my mother and all went to carrollton. we packed up and went to washington on a train trip. it was a big trip for us. my mother's mother was going as well. we're getting ready and we're coming down the big hill on our little house. it's pretty steep, not very long and my grandmother tripped and broke her leg. she broke her leg. ackermann because my sister had to push her around washington the entire tactic likely she was 16. grandma got on the train, she rode the train the hallway here and we kept our family vacation in debt. the reason i'm telling the story is if you can imagine a little rural girl from carrollton, georgia, riding the train up, going into the dining car in the morning, sitting down at what appeared to be a very elegant table, and looking out of the window and seeing as you cross the bridge of natoma, washington monument. and feeling that i had known that i just entered our nations capital. later i learned as i'm sure many of you know, that on the top of the washington monument is the capstone. on the capstone it says praise be to god. as the sun rises over

my mother and i'll live in carrollton georgia. we pack up to come to washington on this big train trip. as you can imagine, a big chip for us. my mother's mother was going as well. we are getting ready and coming down the big kill. pretty steep, not very long. my grandmother trips and broke her arm. broken leg. her leg. broker leg. my sister had to get someone to push around the entire time. luckily there was no problem with that. grandmother got on the train. the whole way here. we kept our family vacation intact. what i remember, and the reason i'm telling the story, if you can imagine a girl from carrollton georgia riding the train up, going into the dining car in the morning, sitting around what appear to be a very elegant table at that time in a little flour and looking out of the window and seeing, as you cross the bridge, the potomac, the washington monument. the feeling that i had knowing that i just entered our nation's capitol. later i learned, as i'm sure many of you know, that on the top of the washington monument is t

. >> reporter: carrollton -- carol discuss it with her daughter. >> even if they can swim, she can keep above but that's about like you know, it's just for a little bit and it would be pretty hard to -- there would be a good chance she wouldn't make it very long. >> reporter: wearing the life jacket could be the difference between a good day on the water and a disasterous one. >> you know you never get another chance. >> reporter: in north baltimore, eric nealson. >> eric says that another thing to keep in mind when picking out a life jacket, make sure that it is u.s. coast guard approved. >>> it's 5:20. this morning people are still talking about a drowning that took place outside boston. check this out. a woman's lifeless body went unnoticeed at the crowded public pool for nearly three days. we know exactly how that woman died and lindsay davis has an update. >> reporter: the autopsy report confirms what many struggled to believe. the 36-year-old marie joseph drowned sunday afternoon and went undetected by swimmers he, lifeguards and health inspect db -- swimmers, lifeguards and healt