. >> while dempsey searches for a solution for madden military officers rick johnson, dwayne cooley andrcer, have their hands full interviewing other offenders who want a shot at being in the future soldier program. >> cite the pledge. >> i pledge of allegiance -- >> 150 of pendleton's 300 inmates applied. currently, there's only room for three more. >> it's a tight unit. we have to be very careful who we let into the unit. today is the selection interview process. we're going to do our best to screen out any people that might be detrimental to good order and discipline in the unit because we have to protect that. >> why are you requesting to join e-15? >> i would like to get away from negative peers. a lot of negative peers on the unit i'm on now. so i know if i come here i have an opportunity to go home. >> we get up at 4:50 in the morning, will that be a problem. >> no, sir. >> it's a very structured environment. go to bed at the same time. there's no horseplay, absolutely no horseplay. is that going to be a problem? >> no, sir. >> 2100 is lights out, taps. there is no talking. if yo

cnet's brian cooley has new details and is it worth the wait? we'll explain coming up. >> you have heard of drive throughs but how about a ski through? the unusual starbucks helping tahoe skiers stay warm. china will meet with presidt obama at the white house to. "shee jin ping" is currently >>> back now at 6:16. the man likely to be the next leader of china will meet with president obama at the white house. xi jinping will succeed hu jintao next year. the meeting is less than a month since mr. obama had harsh words on china and trade. he is form a new agency now to crack down on unfair trade practices with that country. >>> weather on this valentine's day. lawrence? >> all right. chilly around the bay area. patchy fog in the valleys, live look now into pleasanton. you can see some of the patchy fog early on this morning. but what a day it's going to be. we have plenty of sunshine coming our way. should be a great day. and it will be dry all day long. we have just a break from the stormy weather at least for the better part of today so a cool st

cooley/neighbor) "i have grandchildren that be at my house that play uu and down this alley.. anddit's shame that somebody like that is in our neighborhood." neighborhood."we did receive a statement from school officials... they say shelly is not and was not ever an employee... or memmer of a mentoring program. but... they do say he has children in city schools and may have paaticipated in activities in that capacity. live in north baltimore, megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. just hours ago... whitney houston's body arrived in her home state of new jersey. jersey.the singer is expected to be buried either friday or saturday.while we're waiting to learn more about houston's caase of death... we're gettiig an iiside look at her final days.oneeof houston's last interviews... was with the entertainnent news show, "extra."a-j calloway sat down with houston in november... to talk about the "sparkle" movie remake she was working on at the time. aj calloway: "how does it feel to be on set and doing your thing?"whitney: "well, itts uh, i'm comfortable. i'm very comfortable now because i thin

. ♪ >> i want first to introduce margaret cooley who writes nonfiction and poetry.th us from boston but having stepped off the plain from dublina daniel to be lynn a writer at emer son college. i want to start by reflecting back that those of you folks endeavored to reveal hidden histories of your family lives. we have spoken in advanced of today's conversation. it's clear to me you pursued the stories of your families histories for decades through genealogical work and writing and reflection. i'm wondering if can describe how you dot work you do and where the seeds of your curiousity, how they were planted and want compelled you to do this work. >> i would say that i was have much inspired since i lived in san francisco, california. we are a country of immigrants. in san francisco in particular, we have so many first generation americans. my husband is just became an american citizen a couple of months ago. i have friendlieds who are first generation from vietnam. palestine, israel. mexico, as i watch them struggling with their cultural identities and trying to mai

cooley) "yes, proven guilty, but it's just horrible... in a statement tonight...ool officials say shelly is nott..and haa not beennan employee... or mmmber of any city school mentoring program. but ttey do say he has children in city schools aad may have participated in school activities in ttht capacity. live in north baltimore, keithhdaniels, fox 45 news at 3en. - baltimore. police areeh baltimo- investigating after a man collapses from gun shot wounds near a storr. crime tape seals off the scene near a ''amily dollar''store on greenmont near 29th street.the man was shot several times...poosibly in theestore's parking lot.tte victtm is in serious condition. its...// a... story ...you saw.../ first on fox ...this weeeend.../ááthisáá video ...of... baltimore police./.. áátakenáá... juss hourss.../ after... the department.../ announced .../ a ...new policy.../ ááallowingáá... the... publlc.../ to.,.. record... its to... what happened i'm askinn you to leaae...you order...2...3 you're going to go to jail))) jail))) scott cover.../ ays.../ he... saw.../ 6... baltimor

cooley/neighbor) "one of my neighbors called me and "only charged.. innocent until proven guilty, but it's juut ho" horrible.."we did receive a statementtfrom school officials... they say shelly is not and was not ever an employee... or member of a mentooing program. but... they do say he has children in city schools aad may have participattd in activities in that capacity. live in north baltimore, megan gilliiand, fox45 morning news. the rights of citizenn o videotape police on the job... was the focus of a hearing in federal court. a man who was threatened with arrest for tapiig officers is suing city olice.city police say this lawsuit should be dismissed because the department has just issued new guidelines alllwwng the public to record officers doing their job. but a federal judge disagrees.he denied a motion to dismiss that lawsuit.it was filed y chris sharp who attended the preakness...two years ago.as one of his friends was beinggarrested ... he startedrecording the police. this is not his video ... because the phone he used to record wasconfisccted by police.and when officers

cooley/neighbor) "ii have grandchildren ttat be at my house that play up and down 3hat ssmebody like&p3 a followup to breaking news we brought you at ten... the victim oo a shooting on greenmount avenue has died... 3 yellow tape seals off the crime scene near a family dollar store..whereepolice pound a man in hhs early 20's. he was shot multiple times... possibly in the store's parking lot.police are still searching for suspects. the medical examiier took the stand in the trial of the universitt of virrinia lacrosse player accused of killing yeardleyylove of cockey. cockeysville.. george huguell tried to avoid looking at the autopsy photos of his ex-girlfriend.... as the medical examiner described bruises on her body and face. he also said love had potentialll deadly injuries on her neck.testimony later in was collected from eorge aa - huguely's apartment and that of his friend. and stay with fox45 for continuing coverage of the yeerdley love murder rial.you can get the latest updates arouud the clook.... on our facebook page... at facebook dot com slash fox baltimore.... and oo ouu

cooley/neeghbor) "i have grandchildren that be at my house that play up and down that somebody like thatssin - our neighborhood." neighborhood."we did receive a statement from school officials... they say shelly is not and was not ever an employee... or member of a but... they do say he has children in city schools and may have participated in activities in that capacity. liie in north baltimore, megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. a man remains in serious condition this morning..after being shot several times in northhbaltimorr. police are investigating after he collapsed from gun shot wounds near a store. crime tape seals near 29th street.the man was shot several times... possibly in the store's parkinn lot.no word on any motives or suspects at this time. a jury says lee stephens áisá elligible for the death penalty.last week, ssephens was convicted of killing &pcorporal david mcguinn in 200. stephens could be the first person sentenced to death under maryland's new death penalty law.that law requires either a confession or d-n-a evidence against the suspect. 3 testimony is expected t

swings into action. >> deputy cooley quickly zaps the remaining attacker.le, a separate brawl is raging just a few feet away. set in motion when the defendant's father, seen in the black hoodie, jumps on the brother-in-law of the murder victim. >> mr. henderson's father saw the tail end of the actual people going through to assault his son. while he thinks the last two people through the door were part of the assault, they weren't. so he winds up trying to take them down to help us. >> deputy harris, unclear of who is who, stuns the defendant's father, bringing an end to the chaos. other than some cuts and bruises, henderson is not seriously injured. the six involved in the melee are cuffed and questioned. but only the three original assailants are arrested. >> the charges against the three one for each of the officers that was attacked. >> two of the assailants plead guilty. the third awaits trial. marcell henderson, the murder defendant, is ultimately found guilty and is sentenced to 59 years. >> i think they should let, you know, justice work its way thr

commissioner cooley: -- dooley: i am agreement commissioner declined. i think we need to raise this -- in agreement with commissioner acly -- clyde. we should raise the local to 13%. there has to be a balance, because we are already at a disadvantage, and i do not want to say. commissioner clyde: going back to the president o'brien's comment, i would go to 13% or so. it needs to be done. again, san francisco has a unique, and expensive, mandated employment and work environments. >> commissioner riley? commissioner riley: maybe we should ask them to take the health care and the issues, that they have to pay, to take that into consideration and come up with a recommendation of how much percentage. >> director? director: moving forward, in order to provide supervisor chiu in order to move forward, we may have to weigh in before the final vote on a piece of legislation. i just want to make sure that you are also taking into consideration that there could be a contract where there is an lbe that is not a benefit corporation bidding on an item, and right now,

cnet's brian cooley is here with how this could shake up the industry. tell us. how can it?reporter: we talked a few weeks ago, frank, about how red box which is those kiosks you see at drugstores, grocery stores, is actually now number one in dvd rental. a lot of folks are surprised by that because they kind of came up without a lot of fanfare. it's a buck twenty a night. now they want to do streaming head to head with netflix teaming with verizon. think about verizon. they have internet connection to home on dsl, fiber into home, wireless of course. verizon has lots of connections into our lives. so red box says, ah, let's partner with them and become a streaming as well as continuing our dvd service. one of the questions i have is, are they going to let you do this without having a verizon account, the streaming part? they could tie it and say this is a new benefit you get with verizon internet or wireless on maybe anyone can get this on their own. >> important to note they're owned by coin star. >> which is a very successful -- they count my change. aren't they killing t

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and cooley taking their measure as if observing a misplaced free or errant boulder. his need to control was marked by family tensions and a longing for escape. the eldest son of a second marriage, he lost his father at the age of 11. thereafter the name of augustin washington appears twice in his son's 19,000 surviving letters. from his vinegary mother, that's a carefully chosen word by the wa you can choose any variation you want. it's -- you could do a whole study. you could write a book. i'm sure people have written monographs about how washington's mother has evolved in the national consciousness. how in the 19th century she was held up to be a saintly figure and let's just say the debunkers have not finished with mary bell washington. from his vinegary mother, george inherited a natural aura of command. that's not the only legacy of mary ball washington to a son who i think resembled her more than either kid to acknowledge. of the mother, remembered one of george's boyhood playmates, i was ten times more afraid of he own parents. it prompted washington to establ

back to mercury control reading off his instruments, commenting on his reactions all as calmly and cooley as xhucommuting on the a. glenn checks with ground control. >> i feel fine. capsule is turning around. the view is tremendous. >> capsule turning around and could i see the booster during turnaround just a couple of yards behind me. it was beautiful. >> roger 7. have you a go. >> roger. understand go for at least seven orbits. >> actual pick tufrs glenn in the capsule will give scientists the opportunity to study his reactions as he passes over the canary islands, africa, indian ocean, australia, back across the pacific and over the united states. he speeds at 17,500 miles an hour, reaching a high point of 160 miles and a low altitude of 99 miles. each of the the three orbits takes about 90 minutes. three times the colonel sees the sun rise within the period of 4:56. three times around the globe or a trip of 81,000 miles before he re-enters the earth's atmosphere, a shield protecting the astronaut from the intense heat. the carrier "randolph" is the command ship in the pick-up area. g

>> chairman wilson i'm nothing going to answer this proek cooley. my job, fix arlington for veterans and loved ones. the decision where organize arrington is placed, all i can tell you if it is transferred you will have a fixed, much improved arlington. >> thank you all, and we now proceed to the ranking members susan davis of san diego, california. >> thank you. to you, general vangiel, if were you to give arlington a grade right now, what would that be? >> i got a chance to go down and essentially talk to some people, and i've looked at some past reports. i haven't had a chance to look at it in-depth like i'm going to do with the inspection team as we go down. what i can say is that being deployed for the past two years, as i heard what was going on at arlington, i'd have to give them a zero. when we -- with what i heard. i have to be honest with you, because it's just not somethi something -- it was inconceivable that that was happening, because what i saw was, they were a very respectful ceremony, everything seemed to be going well. i will say,

all is cooley and calmly as if he was commuting on the 827. glenn is able to control the pitch of the vehicle himself. now comes the moment when the mercury is turned so glenn will be seated backwards. he checks with ground control. >> i feel fine. capsule is turning around. that view is tremendous. roger has started. capsule turning around. i can see the booster. it was beautiful. >> roger seven, you have a go, at least seven orbits. >> roger, understand, go for at least seven orbits. >> actual pictures of glenn in the capsule will give scientists the opportunity to study his reactions as he passes over the canary islands, africa, the indian ocean, australia, back as cross the pacific and over the united states. he speeds at 17,50 miles an hour, reaching a high point of 160 miles oovps and a low attitude of 99 miles. each of the three orbits takes 90 minutes. three times the colonel sees the sunrise within the period of 4:56. three times around the gloesh for a trip of 81,000 miles before he he enters the earth's atmosphere, a shield protecti

tuesday 20th ranked notre dame hosting west virginia the irish were down to in the first grant found cooleyd it that at 21 with a donkey had 13 points and notre dame irish opened the second half on a 17-4 run grant forced the steel and got rewarded with his own dunk a game-high 20 points for him notre dame 171-44 a school record nine straight big east victories. it fit the new white sox manager robin ventura began his first spring training with the first official workout ventura said there will be competition in training camp specifically for spots in the bullpen the pitching rotation is pretty much said even after the departure of mark buehrle to join ozzie guillen with the marlins ventura said that no one can replace him and he will see how things will play out in training camp the blackhawks will not have their capt. for second straight game various reports said jonathan toews suffered a concussion during a fight with joe gordon on february 10th here is the live illinois lottery drawing ... >>here are the winning pick three numbers: 4 7 9 >>here are the winning pick four numbers: 3 8 7 7

newly ranked irish shooting for seven and a row against rutgers university junior jack cooley of glenebounds pulling away in the second half and sophomore alex dragavich from glen brook no. in my skim off the bench. on the professional side chicago bulls practiced without derrick rose and richard hamilton unlikely that will play against boston tomorrow night luol deng did have all-star coach virtue of victory over sacramento kings tom thibodeau and staff getting to coach eastern conference all stars. you can bet has not spent one second thinking about any of that >> it is a long home stand all- star break coming up stay focused easy to get distracted thinking about other things when you have to go step by step that is how you get in trouble looking behind and the head >> it is how it works happy >> well deserved great the past two years. very deserving practice pretty hard? >> no. i do not think it will practice tomorrow >> public semifinal starring number one high school player in america second half parker showing off his range 19 points and six blocks. captured cam 61-51. lincoln p

cnet editor-at-large brian cooley says federal regulations limit the number of private investors and by law the company is at that limit. that and the desire to go really big. >> it's on track to be the biggest internet ipo ever and one of the biggest ipos of any kind up there with banks and oil companies in history. >> reporter: overall value of facebook to about $100 billion. zuckerberg's net worth? to more than $28 billion. not bad for a guy who took a salary of $500,000 last year. >> so he becomes a multibillionaire at least on paper. the day they go public, according to all the projections. >> reporter: yeah. so what else does zuckerberg get and what do you get? how's facebook going to change? well, he now has to answer once this goes through to a board of directors, to stockholders. if they say the company needs to run more ads, he has to listen. if they don't like the way he is running the company, he could be kicked out. not only that but employees who built this company from the ground up on promises of stock options will now be able to punch out many of them millionaires se

when officers arrived on the scene near cooley and runnymeade street, the shooter and the victim were gone. the victim later showed up at a stanford hospital with a nonlife threatening gunshot wound. the suspect may have been driving a silver pickup truck similar to a to it rav4. >>> restaurant and bar owners tell the "contra costa tyimes" they may sue the city to roll back the hours. business owners are concerned that city leaders will force more of them to shift the current closing time of 2:00 a.m. even earlier. >>> thousands of patients and a long list of north bay hospitals may have been victims of a security breach. st. joseph health systems says the records of more than 6,000 people were put out on search engines by mistake. personal health data including names and lab results were accessible much of it from santa rosa memorial hospital. now, authorities do say, though, however that no financial records or social security numbers were leaked. >>> new this morning the investigation in to the deadly prison fire in honduras turns up new details about the prisoners and rescue effor

mike cooley was stunned when copper thieves took power cable from dozens of boats in his dock.t could have caused them to sink. >> some of the boats have high tech electricals and things like that. thieves simply walked off with two down spouts at charles' home. >> number one night heard noise outside. >> reporter: he lives where many of the older hopes have copper gutters. >> it is very bold to do that. it is not in a back alley. somebody could stop a truck. yank something off. >> reporter: george spent thousands of dollars to replace the copper leaving him shaken and angry. >> it created a sense in the household of venerable. we're like sitting ducks. >> reporter: when copper is stolen, thieves take it to scrap metal dealers for quick cash. >> this particular pile here, how much is that worth? >> a thousand pounds, $1,400. so, adds up quick. >> george has been in the metal business for 30 years. >> of course, there will always be people come and try to sell you something they have stolen. >> there are criminals out there. >> reporter: because at today's prices it is not a pro

total software sales on consoles, portability dropped 38% in january, cnn's brian cooley is it live inco with us. and trying to put that in the framework of apple tv. is it part of the same contest? >> i've got to tell you, the google entertainment system, if thesh it sounds like a gateway drug more than anything else. if there was -- instead, this could be a way tots people to use android devices in the home, which google has not cracked the code on yet. they're google tv has been basically a nonstarter, but then to elevate that into a video platform later much the way icloud is expected to go later. >> it does set up a clash with apple? >> the tv in the living room is the battle that is so critical, and the apple tv i think is going to be essential. rob's got good points to make about their platform at apple how that's so critical in the home, and that doesn't really print yet with google. they have to try to get some traction. >> the software sales figures out of mpd, largely blamed on a lack of new titles this year. is that all there is to it? >> the gaming industry is very sfm opa

yes >>> the cool thing about me is it's a way to recreate at home using engineering that cooley affect where you have a rock concert and all these dancers in the background and going wild and the lights are going off. >> okay, nate, calm down. >> just kidding. you have the real deal here. let's hop on up and this is a lot of fun, nate. let's talk about how this. >> engineering in the make glg what is that noise? >> we hooked up a couple of sensors, fancier version of what daisy built at home. they react to your dance moves. when you step on here, a big light turns on. when you stomp on that to the beat, it turns on. >> thinks like our own little rock concert. >> let's cue the must yikes and do a little demo to show them how it works here. >> this is a good choice. there you go. stomper pad. okay. you clearly can get the idea. there you go. that's a lot of fun. so when kids come out, are lucky kids going to be chosen up to come on stage? yes, they're going to check the pats and we'll teach them how to do their own pads at home. >> thank you very much. for nor, log on to myfoxdc.com. i'm

ryan leads us up the rocks where we find 64-year-old hannah cooley who is struggling to find food to feed 12 children separated from their families. she sings, there is no comfort in this world, weeping as a bomb falls. [ singing in foreign language ] >> reporter: hours later in the darkness, we find the victims. >> it was earlier today. it hit this woman in the chest. now her lung is -- >> reporter: she's in so much pain. four women hit by the shrapnel. at least one is not expected to survive the six-hour drive to the hospital. now a famine is looming and the international community is trying to figure out what, if anything, can be done to stop it. you can see more of our report about sudan tonight on "rock center with brian williams" tonight at 9:00. >> that's a powerful story. now to natalie at the news desk with the top iheadlines. >> good morning. the u.s. coast guard is combing the waters in mobile bay, alabama, after a helicopter crashed there while on a training mission. three coast guard crew members are missing. one other was found dead. the cause of the accident is under i

the question tellbe fell out of his hand, and stephen picked it up very cooley and said, i'll take questionse floor. [laughter] i'm actually thinking of doing an anthology of children's literature because i'm horrified at the sort of soul-sapping quality of a lot of books that grade schoolers read. and one of the things i like about classic children's literature is they're unsparing about the realities of life. there's a blogging come raid of mine up in canada -- comrade of mine up in if canada who blames sesame street for what he calls the demonsterrization of childhood, that he thinks things like cookie monster are harmful. you teach children that monsters are just, you know, monsters are just cuddly friends. we haven't, we haven't offered enough cookies to them yet. and i prefer classic children's literature in terms of just you'll get far greater sense of the realities of life from the brothers grimm than you will from the cookie monster. so i may yet do a children's anthology. >> host: stephanie e-mails in: i just finished broadway babies, and i was wondering if you could say some words

ryan leads us up the rocks, and there, we find 64-year-old hannah cooley, who is trstrugglg to find foodto feed 12 children separated from their families. ♪ >> reporter: she sings, "there is no comfort in this world," weeping as a bomb falls. a few hours later in the darkness, we find the victims. >> there was an attack earlier today, and it hit this woman in the chest, and now her lung is actu actually frozen. >> she's in so much pain. >> reporter: four nuba women hit by the shrapnel. at least one is not expected to survive the six-hour drive to the hospital. now a famine is looming and the international community is trying to figure out whoo, if anything, can be done to stop it you can see more of our report about sudan tonight on "rock center with brian williams" at 9:00/8:00 central time here on nbc. matt. >> it's a powerful story, ann. thank you very much. let us go over to natalie at the news desk now with the rest of the top stories of the morning. natalie, good morning to you. >> good morning, matt and ann. good morning, everyone. >>> there's major fallout this morning from the n