now they are studying commitment, a lesson one 4th grader names caroline has already witnessed firstationship of her parents. >> so dr. martin luther king set out a challenge. he asked his people to make a strong commitment. >> reporter: she's using a holiday to inspire her 4th graders to make a commitment. her challenge, for the students to sacrifice their time to help others on a daily basis for a week. >> i'm going to wash the dishs and make dinner for a week. >> reporter: for caroline the choice is easy. she wants to help her mom and dad. >> i'm doing this because i want to be a leader at home and at school. >> reporter: caroline's commitment echoes a promise her parents made to each other more than ten years ago. in 1999 amy and gary were best friends who would do anything for each other. >> it was one of the things where you meet somebody and -- >> you know right away. >> i will know that person for life. >> when amy was diagnosed with breast cancer doctors said the chemotherapy may affect her ability to have children. >> they made it clear if it was something i was going to do

they hear from students like sean and caroline.rs so that they can see what college life is like and as caroline mentioned our students need the same support that their peer group with loving families need. so we send them care packages. i call on a regular basis. and thanks to the support of the at&t foundation, we also match each of our nsoro scholars with an at&t volunteer mentor who not only, at&t not only invests in our student scholarship fund but also invest the time of their associates. >> your heart though must break on a regular basis. there must be so many sad stories you deal with. >> actually not at all. my heart is lifted because as you heard from caroline, our students have experienced abuse that no adult should have to endure. but they are still driven to succeed. and my job is to make sure that i support them, that we are there for them, we make a commitment to our students once they enter college and we stay committed until they graduate. >> i guess what i meant is when you first hear these stories your heart must

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we'll hear from caroline kennedy and michael beschloss. the event was held at the john f. kennedy library in boston. >> good evening. you have read the news stories, but your copies of the book, watch the abc primetime special, morning television and even "the daily show" with jon stewart and now tonight, live from the kennedy library with its oral history carefully house for the past half-century, we will hear directly from jacqueline kennedy about her life with their 35th president and from their daughter, who has brought this fresh new history to light. i am tom putnam director of a kennedy presidential library and museum in him to have a loved executive director of the kennedy library foundation, members of our foundation board, many of whom are here with us tonight, and all of my library foundation colleagues, i thank you for coming and all those watching on c-span and acknowledge the generous underwriters of the kennedy library for him, sponsor bank of america, boston capital, the boston foundation and their media partners, the "boston globe" in wbur. the opening tex

but first a tennis and reigning champion kim clijsters has beaten and going world number one caroline wozniacki to reach semifinals of the australian open the twenty eight year old belgian overpowered the day in to win six three seven six in scorching temperatures and we shows that. he will lose his number one ranking after sixty seven weeks at the top. of his i was happy with that i was playing and i just had to try to be a little bit more dominant again. you know she stepped her game up and started serving better in the second set. so i knew that you know i mean we've both played a really good tiger and you know and first errors we really went for shots and good serving and good returning i mean it so i started laughing every time because the media's sounds to me sometimes like i'm finishing my career and i only have one year left and you know time is running out but there's five. quite a few good years in front of me and i still improve and you know a number of australian opens a number of years of i will dance in french open so you know i'll i'll definitely do my best and child to

bridge the at 36 in caroline county. dgelea at 36 in caroline county. by dawn, the system will be gone. the wins will shift to the northwest and it will be cold. friday morning temperatures, 22-30, with cloudy skies giving way to partial clearing around dawn. it went below zero for the first time this winter in minneapolis today. that is the latest they have had to wait for a subzero reading in minneapolis. when the storm that slammed seattle it's here friday night and saturday, it could bring wintry precipitation friday night into saturday. single digits all the way to chicago. that will be filtering in our direction. western maryland, parts of poconos and new jersey will be getting wintry mixes beginning tomorrow night. as the storm tracks across the area, up to 6 inches of snow around foxboro. that violated the day saturday. and parts and during your -- parts of pennsylvania could get two to 4 inches. day withng the northwest wind at 5-15 and a wintry mixed monnat. we have winter storm watches in the mountains. temperatures in the 20's and 30's. east

caroline that shot out the capitals 3-0. -- caroline not shut out the capitals 3-0. the wizards welcoming and denver nuggets. nick young can score too. going to the basket, and he slams, 14-12 denver and the first. the wizards kept this tight throughout. jordan crawford. the three 98-87. there was a lot of this, and the wizards, well, they are the wizards. the wizards lose, number 13 it tonight, 108-104. the ravens putting the final touches on their game plan for the afc championship game against the new england patriots. don't fear, tom brady took all of the repetitions in practice today. he has been taken off the injury list and will be just fine for sunday's game. the ravens' defense know that he is the man to have to stop. >> he is smart, the same thing that peyton manning does, he sees everything. >> it will be rough but i know we have the team to get the job done. >> should be good. the washington nationals are continuing to look like a tough team to beat this season. they have come to terms with first baseman michael morse. he had a breakout year last year for

it's been a tough match for caroline wozniacki. has she got what it takes? kim clijsters back in the women's game after retirement. issue better player than 10 years ago? caroline wozniacki has not quite made the step. >> the media talked to me sometimes like i am finishing my career and i have a year left. the fact is i have quite a few good years left hand and still improving and am a member of wimbledon. i will do my best and try to win even more. at the end of the day you can just do your best and nothing more. if your best is good enough, that's great. if not, then it goes to the other person. i will come back not only once, but more times. >> she is still the no. 1 until the end of this tournament, but then she palooza to any one of three players depending on how the results turnout. she is a comeback fighter, what you would expect. eder won his match. del potro was playing really well. >> international efforts are being stepped up to tackle the threat of a new food crisis in the sahara region of west africa. 7 million people and at risk of severe food

this conversation we just want to talk about the vigilanniversary about what happened last year carolinelet me start with you. they are called the too many victim vigils being held around the country. >> held all around the country we have more than 60 locations around the country in 22 states, we have people who are members of churches, community groups, members of gun violence prevention groups hosting these vigils, loved ones who lost someone to gun violence who are hosting vigils, it spans the spectrum, of you know individual vigils, to vigils held in churches where there can be as many as 500 or a thousand people. >>> give me a sense of the numbers for example a year has gone by now, do we have a sense how many people, for example, during the course of the last year have been shot in the united states? >> on average, close to 100,000 people have been shot in the united states over the past year. >> wow. >> very grim number. >> and the i have sill, the purpose of the vigil is to mark this particular anniversary. >>> absolutely, one of the most important things americans need to under

conversations at the life with caroline kennedy and michael beschloss. >> good evening. you've read the news stories, but your copies of the book, red watch the abc primetime special morning television and even "the daily show" with jon stewart. e and now tonight live from the se kennedy library, with its oral history was so carefully houseth for the past half-century, we heard directly from jacqueline kennedy about her life with our 35th resident and from their daughter who was brought this fresh new history too late. and tom putnam to light. i am tom putnam director of a kennedy presidential library and museum in him to have a loved executive director of the kennedy library foundation, members of our foundation board, many of whom are here with us tonight, and all of my library foundation colleagues, i thank you for coming and all those watching on c-span and acknowledge the generous underwriters of the kennedy library for him, sponsor bank of america, boston capital, the boston foundation and their media partners, the "boston globe" in wbur. the opening text of our ne

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talk about reigning champion kim clijsters beat on going wild number one caroline wozniacki to reach the semifinals of history you know. while fed express roger federer cruises into the semifinals with a straight sets victory of a crime martin del potro next face rafael nadal. dugout to talk talk the manager harry redknapp goes to court in london where he denies charges of tax evasion. but first a tennis and reigning champion kim clijsters has beaten outgoing world number one caroline wozniacki to reach the semifinals of history and i hope and despite injuring her ankle in her previous match the twenty eight year old belgian overpowered the dane to win six three seven six in scorching temperatures ensuring wozniak you will lose had number one ranking after sixty seven weeks but. you know i was i was happy with that i was playing much decide to try to be a little bit more dominant again. you know she stepped her game up and started serving better in the second set. so i knew that you know i mean we've both played a really good day in the north first errors we really went for shots and

while top form defending champion kim price does and top ranked caroline wozniacki win their openness and the women's draw in the album. and pakistan as the giants upset champions green bay baltimore be tourist in the battle to decide the super bowl finalist steps up. first to tell us where world number two rafael nadal has overcome a knee injury to spearhead the seeds charge into the second round of the australian open responded seal the deal with his ninth place against american qualifier alex because that's off six four six one six one was the final score germany's tommy haas is up next. while third seed roger federer was also an easy win out against russian qualifier alexander could have said seven five six two six two was the way this one finished. but it was a nightmare start for nicholas have a drink a russian for what while number three crashed out in five sets it is flavio to paula later admitted his new racquet was giving him a lot of problems. however local favorites bernard to make is through to round two of the he fought back to beat twenty second seed found over in a fiv

news and other top stories top out reigning champion comply celebrates outgoing world number one caroline wozniacki to reach the semifinals of history in a. while but express roger federer cruises into the semifinals with a straight sets victory over white martin del potro our next face rafael nadal. from dugout to drop tottenham manager harry redknapp has been in court denies charges of tax evasion. first to tennis reigning champion came flies this has begun and going world number one caroline wozniacki to reach the semifinals of the australian open well despite injuring her ankle in her previous match the twenty eight year old belgian overpowered the dane to win six three seven six in scorching temperatures and interest let me ask you will lose the number one ranking sixty seven weeks at the top. you know it was i was happy with that i was playing not just out to try to be a little more dominant again. you know she stepped up and started serving better in the second set. so i knew that you know i mean we've both had a really good day and you know on first errors we really went for shots

we have had reports of that from caroline county to talbot county.port from ralph in westminster. he said even a few flakes flying. looks like a few more flakes may be flying for today. let's look at the temperatures. it is cold enough to have wintery weather out there. 32 in camebridge. 27 in easton. 27 right now at b.w.i. marshall. the temperatures keep falling today. they may start to bounce back into the afternoon. don't expect any major warm-up with the clouds and the cold air in place. we are hardly going to see temperatures rise today. we are expecting it to be a cold air along the mid-atlantic. in maryland it is only 33 for the high. ocean city may be one of the warmer spots. 40's, i think that's a little optimistic. then we have a high around 30 in the western mountains. the mountains may get a few breaks of sunshine. the clouds building in across the state. we have the icy mix possible east of baltimore early on. southern pennsylvania, york county, starting to get freezing drizzle into the afternoon. it will be a cold game. even with mostly

top four defending champion kim clijsters and top ranked caroline wozniacki win their openness in the women's draw in melbourne. the first to football and manchester city will be looking to reclaim their three point lead at the top of the premier league table this monday night as they go to rock bottom neighbors wigan city who lead rivals manchester united by goal difference with this cave in and come into the back of this match of two successive cup defeats and just more win in truly games while the last six occurred in during their worst ever witnessed run at home eight games and an f.a. cup defeat at fourth tier swindon well meanwhile into man have tabled an almost thirty two million dollars bid for city striker carlos tevez but it's unlikely to meet the club's valuation for the argentina star in his rivals ac milan withdrew from talks to sign the twenty seven year old on thursday after alexander a part of refused to join paris sundra milan had already agreed personal terms with between forced to pull out of negotiations p.s.g. themselves have also expressed interest in tatters who

top out reigning champion kim clijsters breed's outgoing world number one caroline wozniacki to reach the semifinals of this trade you know . while that express roger federer cruises into the semifinals rebelling curious crates at the triple crown martin del potro will face either rock on the golf ball thomas burdick. from dugout to talk talk on line if you're choreographed not been in court where he denies the charges of tax evasion. the first to tell us in writing champion kim clijsters has beaten our going world number one caroline wozniacki to reach the semifinals of the astray you know and the twenty eight year old belgian overpowered the dane to win six three seven six in scorching temperatures and ensures wozniak he will lose her number one ranking after sixty seven weeks at the top. you know i was i was happy with that i was playing to try to be a little bit more dominant again. you know she stepped her game up and started serving better in the second so. so i knew that you know i mean we both played a really good day and you know in first errors we really went for our shots a

but first a tennis and reigning champion kim clijsters has beaten at going world number one caroline wozniacki to reach semifinals on the australian open the twenty eight year old belgian overpowered the day in to win six three seven six in scorching temperatures and which shows wozniacki will lose her number one ranking after sixty seven weeks at the top. was i was happy with that i was playing to try to be a little bit more dominant again. she stepped up and started serving better in the second so. so i knew that you know i mean we've both had a really good day and the norm for stirrers we really went for our shots and good serving and good returning. wood so i started laughing every time because the media as you sometimes like finishing my career and i only have one year lost and you know time is running out but.

is looking for his second major title the chance to leapfrog caroline wozniacki at the top of the world rankings. starting in the way next his former world number one ana event of each the serbian needed just over an hour throughout muscle american six. she has to return to the final for the first time since two thousand and. five on the men's side reigning champion novak djokovic powered. the top ranked rushed to eight six laps six one six one victory just over the french struggled with you. know taking his situation right now in matter but looking just over my game was was really really really fantastic going from from serve to the return all the shots going to the mat so. i'm happy with the way my first first we were here in australia hopefully we can continue the same. while also through his former finalist jo wilfried tsonga the frenchman was an easy win her over portugal's frederico hero after taking a string sets to school in. the meanwhile for seeded twice beaten finalist andy murray is also through following a straight forward following a frenchman life a lot and i can't back u

in blacksburg, another veteran turned law enforcement officer was facing a similar situation in caroline county. after detaining a suspect found along i-95. michael hammer had placed that suspect in the car when suddenly the individual grabbed for the trooper's weapon and forced it to discharge in his leg. bleeding profusely in the struggle, he was able to reach another weapon that he kept nearby and was able to subdue the suspect. trooper hammer was rushed to mary washington university hospital where he underwent emergency surgery. tonight, trooper mike hammer is still recovering from the injuries. but he and his wife natalie are here with us in the gallery. i want to say trooper hammer, your bravery and commitment to the safety of the citizens of virginia will not be forgotten. [ applause ] >> now that heroism demonstrated by officer crouse and trooper hamer is why i'm supporting a review of and necessary amendments to the virginia line of duty act so all qualified first responders and families receive all of the key statutory benefits in their time of need and not later. i ask you to

caroline knew that edith had the vote tally for a missing precinct. edith was asleep.aroline. >> i took off and went in the night to wake her up running across her yard and banging on the door. >> reporter: you particularly have been called the modern day paul revere for going and waking up edith. >> okay. >> reporter: how does that feel? >> actually, i thought of that myself. you know, i thought, i guess i am. >> again, a big thanks to both women for clearing up that voting-day mystery. just about the top of the hour. you know what that means. we're out of here. suzanne malveaux is in. i can't get enough of those ladies. it's great to see them. you heard their voices. >> that's right. i'm waiting for the new show. the

logrÓ su victoria nÚmero 12 de manera consecutiva, y se mantiene invicta, destronando a la danesa carolineiene la serie del caribe de beisbol y venezuela ya tiene a su monarca, los tigres de aragua. la serie del caribe sera del 2 al 7 de febrero en republica dominicana.. bien los invito para que nos acompaÑe esta noche que tendremos el resumen del futbol profesional, con imagenes y reacciones.

>> i stay in touch with caroline at times. it's nice to see her.t when i do see her, it's really pleasant. >>> do you know how they felt about the book? >> no, i don't. i didn't put it out there for anybody, not even my sisters. i felt if i had too many eyes on it, it would change and i'm proud how it turned out. >> he was on a real fast track. everybody had great hopes for him, which were all snuffed away. what do you think he would have been doing? >> he certainly talked about running for office at some point, but i know that he was enthusiastic and excited and wanted "george" magazine to succeed before he went on to his next venture. politicians are now celebrities. so i think it was an idea that was ahead of its time. >> what will your lasting memory be of him? >> the legacy he left which is, unfortunately, "george." what i learned from him, all the amaze things i learned from him, you know, about manner, about

spots and lowered visibility southern anne arundel, p&g, back through kent island, queen anne's and carolineareas, u.s. 50 definitely take your time. take a look at annapolis. we saw the snow begin to come down, see a couple of bursts of snow here. you can get a better view on the ground in davidsonville in anne arundel as our christmas tree gets covered up with the snow later in the evening. take a lock at one more -- look at one more camera. you see the visibility kind of getting much worse. 34 bwi, but realize some spots have gone to freezing or colder, 3 easton, 32 winchester. downtown is 33 or 33. we are at 40. a lot of the stuff was melting on contact. it's not that the roads are that bad but slick spots. you see the snow showers, where it's one mile visibility in baltimore, easton and take a look from west to east. you can see this could be a quick mover getting out of here. we've got clearing coming out of the west. as skies clear, temperatures fall, still watching out for the chance for icy spots to occur overnight, even wet areas could freeze up. the good news is as this clears out

en el cuadro femenino, la danesa caroline wozniacki se siguiÓ aferrando al nÚmero uno del mundo con unan dos sets, a niculescu 6-2 y 6-2. wozniacki se enfrentarÁ con la serbia jelena jankovic, una ex nu Úmero uno que junto a ella no han ganado un grand slam. tambien gano la ex numero uno del mundo kim clisters. tenemos una buena noticia para el futbol internacional. y es que, casi 2 aÑos del tra gico incidente de salvador cabaÑas, en el cual sufriÓ una herida de bala en la cabeza en mÉxico, el delantero paraguayo anuncia su regreso al futbol. y lo harÁ con su club natal, el 12 de octubre de itagua. chava estara a disposiciÓn del profesor rolando chilavert, tecnico del equipo en la tercera division. salvador cabaÑas siempre manifestÓ su idea de volver a pisar las canchas y ahora tendrÁ su oportunidad. hasta aqui los deportes, tendraemos mas esta noche solo a las once. vamos a otro corte comercial, pero al volver, si esta buscando opciones para celebrar su boda o quinceaÑos en breve le contamos donde puede encontrarlas... ya regresamos.. amigos aunque el tiempo estara frio y lluvioso este

first to caroline. what did they fine? >> they haven't found anything yet. they went to the school site, trying to get samples from there. the school district does not want to cooperate, says it does not want testing done on the school grounds. but they did testing in other areas. they went to the railment site where industrial solvent spilled in 12970s. they went to homeowners throughout the area near that site and took samples from the well there, some reaching 70 feet in the ground. and they plan on taking that and sending it away and getting results out of this. >> so you say between 35 and 45,000 gallons of that. and according -- what i'm reading. i'll talk to dr. drew about this too in just a second. from what i'm reading and we are told this is not our investigating here. this is according to erin brockovich the spill happened in the 1970s and anyone with any authority didn't get to the scene in the 1990s? >> that is correct. there was an epa report that said what solvents went into the ground. a lot of it the wells near where the site was were turned

edith, carolyn and edith and carolin caroline. cnn after dark is trending. there you go.ion with our brand new nightly show after each of these contests. tell our viewers a little l bit about it. >> that's right, welcome, baby. it's cnn after dark. >> we have any graphics for that? >> where's the music? >> that's not cnn after dark. it's got to be more of like -- a little barry white. we're going

during the night i got a call from caroline bambi, who's one of newt's workers in greenville and she said -- they woke me up because i go to bed early and she said is romney coming tomorrow, too, and i said well i didn't know it if, he was. that will be fine. so i went on back to sleep and this morning, i opened the front door and i come to the office and i look back out and here comes caroline wanting to put up newt gingrich signs and i said that would be fine. they told mehmet would be coming. we have never had two at the same time, but we'll take care of it. >> i know this is not the first time you've about had a candidate stop by for breakfast. but at this particular sign, how do you design the restaurant? do you allow them to put it up wherever they want, put up barbed wire -- i'm just kidding about that -- >> no, we've got a wide open restaurant. they're not going dom in and talk or debate, i don't think. i think they want to come in, shake hands and meet the people at the restaurant. >> will you be spending time with each of the candidates? >> i've got a lot to do. i've got 7

let's bring in ari melber, who is a correspondent for "the nation" magazine and also professor caroline heldman, professor of politics at occidental college. great to have both of you with us. all right, ari, let me ask you first. is romney just in the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong tax reform and the wrong financial disclosure sheet? isn't this a huge problem? >> it is a big problem. usually being really rich is a huge advantage in running for office. and we know about people who self-fund, which he has done some of. so it's a great thing to have that much money to spend. but, boy, he is caught in the buzzsaw of this debate, and i thought it was most striking not with warren buffett or obama, but in the republican debate when he turned to the newt and said, well, under your plan, someone like me would pay nothing. someone who makes as many millions as he does. you really don't want to be cast in that role in this kind of climate. >> professor, about income inequality. can the democrats ride this conversation all the way to november? >> i think they can, if you look at pol

en el cuadro femenino, la nu Úmero uno mundial danesa caroline wozniacki derrotÓ a la australiana anastasiaijsters, campeona vigente y ganadora de cuatro tÍtulos de grand slam, superÓ las lesiones que arrrastro en los Últimos meses y se impuso por 7-5 y 6-1 a la portuguesa maria joao koehler. la argentina paula ormaechea tambiÉn estarÁ en la prÓxima fase.esta noche l sobre otra derrota que sufrieron los wizards recientemente ante los rockets de houston 114-104. vamos al futbol espaÑol donde los merenguen siguen en el primer lugar de la tabla. hablo del real madrid que arranco perdiendo el fin de semana y termino ganando 2-1 al mallorca, abrio el marcador tomer hemad a los 39 minutos, el empate blanco llego con el argentino gonzalo higuain a los 72 minutos y faltando cinco para el final el gol de la victoria de jose maria callejon y gano el real madrid 2-1, ayer mientras tanto el barcelona supero 4-2 al betis y sigue de sublider vamos al futbol mexicano donde el campeon tigres recibio una ayudita del arbitro para lograr una victoria en casa. togris jugando su primer partido de local gano por