his name: david coleman headley. he'd been chosen for the job because he had the perfect cover; he was an american. for the past year, i've been on the trail of david coleman headley, investigating his rise from small-time drug smuggler to international terrorist and spy. i started here in chicago, where, in 2008, headley had moved his pakistani wife and four children. they lived on the north side, near headley's old friend, a man named tahawwur rana. ( doorbell rings ) mrs. rana, how are you? if you could tell me what you know about how they met? i talked with rana's wife. >> my husband, he told me he was his class fellow. >> rotella: headley and rana became close in the 1970s... >> this is my husband. >> rotella: ...growing up outside of islamabad. >> this is dave. >> rotella: david coleman headley. >> mm-hmm. >> rotella: the ranas considered headley family. >> dave was very, very nice. he called me "sister," and he said, "you are my sister." and that was a very good thing. and my kids also started calling him, lik

which will feature gregory and her band and then joe coleman. it is a wonderful evening of education. 16th and p. then the show is at 8:00. >> thank you so much, johnny barnes, joe coleman. we're going to take a break then we're going to get our weather forecast and you're going to hear joe coleman's song before you leave today. i can't wait! >>> gamers looking to put those countless hours in front of the television to use, here is your chance. the maryland-based group speed demos archive is hosting a six- day nonstop video game marathon in chevy chase. it looks like fun but the competition isn't all about best scores and bragging rights because the money raised will go to the prevent cancer foundation. >> we would like to at least hit our goal that we made last year but we would like to raise $80,000 because that covers a two-year research grant that the foundation funds. >> the group raised $53,000 last year. the gaming marathon will run through monday. howard? >> thanks, j.c. hey, getting comfortable out there. it is still chilly. temps in th

his third film, "no fear," features the story of whistle-blowers marsha coleman-adebayo. before the book discussion with marsha coleman-adebayo starts we have the privilege of meeting mr. washington and seeing part of that film. so if you please, welcome, mr. washington. [applause] >> thank you so much. thank you for being here this evening. i want to thank lois more for facilitating this event. i want to thank the library for hosting such an important forum and discussion especially in the climate today where people are constantly persecuted for telling the truth and speaking out. we have a culture in this country that punishes people for doing what is true and what is right. not on my watch the good guys finish last. and will take up doing this film. this is a short. we are fund-raising to do a much fuller peace because there are so many dimensions and things that are going to be revealed in the film that you won't get in the book or you won't see here. you will go to our web site, www. bewmovingimages, you can be part of the film business and help make this film a real

marsha coleman-adebayo. [applause] >> good evening.to so many people i am so incredibly honored to be here tonight to have this opportunity to engage you in of dialogue and a conversation about our country and reared is going. first, let me think deborah from the mid manhattan library for the telephone calls and emails for preparing for this evening also my beautiful introduction. and you saw his work can we please give him another round of applause? [applause] we depend on independent filmmakers to tell us the other side of this story and he could work and hollywood or a fancy production company be here he is in the community providing information for all of us so that we understand our world a bit better. of also like to think danny glover because he provided the film crew so we could introduce you to the native victims. he provided the resources for the crew, the production team and i am eternally grateful to him for that. he has also optioned the book for a feature from. so they q2 danny glover in cyberspace also my husband who cou

now, bill coleman was brought in to serve on that commission as well. bill has said in his book that he believed that the real tipping point in american history when it comes to civil rights occurred during the eisenhower presidency. and, of course, the primary piece that he points to of that period would be the little rock school crisis which we'll have a chance to discuss. president eisenhower very quickly moved during his presidency on a number of fronts, as you've heard, whether it was directing the district of columbia to desegregate, taking president truman's decision to the executive order president truman signed in 1948 to desegregate the military, taking that and implementing it because as we all know, there was a lot more work that needed to be done including the dependent schools and the health care issues, but also in the military units. president eisenhower, during his military service, had made the case repeatedly to his superiors during world war ii that soldiers of color who were doing back-breaking, hard labor in support of our troops a

coleman -- >> snoenator coleman, yes. >> senator coleman made a remark saying he didn't believe obama care could be repealed in its entirety. do you believe that's true, and how is it important in retrospect to get every part of it repealed? >> well, i'm not familiar with what exactly senator coleman said. he's a friend and i have great respect for him. i share my view. i believe that obama care can be wree peeled, and it must be repealed. the fact is that the democrats were able to pass if with a simple majority in the united states senate. there was not a 60-vote rule that applied to enacting obama care. by my reckons that means there doesn't need to be a 60-vote margin to repeal obama care. we could do it under the same rules we enacted it. i believe also swrel 51 republican senators in the united states senate next januaryth. i believe every one of them will vote to do so, and i think it's imperative. the fact is there's a dangerous precedent here. this regulation of nonactivity. if you can -- if the federal government is powerful enough to say -- not say we're going to regulate w

coleman sued, saying maryland violated the federal family and medical leave act. lawyers from maryland argue that state are protected by the constitution from being sued for monetary damages. >> all right, coming up, we'll talk about whether or not the rain is going to wash us all aworry tonight. we know it's going to be heavy. topper will tell us what to expect a little later on. >> but first, breast-feeding on sesame street? an online push looks to bring the practice back to the children's show. didn't know it was there, did you? we'll tell you all about it coming up next. >>> a mom in indiana says she is at her wit's end with her son's bad behavior. after the 14-year-old child had several run ins with the cops, the mother took matters into her own hands. >> she broke the law and only gave him a few hours of community service. i decided that we were going to wear a sign. we're going to get you attention. >> all right then, her son was out on the street for an hour this morning and an hour in the afternoon and he even says wearing that sign will make him change h

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sector of the caucuses reserve in the company of ranges the jugo weather station is now schools of coleman says away. people and animals share the only path there is in this area. do the bison let humans approach them most of the people traveling around the reserve granges on horseback most short while ago patrol duty in a different area of the short distance from here they can see month to show their came across nine bison. the lettuce come quite close to them. we're only fifteen meters away. bison moving in the caucuses reserve have no enemies sometimes humans can come very close to them provided they are on horseback buses or ranger dismount the bison instantly make it clear they're poised for attack. horses are the most reliable and indispensable companions when people go on long trips in the mountains only horses with good training eligible for the job with. this one is called chetan ish. he's my favorite. we became fast friends. reading him is no problem he does what he's told to do. this one is still a young stallion. it will let anybody touch him. bloke. is scared of everybody. jus

. >> reporter: sara coleman hoping to be one of the 1500 pinning her odds on the area's newest casinoser, prien kuebler -- brian kuebler. >> maryland live casino will open 60% of the facility by june and the rest in october. you can also apply online. to get the web address, just go to our website at abc2news.com. >>> want to go to anne arundel county tonight. we have the latest on what's going on. police are investigating the discover of ad about dpip found in the east -- body in the east portq area. a neighbor spotted thet(lp bodyó opf"dt(ñrxd 911. >>ñr called theçó fire rescue people. shortly after that they showed up and it was a body on the beach face down. >> now police are trying to determine the identity of the body where it came from and how they died. >>> we have a bit of a problem mat the state capital, a big water problem. look at these problems from inside the james senate building. a little tough to see but there is water pouring out of the ceiling lights. that's not good. the fire marshal evacuated. ceiling tiles are falling. according to the department of gem services,

beautiful blue skies across the state and nice finish to the day at robert w coleman.n at lock raven -- loch raven, gorgeous sunset. how about bel air where you had a few flurries, a quick dusting with that front that claim through but it was gone before it started and we were left with a sunny dry scenario in bell hair today. maryland's radar showing all clear except for a ren negate r--- renegade snow shower. temperatures will continue to fall tonight but warmer area will begin to shift into the state as early has tomorrow morning, so it mr. fall down into the 30s tonight but temperatures will warm up early tomorrow. we'll rocket to much warmer highs than we had today. today we were stuck in the mid-40s from the inner harbor to annapolis to d.c. add a solid 16 degrees and that's where we end up tomorrow. we're talking over 60 degrees, bone dry air in place. that helps with a more rapid warmup tomorrow because that dry air tends to warm up more quickly if you have the right conditions otherwise. we're going 60 for reisterstown. 62 in are a but arbutus. wednesday we ca

today is the last day they can appeal for the stadium at 880 and coleman across normanetta internationalassuming no one raises a challenge, they could start construction on the $60 million, 18,000 seat stadium. there are some people who live nearby who are worried about the noise in the neighborhood. they have said they are considering an appeal. time is running out. we spoke with a team this morning. they have met with residents to try to address the concerns and will continue to meet with them if the stadium plan goes through. the team says they're hopeful they'll receive the final approval. the stadium would take 9 to 12 months to build with the dream of having it open in time for the 2013 soccer season. they would make the ground breaking a big event open to the public and fans. jon, laura? >> all right, bob. thank you for the update on that. >> it's 6:14 right now. 127-degree temperatures, and still snow managed to fall. this is what it looked like in clooefl yesterday. the bank thermometer malfunctioned. 127-degrees on the temperature side. >> i don't think that's accurate. i was m

so i went to ask you, miss coleman, what has changed since your time? and, bryonn, after that, what has not changed? when you listen to this story 44 years later for what you sat down and fought for, what has changed? >> well, that is a difficult question. i have to say, depending on what part of the country you come from -- when i have visited and montgomery, people ask, what did they get out of the civil rights movement? one thing. the street that i lived on, instead of calling it east dixie drive, they called it claudia colvin drive. [applause] that is one thing that has changed. and in my memory -- -- montgomery -- [laughter] in montgomery, you had to go through the back entrance. now you can go through the front. and they took down all the signs. my sisters even said, you know, we have that cosmetic change that you see on tv. she said, before you could not go into the department store to try on hats. now you can go into the department store and they have malls and they have expanded it and everything. so that has changed. and the attitude of white

and i know board members committed to submitting their suggestions and edit to our legal counsel coleman. so she's still waiting to hear from my colleagues. >> what's the deadline? >> it was monday. >> yeah, that's right. commissioner murase: so if people could spend time on that, it's a very important activity. commissioner fewer: i would just like to share with the board that on january 3 i went to the graduation of the charter school and it was the last graduation under sheriff hennessy who is our sheriff for three decades. three-plus decades. anyway, it was a wonderful event attended by many family members and very encouraging and also a stark reminder of the work that we still need to do here at san francisco unified and then i'd like to mention also the san francisco p.t.a. will be celebrating their 100th anniversary on february 10 and everyone is invited to come. it's $45 to come and celebrate that momentous occasion. at the next meeting i will not be present but commissioner maufas and i have both authored a resolution in commendation of them. so we look forward to that. and i ju

brianna coleman works across the street if the market. >> so she welcomed the news. >> we need justice around here. it's too much going around. too much going on. >> in oakland, hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> they say they're getting tips hope lead to arrest. the call was yesterday when the investigators released this photo of 36-year-old, he's suspected of shooting and killing his neighbor. mcdanielle is wanted in the fatal shooting of isaac white in january 4th. the two men lived on the same street and followed an argument. they say daniels should be considered armed and dangerous. one of the officers included in a scandal pleaded guilty today. lewis lombardi was a member an elite vice squad funded by the justice department. the times report lombardi pleaded guilty to 9 felonies and possession of illegal assault rifle. implicated his co-defendants. lombardi sentencing is set for april. house fire in the hills above hayward led to discovery of marijuana growing operation. sheriff's department says the fire started inside a home just after 1:30 you can see here the damage that resu

so i went to ask you, miss coleman, what has changed since your time? and, bryonn, after that, what has not changed? when you listen to this story 44 years later for what you sat down and fought for, what has changed? >> well, that is a difficult question. i have to say, depending on what part of the country you come from --

jennifer and donald coleman -- jennifer donelan spoke with family members. >> we spoke with all three families of the three teenagers this evening all families absolutely beyond grief. the driver who was driving in the right direction on route 50 has not been identified, the police still trying to contact his family. 3 friends, young lives lost in an instant when their car crashed head-on into another car. the man driving the car that hit was also killed. they were driving on the wrong side of the highway at 3:30 in the morning. the 18-year-old had just graduated from the high school last year. he was growing out his hair to donate to cancer patients. he was the oldest of three tight-knit brothers. that he was the nucleus of the family. he held us together. >> britney walker played soccer and lacrosse at meade high school. it was her car. her father said she was behind the wheel. an 18-year-old who also went to meet high school got along side of her friend. she had just died after visiting her father in germany. state police say there were reports of a car driving the wrong way on 97,

robert w coleman right now. things looking good.more of the same, no matter where you went today, let's head to annapolis. blue skies, a few of the high clouds out there. when you have the high clouds, not enough clouds to block out the sunshine, that's good news for all of you that love the sunshine such as myself. maryland's most powerful radar, we are dry. that trend is going to stick in place for a while. i'm going to show you when it's going to get out of here , the seven-day forecast is coming up soon. the winds, winchester, southwest now, sustained at 7 miles an hour, 8 charlottesville, oakland 12 now. it's dropped down a little bit. the last time we were at 4 in to oakland. as we go through tomorrow, it's going to be a breezy day on top. not as breezy as today. feeling the breezes but not southwest. tomorrow out of the northwest. the satellite, radar, not pucking up on a lot now in terms of cloud cover, if you want the precipitation, you are going to have to gelgo north to get snow. a lot of you like the snow, you are going

in 2007 daniel coleman was working for the maryland court system and tried to take a doctor-ordered tenays of medical leave. he claims the state fired him despite an a 1993 law saying employees can take up to three months of unpaid leave. coleman sued claiming the state violated the law and discriminated against him. >>> back to tom kierein to talk about the change in the weather that's coming. when is that rain supposed to come? >> we are beginning to see a few sprinkles in the metro area right now. as we take a look here is a live view from the sky watcher camera. we have the gray sky over washington now. and there is patchy fog around as well. temperatures are above freezing. we are into the mid and upper 30s in prince george's county, low 40s in montgomery county. and arlington county, fairfax county now upward 30s to on. as we look at the radar here is the wide view. look at that moving color. that's rain and that is beginning to move our way here and getting heavier, too. area in pink you see in the shenandoah valley and the high lands of west virginia, icing going on there. watch

william coleman with the word officer down lol. this is an arizona deputy shot and killed in the line of duty last week. he made death threats to a sheriff as well. this picture said wanted dead with the word dead under lined. the sheriff responded saying "how can anyone insult my deputies to such a degree as the person responsible for this website." they use blog spot as a template and it's a google property. they are sending them to mountain view to serve search warrants to find out the person who runs the blog. >> it's not my kind of site. >> eric goldman said if not clear if it is a threat to the officers or if it's protected by free speech rights. >> struggling between first amendment values and protecting against violence. this is a close call. it's a situation where i can see whether the website constitutes a threat. >> the sheriff believes otherwise and said "but the line is crossed when a person threatens an act of violence against another. we believe the author of this website definitely crossed that line." he said he is

washington he is the president and editor in chief of the less government also in washington we have greg coleman he is a government affairs lobbyist for public citizen and in los angeles we crossed a room he is the founding editor of the independent newspaper i'd gentleman cross-talk rules and if that means you can jump in anytime you want and i really very much encourage a room in los angeles if i go to you first in researching this program i came across i thought it was a very interesting and if not funny statement everyone loves to hate super pacs one critic said that they were quote a new political animal that is ugly loud and anti-democratic would you agree or disagree with that statement. well it's certainly is fundamentally anti-democratic you sensually have extremely wealthy people who can come in corporations that can come in with no disclosure they can coordinate with campaigns spend huge amounts of money distorting the political process they can basically broadcast whatever propaganda they like and i would ever time and we live in an age the second gilded age in america where there's

s eddie coleman from the d.c. academy started a tackle on the black squad, but potomac high school ronald darby came up with a nice pass break. he's going to notre dame in the fall and good second team wes brown announced he's going to maryland next season. congratulations to all the athletes brown and white team, winners tonight 49 -16. i'm dave feldman. brian is back with more right after this.  did you have >>> if the last two days have been too cold for you, have i got a feast for your cold eyes. look at tomorrow, 56 degrees, staying above normal till monday, brian. >> now you have the news edge. news is always on www.myfoxdc.com. pp@@ ÷ñpxúú

reporter: today is the last day anybody can appeal the permit the city issued for the new stadium near coleman and 880 across from norm minetta international. some people who live nearby, who have expressed concern about the noise the stadium would bring into their neighborhood have said they are considering an appeal. we spoke with the team this morning. they tell us that they have met with those residents to try to address their concerns and would continue to meet with them if the stadium plan goes through. the team hopes to receive final approval. so much so that they've already started selling 1,000 square feet. with the dream of having it open in time for a 2013 season. the team tells us that they would make the groundbreaking a big event and it would be open to the public and all their fans. here in san jose, bob redell, nbc news. >>> we'll get a better idea today of just how little snow is actually in the sierra. california department of water resources will conduct the first snow pack survey of the winter. early indications are it's only about a quarter of normal. last year reached mor

sector of the caucuses reserve in the company of ranges the jugo weather station is now schools of coleman says away. people and animals share the only path there is in this area going to do the bison let humans approach them but most of the people traveling around there as a grange isn't holds back the last short while ago patrol duty in a different area the focus of the short distance from here they can seem on shaky show that came across nine bodies and. the lettuce come quite close to them. were only fifteen meters away. bison leaving the coaxes reserve have no enemies sometimes humans can come very close to them provided they are on horseback buses a range of dismount the bison instantly make it clear they're poised for attack. were. horses are the most reliable and indispensable companions when people go on long trips in the mountains only horses with good training eligible for the job. was the door to this one as cold churton ish movie he's my favorite in the resistance but we became first friends. reading him is no problem he does what he's told to do. but this one is still young s