michelle miller, cbs news, chester, pennsylvania. >> pelley: students in chester and, in fact, all acrossikipedia as an online reference source tomorrow. starting at midnight, the english-language version will shut down for 24 hours. wikipedia's editors say the blackout is a protest against two anti-piracy bills being onnsidered by the u.s. congress. those bills would block access to web sites like wikipedia that link to copyrighted material. a hero finally gets the honor he earned 66 years ago when we come back. that's why my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's all about absorption. but also a caring touch. you learn to get a feel for the trouble spots. to know its wants... its needs...its dreams. ♪call 1-800-steemer. [ roger ] tell me you have good insurance. yup, i've got... [ dennis ] ...allstate. really? i was afraid you'd have some cut-rate policy. [ kyle ] nope, i've got... [ dennis ] ...the allstate value plan. it's their most affordable car insurance -- and you still get an allstate agent. i too have... [ dennis ] ...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ] it

he's a serial rape chester. i'm dripping wet with sweat, blood on my hands, and i'm dragging the toilet down the tier. i get in front of his house. he sees me for the first time. he starts from going to that, bragging about being this nasty piece of [ bleep ], he goes just like that. oh, lord in heaven, deliver me from this demon, please, lord. just like that, all of a sudden, he's found god. i start smashing in the glass to get to him. it's halfway in. that's when the whole unit came, guards and all that. they'll tell you, county jail is rough. they despise him too. nobody, cop, nobody likes a chester. >> if the average sex offender must contend with inmates like knighten, it can be even worse for those whose crimes made headlines. >> periodically over these 5 1/2 years, you know, i've turned the television set on to see my face, you know, on the television set. that's pretty uncomfortable. >> we met edward mckowen in tennessee at the river bend institution. >> i was ordained as a catholic priest in nashville i

. >>> some good news for the chester upland school district in pennsylvania. a story we brought you last night, we'll go back to it because there is a major development. we'll tell you about that later in the show. share your thoughts on twitter using #edshow. >>> welcome back to the ed show. what do we know about the probable republican nominee mitt romney? this guy has tried to tell the american people he's unemployed, he's tried to pass himself off as a middle classer, and tried to tell us that he's really worried about pink slips. today we found out more about mitt romney. his effective tax rate. >> effective rate i have been paying on is probably closer to the 15% rate than anything because my last ten years i have -- my income comes overwhelmingly from investments made in the past rather than ordinary income or earned annual income. i got a little bit of income from my book but gave that all away, and then i get speakers fees from time to time, not very much. >> good for you, mitt. romney is under pressure to release his tax returns. so here he is, tryin

to know. 18 degrees washington, 15 dulles airport, 14 baltimore, naval air station, 14 degrees win chester, 10 degrees it is brutally cold out there, at least the winds have diminished still wind chills are 10 degrees in town tough start to the day here is a look at radar one good thing we don't have anything going on as far as precipitation goes, yesterday we had snow flurries, we do not have that this morning, we could see that tonight and overnight possibility of a few

the chester upland district pays more than $39 million a year to area charter schools.chool payments, the cut in state aid and massive debt are overwhelming. the school is unable to make payrolls or pay its bills. but teachers and other faculty are working without pay to keep the school running. >> i feel that the governor does not look at the situation the same way that we look at it. they are looking at it from an economic standpoint we're looking at it from a life standpoint. for them it's about the figures. for us it's about students lives. >> i'm joined tonight by linda cook, a regional president with the pennsylvania state education association. and sarah ferguson, elementary school math and literacy taeeacr for the chester upland school district. thank you for being with us i can't believe what i'm hearing reading and listened to today. linda cook, how is the governor's charter school agenda affected this district? >> well first of all, thanks for getting the story out, ed. the governor's agenda has siphoned funds students and money from the chester upland school

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a man with two bricks broke three windows at wen chester school and walked in. they found broken windows at the middle school next door. they are asking if you recognize the man call 410-386-2900. >>> recount recount police are looking for d-anne arundel police are looking for two men who forced their way into a home and robbed them. the two armed men broke in took some money and rain to the woods. officers searched but did not find them. students at piney orchard had to be held during the search. >>> family and friends of a remarkable young man who lost list battle with cancer lost his battle with cancer. >>> maybe you've been working out, so it's about time to indulge in a good meal. a preview of what baltimore county -- baltimore county restaurant week has to offer. >>> our two-degree winner is jay grifen. you get a storm umbrella. you'll need that tonight and into the day tomorrow. we'll talk about when all this rain gets out of here and what's after. it's coming up. whee wheeeeeeeeeeeee! wheeeeeeeeeeee! whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee-he-he-heeeeee! whee whee whee

of the pile among chester city star of the new year leaders of the english premier league following a droll with some violent. first blood twenty ten champion spain open their hopman cup campaign with victory over a stream yet despite the host taking the opening rubber in perth. and causing a splash we look back at one of the most thrilling sport events of twenty eleven the french leg off the cliff diving world championships. let's get the ball rolling with football not just a city have taken over so when a ship of the english premier league summit after a hard earned draw weight sunderland the spite dominating the majority of the city were lucky to come away with a point following some near misses but it was how it ended up at the stadium of light so meaning what are charges takes sole control of the table from cross torn rivals united before that on the day everton claim the first win of twenty twelve in the league a late goal from victoria leach should be making all the difference against west brom everton climb above the baggies on into tenth place and the table. now to be our bil

we are seeing more of the same in charlottesville and into wind chester -- winchester. we can see a batch of cloud back there towards the west moving into our area. so we will get a little clouds out there. but plenty of sunshine to be had had. mostly sunny to partly cloudy throughout the day because we will will be having the high clouds. sunshine will be able to filter through. so things looking pretty good. so, still forecasting 57 degrees as we go into lunchtime today. and then by 4 p.m., 63 degrees and it's going to be a mild day on tap. let's check the traffic with angela. good morning. how is it going out there. >> reporter: good morning. not tooed about good for those in the -- not too good for those in the parkville carney area. we have a downed pole and wires. joppa is sheet down between old harford and perring partway. we suggest the parkway as an alternate route. here's a live look at the top side outer loop at harford road on the left side of the screen. still moving at a pretty good pace but give yourself extra time if you travel in that region. now over o

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we wanted to talk about the shooting to both the dobbs ferry police department and the then west chester county district attorney jannine perro. repeated interview requests were denied. in her book she says no question the shooting was racially motivated. race dominated the headlines but never came up at trial. instead prosecutors claimed diguglielmo shot charles campbell in a murderous rage. assistant district attorney patricia murphy telling the jury, quote, this is a case about revenge. had is a case about retribution. this is a case about payback. prosecutors argued the father, son and son-in-law ganged up on campbell so that campbell had no choice but to grab a bat from his car. >> i know chaz. when he grabbed that bat, the idea of getting that bat was to just show, all right, y'all, back on up, you know, i'm not trying to start nothing here but i will finish it. they kept charging him. so he swung i think once

thomas chester de 21 aÑos, presuntamente habria asesinado a brian tann el jueves pasado, alrededor de y media de la noche, en la vivienda de la victima sobre el 77-00 de la calle bender... si usted tiene alguna informacion sobre este ataque llame a las autoridades al 301- 772-4925 el sujeto acusado de haber protagonizado dos violentos allanamientos forzosos a hogares la semana pasada , se presento ante corte hoy.. kevin darnell ray, de 33 aÑos, fue arrestado en carolina del norte el sabado... el once de enero, ray presuntamente forzo su entrada en una vivienda de bethesda, y ato de manos y pies a varios residentes, saqueo la vivienda, y asalto sexualmente a la senora de la limpieza.... el dia antes habria realizado un ataque similar en otra vivienda en wheaton.. ray enfrenta serios cargos en su contra... no saldra libre bajo fianza, el hombre acusado de haber asesinado a un nino de ocho aÑos y lesionado gravemente a su madre, mientras conducia borracho... victor aldana de 22 aÑos, poseia el doble del limite legal de nivel de alcohol en la sangre, cuando embistio a la joven madre y su

. >> joining us now from man chester new hampshire, our guys for all things, rick perry. i've got to ask you, thank you for joining, does perry still think he's viable or is he soldiering on to south carolina for oh more graceful option than bowing out now? is he trying to save face in a way? >> well, look, they always think that they are still viable until they are not. i think there's a part that he does think he's still viable. things could happen. you just never know in politics. on the other hand, he does want to save face. south carolina is a southern state. he's a southern governor. he thinks he can do fairly well there. we'll see. he has a message that he will do pretty well. his people on the inside believe that rick santorum will fade and that perry will ultimately or could be in a position to accumulate those voters who will not be for mitt romney. but fundamentally, what happened last night was and you had it exactly right, if you saw him last night, he was beat. >> yeah. >> he said he felt like it was over. he went in and our christy spoke to griffin perry, t

you can see here the numbers, pretty nice. 55 in win chester. nearly 60 in d.c. nearly 60 down at the beach. how's that for mid-january, not so bad. what are the players in this. a steady southwest wind has pushed up some much milder and humid air and also we've seen some gust up around 25 to 30. 24 baltimore. and over 33 at the -- 30 at the beach. no wind chill factor. there's highs today successfully hitting 60 and these numbers about 20 degrees above our normal. normally we would be close to 40. today we were up to 60. all right. tomorrow we'll drop it back to normal. 38 in reisterstown. these temperatures set to drop as the winds turn northwesterly. we'll get a cold front. as we take a look at the mid-atlantic states, clouds for baltimore, rain for virginia. i don't see much precipitation making its way in. we could see a few stray showers. the main system is over ohio. the cool air will funnel in behind the system, really dropping our numbers tomorrow. for a few hours we'll be in the nice air flow. if you're taking the dog out for a walk, it will be nice and

she's a teacher from chester-upland school district in pennsylvania who volunteered to work for freethe school district ran out of money and the state refused to help. sarah ferguson is with us here in studio tonight along -- i just have to tell you, it's an honor to have you here. i was so moved tonight when i saw you at the state of the union, because it's a story that really had to get out. how did you you get there tonight? how did this happen? >> thank you so much. it really was you. it was this show, it was the attention that we got from so many people all across the country who know that it won't stop with chester-upland. if we don't stop it, there will be other school districts right behind us. so you brought attention to what was going on and it got results for us. >> the president tonight, when he was talking about teachers, about the sacrifices they make. how important is that, do you think? >> very important, the fact that i was in that box as a representative for my school district, for my students, and for the other school districts across this country who are suffering

in fact chester brook used to have a crossing guard. you need a certain number of walkers says the supervisor john foust. >> we can make some improvements. >> reporter: he says sidewalks in front of the school could be done but down kirby road it will be difficult. it's a state owned road and where there are no curbs, vdot requires sidewalks to be ten feet back. getting easements from property owners won't be easy. nor will getting vdot to install a light or steed bumps. in -- speed bumps. in mclean, peggy fox, 9news now. >> they held a meeting last night to discuss safer roads. chester brook is one of seven schools in fairfax county that have no designated walkers. >>> well, we begin 9news now at 6:00 a.m. with some school closings and delays we want to tell you about -- >>> well, thanks a lot for waking us with up. i'm mike hydeck, she's jessica doyle. monika samtani will have traffic momentarily. >> and howard bernstein has the weather forecast. >> big snows out west and winds around here, just the wind the precip is over. mike still

she spoke with the only photographer who captured those images of the rescue, chester panzer. you can see her report at 5:00. >>> today flags across maryland will be flown at half staff in memory of a soldier killed in afghanistan. 30-year-old army specialist ronald wildrick jr. was killed december 11 by a roadside bomb. a memorial service was held yesterday in woodsboro. his remains will be buried today at arlington national cemetery. >>> 6:06. you are waking up to a dramatic difference outside. can you feel it? overnight, bitter cold air blew in. your weather and traffic on the 1s ahead. >>> and next, the unbelievable swag bags that will be handed out at the golden >>> welcome back. ricky gervais says he's not holding back this weekend. watch out. he is once again hosting the golden globes awards here on nbc 4 on sunday beginning at 8:00 p.m. the awards show honors the best in film and television. we'll host a web chat before and during the golden globes. aaron and i will talk about who's the best and worst dressed and the winners. you'll talk about the winners -- >> and who

. >> used be i was marshall dillon and now chester. >> i don't know. it is in my blood in a sense.n terms of the military and conflict after 10 year post 9/11 world. untiling in the armed forces here and there and everywhere. iraq and stan tan and going off to places like somalia and middle east. it is an affinity for our gi's. i just get more money than they do. and so just as ron paul gets support from the military families, you have done this, you are more anti-war? >> well, i am anti-foreign adventure. i think we can't be the policemen of the world. i see how imprecise the weapon and military is and expensive and not just the blood which is the most profound expense . but waste over the last 10 years. it is incredible to me how the treasurer of america can be squandered old man by sending young men to war. >> the idea that changed was embedding reporters with the troops. in the end of vietnam they had kept all of the reporters away from the troops. but now they invite you in. it started in iraq. and they had an idea and it was a brilliant idea. if we are upset about the coverag

that's what happened at a convenience store in park chester in the bronx, new york. [ inaudible ]. >> what was that? was that a needle or something? >> that was a needle. the person who shot the video said that the man that they've tackled to the floor was trying to take some things. a worker saw him, stopped him. he tried to get away and the needle comes out 37 this is the boss coming down to talk to the guy because they've called the police and they're holding him and waiting until police get there. >> i'm sorry. >> [ inaudible ]. >> the boss is like you want to do its hard way. we can do its hard way. he's not happy, this guy tried to take something from him. at one point he begs him to let him go. >> pease let me go. >>igcan't. [naud iible ] w can't. >> i promise you i won't come back, yo. please. let me go before -- >> friends to give him $20 so he can just give it to them so they can get. >> i'll give you money. give him -- give him $10 to let me go, please. >> yo, please. i don't want to go to jail, man. >> near the end of this video, we haven't seen any weapons, just that need

meeting with the supervisor and the fairfax county police, they are just getting underway now at chester brook. they are talking about safer roads. and by the way, they are one of seven schools here that have no designated walkers. we'll get down to topper shutt at the museum. and the weather news, it is, as always, it's been lately interesting. >> reporter: yes, it certainly will be. now, mind me, the presentation will continue. i'll introduce you to that here. how are you? >> we're great. >> yes. that will be abc for seven years. >> and how excited are you? >> this is the most exciting thing for us ever. you never get to see the start of something like this big and this exciting. we are thrilled that it will be a great station. we're going to cover local news hard for maryland and virginia and the district. we're going to be your source. >> all right. >> no one gets to be on that thing. you know, a great start up. but highly capitalized. we are excited about where we will be able to provide with the local news coverage. i have the background here to be able to do some of that as well.

chester down and into the eastern store and we are looking into chesapeake city and middletown cecilton and goe lena. let's check the -- da lena. let's check -- galena. let's check the traffic with burt. >> reporter: u.s. 29 at maryland 108. see the shine off the roadway? that is indicating wet conditions but traffic is moving well. howard county a lane blocked, u.s. 40 eastbound. utility crews closed the road. looking towards downtown, and it's a little downtown. no reported delays or around the 695 baltimore beltway. no reported problems and no delays to passe long. now back to you with shery johnson. >>> pawb like viewing is -- a public viewing is set for today in inglewood for etta james. she was 7 3 years old. she would have turned 74 on wednesday. she has an unmistakable voice and known for the song at last. you hear it at a lot of weddings. her funeral will be tomorrow and preside by reverend al sharpton. >>> it's been almost two years now since first lady mi shoal's bamma implemented the campaign aimed at ending childhood obesity. she will be promoting her let's move push on the

the 51-year-old was speeding when she sideswiped another car and crashed on highway 85 north of win chester boulevard near los gados. her 1-year-old grandson was buckled into a booster seat and survived with minor injuries. lawnburg is held in santa clara county jail. she'll appear in court thursday to answer to manslaughter charges. >>> san francisco sheriff says she's not stepping down despite facing charges of domestic violence. the sheriff says he'll continue to work and report to work while he fights misdemeanor charges of bruising his wife's arm. his wife says it's a private matter that's been blown out of proportion. anti-domestic violence advocates demanding the sheriff's resignation. the mayor is reviewing the facts to determine whether he'll remove him from office? 150 firefighters are battling a giant fire at an oil refinery. flames ripped through the building in womilmington near lg beach. firefighters scrambled out of the building after the roof collapsed. they all made it out safely. firefighters say no oil fields or petroleum products are in danger of going up in flames. no w

map chester has five at his how many. janice moore 13 in salveage. baby, it's cold outside and jeff perkins is in bel air. what a waste of cold air he says. some of you might agree. we had snow yesterday and we will try to show outpictures again with the snow birds. but towson at 10. western hourard. 11 in annapolis and 13 in centerville. single digit wind chills bow low zero on the north side including the man chaster and 3 pee low but we are dry on maryland's moust powerful doppler drey dar. a cold -- doppler radar. it make take another hour or two before the sun starts to do something but we should back to 31 with flurries late day around snow showers again tonight. 6:29. let's see what's happening with the traffic and warm up the car an extra five or 10 minutes. older batteries might need it. records all right. on the roadways the hits weep coming for the bw parkway. still got the accident northbound 295 approaching 175. southbound 295 we had blocked owl lanes and they reopened one lane. once you get past laurel we are jammed all the

so they're bringing the wagons in to go to the prisoner of war camps, and the sheriff of chester county stops them and says, you know what? under the pretext of saying that they brought in too much and planned to sell it on the black market, he seized all of their merchandise, and congress was powerless to stand up to the greedy sheriff of chester county. one county sheriff standing up to the national government of the united states. totally, totally unequipped to govern a country like ours. at one point congress has to deal with a mutiny. with no revenue to pay soldiers, the soldiers lose their patience, and as the war comes to a conclusion, they're not feeling any better about their chances of getting paid. once the hostilities are done, they weren't very optimistic about what might happen. so they went to philadelphia, a group of soldiers went to philadelphia, and they're pointing guns in the windows of congress, and they're menacing members of congress. and congress is inside trying the to figure out what to do. all they can do is appeal to the governor of pennsylvania who tells the

we will have you back now to kathy in man chester -- manchester new hampshire. >> still to come, hunting for votes in new hampshire. these days, the fight for ballots has become a big business that leaves no detail unturned. the renowned weekly television program of the venezuelan president hugo chÁvez has returned to the country's airwaves after a hiatus of more than seven months. the last broadcast was in june of last year, shortly before the president was diagnosed with cancer. sarah granger reports. >> back in front of the cameras and back to his old self. president hugo chÁvez on sunday was in the spotlight for over five hours as he revived his weekly show. he sounded a particularly belligerent note over a case currently brought to arbitration by u.s. oil company exxon mobile, asking venezuela to pay compensation for nationalizing one of the projects in the company. -- country. >> we are not going to be out -- bow before imperialism. we are not going to the low -- to bow. >> it is a far cry from the president to be announced to the -- president who last june announced to the nation

rain from 25 in churchville and 24 in toeson and 22 in man chesters.ought down into the teens and now we are focusing on maryland's most powerful dop lar radar. hagerstown picked up a quarter to half an inch. around the fet rake area. looks like it's trial to-- trying to clip mount airy. there may be a brief drop of visibility. that's out west on 70 because we are watching closer to the bestway not much action. the snow showers are trying to clip through northern sections of carroll county and we will watch a few other upper level disturbances that you can see one more surge and this was not here 30 minutes ago but it's trying to build its way back in and we have another disturbance that will slide in the afternoon and that could enhance more widespread snow showers. we will call it flurries this morning but there may be a burst of snow on the west side. 25 to 30 on the thermometer but it feels colder on the maps heading into the afternoon with snow showers as the cold air is built back in and a taste of winter out there. something that the city is tak

resolved came in august when the second circuit dismissed an appeal from the settle of a case in port chester. i know there are a lot of questions about our language minority provisions. several sections of the voting rightses act provides protection to minority groups to ensure that they will be able to participate equally with english speaking people. the minority provisions of the voting rights act by developing investigations across the country that concern limited english profish shent. we have brought a number of cases under the language mi minority provisions and the work has quite literally stretched from coast to coast. the most immediate case was in alameda, california. we have done work in south dakota, we have done work in new mexico for voters who are speaking american indian languages. the census bureau as you know released their new determinations of language minority coverage of section 203 of the voting rights act. when i met with the election directors and with you a year ago, one of the very strong messages you delivered was to try and get those determinations out as early

chester looking for the derby game in a little while i'll tell you why in a moment. happy new year to everybody this is sports today plenty ahead over the next ten minutes or so including the stories. opportunity knocks anything but the feet from manchester city away to sunderland later today will ensure the sky blue start the new year so leaders of the finnish premier league. first blood twenty ten champions spain open their hopman cup campaign with victory over history yet despite the hosts taking the opening rubber her. on top of the world we look back at one of the most thrilling sport events of twenty eleven the love rachelle leg of the cliff diving world championships. missing pictures but let's get the ball rolling with football busy times in the english premier league at present today is day three of six straight days of action with sunday's first much now indeed wrapped up everything claiming the first win of twenty twelve in the league goal from victory on a chip be making all difference away to west brom everett's not climb above the bodies and into tenth

eisenhower" chester page jr. and elmer richardson explained that in addition to political concerns eisenhower was also part of a culture so enyou'red to segregation that he was blinded to the commonplace injustices that it fostered and the power hierarchies that it maintained. his acceptance of the system came from his life experiences, such as growing up in kansas where segregation was practiced. working in the segregated military. and socializing with friends who made jokes about black people. his experiences probably also made him instinctively aware of the violent response that would result from any attempt to change the system. quote, if we attempt merely by passing a lot of laws to force someone to like someone else, he warned, we are just going to get into trouble. unquote. with these words i can imagine him echoing the thoughts of many white people in both the north and the south, who envisioned a day when african-americans would be treated as equal americans and an equal part of society, just not right n

as you were among chester city missed the chance to start the new year as so leaders of the english premier league bowling alley defeat to some violent. first blood twenty ten champions spain open their hot one cup campaign with victory really despite the hosts taking the opening rubber in perth. and causing a splash we look back at one of the most thrilling sport events of twenty eleven the french leg of the cliff diving world championships. let's get the ball rolling with football it could have been a historic start to twenty twelve for months sister city but instead the sky blues dream of taking over sole control of the premier league went up in smoke against sunderland city hall made it through at the stadium of light by an injury time drive from. breaking the hearts of the only some one else on the go and win means that three title favorites city their cross-town rivals on the joint table toppers united and chelsea all lost their games this weekend earlier on sunday everton claimed the first win of twenty twelve in the league a late goal from victory. making all the difference against