a month in palestine. i was working with the palestinians and setting up an nco. soo next japanese youth and outstanding. so silly being in those situations and learning about the realities on the grounds as well as the theoretical background to deal with israel. it's very important. dh has experienced two gms

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it went from south new jersey opposite new york to camden, opposite philadelphia. when they laid the track, they did it in a hurry because they needed to make money. they needed to make business. when they laid the track, they did it in a hurry, and so the americans found the train was derailing, and so they had to invent o pertinent to the locomotive, and that's out front and guide wheels, and that's really an american invention. now, what we have at the smithsonian is first counts of -- firsthand accounts of what it was like to ride on the train in 1831. there's american sculptures, and we have the letters in the archives of american art, writing to his wife, drawing the train, writing to her, you cannot believe the belting smoke, the power of this. i'm getting a headache just listening to it, and then it started up, and we were off like a shot. going 15 miles per hour. you get this sense of the power and the excitement this steam loke moative brought. this is the first commercial venture with the railroads, led to the railroads spreading across the country, and

. >> what on earth can you be think something may 11th 2012 camden new jersey.he machine. shuts the door and sets back. what the man doesn't realize is the door automatically shuts. >> it starts spinning and filling with water with a baby inside. >> i was so frightened i was screaming no no. >> they are trying to figure out how to unplug it. there was an attendant in the laundromat. >> two minutes after the wash cycle begins a laundromat employee is able to unplug the machine. the baby is removed unharmed. the camden county district attorney's office says the game of peek-a-boo was not intelligent but not a crime. >> this is clear child endangerment. at the at least it would have been criminal negligence. he should have been charged with that and why he wasn't, i don't know. >>> two divers are cornered by one of the sea's most dangerous predators. >> they were in very close contact, truly face to face with a great white. >> 30 miles off of the coast of cape town south africa, two tourists paid to get up close and personal with sharks from the safety of a cage. w

no camden trains and vre is on an s schedule. metro is on a normal schedule. it's a regular business day so that means your hov restrictions are in effect as well. water main work closes michigan avenue eastbound between franklin street and irving street. and a big story right now is a building fire in southeast closing minnesota avenue north of pennsylvania avenue. that's north of stwiening square -- north of twining square so be aware of that as well. that road is shut down in both directions and i'll keep you posted on that situation. coming in from southern maryland you'll be fine. no problems on nay of your major -- on any of your major thoroughfares. across the wilson bridge you're going to be fine. let's take a live look outside. this is 270 at monday toes road. nice and -- montrose road. nice and quiet. no problems from frederick. looking good at route 1. no delays past 95 into silver spring. and we'll check out 95 northbound both main and hovs open for business early this morning. back to you, jess. >> thank you, monika. >>> mixed blessings this morni

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but the camden you are teams had aircraft.did, the captured teams alerted the boats and said oh, no, they're going forth. the ones with babies. the speedboats caught them there and herded them in. and then they had fishing boats with the nets they would stretch across so none could leave. then they could pick out the young ones. >> in a full page ad published today, in eight of the largest pams in the country seaworld pushed back saying it is time to set the record straight. martin savage who has been following the stories with me, thank you so much for being here. prior to this the park had dismissed the film as inaccurate and biased. but seaworld has people boycotti boycotting, celebrities >> i think what's happened here is that because of the huge audience that that film "blackfish" found on cnn, it took what had been criticisms limited to animal right's activist and shared it with a broader audience and that's the real concern for sea world here. regular mom and pops, you can say and children are beginning to ask the quest

. >>> but the wintery weather is affecting marc commuter train service, both the penn and camden lines are running on s schedule which means fewer trains are operating. several trains on the brunswick line were canceled or delayed today because of this weather. marc expects service will return to normal tomorrow. >>> police say they have a suspect in a fatal accident in prince george's county. scott mcfarland at our live desk. >> police release add prior mugshot of the man for whom they're searching. you'll see 18-year-old ronald hayes, junior. police say he was the driver involved in a crash that killed two people this saturday in capitol heights near hill road and central avenue. police say they were chazing hayes who was in a stolen car. he crashed into a van with six people in it. two people in the van died. after the crash police say hayes fled the scene. they are still looking for him tonight. police say they're also conducting an internal investigation into the chase. at the live desk, i'm scott mcfarland. >>> after the tragic death of a virginia state senator's son, governor bo

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its first leaflets were distributed a fortnight later outside camden town tube station. and its headquarters were always located in our area. it always had our support. so local people were particularly delighted when mr. mandela came to camden town in july 2003 to unveil a blue plaque this memory of ruth first who was murdered by the south african secret police and joe slovo who was a member of president mandela's first cabinet, and i'm delighted to see here observing us today his daughter, gillian. over many years committed people be in britain campaigned against apartheid, against the trials of the leaders of the african national congress and against the imprisonment that followed. they continued to campaign against the oppression of all black south south africans and l the other people who supported them. we also campaigned for the release of the prisoners, eventually concentrating on the release of nelson mandela partly as a symbol. and what a symbol he turned out to be. the common place history of political leaders is hope followed birdies illusionment. by disillus

they caught the mayor of camden on tape.make the mayor a good guy. >> everybody has a little goodness. this is a not a cynical movie. the writer and director, he's a humanist. you know, i think what he's depicting is people who are inventing desperate to sort of free themselves from their identities and create something new. it's a real sort of homage to the american spirit of creativity and self-invention. >> it was both american and a hus. we're not like europeans, if you're a waiter in europe, a french waiter, you want to be a waiter for the rest of your life. >> in the wonderful speech that jeremy renner's character delivers, we dream, we build, this is what we do. there's this idealistic streak beneath the bad acting. >> i like it when amy adams, gorgeous in the movie, looks at him and says, this is me. she drops that accent thand athai couldn't handle it. bradley cooper. what are they talking about? >> it's all about the facades and just the sheer verb and energy of the picture. it's so much fun to watch. >> next on my

in terms of ill motion, i have to go with camden one. >> i'm going on let you join in.body, anything. we haven't heard from paula deen in a while that she really didn't understand why she was being criticized and that only made matters worse. go ahead. >> i agree. and the big question is why can't brian forgive people? that's what it is about. you just -- this poor lady wants a little compassion and you have to mock her again. come on! >> if could i find her woirk love to talk with her. >> amen. don't be such a meany. >> that's what we're learning about you. >> all right. state your case. >> okay. how we even, how is this even a debate right now? i'm glad you saved me for one of the last. clearly, watch this guy and tell me if you can find anybody who imploded more than our supple friend here. roll it. >> these allegations are ridiculous. >> absolutely. >> i don't smoke crack and i'm not a crack addict. have i? yes, i have. >> there is only one person to blame for this and that is myself. [ bleep ]. >> i was sick and tired of all these allegations and all the -- [ bleep

. >> that's jim can tore, a few blocks from camden yards.urn to leesburg and mike seidel. >> reporter: luke, it was a quick hitter as expected. we had four hours of snow here in leesburg and that's going to be the case across the area. philly and baltimore and new york city and it moves in and moves out. fortunately here, in retrospect we have snow and ice over the weekend so the roads already had salt and they threw more salt before sunrise and at 6:00 a.m. the snow come in with a wall of light. the road was snow packed and snow covered. with temperatures running 33, 34 degrees, daylight traffic, they are very very good shape. not so at the airports, reagan, dulles, cancellations about 100. most canceled before the storm hit. the airlines were not slashed in the afternoon schedule. that's not so much the case in the tri-state area. the three new york city airports with long delays, an hour or two. newark international canceled at least 125 departures, it's going to be a tough day for travel in and out -- next on the weather map, cold air, a

crews at camden avenue and boze lane accidentally hit this main. that line has been shut off, but about 30 customers are without water at this hour. workers are now on site. you can see them there trying to repair and restore service. no word yet on how long this process will take. >>> redwood city today, dozens of protesters gathered to oppose the opening of a new planned parenthood clinic. the marmonte clinic on el camino riyal is set to open tomorrow. protesters collected signatures in 11 days from people who feel the clinic shouldn't be allowed to open. several raised concerns about the fact the clinic will offer so-called chemical abortions. opponents say it's not their only complaint. >> so we're very concerned about these three issues. you know, the lowering of our property values, our children being such young age and losing their parents' consent. and the troubling past that marmontet planned parenthood has. >> clinic is set to open around noon tomorrow. we have reached out for a comment but have not received a call back. >>> up next, how

the mammoth manor is in delaware, you said camden. let's get the locations of kayla's lavish lodge. till she said river location i thought it was probably danbury, connecticut. i'm guessing it's down on like the navsink river in new jersey, like rumson, something like that. what do you think? >> you know, when she said the carriage industry that threw me as well. i'm going to say maybe some place in vermont. >> vermont. >> all right. joining us now, i might even throw a danbury there. real estate broker to the the super rich, dolly lens. tell us if we're even close. and also tell us which house is the better bang for the buck. >> you're getting very close. it's in massachusetts. >> massachusetts. >> the setting is just amazing. that house sings to me. i have to tell you. is. >> a lodge. >> and to know it was a ship captain's house. >> which town? >> aimsbury. i don't know where that is. where is it? it's in amesbury. >> it's just a beautiful house. eight fire places, lots of charm. on main street. to have a house on main street and on the water. >> amesbury, massachusetts. let's tal

sitting there watching an award winning play with a group of friends of hers, they're all from the camdene, she said that they suddenly heard a cracking sound getting louder and more frequent from the ceiling. they were sitting in the top balcony. there are three such balconies in the theater. cracking from the ceiling, and then bits of plastic started falling, of plaster. and she says within 30 seconds, they realized what was happening when the massive pieces of plaster collapsed from the ceiling on to the stalls. so we're talking a significant distance since there were three balconies. these people then, she and her friends screamed, started yelling, get up, get up, get out. she believes that it took three to four minutes to make the trip from the top balcony to an exit door outside. she said the dust was unbelievable. she could not even see the person in front of her. when she got outside, people were screaming for their loved ones, calling people by their first names for their friends. meanwhile, the theater completely filled with dust that again, it took minutes for her to realize th

. >> millie, camden. something i want to bring up is that currently -- i did work experience for the summer. i was lucky to get a great placement in a great organization. some because of my contacts, i have done a lot with youth parliament. you get great work experience if you have great contacts. people, different grades or different backgrounds, do not have those contacts. not does not mean they do care. it is the same thing the government is saying about people who do not get jobs, there are reasons. people have a lack in confidence or there are other reasons. we cannot just allow some people to get great work experience and to have great career pass because of the people they know. to make sure that careers advice and work experience goes through a general base so that everyone can get equal opportunities to great work experience. >> thank you. [applause] >> southeast of england. you have been in a state of excitement for the last couple of hours. [applause] >> thank you so much. i am so proud. recent

courthouses are closed in newark, camden, trenton because of the snow. in washington, d.c.he schools are closed n delaware state offices are shut down today. the governor there says he is removing all non-essential state employees. he says it is the cautious thing to do. so we expect the snow to continue for the next few hours, ending sometime by mid-afternoon. the question now, martha, is, will the great white way literally live up to its name? at this hour not a lot of snow but, that could change in the next few hours. martha? martha: looks great out there. you have a great hat to cover the story in, david lee. thank you very much. we'll see you later, buddy. bill: we'll watch the storm move not just in new york but further south where they have been getting hammered. martha: it is winter, not quite, but december, christmas, that is what we expect. bill: all eyes on the hill. lawmakers are expected to put final touches on a first real budget in two years. can they actually get this one done? we will have a live report on that. martha: the race against the clock. a frantic

courts closed in trenton, newark and camden. in washington, d.c.ools are closed, but as it turns out, the traffic problems nowhere near as bad as had been predicted. and in delaware, all state offices are closed. let's take a moment now to talk about the airports specifically here in new york city. newark has delays of five and a half hours for arriving flights, jfk, departures are delayed a little more than an hour. laguardia, delays for departures about five hours and in philadelphia, which we just saw, flights there were grounded just a few hours ago. they have now resumed, but the inbound flights delayed for more than four hours. and in philadelphia at least 35 cancellations reported today in just the last if few hours. last few hours. the bottom line here, jenna, keep this in mind: officially winter doesn't start for another ten days. back to you. jenna: once the christmas lights go up, i just count it. but you're right, david lee, not officially winter. [laughter] thank you, sir. jon: well, it has not been what you might call a good year for

. >> millie, camden. something i want to bring up is that currently -- i did work experience for the summer. i was lucky to get a great placement in a great organization. that was because of my contacts, i have done a lot with youth parliament. you get great work experience if you have great contacts. a lot of young people, different grades or different backgrounds, do not have those contacts. that does not mean they do not care. it is the same thing the government is saying about people who do not get jobs, there are reasons. people have a lack in confidence or there are other reasons. we cannot just allow some people to get great work experience and to have great career pass because of the people they know. we have to make sure that careers advice and work experience goes through a general base so that everyone can get equal opportunities to great work experience. >> thank you. [applause] >> southeast of england. you have been in a state of uncontrollable excitement for the last couple of hours. [applau

it went from south new jersey opposite new york to camden, opposite philadelphia. when they laid the track, they did it in a hurry because they needed to make money. they needed to make business. when they laid the track, they did it in a hurry, and so the americans found the train was derailing, and so they had to invent o pertinent to the locomotive, and that's out front and guide wheels, and that's really an american invention. now, what we have at the smithsonian is first counts of -- firsthand accounts of what it was like to ride on the train in 1831. there's american sculptures, and we have the letters in the archives of american art, writing to his wife, drawing the train, writing to her, you cannot believe the belting smoke, the power of this. i'm getting a headache just listening to it, and then it started up, and we were off like a shot. going 15 miles per hour. you get this sense of the power and the excitement this steam loke moative brought. this is the first commercial venture with the railroads, led to the railroads spreading across the country, and

you know, in 1949, i guy by the name of howard unra went through the streets of his town of east camden, new jersey, firing shots indiscriminately such that he killed 13 people. it was the nation's first mass shooting. now, we have unfortunately had a lot of mass shootings since that first one in 1949. but here's what's stunning. of all of the mass shootings that have taken place since 19 1949, half of them took place from 1949 to 2007. and the other half have taken place in the last six years. something has gone wrong. something has changed. the problem is, it's not this place. we're approaching the one-year mark of the school shooting in sandy hook and it will be a week of mourning. but here in the united states senate, it should also be a week of embarrassment. it should be a week of shame. that after one year passing since 20 little boys and girls were gunned down in a five-minute hail of furious bullets, that the united states senate and the house of representatives has done nothing to try to prevent these kind of mass atrocities in the future. so, mr. president, i want to come dow

diane n diane's property in camden is an amazing house.ential uses as a bed and breakfast, wonderful compound. i see a chinese buyer in the future. >> the alabama thing killed it for you. >> that killed it for you didn't it? you're back to the mansion. >> who we giving it to? >> we're definitely giving to your winner which is the mamm h mammoth. >> this is the value plan. the price is right. >> this is all about money right? >> there you have it. the million mammoth manor wins round one. let us know if you agree. tweet using #milliondollarhome. >>> later she's crowning the top main street home during closing bell. the next round is mammoth manor and -- >> a new contender. >>> we've got russ joining us at top of the hour. time person of the year revealed, the pope. find out what went into this year's pick. "squawk box" comes back right after this. every day we're working to be an even better company - and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy oper