dalton and fellow dreamers committed to staying late at school on weekdays, attending study halls ons and taking summer classes. >> we have never had a summer as a regular kid. >> reporter: she was in fourth grade when "60 minutes" first reported on the dreamers. >> when i grow up i would like to own my own day care. >> reporter: while her dreams are intact. >> and i want a day care. >> reporter: the program has widened her field of vision. >> i want to be a pediatrician. >> reporter: that's exactly what tom kelly had in mind. it's why he took them on more than 80 trips, brought them to space camp. >> leave your knife on the side. >> reprter: even made sure they learned proper table manners. >> the thinking is you cannot dream about what you want to be unless you know what's out there. >> reporter: last friday all the dreamers who started at green county high graduated. 85% are headed to college or trade school. you're going off to college? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: do you feel ready? >> i do. >> reporter: you have confidence? >> yes, confidence. >> tiesha dalton. >> reporter: which

. >> reporter: then there's taisha dalton. >> i worked very hard to get where i am. >> reporter: she dreaming about a future beyond greensboro, georgia, where nearly 20% live in poverty. >> in this community, some might have been in foster care and not really have a home or a room that they can call their own. >> reporter: this was dalton in the year 2000, when she was one of 54 first-graders chosen to be part of greensboro's "i have a dream" program. >> let's make sure tomorrow we practice. >> reporter: the project was created by tom kelly, a health care executive who had moved nearby when he retired. >> my mom came from ireland, and if she had a nickel, she gave it to someone. and she always told us, you better give back. you have to give back. >> reporter: the promise you made these kids 12 years ago was what? >> the promise was that we will help you get into college, and we will pay so that you can definitely not have finances be a problem in going to college. >> reporter: kelly raised $2 million to pay student expenses not covered by scholarships. dalton and her fellow dreamers

dalton and her fellow dreamers committed to staying late at school on week days, attending study hallsnd taking summer classes. >> we have never had a summer as a regular kid. >> reporter: she was in fourth grade when "60 minutes" first reported on the dreamers. >> when i grow up, i would like to own my own baby-sitting daycare. >> reporter: and while her dreams intact. >> and i want a daycare. >> reporter: ...the program has widened her field of vision. >> i want to be a pediatrician. >> reporter: that's exactly what tom kelly had in mind. it's why he took them on more than 80 trips, brought them to space camp. >> leave your knife on the side of the butter plate. >> reporter: even made sure they learned proper table manners the thinking is you cannot dream about what you want to be unless you know what's out there. >> reporter: last friday, all the dreamers who started at green county high graduated, 85% are headed to college or trade school. so you're going off to college. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: you feel ready? >> i do. >> reporter: you have confidence. >> yes, confidence. >> repo

dalton strongly smelled of alcohol and did not pass a field sobriety test. jurors returned a guilty verdict for the death of a senate candidate in maryland. natasha pettigrew was riding her bicycle and christy littleford struck her and kept driving. christy littleford said that she thought she hit a deer, but jurors did not believe that story. >> this was a beautiful young woman who lost her life and was left on the side of the road without -- in a very inhumane act. >> prosecutors say she could receive up to 10 years in prison. natasha pettigrew's mother is filing a civil suit and sentencing will be august 3. >> the family of chuck brown and the office of vincent gray will honor the life of the "godfather of go-go. public viewing will be tuesday may 29 at the howard theatre. mourners can pay their respects. on thursday, a public memorial service will be held at the d.c. convention center in northwest from noon until 3:00 p.m., may 31. the public is urged to take public transportation because he parking will be limited and some streets will be closed. he die

this is an 1864 dalton patterned confederate flag adopted by the army of tennessee at that point in time and issued to the troops. it was in bad shape when it arrived here in a brown paper bag. the gentleman walked in, threw it down on the visitor center information desk. which just happened to be manned by the chief ranger at that time, george reeves. threw it down and said this thing's causing so much trouble in my family i'd just assume be rid of it. it's yours if you want it. he said he just about fell over in his chair to get the information when he realized what he had inside the paper bag. the flag was in tatters. new material has backed the historic materials so there's a differentiation of it and it completes the flag, and can you see, come up and examine it real close that much of the -- of the flag was missing when it arrived here. it also probably contained in these missing quadrants other -- that the 51st tennessee would have participated in. the one that seems to have arrived is the shiloh honor. early in the history of shiloh, in the -- say, the first 50 years or so, histo

this is an 1864 dalton pattern confederate flag adopted by the army of tennessee at that point in timeived here in a brown paper bag. a gentleman walked in, threw it down on the visitor center information desk, which just happened to be manned by the chief ranger at the time, george reeves. threw it down and said this thing's causing so much damage with my family, i'd just as soon be rid of it it's yours if you want. mr. george said he almost fell over in the chair when he realized what he had in the brown paper bag. the flag was in tatters. again, just like the pittsburg landing flag, new material is backed. the historic material. so there's a differentiation of it and it completes the flag. and you can see if you come up and examine it real close that much of the flag was missing when it arrived here. it also can probably, contained in these missing quadrants, other battle honors that the 51st tennessee would have participated in. the one that seems to have survived is the shiloh honor. early in the history of shiloh in, say,he first 50 years or so, histiography of the battle there w

dalton smelled strongly of alcohol and did not pass a field sobriety test. jurors returned a guilty verdict against a maryland woman for the hit and run death of a senate candidate? in prince george's county in 2010. mutassim pettigrew was riding her bicycle and christy littleford hit her and kept driving home with the bag wedged under the suv. littleford said that she thought she had hit a deer, but jurors did not. not it's >> this was a beautiful young woman who lost her life and was left on the side of the road in a very inhumane act. >> prosecutors say that littleford could receive 10 years in prison. pettigrew's mother is filing a civil suit. sentencing is on august 3. >> the family of chuck brown and the office of mayor vincent gray has finalized plans to honor the life of the "godfather of go-go." a public viewing will be held on may 29 at the howard here in northwest. is to pay their respects from 11:00 a.m. through 10:00 p.m. on may 31, a public memorial service will be at the d.c. convention center from noon until 3:00 p.m. the general public is ur

i am offered third tim dalton with the abc liaison unit. we are here regarding the business at 350 california st.. they have filed an application with the california department of alcoholic beverage control seeking a promise to premise, a person to person type 21 off sale general license for san francisco gift and news located at 350 california st. between samson and battery streets. the applicant currently has a type 20 license, which allows the sale of beer and wine for the consumption of sight. 350 california st. is on the ground floor of a high-rise office building. a type 21 license would allow the sale of beer and wine and some spirits for consumption of sight. this sort can be accessed from the street and the lobby. the for the purposes of this hearing, abc seeks a determination from the board of supervisors as to the approval or denial of this license. there have been no calls for service that can be attributed to this business from march 2011 through march 2012. there are no police reports to attribute to this is as from march, 201

a big day for joanna dalton. delivered her fourth goal of the day. the greyhounds advanced to the finals. tiger was a first-round playing partner, a share of the first- round lead at the wells fargo championship. if he keeps playing, by the end of this week, we may call him since his partner. -- simpson's partner. nice putt. how about this on 8? he turns his iron into gold, he is an alchemist. as the lines it up, slight left at the turn. down it goes. seven under, 65. he is six strokes ahead of his playing partner, some guy named tiger woods. ko'd stay with us. >> was that thundered that we hurt? >> something is happening out there. >> 87 and monday with a little more thunder in the area tomorrow. it should and early saturday morning and the rest of the weekend looks really nice. around 80 on saturday, 70's on sunday and monday. >> nice. that is a look at our news, thank you for joining us. >> we will see you back here tomorrow. th

the odor of the dalton said she called police to follow up with the police report she filed several days ago after her big account was wiped out. ted-50 minutes later is when she heard several shots. the officer told her to get back into the house. >>pam: cracking down on foreclosed homes, the city can also passed new legislation to control the growing problem. jeff bush explained what the banks have to do to comply with the new law. >> this is a problem that has been plaguing the east oakland to for years. foreclosed holds about the streets and are dangerous eyesores for the neighbors. she says of foreclosed homes are nothing more than a garbage dump. babbitt is terrible. there's trash everywhere. mattresses, >> that is about to change. oakland will now require it would his stars the foreclosure process to keep the property at. you can see these foreclosed homes its nose as bad as it looks. banks will be fined if their properties fall into disrepair. and mike is on a full. >> construction workers or excavating a site behind this train link fence with a notice would appear to be the end

we've got craig dalton, patrick buckley, and mark manning. [applause] i want you to know that i'm also a dodo case owner. it has been to meet -- been with me to israel, india, and china. get a warm welcome to the makers welcomedodo case. [applause] congratulations. >> i want to say a big thank you to sf made and everyone here. this is a really great honor for a young business and it means a tremendous amount to us. our colleague mark manning could not be here tonight because he is traveling internationally, but we are trying to spread the word for dodo case in those manufacturing markets. thank you very much. [applause] >> congratulations. our next award is the sf made founders award, approved -- presented by the sf made founder, marked right. -- mark dwight. >> thank you for coming out tonight. this is really amazing. i created this concept almost 10 years ago now, and i used it in my realm business and it was not until about three years ago that we formalize it appeared and it has come to this. it is really gratifying for me. my oldest son

. >> money is john dalton and i'm in the midmarket area. -- my name is john goltz and i'm in the midmarket area. we would like to invest in a couple of the properties right there and bring residential use to a couple of the old buildings. these are old buildings that have exactly that problem that you're talking about. windows in front and windows in back. this particular issue is cost prohibitive. it has stonewalled these projects and we been unable to go forward on it. that is where i stand on this. if this was deleted, which i'm here supporting today, that these two projects could go forward. >> is your issue bedrooms? >> yeah, the issue is with the libra corpsman's to come to this. and i've talked to a couple of structural -- the light requirements to come to this. and i've talked a couple of structural engineers. there are some buildings right there close to each other. the building itself can handle the ventilation. we can do everything else that is required as far as fire and safety and the important stuff, except for the natural light requirement. >> ok, thank you. next speaker, pl

theodore roosevelt, many women recently have written books on tr like patricia o'toole and kathleen dalton, and there is a great literature out there and we've gotten to know each other. i've been going to tr conferences since the 80s, where i visit and talk to scholars and collect things because my hobby was less tr than the sites that he saved. >> inserting in that i want to go back how you did this. the reagan diaries you edited. when did do you that? >> what happened with the reagan diaries, i wasn't expected it. i written a little book was about our u.s. army rangers and dday, reflected back to reagan's fame usz speeches that he gave and i had an opportunity, an offer to be the president as presidential historian to pete wilson, i have to give credit to, former governor of california had me come out and look at it i was stunned to see reagan wrote a diary, i would like to edit it. there was a couple stipulations but the one was mrs. reagan wanted it out quickly. so although i was working on the roosevelt i had to make a decision do i continue working on the roosevelt book or is this s

college of the ozarks professor david dalton teaches an american history survey course that covers colonization to present. he discusses the origins of the cold war following the end of world war ii. college of the ozarks is located in point lookout, missouri. this is about 1 hour 15 minutes. >> good afternoon, folks. quick question? [ inaudible ]. >> all right. where did i stop last time? we dropped two atomic bombs on japan, correct? august 6th, august 9th. okay. what we're going to do today is talk about the post-war world. roughly defined 1945 to 1960. we're going to try to get through the '50s today if we can. focus today is primarily on what's known as the cold war. sort of an odd term. cold war. but chronologically we're talking about roughly 1945 up through about 1989 or so. when were you guys born? you have no concept of the cold war. but this is a term that's applied, the post-world war ii period, that talks about the conflict between the united states and the soviet union. we're going to emerge from world war ii as the two great global super-powers. this is a struggle between the u.s

finished third of the three to win it west brom tottenham beat following two knelt and finished fourth dalton were relegated after drawing two two at stoke and joint moves and want to put in the championship next season but the day belonged to sixty . days to grab the. final like these. i'm very proud for my players because i think that they wanted that when. they walked out of for these they wanted to be. on the rise again. on to basketball now and there was heartbreak that says guy in istanbul as the moscow side missed out on a sudden title after losing the final by a single point to unpeel cause while the army men have led to much of the game three points up i mean they have us each night from the score twenty five thirteen in the middle of the second quarter and decide we're nineteen points clear in the third shots olympiacos to their way back and i wrote that lock to stop missed a golden chance to pinch the day someone else shift past us failed to score twice for a free throw line in the dying seconds and the young men along twenty one point lead pots with less than a second left on the

laurel was down but they come back behind joanna dalton. 11-9, loyola wins. the kentucky derby is tomorrow. the fiesta 5 k road race tomorrow and we will be there. >> 60 degrees on tv hill. federal authorities, big of a downtown flea market. >> baltimore is top cop said he is stepping down. >> some changes are coming to the dolphin stadium at the national aquarium. >> some accidents and some ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. all the critters

. >> we had another friend that lives down the field on dalton. she actually had a home invasion. now this. it's quite rough. >> i don't know if it was drug- related or anything. but there's drugs everywhere. >> i want them caught. so they don't do it to nobody else. >> reporter: the woman who was stabbed is expected to survive her injuries. that man she was shot, still last check, listed in critical condition here at shock trauma, where we are live. derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right. thank you very much, derek. anyone with information on this crime is urged to call baltimore county police. >>> america's fallen heroes are being remembered in memorial day ceremonies around the country. president obama joined military leaders at arlington national cemetery to honor the war dead at the tomb of the unknowns. >>> and in maryland, dozens gathered for one of the oldest memorial day celebrations in the country. mike schuh reports from westminster, where veterans received a warm welcome on main street. >> reporter: in westminster, maryland, generations have come to know exa

walter dalton by, at 46%. and it's a rematch from 2010 when walker beat barrett by 6 points. finally, after last night we know why west virginia's democratic senator claims to be undecided on who he'll support in the presidential race. texas felon keithrrently servin a federal prison won at least eight counties last night and 42% of the vote in west virginia coming within 16 points of the president in the democratic presidential primary. by the way, for the president, this campaign roll-out week, was this how they imagined it? saturday joe biden stepping on this evenings, on sunday having this weird problem with a felon in the west virginia primary, not the greatest campaign roll-out week. we move on. when lugar entered the senate, elvis was still alive, the pacers were just joining the nba and the indiana colts didn't exist. lugar made a soft statement about partisanship in front of tv cameras. >> we are experiencing deep political divisions in our society right now, and these divisions have stalemated progress in critical areas. but these divisions are not insurmountable. >

. >> this is a royal dalton set. this goes along with this, bone china, very, very nice. 1926.utiful hobby. what i don't understand is why other people don't think it's fascinating, you know? we go to some of these estate sales. we're like the moth to the flame. we've got to have it. and here we are walking out with boxes of china. look at this. tell me if that ain't a work of art. seriously. ain't that beautiful? it's exactly like treasure hunting. and, you know, history, who's touched this, who ate off this. you know. this is a very old cheese platter. probably our oldest item we have. i wonder what's in here? oh, more china. i can't help it. if i'm going to have a problem, it's going to be with china. i can't get in trouble doing that. look at that, ain't that beautiful? i wake up and i'm happy to wake up every morning because life is great, and everything around me seems bright, clear, lots of color and full of life. and it starts off for me with my wife and us eating off nice china. >> while roy proudly displays his china, his reminders from prison, photos, letters, and ca

small chance of hail on toward areas of claiborne in the next 43 minutes, the next 54 minutes toward dalton that's where strongest storm is right now. we could see more filling in up until about 11:00 p.m. our temperatures upper 60s to low 70s. for tomorrow morning, mid 60s to upper 60s and i do think most of the area is going to be dry. the showers for tomorrow morning should be just south of the area around charlottesville. here is a look at what's going on. we've got the warm front, warm air pushing through. we stayed again also pretty cloudy today so we didn't have highs soaring into the 80s but for tomorrow more warm air out ahead of that front but also more clouds so it is going to be another sticky, humid day where our temperatures are going to be in the 70s. notice a lot of rain with finally a big push of the weather front coming through. so for tomorrow afternoon, heads up again. any time after about 1:00 p.m. tomorrow, sunday now is looking great though. we get the sunshine in here as the weather front should be well south and east of the area, sunday looking like the best day out

. >> this is a royal dalton set. this goes along with this, bone china, very, very nice. 1926.utiful hobby. what i don't understand is why other people don't think it's fascinating, you know? we go to some of these estate sales. we're like the moth to the flame. we've got to have it. and here we are walking out with boxes of china. look at this. tell me if that ain't a work of art. seriously. ain't that beautiful? it's exactly like treasure hunting. and, you know, history, who's touched this, who ate off this. you know. this is a very old cheese platter. probably our oldest item we have. i wonder what's in here? oh, more china. i can't help it. if i'm going to have a problem, it's going to be with china. i can't get in trouble doing that. look at that, ain't that beautiful? i wake up and i'm happy to wake up every morning because life is great, and everything around me seems bright, clear, lots of color and full of life. and it starts off for me with my wife and us eating off nice china. >> while roy proudly displays his china, his reminders from prison, photos, letters, and ca

. >> our guests are abigail and ton i do notonya, and ardarsha,g dalton. do any of you own a car. >> i do. >> ardarsha, you don't own a car. do you aspire to own a car. >> that's a different thing. when i need to i drive my mom's car. ultimately i want to get a car, but at the same time i'm not in a major rush mainly because i'm in college at stanford, and it's not very car friendly. >> deliberately so. are there car shares? >> yes, that's the thing. if i need a car i want one that is not a gas guzzler, one, i don't need one. and, b, the gas prices are really high, and c, the environmental reasons. i think we're more apt to incline towards the most environmentally friendly cars. right now my wallet is pinched and spending a lot of money on gas is not something that we want to go done, especially when your any college and you have other financial things to deal with. there is a natural tendency to shift to greener technology. financial reasons are as good a reason as many to shift to the greener technologies. i am not going to get a car until i really need

lonely pilgrimage to moscow to organize three parts of russia and america as he suggested first and dalton missouri. he achieved neither but in the long run churchill fought from summit diplomacy and indeed the words of the summit coined the phrase when churchill spoke of them influenced the next generations of leaders in britain and even russia itself. so what is the legacy of the iron curtain speech now. the speech after all delivered almost 66 years of its day churchill's inherently right of communism is a global force. next is the impact of churchill's policy effective diplomacy backed by strength we saw the marks on everyone from john f. kennedy and his handling of the cuban missile crisis to richard nixon and his ability to sit down at the summit as churchill had said with the russian leaders. indeed, jfk was an avid reader of the speeches and is a prize-winning book after one of churchill's's and he made churchill the second on every foreign citizen of the united states and in his memoir, richard nixon credited churchill with profoundly influencing his ideas on foreign policy and th

i'm a couldn't get pretty toasty a round the dalton and the livermore valley. san rafael and 72 for san francisco. the 7 day around the bay forecast its shows to quit is going to sizzle as we head into tomorrow. the will be a bit of morning fog. then by sending thing should " start to cool off and then cooler conditions when a wet weather into the beginning of next week. that's good traffic. >>george: let's start with a shot with this outbreak. this is representative of the commute in general. it is getting wider. we are tracking a potentials of hot spot on 680 in the north bounce direction. this chp had a police action and for a while all they lanes or shut down foreign ever sat down for about 10 of the teen minutes. traffic is still slow coming up from one a one. this is the non commute direction. the rest of that commute through the south bay on the freeway is as much improved and is better than usual. the san mateo bridge was our hot spot this morning but that his cleared up. things got packed up and the bay bridge because of a stall that happened several h

his older brother and cousin were murdered. 22-year-old ryan dalton's above fi reads like the very definitionithout a father, a family forced to flee new orleans for houston when ryan was 15 and hurricane katrina struck in 2005. he returned to new orleans years later alone. but he dropped out of college, became a parent, began dealing and using drugs. his prospects didn't look good. but his sister wasn't ready to give up. she stepped in and helped to change his life when she returned ryan on to cafe reconcile. it's a non-profit soul food restaurant located in central city new orleans which trains disconnected youth, offering them both culinary and life skills in a 12-week program. ryan completed the program in 2009 and since then has done much more than stay on the straight and narrow. he turned his life from disconnected to productive by reimagining the very meaning of urban renewal. he saw that it had to be more about rebuilding homes and reopening businesses. it had to be about the renewal of people, human beings and once he saw this, ryan got to work. after graduating from cafe reconcile,