coleman foundation has cut its funding for planned parenthood.the money was being used for cancer screening. as grant lotus tells us, opponents call the move politically motivated. >> reporter: with races like this and the support of major supporting event, the susan g. coleman foundation has raised close to $2 billion to fight breast cancer. it is now under fire for plans to cut funds to planned parenthood. san mateo congresswoman, jacky spear, says this is politically motivated. >> the susan g. coleman race for the cure has made a political decision. i'd run in the susan g. coleman race for the cure, i've walked in the race for the cure, i have been the emcee of a number of events but not anymore. the coleman organization yesterday ironically announced the dismal rate of best cancer screening with women who do not have insurance is something like 38.2%. last year, the planned parenthood organization was responsible for over 700,000 breast cancer screenings for women who are poor. >> reporter: there's a republican-led congressional investigation

featured in this half hour, bessie coleman, the first african-american female pilot and matthew henson, arctic >> she was known as queen bess. in her short life and career, bessie coleman, the first african-american female pilot truly earned her title. bessie was born in 1892 in atlanta, texas, the tenth of 13 children. a few years later, the family moved to pick cotton, and bessie coleman grew up in a time when it wasn't easy for any woman, and particularly an african-american female to succeed at very many things outside the norm, and the norm would be cooking and cleaning and taking care of children, and sometimes if they got lucky, becoming a school teacher or a nurse, if they got the education. in bessie's case, she had very meager beginnings. she loved school. she walked to a one-room schoolhouse every day, to and from about a mile each way, and she excelled, especially in mathematics and science, which is the cornerstone of aviation. >> my teacher would say this is one of the most important lessons you are ever going to learn in life. don't pay no attention tour circumstances, s

they're in fact damaging our services for low income women. >> director of san francisco coleman downation says her also opposed the foundation assistance to cut. she's still worried that her local chapter is going to receive fewer donations in the future. ktvu channel 2 news. >> we'reless than 48 hours from the biggest football game of the year. super bowl xlvi. indianapolis is a host city for the first time. fans of the new york giants and then patriots are pouring into the city for 42. giants upset and undefeated patriots team. the prize vince lombardi trophy. tom brady will have the same number of super bowl victories. and get ready for baseball season. the giants are holding annual fan fest tomorrow at a standard a standard park. familiar faces are including brian wilson and buster posey who is bouncing back from a major leg injury. they'll get their first look from 2012 edition. regular season tickets also go on sale tomorrow. wintery full force in colorado. coming up the havoc on the roadway and of the disguise throughout the rockies. and if you can peel yourself away from the

bill coleman was brought in to serve on that commission as well. bill had said in his book that he believes 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 that period would be the little rock school crisis which we'll have a chance to discuss. president eisenhower very quickly moved during his precedensidency on a number of s as you heard whether it's directing the district of columbia to desegregate, taking president truman's decision 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 health care issues, but also in the military units. president eisenhower, during his military service had made the case repeatedly to his superiors that during world war ii that soldiers of color who were doing back breaking, hard labor in support of our troops and the allied cause deserved an opportunity to take up arms as well

southbound 880 past coleman, up to four cars involved.starting to see slow down southbound 880. with this closure in effect for another half hour you might want to start thinking of alternate routes. we'll keep you posted on this delay. live shot near the area north 101, southbound 880 approaching the accident. so far, no delays through this area at this point. san mateo bridge looks good but a stall has been reported in the westbound direction. we might start to see brake lights out of hayward. bay bridge toll very different story this morning. just a minor delay right now beyond the end of the parking lot. we'll take you to the waze traffic app. this shows you the accident right now on southbound 880. we have some commuters who have turned the app on. once we see slowing you can consider possibly the expressway as an alternate. get more at abc7news.com/waze. >>> 6:19. some of the science stars who fired a cannonball through a dublin house will be back in the neighborhood next week teaching science. two months ago the show "mythbusters"

coleman has said they do not make donations to organizations under investigation. planned parenthood fee is the focus of an inquiry launched by congressman to investigate how federal funds used to perform abortions curious take it look at some of the responses coming in. >>erica: if you would like to leave your own comments, check out our facebook fan page. call fact fall >>mark: to help determine is now confirming that narrow virus was the cause of sickness at st. ignatius preparatory. the score means closed for a third day and is scheduled to reopen on monday after the call is sanitized. officials say about 50 students called and said on tuesday in more than 90 were sent home after becoming ill. three to 25 students have now reported being affected. >>darya: in walnut creek, increase felice the trolls. police will be checking on the bars tonight and tomorrow night after last weekend when nine people were arrested and two people hospitalized. three police officers were injured in the midst of several drug in the bar fights. people are drinking too much and they be

coleman foundation.ney have traditionally gone from breast cancer screening for planned parenthood and susan g. coleman no longer supports that financially. we explain more about the controversy. >>reporter: with races like this around the country and the support of major sporting events, the susan g., a foundation has raised close to $2 million to fight breast cancer and a group that normally is craze is now under fire for cutting funds to planned parenthood, funds use for her breast exams. the foundation's facebook is being swamped with serious messages. this woman writes, the money that i'm going to give you was going to a nonprofit actually cares about women's health. shannon--shame on you. and of the rights to fall. >>reporter: the planned parenthood president said the group estimates to lose several thousand dollars for breast exams. >>reporter: what was the reason you were given? >> they kept raising the the fact it there is a federal regulation in congress. >>reporter: nancy brinker founded the g

deputy counsel kathie coleman put countless hours into this work. susan wong, who is now retired, also put countless hours into this work. mike davis of csba and i want to recognize ms. casco who was a great adviser throughout the process. president yee: commissioner maufas? commissioner maufas: i'm so glad we're to the end of this process. i feel like i've vivid -- visited the rules committee meetings just to participate and was able to skip the committee as a whole because i knew so much. i want to thank commissioner murase because, really, as a new board member, being asked to do this task, which we had been avoiding for so many years, thank you very much and it was your naivete that helped us to get through this because you kept plugging along and telling us that we could get through this and it will be a much better day for folks within sfusd and also the public. thank you for leading the way. president yee: that was her initiation present. roll call, please. >> thank you. [roll call vote was taken] [the measure passed unanimously] president ye

i went one night to hear coleman hawkins. there was this guy playing piano. i did not understand what he was playing. i can play more piano than this guy. i went back and then discovered the gene in some ofmonk, fell in love with his music, and then spent three years hanging out with him, taking him to brooklyn, to my father's house. my father had a restaurant at the time. we had the best jukebox in the world. everybody from duke ellington to nat king cole, sarah vaughn. musicians would come on my long and argue, who was better? culturally, it was an incredible period. i spent time listening to the royalty of our music. >> randy weston that, as we continue this black history month special. >> "hi fly" by randy weston, his song about being 6 feet 8 inches. we sat down at the tribeca performing arts center with randy weston. after serving in the army, he recurred to his home in brooklyn and then later moved to massachusetts, a decision that changed his life. >> after we came back from the army, i came home, but there were drugs in the neighborhood. i had a frie

>> yes, it is blocking two lanes, at coleman avenue right at the san jose international airport and this crash is going to be delaying traffic. they also have it closer to the alameda and that's all we know it is a relatively new accident here and it looks like they are sending paramedic teams to the area. they are trying to get these cars out of the way and again it is an injury crash, southbound 880 between coleman and the other. it's still light in the area but if it stays there for any length of time we will have a problem. traffic looks good coming down to the golden gate fields. no major problem heading eastbound to richmond. >>> and a small back up on the upper deck of the bay bridge does look good going to san francisco. 6:08 let's go to steve. >>> and any breeze means temperatures are held up and i will show you some all over the map. lows coming up in a second. we will filter in from a weak system, mainly north bay, mostly sunny today. 34 to 52, in fact 54, just any breeze, temperatures are up and it is dropping fast. 48 to 58 by noon and it will be warmer, mostly sunny 58 to 6

coleman for the cure you are looking at right here. nearly four minute video, called the accusations with the organization hurtful. she said this in the part of a new branding strategy to eliminate those locations and free of more dollars for higher impact programs. supporters say that they are feeling that the organization has not changed. >> i guess they still do an awful lot of good in many areas but there is a question mark map. >> i would be more inclined to give money to it planned parenthood as a result. >>reporter: a spokesperson for planned parenthood said that susan g. cohen and her decision was not disappointed to hear. burn -- >>kimberlee: because of their decision to pull fund in the susan g. coleman foundation is now collecting a lot of backlash online. their web site was hacked earlier this one in check this out. the banner on the front page of the web site was changed car from do this, who to this. her protect did not stay up for a long it would remove a short time later. and to petition to established online. both are

in homs, coleman provided the bbc vivid accounts of the brutality.earing her now is haunting just hours before her death. >> we were just shelled. rockets coming in, hitting any building. the building i'm in was hit last week. all of the streets i've been on, i have not seen one military target. >> reporter: and the reporting mattered in homs. people here braved snipers and shelling to give them a brief memorial before the fighting started again. turkey is proposing the establishment of a buffer zone right here in the border area to allow humanitarian supplies to enter syria. the proposal is expected to be discusseded at a meeting in tunisia tomorrow attended by secretary clinton. richard engle, nbc news, along the turkish-syrian border. >>> iran feeling more pressure. the european union preparing regulations that would prepare to evict iran from the clearing house in brussels. still, iran says it is not backing down. instead it is actually considering extending its sanction on oil exports to more european countries. it has stopped sending supplies d

coleman lantern is good.is one is basically an ad justible table lantern, you can have it focused or make a broad area. it's a good area illumination s you can sit down and eat. you can't eat with a flashlight >> after about the first day th november ti of the earthquake and the city being black is going to wear off. >> real fast. >> and about the third day you're going to be so sick you won't imagine it. the stuff you put away now is going to be so valuable to you. you cannot expect the fire department to come driver's license, the police department. they're going to be, as they say, taxed to their limit. you need to be able to be self-sufficient in a comfortabl manner, with your neighbors. >> a coil of line -- with your neighbors. yeah, you've got to have line. you've got to be tying stuff up you need to learn how to tie a boland. i know that's asking a lot but you need to learn how to tie at least one knot and that's a boland. we're having a special seminar on how to tie a boland, not today. it looks like

sergeant kendra coleman lost her leg in afghanistan. the crowd gathered around the new four bedroom 3 bathroom house in a suburb of houston. it was built by the helping hero organization. coleman says once she settles into the home she plans to return to school and helping other amputees. >>> health news this morning, the american academy of pediatrics recommending that girls and boys at 11 to 12 years old get a routine hpv vaccination. now it's most effective if given before childa child is sexual active. it prevents genital warts and certain cancers when the children begin to have sex. >>> startling news about sleeping pills today. millions of americans rely on it but a study may be a wakeup call acord together british medicaljournal researchers found over two years people who took sleeping pills were 3 1/2 times as likely to die of all the causes than those who didn't take the pills. one concern is sleeping pills could delay a critical diagnosis. >> the higher death rate seen in people using sleeping pills may well reflect the diseas

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southbound 880 between coleman and the alameda exit itself. the off-ramp is closed at the alameda.ps some of the earlier reported debris may be actually involving this accident. we have a number of cars pulled to the shoulder and at least one or two lanes blocked. we have about a half dozen chp vehicles on scene and the coroner has also been called. i'm told about two hours until this investigation will be cleared. that will be a problem as folks do head out of the area as they're going down into san jose. we also have some slowing northbound 101 coming through the area just north of 680 and the interchange. and as folks are heading this way and heading south we'll have a reroute. folks will hear about the accident and they'll start to scramble when they hear southbound 880 and not know what to do so 87 will probably also get slowing as well. this is the ripple effect we're talking about. we've already had earlier slowing for 101. and 87 showing a little bit heavier flow of traffic than typical at this time. 85 really bumping up the volume. those are not necessarily related to the

coleman for the cure has resigned after a dispute over funding for planned parenthood. she announced her resignation as a vice president for public policy in a letter to, officials this morning. she told officials that she supported the move to cut off funding for planned parenthood. in a resignation letter she said i am deeply disappointed by the christmas characterization's of this strategy, its rationale and my involvement in it. feel free to share with us your comments, we could read them on the air. >>darya: live in the weather center we are tracking a storm. >>darya: we're talking about the diablo hills, just as the the east of danville. moderate rainfall. to the north, 680 north between walnut creek and concord, some moderate rain falling. the rain is coming down rather steadily. on the peninsula is hit or miss. we have some areas of rain near pacifica and down near the embarcadero. sfo is in the clear right now. candlestick point is in the clear and daly city. in the north bay, blanketed right now. it is sort of a mixed. light-moderate rain. it looks like we hav

coleman--koeman foundation is changing course.y said they were pulling money from the planned parenthood foundation. >> ysabel: the money is used for breast screening set up by planned parenthood. after the word spread that they would lose funding the clinics saw a sharp increase in funding raising $3 million this week alone. >> marty: coming up, a memorial for two east bay high school student killed in just one week. when a carpet is clean and fresh, it's irresistible. experience this in your home with resolve deep clean powder. its moist powder penetrates deep, removing three times more dirt than vacuuming alone while also neutralizing odors at their source. it's a clean you can see, smell, and really enjoy. resolve deep clean powder. don't just vacuum clean, resolve clean. >> marty: tragedy struck the east bay high school. to his students were killed. this is a photograph of the two. the tragic events started last saturday when the senior was killed by being struck by a train in richmond. that if the and and on the right in his

and he's &pnot alone:(mario coleman)"the we were shocked to realize all the cars had been damaged.."aged.. they remmin at the repair shop. (cairnn)"the victims in thisscase.. are convinced this &pwas a professionnl job.. in this car the entire dashboard ponsole was completely ripped out"(laasell burger) "we come helping this mall survive oney - helping this mall survive.. and yet when we return to our vehicles.. our vehicles are destroyed.. damaged property gone.. cars missing" (reflection shot)"this arra is a bbg target for criminals" policeesay the auto club may have been targeted. police) (lt jaaee frederrcks)"it would appear at this time they were targetedd. we'll see what the video evidence meets out for that"anddthats not all.. some of victimm ended up in jail themselves:(mario coleman)"once they gave us the police report numbers they basically told us to gge the hell off the property"(side angle)"" tried to leave but they put us under arrest." (kyle & osaa)"were charged with trespassinn not obeeing a lawful order"(side angle)""eople come up here to shop its just not safe"the v

. >> this is in the coleman foundation is trying to win back supporters fog. dewitt of more on that story. of the >>reporter: but susan become a for the cure is known for its racist and other events that draw huge donations, but donations may take a dive after the reinstated funding to planned. who provides health care for work including abortion. >> of people ultimately want to make sure that there aren't many of the it is not going to plant. that which is the nation's largest abortion providers. the clock did the reporter ron but even critics it was rare for them to restore the funding to planned burner. >> of their job is not to make everyone happy, our job is to ensure that women's health comes first. women's health needs to come before of death and religious pressure. >>vicki: after alienating those on both sides of the abortion debate, it is trying to convince them to the office of a shared cost -- shared cause. >>brian: a court is day-to- day. we did have some high clouds in the pacific but it is slowly taking its time getting here. on the bay bridge, t

in a statement, coleman asked the community to be patient. he says additional forensic agents and supervisors are working the case and the vervetion could take several weeks. >>> in the district a georgetown man charged with killing his 91-year-old wife is being tran officered for a psychiatric hospital now. the doctor says the suspectal louis enates about taking direction from the archangel gabriel and believes got will take care of him during a 40- day fast. >>> d.c. police have stepped up their presence in the wake of a rash of robberies in upper northwest. first one happened about 7:15 monday night. police say three males robbed a map. some of them even punched him before taking off. a few hours later, another robbery on garrison street that involved two masked men. it is believed the men then drove a short distance and economied another robbery on western avenue. police think the spree may be connected to similar crimes in the same part of town. art of t >> obviously, concern, i mean goodness gracious, a lot of elderly people that live i

however, sources knowledgeable about the decision claim these are excuses and coleman was trying to find a way to stop funding planned parenthood because of pressure from antiabortion groups. they also say komen's top health official molly williams recently resigned in protest over the decision. brinker would not comment. your own organization has said that planned parenthood using your money has done life saving work to help low income women. >> we think they have done some great work over a period of time and we are not commenting on the past. we are commenting on the nature of the grants that have to be done in the future. >> reporter: brinker says other grant recipients also will lose funding under the new policies. lisa meyers, nbc news, washington. >>> here is a look at some of the other stories making news early today in america. >>> new york police have released video of an armed robber terrorizing people at gun point at local gas stations. >>> newly released video shows the moment of impact when a bus carrying rush hour commuters was hit by a pickup truck that had is cross the m

president yee: so if we could have a reading of the resolution by superintendent or designee, casey coleman? yes, and if we could just have the short version, thank you. i don't want you to read every single 50 pages of rules. >> this -- as the board president stated, it's 1112-13sp2, the full title is "the adoption of california school board association c.s.p.a. series 9000, board policies and administrative regulations to replace articles 1, 2, 4, 5, definitions and exhibits a and b of current board policies and regulations p120. the requested action is that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district adopt the california school board association cfba series 9,000 board rules and procedures as revised by sfusd to replace current articles 1, 2, 4, 5, definitions and exhibits a and b of board policies and regulations p120 with the exception of article 3, advisory committees of p120, which will remain in effect. the above changes, if adopted, will be effective as of the adjournment of this meeting of the board of education convened on this 14th of february, 2012. pres

he is accused of shooting 34- year-old coleman of suitland outside the heritage india restaurant on connecticut avenue. police say a fight broke out at the restaurant and spilled out on to the sidewalk. >> in richmond, the house of delegates has passed a bill that would outlaw all abortions. the rights of persons would apply from the moment sperm and egg unit. the house also passed a bill that would require every woman to have an ultrasound before undergoing an abortion. >>> and in fairfax, a same couple living in anondale applied for a marriage license. now we introduced you to barb and last night at 11:00, their move was largely symbolic. the demonstrators gathered with them, saying they are hoping things will change. >> here we are in 2012. 45 years after the supreme court decided in loving versus virginia that interracial marriage was unconstitutional. here we sit together singing songs and supporting love. >> same sex couples tried to apply for marriage licenses in arlington and richmond. >> maryland's general assembly is wrestling with the issue of same sex marriage and martin o'malley sa

coleman was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries and a child taken to the hospital with minor smoke inhalation >> . it was the scariest thing i've ever seen. >> i heard everybody screaming and running. the hallway was packed with smoke crack. the fire started in the basement and spread to the second-floor. it took an hour for firefighters to put out the flames. another fire under investigation, this one in silver spring. the blaze broke out around 5:30 yesterday evening on its fall or avenue in an apartment. a firefighter and a resident or taken to hospital. injuries are not life- threatening. department did not have a working smoke alarm. >> opening statements begin today in the trial of five d.c. man charged in a deadly shooting spree in march of 2010. orlando carter, jeffrey best, robert bost, lamar williams, and another. accused of killing five people over eight days including the south capitol street shooting that left four people dead. d.c. council will take a bill prompted diane blackby those shootings today. >> guardian angels are helping d.c. residents fight bac

nationwide reaction between the divorce between the planned parenthood and the coleman foundation. >> every hour ordeal, uninterrupted buddy trench outside his house. after an all-out rescue effort, the man was pulled out a lot. we are in brentwood and we will tell you how that happened. >> behind me is don't view drive. normally it's quiet but tonight is anything but. all of these emergency crews are just outside the 8-foot deep, 12 long and six-inch white trench. rescuers tell me man was detained while trying to uncover the sewer blockage. and blockage. and that's what he was followed by the earth. >> at 5:30 this evening to this report by the person trapped in the trench. >> when they arrived they found the man swallowed by the earth. >> they can't contest the picture around him when they started immediately time to stabilize the trench. >>> he was conscious, and complaining of links dot mac pane to his legs. >> crews quickly realized that trench crews were needed and that the team's rushing. >> the first target was to stabilize the trench. that was done by shoring up the side. >>

we've seen it between susan coleman planned parenthood. >> great for women or great for -- >> i meanhe senate which is a record number. we're going to have more turning out. they have doubled. >> john boehner may not be non-white male, correct. >> it's entirely possible. >> thank you all. that's it for your this edition of "the daily rundown." tune in tomorrow for msnbc's all-day coverage of the nevada caucuses because we have no idea when some of the polls close. we'll have the results and analysis when they finally let us know when the polls have closed. that will be on monday. coming up next, chris "jansing & co." coming up at 1:00, don't miss "andrea mitchell reports." bye-bye. ♪ you and me and the big old tree ♪ ♪ side by side, one, two, three ♪ ♪ count the birds in the big old tree ♪ ♪ la la la [ male announcer ] the inspiring story of how a shipping giant can befriend a forest may seem like the stuff of fairy tales. ♪ ♪ you and me and the big old tree side by side ♪ but if you take away the faces on the trees... take away the pixie dust. take away the singing animals, and the

marie coe8 coleman was killed in syria.she may have been murdered after claiming to kill any journalist that sets forth on syrian. >> in a career spanning 30 years she covered wars around the world and was renown for compassionate clear writing. all earning her the respect of her colleagues. news corporations rupert murdoch wrote. she had fearlessly covered wars in many places, she put her life on many occasions because she was driven by determination because suffering of victims did not go unreported. it was that determination and the passion she had for the stories she told. >>> i am a war correspondent more by default. >> because what happens in a situation like that, because often you get sent there and they know you are not going to crack up, i suppose. >> i think successful war correspondents you just have to be able to do with absolutely anything and expect anything. if you go into a situation where people are shooting at each other and increasingly, i think that is the change in wars increasingly at everything, you

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

tonight, mayor calvin coleman released a statement asking the community to be patient. the investigation could take several weeks. >>> another big story we're following. a loudoun county sheriff deputy accused of going too far on a call. a local man is suing saying he was roughed up saying he may have permanent brain damage and the incident caught on camera. a closer look. will. >> let me set the scene. at a loudoun county shopping plaza celebrating his wife's birthday. piled into a taxi afterwards and an argument with the driver broke out and thing got out of hand. a sheriff deputy rolls up his backup and dash cam records what happened next. garcia is a father of five with twins, a butcher. he is seen standing next to an officer with his hands in the air. he was calm and was doing what he was told, then deputy terri daniel runs out of his car and tackles garcia. his head slams to the ground. take a look at his mug shot from that november night back in 2009. garcia was battered. he is accused of assault from the earlier argument and pled guilty to a misdemeanor charge.

this city might be coleman now, a safe haven, but the politics remained chaotic. two decades of anarchy cannot be wished away. -- the city might be calm now, a safe haven. >> now to a graphic novel on the web. this tells the story of protests which erupted following the disputed elections in 2009. recently, one of the artists and the editor spoke to us about the project. why did they turn to the internet to have maximum impact? >> i am the author. this is the story of a mother who discovers that her son has vanished during the protests of 2009 in iran. you have to find out where he is, how to find out where your son is once he has vanished. the brother is a blogger, not only to find the islamic republic but also telling the story of iran. their images they were sending out. they took these little images and they put them together into a large story. this is a student leader and they forced him to dress up as a woman. one of the reasons we're doing this is so people can get out of it. it was an act of collective journalism. this was one of the most powerful illustr

build a new stadium, a $60 million, 18,000-seat stadium right next to their training facility here on coleman just across from the airport. well, then a resident who lives nearby appealed that decision saying the team has not adequately addressed neighbors' concerns about the bright stadium lights and the noise from the crowds. well, tonight the planning commission will consider this appeal. we've got san jose earthquakes' president here. good morning to you. >> morning. great to be here. >> reporter: what do you say in return to their concern about the bright lights and noise? >> we think we have a great plan for the stadium that addresses the community's concerns about noise and sound and also lights, while also giving our fans an ability to really cheer and root for the quakes. >> they wanted a dome. they also wanted you to do something else. you said it was financially prohibitive. what's the middle ground though to address their concerns if they live somewhere in that distance? >> some of the key things that we've done is we're not including concerts in the original permit and that was o

well another manager taking charge of his national side for the first time this chris coleman has replaced the late gary speed as wales manager and later on wednesday they welcome costa rica in a match dedicated to the memory of speed the forty two year old was found hanged at his home in november. elsewhere the kontinental hockey league playoffs are kicking off with the western conference quarterfinals beginning later on wednesday face the biggest test in their battle with outland having fired their coach a day before the start of the postseason they play the first game in the best of seven series with alexander's none of the caretaker of the dimitri was let go. moscow are now facing a tough series of games against top seeded scarse and. torpedo take on love inside an armory in a moscow are up against a number of mates from valery. have it all to do with basketball during a play want to go beyond the top sixteen stage decorated sixth you are late winners punished and i cross could end the season and apartment later on wednesday the greeks already qualified for the playoffs politics will b

the san jose earthquakes soccer team to build their new $60 million, 18,000-seat stadium here on coleman across from norm mineta international. in december the planning department gave the quakes the go-ahead, but then a resident who lives nearby appealed citing concerns over the bright lights that will be coming out from the stadium and the noise from the crowds at the games. neighbors don't think the team has adequately addressed those concerns. the team says it can't afford to dome the stadium as some have suggested. >> you sympathize with their position though? i mean the idea of having a stadium near your house i don't think is appealing to anyone. >> well, i mean i think the key thing is that we follow the public process from the beginning. has almost been four years working through the environmental impact report, zoning, the pd permit we are doing right now. we feel we've followed the process, worked with the city and we have a plan that addresses the community's concerns. >> reporter: we did invite neighbors to come out and speak with us this morning. they either declined or nev

senator norm coleman is a former republican congressman from minnesota and joins us this morning fromlis. what do you predict will happen on tuesday? >> it's up in the air. a poll two weeks ago had gingrich ahead of romney 36-18, santorum and ron paul right behind. that's changed. i think that margin's gone. on the other hand, it's still a horserace here. santorum's on the air with tv commercials, ron paul had a big rally. he's done a lot of work on the ground here. so minnesota is easily in the toss-up category today. >> that would be surprising, and you're a romney man, tim paw lenpawlenty, said he can't guarantee a romney win. is that troubling? >> it's not troubling. you got to work at democracy in minnesota. by the way, what's happening on tuesday really is a -- it's a beauty contest, a straw poll. delegates are not chosen until they go through a more complex process, basically a organizing unit. the next level which may be a county or house district, then you go to your congressional districts, and then you go to the state convention in may, may 5th. so it's a process. grassroot

are left with dry conditions, a fine finish in the day and in baltimore much the say here, robert w coleman. nice looking sunset downtown. a beautiful day and a nice finish to the evening. just a little chilly as the lights start to dim in the city. right now temperature wise, low 30s, to 20s. depends where you are on the map. if are you watching from around the state line, northern baltimore you are finding mid to low 20s. york is at 20 and western maryland where they are blowing the smoke, just north of hagerstown toward white tale cold weather is here and this could be one of the best ski seasons we have had. especially in western maryland and the temperatures staying cold, especially by night. wind is calm now. not a concern. we did have a bit of a wind chill factor. highs into the midand upper 40s. you know, not bad, tomorrow we improve the numbers by about five, six degrees in the low 50s, 50 or so at pbi. clouds blowing in onto. these aren't rain maker, really no consequence but it's in some sense a little bit of blow off of a more significant system out in the country's midsection t

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moment in time well another manager taking charge of his national side for the first time is chris coleman he's replaced the late gary speed as wales manager and later on wednesday they welcome costa rica in a match dedicated to the memory of speed the forty two year old was found hanged at his home in november. elsewhere the kontinental hockey league playoffs are kicking off with the western conference quarterfinal battles later on wednesday sevastopol face the biggest test in their battle with outland having fired their coach a day before the start of the post season they play the first game in their best of seven series with alexander smuggled into the caretaker coach after a late tree was let go moscow and now facing a tough series of games against top seeded scarse and it is to paedo take on love inside. the number of moscow up against a number of men from bela rivers. meanwhile only have it all to do in basketball's your only that if they want to go beyond the competitions top sixteen stage decorated six time euro league winners panther my course could end their season in a buffer in