so connecticut still in it. advantagust just under 26 to play. in almost 4 years since the u-conn huskies lost a regular season game in the big east. >> [crowd noise]. >> don: the ball knocked around. coming up with is novosel. fouled. could be the final punch. >> mary: every good streak needs to come to an end. >> [buzzer]. >> don: the foul trouble on hartley hartley. >> mary: defensive pressure. you can see the emotion of natalie novosel. >> don: they played their hearts out. they absolutely go at it non-stop. 40 minutes and now into the 45th minute in overtime. hartley fouls out. leading scorer with 25. >> mary: could not have given her team anything more. >> don: novosel has been sensational. the senior from kentucky hit 9 of 10 free throws. she has 19 points. >> mary: maybe this game didn't seen anything because it's not the ncaa tournament. this game means a lot to notre dame. a lot! >> don: it does. sesh to shoot. notre dame by 7. doty. fighting to get free. they call a held ball. a timeout is called. >>

so connecticut still in it. advantagust just under 26 to play. in almost 4 years since the u-conn huskies lost a regular season game in the big east. >> [crowd noise]. >> don: the ball knocked around. coming up with is novosel. fouled. could be the final punch. >> mary: every good streak needs to come to an end. >> [buzzer]. >> don: the foul trouble on hartley hartley. >> mary: defensive pressure. you can see the emotion of natalie novosel. >> don: they played their hearts out. they absolutely go at it non-stop. 40 minutes and now into the 45th minute in overtime. hartley fouls out. leading scorer with 25. >> mary: could not have given her team anything more. >> don: novosel has been sensational. the senior from kentucky hit 9 of 10 free throws. she has 19 points. >> mary: maybe this game didn't seen anything because it's not the ncaa tournament. this game means a lot to notre dame. a lot! >> don: it does. sesh to shoot. notre dame by 7. doty. fighting to get free. they call a held ball. a timeout is called. >>

. >> en la cuerda floja el peligro el alcalde de un ciudad de connecticut serÁ suficiente la renunciae su jefe de policÍa. >> reclamos a y gritos el escÁndalo choque de un empresario y el presidente de mÉxico. >> anticonceptivos de la discordia, iglesias y gobierno se atacan por causa de los anticonceptivos. >> en la ediciÓn martes del "noticiero telemundo", comienza ya. >> (♪). >> "noticiero telemundo" con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> (♪). >> hola que tal, muy buenas tardes. estamos a hora y media del cierre de urnas en las primarias en el estado de la florida que le pone fin a uno de los capÍtulos mÁs agresivos, intensos y costosos de la contienda republicana por la nominaciÓn a la presidencia. >> en que hoy, hoy se espera participaciÓn de unos 2 millones de votantes, tenemos una amplia cobertura, vanessa h estÁ en tampa con mitt romney y el bombardeo de ataques. >> angie sandoval val con la campaÑa de newt gingrich y el pulso de una primera contienda donde el voto latino ha sido corto jaed, comenzamos con angie sandov sandoval. >> buenas tardes josÉ despues de tres consultas que dieron a t

graduating student in connecticut. so we do have a little placeholder in the curriculum. it's still an issue in terms of having materials and resources for teachers. we do take very seriously this idea that you get to the kids, the young voters where they are. so in the spirit of that we also were doing poster and essay contests. so we decided to try a new idea which was a video contest. and we sort of teamed up with comcast. that's one of the reasons i bring you here today because comcast is a sponsor for us. and this is something maybe we could do nationally. but it's virtually no cost to us. we start a video competition and this is going to be initially for college students to try to get them to make 30-second psa spots that comcast will broadcast the winners of the contest will be broadcast in the fall, just before the presidential election. it's supposed to be basically introducing their creative way of reaching out to their own fellow students. how would you convince them -- why would you want to go vote? we're h

we have details and the first snowfall in connecticut. we have details and the first snowfall in connecticut. >> we'll have another check on oh, i see. a throne for the tv... room for movies... your workout gear... non-stop football... it's a man cave! the boys next door will never leave. who says we want them to? for febreze fabric refresher; we asked real people if they'd help us with an experiment they agreed. [ experimenter 1 ] relax, take some nice deep breaths. [ experimenter 2 ] what do you smell? lilac. clean. there's something that's rellly fresh. a little bit beach-y. like children's blankets. smells like home. [ experimenter 1 ] okay. take your blindfolds off. ♪ hello? [ male announcer ] and now new and improved febreze fabric refresher with up to two times the odor elimination so you can breathe happy, guaranteed. people in connecticut are after their first snowstorm of the year. a dump of to a protest note. the rose led to hundreds of accidents. more icy roads today. they're under a freezing grain advisory. with us, it's the

of another connecticut tragedy.iam pettitte is getting married. he's now engaged to a 34-year-old photographer. they reportedly met while she was taking pictures for his family foundation. >>> in other news this morning, the number of twins born in the usa is skyrocketing. doubling over the past three decades. according to government figures, just 1 in 53 bifrts were twins back in 1980. but by 2009, that number had jumped to 1 in every 30 births. the study found the increase was largely a result of fertility treatment treatments, which are more prevalent among older moms. >>> are you ready for some football? there's only one game left in college football's bowl championship series. it won't be like last night's game. the reasons why, from espn news. >> good morning. cole wright here with your espn news update. orange bowl city. let's get after it. a pair of teams looking to share the record books. west virginia taking on clemson. both teams looking for a battle. geno smith to tavon austin for the sidelines. this pla

is now in the hands of a connecticut doct. doctor.sunday's game ended after kicker billy cundiff missed a field oal. connecticut resident terry odor was in the right place at the right time when it happened.he says it bounced off his three friends before reaching him... and holding onto it wasn't easy. "i grabbed it in both hands... like this... tucked it down and immediately 15 to 20 guys jumped on my back... i was literally buried under the crowd for about four minutes... " " patriots fans are now requesting to have pictures taken with the ball. the patriots wonnthe a-f-c championship game 23- to 20. a major break through in the fight against cancer... the accidental discovery... being called... a "cancer vaccine"... that could lead to a cure. cure. ((break 1)) ((bump in)) ((2-shot toss to weather))ation, you just don't know how to hold the reservation. and that's really the most important part of the reservation-- the holding. i've dealt with all types of tax problems. one thing has never changed: people want to know their taxes ha

the owners of melody record shop on connecticut avenue northwest. they say they would love to stay open but changing technology and a difficult economy have taken their toll. they say for the past 34 years melody has adapted from vinyl, to eight track, to cassettes, cds, and back to vinyl. the store will close for good this winter. an official date has not been announced. >>> a family is waking up with their dog after he vanished from his home in owings mills. dodger reunited with his owners thanks to high tech help. someone found him in severna park last night and used a microchip to track down his owners, who are now living in north carolina. dodger has a few scrapes and missing some teeth, but his family is happy that he is back home. >> that's what happens. you run the world for a while, you might miss some teeth after four years. you don't get regular food. >> that technology is really incredible. the humane society will do it for -- i forget how much. $30 or less, and it helps you keep track of your pet. it's a good idea. >> i need one of thos

near connecticut avenue we will keep you posted if they find anything in our next report. >>> all right well, we are here in arlington talking about what is going on with traffic and the roadways here. we have a little bit of light mist nothing too serious i know there are some little girls i was with last night so excited for school to just be totally cancelled today. it is probably not that kind of day girls. i am sorry you will have to go to school however anybody hitting the roads, you might want to hit a little bit of caution. jurisdictions were prepared for what might be a slick, slippery day many trucks and road crews out and about, several on the highway, side roads i have seen one here in arlington that we are prepared to treat the roads for whatever happened to fall, icy patches or sleet. even though roads seem clear federal government is giving workers a break because do you remember what happened last year. look at pictures from january last year when a storm hit and the government did not react quickly, folks were out in the snow and ice and got stranded some for 10 or 12 h

outer loop at connecticut had an accident. multivehicle crash in the left lane. but it is absolutely clear and no issues for you. >> danella, thank you. >>> 11:36. the u.s. department of education named three elementary schools as blue ribbon schools. carson elementary, white hall in bowie, crofton meadows in anne arundel county. blue ribbon award recognizes schools with high performance for significant improvement in reading and math as measured by state tests and schools from baltimore, hartford and worcester counties were also recognized. congratulations. it is that time of year when parents across our area start tackling what for many of us is an annual puzzle. finding and scheduling summer camps for kids. here to help is brooke who may be a familiar face to loyal nbc viewers. so nice to see you. >> it is awesome to see you. thanks. >> a lot of people remember you as brooke hart. you were an nbc correspondent for years. launched a new website called camp easy. how does it work? >> well, camp easy is -- a new way of providing parents with the information that

before that he was a congressman i want to show you a picture of me in connecticut one nine hundred seventy five. that's the year that chris dodd first became a congressman noticed something i was a little tiny girl exactly like all those people in tahrir square who only grew up who only knew barak i have only ever known chris dodd and joe lieberman they were always our counters per cent are always our center they were always ruling us determining what connecticut could do and here he is he goes over to the n.p.a. and the whole internet space suddenly has become a genuine threat since we barak was overthrown yet you mention mubarak and the mubarak regime toppled quickly because the facebook revolution caught move barack off guard obviously an entire region is still trying to figure out this whole thing of social media same thing with hollywood they have been quietly putting in for copyright term extensions for decades they've had their way for decades suddenly mobilization against sopa and pipa within a day within a week it was defeated in washington with lightning speed justice and

. >> arrestan a varios policÍas por abusos contra hispanos en connecticut.aprovechaban de ellos por ser indocumentados. >> avanzan los preparativos para recibir al papa. en sÓlo semanas el pontÍfice estarÁ ante más de 700.000 personas. comenzamos. >> Éste es noticiero univisiÓn, ediciÓn nocturna. >> bienvenidos a la emisiÓn nocturna. comenzamos con el discurso del presidente barack obama sobre el estado de la uniÓn este aÑo considerado por muchos analistas como el lanzamiento de su campaÑa para la reelecciÓn. hablÓ de comercio, medio ambiente, de innovar la tecnologÍa y sobre migraciÓn y empleo pidiÓ que le envÍen los proyectos de ley a su escritorio para el aprobarlos. >> en su discurso sobre el estado de la uniÓn, el presidente obama presentÓ a una naciÓn aÚn preocupada por la economÍa, sus ideas para un paÍs mÁs justo las razones por las cuales deben elegirlo. marcando un contraste con los republicanos, el presidente afirmÓ que ya no hay excusas para no avanzar en materia migratoria. >> tenemos que estar trabajando ahora mismo en una forma sobre migraciÓn

el alcalde en connecticut defiende a policÍas acusados de tratar mal a los hispanos. >> barack obamae que no antepondrÁ la lucha por el dream act. >> surge la esperanza para dueÑos de casas que estÁn en riesgo de perderlas. una organizaciÓn ofrece ayuda. >> un derrumbe en brasil deja muertos y heridos. mÁs personas pueden estar sepultadas por los escombros. >> Éste es noticiero univisiÓn, ediciÓn nocturna. >> hola, buenas noches, bienvenidos a la ediciÓn nocturna, comenzamos con el alcalde de una comunidad que hoy amaneciÓ en medio de la controversia por las declaraciones consideradas por muchos como racistas. el alcalde de connecticut, una ciudad alterada en los Últimos dÍas por denuncias de maltrato a inmigrantes por parte de algunos agentes de policÍas. seguimos esta controversia. >> comerciantes como Él, tienen innumerables victorias sobre los maltratos de los que fueron vÍctimas. >> casi todos los dÍas se paraban frente a la tienda. comenzaban a checar las placas. los detenÍan, les quitaban sus carros. >> el 10% de la poblaciÓn es latina en este pueblo, pero el 40% de los arrest

but the settlers of sat, many of whom -- of vermont, many of whom had come from connecticut, up the connecticutr, had been getting these grants from wentworth who was governor of new hampshire, they insist it's theirs. and that's a long and interesting story, but something tells me we don't have time to do that now. i would hike to make just some concluding -- like to make some concluding thank you remarks if you don't mind, and this is really stupid, but could i borrow a coup of the book? [laughter] -- a copy of the book? i forgot to bring it up here. so i just want to say some thank yous. first person i'd like to thank is the person who's trying to shrink out the door, but don't. [laughter] the students here all know her as the program coordinator of the strategic studies program. not only has she orchestrated this whole event and made it

is now in the hands of a connecticut doct. doctor.e ended after kicker billy cundiff missed a field goal. connecticut resident terry odor was in the right place at the right time when it off three of his friends before reaching himm.. and holding on to it wasn't easy. "i grabbed it in both hands... like this... tucked it down and immediately 15 to 20 guys jumped on my back... i was literally buried under the crowd for about four minutes... " " patriots fanssare now requesting to have pictures taken with the ball. he patriots won the a-f-c championship game 23- tt 20. american idol heads to aspen. aspen.((from spurs to boot to hat, the whole 9 yards.)) &pyards.))how the american idol judges prepaae for the snow... and why one of tonight's contestants won't even sing for the judges. plus... it's almost the end of january... and it feels pretty good outtthere.buttwe want to know if colder air iss coming...meteorologiss steve fertig has the answer next. you're watching fox 45 good day baltimore. you're watching fox 45 good day baltimore.

good morning, connecticut. i got friends out there. >>> at the box office this weekend, two new films and a family release will battle for the top spot with most experts calling the race a tossup. the mark wahlberg and indicate beckensall film is expected to appeal to men. "joyful noise" as directors of competing church choirs target women and audiences. beauty and the beast after families. all three expected to earn somewhere in a $15 million range. >>> elsewhere heather locklear parents say she is resting and in stable condition in a california hospital. tmz reporting she took a dangerous mix of prescription drugs and alcohol. >>> sylvester stallone and arnold schwarzenegger will reunite in a movie. katy perry's parents are trying to set up a meeting between her and broncos quarterback tim tebow. >> trying to jump on the coat tails? >> what is going on? can you explain this tebow phenomenon to me? >> he is a polarizing figure. people either love him or dislike him. >> and you? >> i have no problems with him a

the settlers of vermont many of whom are from connecticut to the connecticut river getting these grantsas field operators. governor of new hampshire. that is a long and interesting story. we don't have time to do that now. i would like to make some concluding remarks if i might. this is really stupid but can i borrow a copy of the book? hy forgot to bring it up here. i just want to say thank you. first person i would like to thank. person trying to slink out the door but don't. the students here all know sarah mccall as coordinator of strategic studies. not only did she orchestrate this whole event and make it as wonderful as she makes everything, really taken care of me for years and all the years i worked on the book. you. [applause] i want to thank all my students and research assistants who are here and all the students who cheered me on and kept asking me sometimes pointedly when this book we keep on hearing about actually going to be done. you don't know it but you were indispensable to it in a number of ways including the experience of going on these -- one of my current research

snow in new jersey, southern connecticut.long i-95 route where some folks are prop probably driving to foxborough today. baltimore is in a gap. around the baltimore area, no radar echos. there is still drizzle out there. the radar does not pick up the drizzle. because our temperatures are still a little below freezing, that drizzle will hit something cold and freeze and make an ice or add to the ice. there is going to be slippery stuff out there. we're getting a mix of freezing drizzle and rain. we are seeing just rain. the trend is to go toward the freezing drizzle. 1 to 2 inches around pal city. of course we have this ice on it. temperatures have come up a couple of degrees. probably most of the area is below freezing. still right at the freezing point. annapolis and east quon. salisbury 46. some mild temperatures. they haven't come farther north. our temperatures have only risen a degree or two. frederick 28. the 20's in new england. the heaviest and most significant moisture down to our south. this low pressure had to sli

casey anthony, conrad murray and the connecticut murders drew the attention of many of us.hese trials not only gained massive media attention, they also changed the legal landscape. joining me now former prosecutor holly hughes to break it all down. holly, you've obviously been following all of these trials. let's begin with the one that pretty much had the country riveted. that's casey anthony. how do you think that trial changed the legal landscape? >> well, natalie, it changed it in two very significant ways. it changed the way the legal players in the field act, the judges, the lawyer, the legislatures and it changed the way the public will act when they're called in to participate in that process as a juror because as you know, when the verdict came down and it was so unpopular, jurors in this case got death threats, so now when you're called to serve on a jury and it has any kind of publicity behind it, you're going to be really skeptical about whether or not you want to do your civic duty and be involved in that process. so that's how it changed the public and legall

is now in thh hanns of a connecticut doct. doctor. sunday's game ended aater kicker billy cundiff missed a field goal. connecticut resident terry odor was in the right place at the right ime when it happened.he says it bounced pff his three friends before reaching him... and holding onto it wasn't easy. "i grabbed it in both hands... like this... tucked it down and immediately 15 to 20 guys jumped on my back... i was literally buried under the crowd for about four " patriots fans are now requesting to have pictures taken with the ball. the patriots won the a-f-c championship game 23- to 20. coming up... actress demi moore is rushed to a hospital... where she's now seeking treatment.what details we're learning... pbout her condition. a big honor... for bbltimore how our local hospitals raak... compared to others in the nation. and in our hometown hotspot... he's america's most beloved dog.we take you inside the new "clifford: the big red dog" exhibit... at port discovery children's museum.you're watching fox 45 morning news.. pll local

but the sheriff in connecticut says not having them makes the buggies a hazard on the road. >>> wild elephants have been on a rampage in eastern india. residents trapped as the elephants damage a number of homes going after stockpiles of grain. in china, customers started throwing eggs in protest after the apple store in beijing canceled plans to sell the new iphone 4s. apple became worried about safety after thousands of campers were camped outside. >>> now here is an early look at one of your top health headlines on msnbc. according to a new study, girls who eat frequent meals and snacks will put on fewer pounds and gain fewer waist line inches over the next decade than those who only eat a couple times a day. while the study author says it's too early to recommend that style of eating to prevent obesity, they speculate more frequent meals and snacks keep girls satisfied longer preventing overeating. for more information on this and other health stories, head to the web and check out the home page at msnbc.com. >>> the dow opened at 12,471 after adding 21 points yesterday. the s&p

. >>> from greenwich, connecticut, one teen talked about his thrilling christmas vacation. 15-year-oldordan scaled historic heights when he reached the top of antarctica's tallest mountain on christmas eve. that climb made him the youngest person to reach the tallest point on every continent, the so-called seven summits. jordan shared his experience with connecticut students telling him while he's not done climbing, he may stop to finish high school first. oh, my goodness, impressive. this is "early today," your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >>> at one competition in japan, penmanship definitely counts. nearly 3,000 people celebrated the new year writing out wishes and resolutions in a calligraphy contest. though used thick horse hair brushes and ink made from charcoal, contestants had 24 minutes to finish. it is a long revered art form influenced from everything from zen to the samurai. >>> in spain, the holiday season lasts right into the new year. madrid's annual three kings day parade attracted thousands of kids and parents. candy was tossed from brightly colored float

. >>> from greenwich, connecticut, one teen talked about his thrilling christmas vacation. 15-year-oldordan scaled historic heights when he reached the top of antarctica's tallest mountain on christmas eve. that climb made him the youngest person to reach the tallest point on every continent, the so-called seven summits. jordan shared his experience with connecticut students telling him while he's not done climbing, he may stop to finish high school first. doesn't he just make you feel like the biggest loser in the world? >> i mean, yeah. >> at 15. >> that's ambitious. seven different continents, highest peaks. it's dangerous too. >> honestly, what were dug at the age of 15? >> probably sleeping late and doing homework on the bus. >> loser. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> 4:28 is our time right now. we have 40 degrees outside on this friday morning. i'm joe krebs. >> i'm eun yang. welcome in this friday, january 6th, 2012. >>> in just a few hours, harry thomas jr. is expected to plead guilty to two feder

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many more states are addressing this issue, connecticut and montana, colorado, kansas, these are all states that have had bills in their legislature to into the death penalty that have moved through least one house in some cases, both houses. connecticut passed a bill a couple of years ago to end the death penalty that was vetoed by the then republican governor who is no longer in office. this is for states in four years and we expect more on the way. >> this deserves applause. >> we're making progress in california. the statue was enacted by the voters and it will take the voters working together to into the death penalty in california. this is a very daunting task. although the initial process gave people a voice in politics, this has turned into a situation where money has a voice in politics. this is going to be a challenge to raise the funds that we need to actually mount an initiative campaign with the death penalty, but we're getting closer and closer every day. the people of california are ready to end the death penalty. a couple of weeks ago we were able to do a poll on the

in-- connecticut. >> by the way the answer is blueberry. okay. in connecticut this past week four police officers are being investigated for discrimination against hispanic members of the community. when the mayor was asked about this discrimination this is the response he gave to a local reporter, jim, can you roll this. >> what are you doing for the latino community today? >> i might have tacoes when gi home, i'm not quite clear sure yet. >> stephen: okay, he's getting heat, this guy is getting heat for saying he is going have tacoes. >> he should get heat. >> stephen: okay, why, is it so pc now that you can't have tacoes? is that what it is? >> you can have tacoes. you just can't say repulsive thing about latinos when you are talking about tacoes. >> stephen: he didn't. he said tacoes. >> that is-- . >> stephen: is say if he said i would not eat a taco because it is a filthy cuisine. >> but the message-- . >> stephen: that wab. >> but the -- >> he's an idiot. >> the measure of what we saw in his response which was obscene is a measure of what