dawn porter is with us.e're joined by one of the lawyers she profiles in the film, travis williams, a public defender in hall county, georgia. talk about why he made this dilma. >> i am aware and i had gone to the south, i met the head of the southern public defender training center. i saw all the training that was happening in the south for young lawyers. i was really strong by this group of committed young public defenders who were trying to kind of change the way public defense practiced in the u.s.. i just thought their story was not known and people would be interested in seeing what was happening. >> be felt -- figures are astounding. the u.s. has 2 million people? >> 2.5 billion people. 2.3-2.5 million people. >> talk about the significance and this ruling, the right to counsel and a criminal case has meant. >> as americans, we are so familiar with the phrase, "you have the right to an attorney," that we think it originated with the constitution. it is only 50 years old. the supreme court ruling was i

in san francisco from broderick awakens before dawn. he was not only. he had been such a beloved and charismatic figure in manhattan that many of his fellow firefighters and political folk had killed after him to san francisco. lying in bed, he considered the range which had begun in early november and poured without season throughout december to early morning stillness made him contemplate this pic he was into billy wealthy so what was he to do now? he went to the window, weaving, still recovering from illness he had contracted outbound from south america and which kept them from the mine entrance serving his friends. pulling aside the muslim curtain, he saw the rain had momentarily stopped, and the wind had faded away. volvo was a godsend. northeast of san francisco, four-fifths of sacramento still lay underwater, permitting a steamer to shuttle up and down its streets and allow passengers to enter their second story city hotel room via window. the 50 inches of icy wind and shotgun blasts of black hail that it's soaked and pummeled san francisco all w

dawn trenner. good afternoon, president fong, congratulations and commissioners.kind of surprised to be here today. i didn't really have this on my schedule for too long, didn't know that this was going to be a talking point for today. but i just wanted to let you know that the -- association continues to work very hard on this, very important and very difficult project in our neighborhood. we have been and we continue to reach out to the neighbors to understand what it is that the neighbors, and our members want, and that is what we will -- the information will gather and present to you at the time we're told to present it to you. and i know that that's very controversial. we've addressed this the last time we were here. we were very surprised, have the time shortened as well. but if that's what it is, i guess that's what it is. but we'll follow directions and gather neighborhood preferences, and bring that to you, and present it as such. and we are having a middle poke meeting this monday night where this will be one of the main topics and that meeting is open t

dawn trenner. good afternoon, president fong, congratulations and commissioners.ind of surprised to be here today. i didn't really have this on my schedule for too long, didn't know that this was going to be a talking point for today. but i just wanted to let you know that the -- association continues to work very hard on this, very important and very difficult project in our neighborhood. we have been and we continue to reach out to the neighbors to understand what it is that the neighbors, and our members want, and that is what we wl

down into the teens to maybe just near 10 degrees by dawn on wednesday.pattern tuesday, wednesday into thursday. and that is the way it looks. i'm back in ten minutes and now your first 4 traffic with danella. good morning. >> good morning. thanks, tom. traveling in our area, dealing with some construction. along the dulles toll road. your volume is light. the construction is set up as you head eastbound at reston parkway. it is blocking your right lane. down to i-95 northbound. in stafford and southbound, travel lanes are open. i'll give you a live look past the occoquan river bridge. as you continue on to 395, traveling a live look at washington boulevard, you can see north and south clear to the 14th street bridge. aaron and un, back to you. >>> thank you, danella. escalators are about to be repaired or replaced. they're spending $151 million to modernize, 128 escalators across the system. work should be completed by 2020. see if your metro station is affected, we have a complete list on nbcwashington.com. you can search escalators. >>> 4:24 now. new t

the day that dawns for you will also dawn for me. the day that you will see, i will also see. i would find my brother, i would comfort him, i would share his fate. when she saw the sister's grief, when anana saw the grief of gestana, she spoke to him gently. dimusi is no more. i would take you to him, but i do not know the place. then a fly appeared. the holy fly circled the air above anana's head and spoke, if i tell you where dimusi is, what are you give me? anana said, if you tell me, i will let you frequent the beer houses and taverns. i will let you dwell among the talk of the wise ones. i will let you dwell among the songs of the minstrals. the fly spoke. lift your eyes to the edges of the steppe. lift your eyes to arali. there you will find gestanana's brother. there you will find the shepherd, dimusi. anana and gestanana went to the steppe. they found dimusi weeping. anana took his and and said, you will go to the underworld for half of the year. your sister, since she asked, will go the other half. on the day gestanana is called, that day you will be set free. anana s

we'll talk about how frigid by dawn and how cold it will be for the next two to three days. that's coming up. >>> one of the largest charity organizations in our state is having fund-raising problems. komen maryland, which provides breast cancer services for men and women is running short of its fund razing -- fund-raising goals. >> reporter: the race for the cure was 30% smaller and donations have been down. the next few months are crucial to continue the fight against breast cancer in maryland. it's one of the biggest fund-raising events of its kind. it's about winning the battle against breast cancer. most events are as big as the new york city marathon but it's the triumphs that make people willing to give eye was diagnosed in 2006. it was actually a couple days before my daughter's wedding, which was kind of rough. i'm still here, which is great, and i'm doing well. >> reporter: but the story for cope men in 2012 was told in a different light. february, the national organization cut off funding for breast cancer screening at planned parenthood. although it reverted it s

it looks like you followed their system. >> they headed back upstairs where dawn got erica started on a quickbooks account. >> go ahead and hit finish. now we have created the bank account. >> to be brutally honest, what is your first impression? >> hot mess. first interpretation of what i have seen here, not, again, not abnormal, but frightening. >> can businesses really operate like this? >> well, they can, but not for very long and they won't be in business very long like this. >> but you are confident that we can fix it? >> it can always be fixed. >> while dawn and erica finished up with quickbooks and andrew was busy working on the chateau, we asked andrew's son, photographer christian gianelli to get started on the website. >> this is christian who is one of the pre-eminent photographers for specifically bed and breakfast inns in the nation and he has donated his time to help us out here. >> what have you got go g ing o? >> well, i'm setting in the lights here, and interior photography and a lot of it has to do with creating your own light. >> erica was so eager to look at the n

few high clouds by dawn as the winds die down. there could be single digits. could be 9 in leesburg tonight and hay market. the snow could break out west of town. mostly cloudy and cold elsewhere. teens and 20s. snow breaks out in the metro area with the high of 26 to 30. again, one to three inches are possible by 8:00 tomorrow. three days we are looking at temperatures with the weather alert tomorrow. then we're green over the weekend. 32 on saturday as we finally get above freezing on sunday. we're back in the upper 30s. now the next three days, a pretty big warm up here. temperatures in the 40s. 50s with maybe a shower on tuesday, still in the mid-50s with rain on wednesday, we'll cool off a little bit on thursday as temperatures go back to the lower 40s. not a big storm, not a great time for the evening commute either. >> maybe an inch. just slow down, right? >> yes. >>> continuing in a big way. >> i can't wait. i wish the game was tomorrow. >> yes. it would be better that way. >>> over a day at the ravens with a little view for you from ray lewis. >> i do

at dawn, the call of the night guard woke me from my dream, from my language. you will live another death, so revise your last will. the hour of execution is postponed again. i asked, until when? he said, wait till you have died some more. i said, i possess nothing, so nothing can possess me, and have written my will in my own blood. oh, inhabitant of my song, trust in water. this last poem has an epigraph, the cypress is the shadow of the tree and not the tree itself, and has no shadow because it is the tree's shadow. the cypress is in pieces like a shattered minaret. it's asleep in the road in its own aesthetic shadows, green and dark, just like it is. no one has been harmed. cars pass by, speeding over its branches, rising dust settling on their windows. the cypress is in pieces, but the dove that chose it doesn't move its exposed nest to a nearby accommodation. overhead, two migrating birds circle the sufficiency of its nesting place and trade gestures. a woman says to her neighbor, i wonder, did you see a storm come by? no, nor a bulldozer, and yet the cyp

in 2001, george watson brought us this look at the usf dawn's of 1959. >>> today it's as much shadow as stadium. enough remains to plainly see what it once was. tall stately columns support air not steel. grassy knolls surround. square upon the eastern edge of golden gate park. graceful reminders of a place where young men played the game of football. along those who led memories there is the legacy of perhaps the greatest college football team no one ever heard of. in 1951 university of san francisco dawns. >> i think we were the best team in football at that time. college team in football. no question in my mind if we had the opportunity we could have beaten anybody. >> could have is the key phrase. the 1951 usf football team came to be known as the team that was undefeated, untied and uninvited. at the end of the season there were no bowl invitations for this group. a team that sent 10 players straight to the nfl. three of whom went on to the nfl hall of fame. what happened? >> we were uninvited. we had some opportunities to go to bowl games but they were all in the south. >> two

"breaking dawn part two" got worst picture and worst screen couple. if they were to win all 11 they would be the highest ever. >> adam sandler is good for a couple. >> he has the record with 10 last year. >> i still have to rent that. >> they are all good classic movies. there might be some pride. >> this comes to us from memphis, tennessee where hundreds celebrated the birth of rocknroll royalty. public officials and fans flocked to tennessee to mark presley's birthday. they cut an enormous cake. one fit for the king. i'm richard lui and this is "early today" just your first stop. day today on your nbc station. >>> one documentary crew is finally putting a face to the name. these pictures of a live giant squid were released by the discovery channel and japanese broadcaster nhk. the stills come from stunning new deepwater footage capturing the first and only images of a giant squid still in its natural habitat. the same crew previously record a giant squid caught in a fishing line caught in 2006. >>> one new record in india is sure to wake the neighbo

in 2009, when dawn asked them can you just make it safe so somebody doesn't get killed walking on thewalk. and i agree with dawn and basically there are a lot of children, mothers walking with strollers, very elderly people with walkers, people walking their dogs, joggers. i don't want parts of the building just falling off on people because a developer and the sponsor just don't care and they just want to make some money or change the neighborhood, market rate condos, whatever, you name it, they don't want the church, they don't care about the neighbors. when that happened, at the first request from mpna, we had retaliation because there were holes punched out on the corner of the church. and then after that, after all day saturday of hiring cherrypickers, they brought a drill and took out the entire stucco wall, and said they needed to make a hole really big for dry rot by dbi. dbi inspector came out and didn't do anything because he's a friend of the developer. solar lights were put in after many requests, but then they go off at night, before i go to sleep. some were replaced so t

closer to home, it will be avenue elicit and vogelsong dawning the tars and stripes. joe mauer, ryan braun and jimmy rollins will play as well. basketball in san francisco, santa clare a, up by 5. great ball movement by the broncos and finished with the flush. 21-14, sc, couple hins later off the rebound, kevin foster kind of camping out behind the stripe, he is good right there from downtown and with that three, santa clare a is up ten. second is half, santa clare a in transition, foster, what a bounce pass for a jam. and then off the inbounds pass, three-ball corner pocket, it's good, 45-26 scu, and then it's foster pulling up and stroking the jumper. a game high 27. santa clare a wins big. we want to leave you with this, the nhl lockout is over, but here is a head shot, brent burns of san jose, we know what he was doing during the lockout. he was hieb -- he was hibernating. more news coming up after this. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or why it doesn't have to be an adventure to stick to your new year's budget. because safeway gi

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. ♪ oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly ♪ . >> so that was how beyonce choserespond to questions about her lip synced inaugural performance and although she wouldn't go into details of her performance for the super bowl, she says we can expect a big announcement and a live performance for sure. >> we're all looking forward to that. >> i will absolutely be singing live. i'm well rehearsed and i will absolutely be singing live. this is what i was born to do, what i was born for. >> all right. she was born to sing. now beyonce was only some of the news out of big easy. for some ravens news let's go to the blitz and glitz team. kristen berset, what is the real deal? >> reporter: hey, derek, i want to say i was at the beyonce press conference. that was one of the most amazing national anthems i've ever heard, so she definitely can sing, but this day being thursday is the day most people arrive for super bowl week. there's a lot more people checking into hotel rooms, a lot more traffic, but for us media folks we've been here all week and the football players have ha

for a love this strong, dawn only feeds him iams.er leading brands, it has 50% more animal protein. ...to help keep rocky's body as strong as a love that never fades... if he ever lets her leave again. iams. keep love strong. >>> obama's nominee for treasury secretary jack lew is facing criticism because his signature, which will appear on the dollar bill, is complete lly illegible. look at his signature. this is real. in response, lew is like, i will fix this or my name is -- there's some political news here. president obama recently came under fire from republicans over the lack of diversity in his cabinet. then obama said, you guys know i'll be there too, right? >>> well, it's time for other entertainment news. it's the cia versus the lapd at the box office this weekend. after being in limited release for the past few weeks "zero dark thirty" is going wide, fresh off its five oscar nominations. but "gangster squad" may take first place this weekend thanks to box office draws ryan gosling and emma stone. >>> so what does 9-year-old

spring as a new dawn. how is it viewed now? >> it is very challenging. we see different situations. a very human rights friendly government i libya, but the state is very weak, so they do not have any power. we see a strong state in egypt, but the president is not very much in favor of human rights. we see very big problems with room -- with women's rights, for example, in these areas. a lot has to be done. and they need the help of the western world to push it further. >> thank you. >> staying with the situation in syria, about 200,000 syrian refugees are living in lebanon alone. many have found accommodation in unused school buildings or private homes, but others are not so lucky. >> they are having to stay in small, unofficial camps where aid supplies from the united nations refugee agency is sporadic at best. we paid a visit to one such agency, meeting the people who have no such choice -- no other choice than to cope with the hardships they face. >> these syrian refugees are repairing their tent. in f

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and dawn is a republican in canton, georgia. please go ahead. caller: yeah.i'd like to give you a little bit of my background. i grew up in a society where -- a rural community. and it was not uncommon for us when going through ag school and associated f.f.a. that we brought our guns actually on the school buses to go trap shooting and skeet shooting. and i'm 50 years old. but society has changed a lot. i went into the service, served my country well. i ran one of the largest arms rooms in fort bragg. was very conscious. i own my federal arm fire license, my manufacturing license. i'm also the father of five children. i've also owned ar-15's, multiple hunting guns. i've never owned a pistol. it's been my belief that pistols were only created for a single purpose -- to kill people. the thing that i see lacking is, number one, responsible training in gun ownership. number two, i have a mentally ill son. that i took care of for a number of years and have learned quite a bit about the mental health profession. it was my responsibility as a gun owner to ensure the

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by dawn tomorrow, mostly cloudy and a cloudy day on friday and those areas in color. during the afternoon and moving in late friday night. lots of sunshine and a few high clouds coming through. we ought to be in the low 50s and in the mid 50s to our south. it's going to be holding steady where these temperatures are right now with a northeast breeze. and then overnight tonight, partly to mostly cloudy and during the day on friday, highs into the low 50s but a good chance of rain moving in the metro area during the afternoon and evening and earlier in the day out of the mountains and that will end probably before dawn on saturday. then saturday afternoon, sun back. it will feel like april in january. into the low 60s on saturday afternoon and it may even be near 70 degrees for a few fleeting moments on sunday afternoon. doesn't last long but it could be that mild on sunday afternoon. and then starting off next week, could get chilly rain. january, acting like a winter month again and by midweek and toward the end of the week turning colder is the way it looks right now

will be down near 30 by midnight and by dawn on saturday down to the mid 20s. and during the day saturday, bright and sunny. highs only reaching the mid-40s during the afternoon with a lighter wind. bit of a blustery wind developing on sunday. increasing clouds, 20s in the morning. afternoon highs upper 40s. mostly cloudy sunday night and on inauguration day. during the day, inauguration day, perhaps during the afternoon there might be a passing snow shower. and it will be cold with highs only in the mid and upper 30s. then turning colder. an arctic frigid air mass moves in on tuesday into wednesday and thursday. in fact, by dawn wednesday may be down to near 10 degrees. extremely dry weather. in fact, some locations may be below zero out in the mountains. it does look like tuesday night into wednesday morning. so be prepared for an arctic blast moving in mid-week next week. i'm back in ten minutes. danella a look at traffic now. good morning. >> good morning. in our area, checking for accidents. so far, we're accident-free. let's talk about the dulles toll roa

for a love this strong, dawn only feeds him iams. compared to other leading brands, it has 50% more animal protein. ...to help keep rocky's body as strong as a love that never fades... if he ever lets her leave again. iams. keep love strong. >>> ryan and tamisha moats have just gotten a call from the hospital, a call nobody ever wants to get. tamisha's mother is dying, and if they'd like to say good-bye, now is the time. >> we proceeded to the hospital with our hazard lights on. >> it's late at night, past midnight, when ryan's car gets to the light right before the hospital. it's red. >> the light didn't change. we blew our horn and i waved to the traffic. they saw hazard lights and let me go. they, like, told us to go, so we went ahead and went. >> ryan and tamisha believe it's fairly obvious what they're doing. the other driver seems to understand, allowing them to proceed to the hospital. >> yes, i ran a red light, but at the same time i was really safe about what i was doing. i didn't just run through the red light. i stopped at

the 20s by dawn on friday. friday only the 30s. windy, morning flurries and over the weekend cold again. teens in the morning, afternoon highs near freezing. saturday, could get flurries. on sunday and monday. still cold. maybe flurries on monday. i'm back in ten minutes with frequent updates throughout the morning, aaron. >>> thank you, tom. the battle over gun control will had play out today on capitol hill. a senate committee holding a hearing on how to reduce gun violence across the country. tracie potts is live on capitol hill with more. tracie, good morning. >> good morning. here's what's unusual about that gun hearing today. there will be no guns there because of the rules on capitol hill. it was a big hassle to get unloaded weapons into this hearing. republicans are complaining about that saying how can you consider restricting weapons that we can't see when we're discussing them. nevertheless, what they will see is testimony from wayne la pierre, the head of the nra. he will argue that not only will a ban on weapons not wo

and right before dawn what was so remarkable -- and i would not have known this if i hadn't done this, is as the sun comes up over the southwestern mountains, the first place a ray of light hits is jefferson's bed. and nothing was by accident in jefferson's life. so he was so energetic, he was so excited about living in a time of enlightenment and revolution that he wanted to draw every bit of life he could out of a day. >> and his incredible interest in natural life has to be as profound as his interest in liberty and revolution. if you think about his setting in motion the exploration of lewis and clark. he just really wanted to understand what was out there. >> he wanted to understand everything. we forget sometimes i think that the american revolution in many ways was the political expression of the enlightenment. not guilty long before -- i mean, this was the era when priestly and princely authority was falling away. jefferson thought the three greatest men who ever lived were newton, bacon and lock. all men about unlocking discoveries, about innovating, ingenuity, thomas jeffers

this is really going well for him at the dawn of the second term. the debate within the republican party, which is underway right now, and we just saw that over the weekend, which they pulled back on what they're going to do about the debt ceiling, they're going to use the phrase kick the can down the road, is beginning to sound more and more like kicking the latrine down the road, by the way, when they use the reference to the can, but they stepped back from their hard line position. and i think what they have to do, joe knows a lot more about this than i do, they have to reform within and not seem like a party that is getting smaller and narrower and the opening to that party is getting much, of narrower. they have to open it up to a lot more people. >> joe, they obviously saw the polling on taking on the debt ceiling. but nevertheless, i'm sure you would challenge david and president obama with what will force his hand to cut spending beyond what he's done, which you saw in our polling. americans do want, as much as they want compromise. >> they

dawn waits on principal. deciding to expel five stunts today and fire. >> my goal is to take care of my stunts mplt and to ensure their safety. he was in charjts and being held responsible. >> i had no participation other than the hazing ins depts: >> it's basically a real quick move by the administration to just kovder up their lack of responsibility on this kamt pus? >> i was surprised. >> losing his job for speaking up sent the wrong message to students and staff. >> schlt t. patrick says at this point, criminal chashrnls v not been sfiered in this case: >> in other news tonight, he's been fighting a tough battle for more than two years. tonight, oolt setback for brooinl sto werks. he's back in the hoept with a blood clot, which at one point, doctors said it was life tleltenning. >> it helps to have people. he is cut. people will still identify the con sert. purk push . >> hosti ining series of benefi. >> i'm here tonight to support, you know, bryon snowe. it's always for a good cause. >> the former parame

i vote for your florida beaches, dawn. bill, this louisiana seafood is delicious.ere's world class dining with our world famous seafood. so for a great vacation this year, come to the gulf. its all fabulous but i give florida the edge. right after mississippi. you mean alabama. say louisiana or there's no dessert. this invitation is brought to you by bp and all of us who call the gulf home. >>> the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans. >> the american dream need not forever be deferred. >> this is the richest, the most powerful country. your boa! [ garth ] thor's small business earns double miles on every purchase, every day! ahh, the new fabrics. put it on my spark card. ow. [ garth ] why settle for less? the spiked heels are working. wait! [ garth ] great businesses deserve great rewards. [ male announcer ] the spark business card from capital one. choose unlimited rewards with double miles or 2% cash back on every purchase, every day! what's in your wallet? [ cheers and applause ] >>> it has been a fun night and we couldn't even drink. >> absol

erica lafferty, daughter of dawn huckspring. i tweeted this earlier, @andersoncooper. do you think somebody should do something? the professor will give him a fair hearing. up next, is there a link between gun violence and violent games. we'll talk to an fbi profiler when we come back. >> announcer: "anderson cooper 360" brought to you by t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >>> keeping them honest on the notion of gun violence. vice president biden met today with representatives of the video game industry. the newtown killer was obsessed with video games as others have been. people are concerned that bloody games, gory videos are doing bad things to our kids. you can see why culture would be part of the conversation. pro or antigun, republican or democrat, a lot of people agree. >> this violent video game with names like bullet storm, grand theft auto, mortal combat, and slater house -- >> the violence in the entertainment culture. >> what about the violence in our video games. >> the depiction of these assault weapons again and again. >> violence, the realism in ga

some headed to work before dawn to try to beat traffic. >> i'm on a two-hour delay. a lot of traffic. i get hung up and then it's bad. >> reporter: in rockville, treated streets, mostly wet, but that doesn't mean sidewalks don't need to be scraped. some we talked to said they are so over the cold while others aren't bother bid a kiss from old man winter. >> the roads are good right now. pretty good. >> with so many of us wearing so many layers of clothing it's a little bit difficult to believe a warm-up is on the way. we know it's coming. i think a lot of us are very happy. in german town maryland, news 4, back to you. >> while the warm-up is on the way, so is rain today. tom kierein joins us with the first mid-day forecast. >> good morning. the only travel problem now is mainly road spray out on the main interstate. the beltway where everything is just wet now. it was north of washington where we had the persistent freezing rain now tapering off and ending. look at the radar. at the beginning there a lot of white. that was sleet and snow briefly. moved into the east

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you also see the dawn of the artist, because an artist is someone who has to have a kind of subjectivese of him or herself as an artist, of someone who is not simply literally imitating or reflecting what you hear, but processing it, making it one's own-- making it one's own artistic property in a way. and that's what they do. [low-pitched gong] [chanting] [airy flute plays] [folk violin plays] [light rock sic] [singing ganga] funding for this program was provided by the annenberg/cpb project. you'd think it would be easy to tell which kids had trouble with their eyesight. here, kitty, kitty! but that's not always the case. even though one in four children may have aion problem, eye doctors tell us the symptoms aren't always so obvious. [ thud ] for clues on how to spot the real-life signs of childhood vision problems, visit checkyearly.com. a public service message from the vision council of america and reading is fundamental.

. -- dawn freezing cold. >> a famous baltimore baker will be part of the inauguration.hey had been given the honor of creating a spectacular take -- cake for the commander in chief's ball. >> it is specifically for unlisted numbers of the military. it honors their service and sacrifice for our country. it is one of the events that the president gets most excited about. >> some service members will be given the opportunity to take a spin on the dance floor with the president and first lady. we will have more on the ball tonight at 11:00. >> another historic celebration in baltimore. >> we will take you to the oldest african-american catholic church in america. >> the storm track has been to the north. the coldest air has been there. we will see what happens. big changes are on the way. the forecast is ahead. temperatures dropped today. 47 at the airport. >> it was a sunday morning of celebration for one baltimore church. it marked its 150th anniversary. it is the oldest african- american catholic church in america. the archbishop was on hand to take part in the celebrati

they see this as the dawning of a new era. >> in many other countries is a well established form of travelo it has a good image. in germany, its image will be improving. >> they have already staked out their position on the market this year. >> next sure we will be expanding. we have a lot of new lines and we will be increasing our inventory of buses extensively. this is just the beginning. >> finally, the arrival at the main bus station in berlin. it continues to expand, they will be reaching full capacity. >> in just a moment, we will be hearing from chancellor angela merkel in her new year's message. >> first, a look at other stories making headlines around the world. the turkish prime minister has told all loans assyrian refugees the other countries on the brink of a new beginning. they will be replacing president assaad. he was joined by the head of the leader of the opposition coalition. turkey has taken on 150,000 syrian refugees. >> at least 16 people have been killed and 76 injured in a series of bomb attacks across iraq. they mainly targeted government officials and police. seven

[captioned by maryland public television] dawn over the susquehanna river, headwaters of the chesapeake bay. the chesapeake is the drowned valley of the susquehanna, engorged by the melting waters of glaciers ten thousand years ago at the end of the last ice age. named for the native susquehannocks who lived along the riverbanks, its headwaters begin far to the north, flowing down through pennsylvania and new york state, into the chesapeake bay and out to sea. conowingo is native susquehannock for "at the rapids." here, at those rapids, a hydroelectric plant harnesses the surging momentum of the river. the rocky bottom and canyon-like walls of the river little resemble the wide, pan-flat mud-bottomed bay broadening on the horizon. just beyond the town of havre de grace, "harbor of grace," where highway and railroad span the widening river, the chesapeake bay is born. a new day brings a flurry of activity and the inevitable feeling of possibilities up and down the bay. standing majestic in morning light, calvert cliffs dominate the southern maryland shoreline for 30 miles. formed over 15

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but sunday morning pre-dawn cannot rule out a brief flurry or two. causing traffic problems, but something to talk about. tomorrow morning is going to be another chilly start to the day. 20s early saturday morning. by sunday, kind of a mixture of sunshine and clouds, with predawn of flurries possible. again, something to talk about here conversational piece in this quiet weather pattern. there is, fedex field. south thewest reset five to 10. it is football weather. should be rain wednesday or thursday of next week. somewhere within that timeframe. >> i am going to consider you an expert on this subject. with that good weather that adam just mentioned, is hard for france to hold in that team spirit -- is hard for fans hold in that team spirit. >> ♪ hail to the redskins fight for all pcd.c. ♪ >> teachers at almont middle school in leesburg showing their pride. >> if you want to join in on the fun send us a short video or link to a youtube clip of you wjla.com. we will put them on air. coming up next, strange attraction in the skies of california. [ mal

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hour by hour overnight 32 degrees with a freeze by dawn tomorrow. we'll talk about how cold things will stay around here this week. it's coming up. >> thought we were going to lose wyatt for a second. >>> komen maryland is struggling to help. we have more on how the fund-raising is falling short. >> reporter: they need about a million dollars. this year the annual praise for the cure fell about 30% short of its annual goal. the economy was down handle people had a hard time donating. also, a controversial decision forced the foundation to stop funding breast cancer screenings after the group was investigated by a congress pal committee. they reversed their decision about a week later but some people were so angry that they didn't donate in 2012. >> one of the things we're dloog is trying to connect our donors with stories. we have a lot of people who have been impacted by cope men maryland and we're trying to bring that to the forefront. that is one of our campaigns. we have an end of the year letter going out. we're also approaching family foundati

a deep freeze by dawn. we'll talk about will this hold into the weekend and game day sunday. that answer is straight ahead. >>> for the latest on the grilling accident that left espn anchor hannah storm bad but i burned. >> reporter: the flames hit her like a ball of fire. >> i looked out -- it's a terrible feeling. >> reporter: it was december 11th. espn anchor hannah storm was getting dinner ready. he is lit the grill, left for 10 minutes. when he is returned the wind had killed the fire. >> after i turned the gas off, i relit the flame and it was a huge fire. it blew the doors off. >> reporter: the flames licking at her face, neck and chest. >> i yelled to my daughter, mommy's on fire. you have to call 911. >> reporter: it left her with first degree burns on her neck and face and second degree burns on her badly injured left hand. >> i had my kids changing my bandages. >> reporter: her recovery continues but she's back to work. now she's sharing her story and how lucky she feels to be able to tell it. >> i spent an hour in hair and make up. i was, by far, the most fortunat

i can picture dawn to believe that someone would come into her school. she would not think of her safety but making him stop. i can visualize of her trying to take charge. she would do anything to protect her charge. that's where they found the bodies of dawn and mary rushing towards the attacker. natalie, fortunately, survived. the shooter bypassed the first grade classroom and started shooting in the second grade classroom killing the teacher and all but one child who was clever enough to play dead. by this time, a teacher in the third room crammed as many children in the bathroom when the teacher took aim on her and her chutes. -- her students. vicki who was so excited to reach her dream as a teacher through herself in front of her students. anne marie was an assistant for a boy with special needs and she died trying to shield him. as was a behavior specialist. none of these brave women were trained in combat. they were elementary school educators dedicated to educating their young children. their first response when com fronting by this terror was to

transafrica, a law professor at pennsylvania state university, most recent book "makada" said at the dawn of the civil rights era following a young man coming of age in segregated richmond, virginia. through his blind grandmother and her visions, he discovers her his race and africa. he came to our studios on the eve of dr. king's birthday to talk about his new novel. he lives now in st. kitts. >> when i was a child growing up in richmond, virginia, we were called negros. no one i knew we were called that. no one knew the province of that word. it had no connection to what we might have been before we were blocked from review by that lethal, opaque space of slavery. so we did not know anything about ourselves except we had been called this, but not by ourselves. it turns out is much like the case of the sardine. there is no such thing as a sardine as a fish living free in the ocean. it only becomes one when it is captured and put in a pan. and we were only called negros when we were leveled during slavery as that, as a way of severing us from any memory of what we had been. so we lost our