her story begins in a small town, dexter, new mexico. this is where pegye made her entrance. >> i have often said that she was born winking at the doctor and swinging on the chandelier. >> reporter: pegye was june and glenn marshall's fourth child. glenn says pegye was going places from the very day she was born. >> she was never still. >> reporter: she danced, sang, played sports and it seemed nothing could hold her back. she had scoliosis as a kid. young pegye had to wear a brace around the clock. that's a terrible burden for a young kid like that to bear. but it also kind of ended up motivating her, didn't it? >> it really did. >> reporter: pegye's doctor talked with her about a career in physical therapy. she volunteered and loved it. >> she made up her mind right then she wanted to be a physical therapist, and she wanted to move to california and be a beautiful blonde. so she did. >> reporter: a farmer's daughter with big dreams. so pegye left the small town of dexter for sunny california and settled in newport beach. that's where s

and right there in the heart of it are north, mcfarland and point dexter. and i said to myself in effect, what the hell is going on here. these weren't guys out of watergate. these weren't people who tried to steal an election. as far as i knew, these were men who were imbued with the highest ideals of public service. so what was-- what were they doing in the middle of this. and that if effect set out av exploration. >> you spend a hundred bucks or more to go to the theater, something should happen to you. maybe somebody should be asking some questions about your values or the way you think about things. and maybe you should come out of a theatre with something having happened to you. maybe-- you should be changing or thinking about change. but if you just go there, the only thing you worry about is where you left the damn car, then you have wasted your hundred bucks. >> rose: you just answered the question i wanted to ask you, without me asking. what should you get out of the theater? something that tells you and confronts you with something about the life

dexter miles jr. in the corner. he had 22. mountaineers roll 82-70. >>> george mason taking on saint bonaventure. they bonny with this one. 82-72. >>> number three maryland women hosting north western this afternoon. terps off to a very hot start as kristin misses, but briana jones is there for the rebound. putting back fourth quarter. marilyn a walk in the park, terps win this one big. 96-65. >>> james madison football here at the start of the season. they had what it took to win a national title. all they had to do was just go out and do it. one win away they were today in the ses national championship game taking on youngs town state. byron shore with the pass. check out the toe tap by rashard davis. that is a touchdown on the field. refs said no. they went to review. overturned. the dukes are up. james madison put this one away. dukes win the fcs national championship. and, earlier today, spotted at national airport, gw women on their way to play dayton. and who do they run into and get a selfie? that is usher with the pea

notjust on monday dexter on tuesday as well, which could be more ofa tuesday as well, which could be which could be more ofa problem. i'm tuesday as well, which could be more of a problem. i'm expecting some disruption for england and wales, watch out for warnings, they could beissued watch out for warnings, they could be issued in the next few hours. once the fog has cleared there will be some brightness around, it will be some brightness around, it will be chilly. for northern ireland and scotland, milder weather coming in off the atlantic. the milder air bringing more moisture and the prospect of some rain at some stage later in the week. the game on wednesday and many places will be dry. some rain across western scotland, elsewhere drive. the latest wins in these areas, the chilly air holding on. through the second half of this week these fronts begin to move east but by will it be a struggle. which means there is a big? about how quickly those fronts arrived from the west and how quickly the milder air rises soi and how quickly the milder air rises so i put later in the week rat

and queried those who knew that bright young minister at the dexter avenue baptist church.artin luther king, jr. reluctantly had begun in alabama. >> actually the march on washington grew out of the demonstrations in alabama. >> he said he wasn't too sure what a march on washington could do for the movement. >> we were a little too arrogant to see that a southern black movement could not change america. what it took was a national movement. >> he says there was a vying for position by the speakers for the event. he says his friend martin didn't push to speak at all. >> in those days we figured to get on the 6:00 news, you had to speak before 3:00. everybody wanted to speak first. they were jockeying for position. and he was -- he said i'll speak last. >> it was those words, spoken at the end of the day that everyone remembers. >> i have a dream. >> mahalia kept about the dream. >> he launched into this i have a dream sequence. now, it was not written down. >> mahalia jackson was one of the few women to have participated. andrew young says that was the one thing he and his f

. >> really, and then dexter fouler brought in a costume pair of jordan sneakers for barack obama.hey even have his signature engraved on the side and come in a neat shoe box with the presidential seal on the box. >> that is pretty cool. >> do you think he will wear them or is that something you put up on a shelf. >> shelf. >> too nice to wear. >> do you realize this, that the cost of a trip to south jersey beach is going up? >> what? >> which two popular new jersey shore towns are raising the beach tag price. sue? >>> welcome back after a long holiday weekend. welcome back to rain, how will you get rain or will you get freezing rain? we will tell you who is under a freezing rain advisory coming up. sure, you could sit around all night iting for a pizza to be livered. t wouldn't making it yourselfall a lot more fun? it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. protein. protein proteiny protein. proteiny protein? protein proteiny protein. at least 14 grams of protein. 100 calories. new greek 100 protein. from yoplait. looks like we're still a man short. not anymore. gus! the second m

we'll get to her as soon as possible as she continues to collect the dexterity of the feed she's sending back to us. we'll continue to following developments from ft. lauderdale. look for up dates on the nbc 10 app and facebook and twitter. >>> let's get an update on our big story tonight. snow and bitter cold. the first alert radar shows the next round of snow headed our way. but that snow isn't going to reach all parts of the region. >> no, the cold certainly will, though. we've got all the details for you in your neighborhood forecast. here's chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> quite a variety of weather across our area tomorrow. it's a backwards storm because the show will get the most snow. no real doubt about that. the first alert for the coastal areas, new jersey beaches, inland, new jersey and inland delaware as well. much of the day tomorrow is affected by this. and heaviest snow could be six inches or more at the coast. and that's really going to cause some problems for travel. you can see the snow area continuing to grow and spread a little bit. but there is a n

the station's robot named dexter actually saved the crews some time oped by controllers in houston.oved the batteries before the astronauts got to work. >>> come, stay, heal typical commands for your dog. i'm used to that with my puppy. well it's your voice that you could use to help them learn a little faster. >>> inaugurations happen every four years but they still need to be rehearsed. we take you behind the scenes at an event that's done with military precision. >> monica. >> coming up in a look at the full forecast. i will be tracking when and where that snow first arrives and when it moves out. stick around. >> live look outside wilmington on friday night. all clear now but delaware and a lot of us could see quite a different scene this time tomorrow. your full weather authority forecast in just a moment. >>> we are just a week away from donald trump's officially becoming the nation's next president. preparations are now underway for the country's 58th inauguration. security officials are looking for ways to keep the massive crowds safe while others are making sure the day has

. >> motor dexterity and the brain. >> so i want to hear from you.n your side hotline is open 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. 415-954-8151. you can also reach me on my facebook page. >>> let's talk about babies just a little bit more. anyone expecting to have a baby better put away plenty of money. the estimated cost of raising a child from birth through age 17 is now $233,000. that's about $14,000 a year. now, the amount is averaged for a middle income couple with two children. it's a bit more expensive in urban areas and less so in rural areas. the main costs housing, food, transportation, health care, education, clothing and other miscellaneous expenses. >>> chevrolet's newest electric car, the volt, received honors as the top car at the detroit auto show. general motors owns chevy. gm executive told reporters in detroit that the company sees no reason to invest in u.s. jobs and factories just to please president-elect donald trump. volkswagen also says today it must regain the trust of consumers after the company was caught cheating on emissions tests fo

at dexter avenue all theseurch and rallies were going on and martin luther king is there and gives a prayer and an indication. years later, she was interviewed for eyes on the pride -- eyes and the prize and, four days later, she refused to give up her seat on the bus. and began the bus boycott the mother of emmett till, at her funeral, a statement was read that said that courage helped others act. we have the direct quote of her talking retrospectively about how the case moved her. she couldn't have helped but and moved by the atmosphere she is moved after dr. howard spoke. interestingan connection and hard not to make the connection. there was a lot in place with the brown decision to energize people. there was an immediate backlash that causes war to escalate, and so many ways. have someone come along and there is a connection between a black man and a white woman. as innocent as this flirtation was challenging the supreme court being set on this. the provision couldn't have been any stronger or greater. there had been two engines -- and there were the first ones reported in three

november 20 7, 1955, he speaks sunday at dexter avenue baptist church where martin luther king has been a minister for like a year. these rallies were going on all over. martin luther king is there. he gives a prayer and the benediction. rosa parks is in the crowd. laterlked about years that she remembered the impact of dr. howard's speech. four days later, she refused to give up her seat on the bus. that began the montgomery bus boycott. at emmett till's mother's funeral, she had a statement amie talking about how m mobley's courage helped her and others act. we have the direct quote of her talking retrospectively about how the case moved her. she did not say anything about it at the time. these are retrospective statements. she couldn't have helped but been moved by the atmosphere and moved four days after dr. howard's speech. that is an interesting connection to make. it is hard not to make the connection. there was a lot in place with the brown decision that energized people. there was an immediate backlash inses this war to escalate so many ways. that is why someone like emmett til

november 27, 1955 he speaks at , dexter avenue baptist church , where martin luther king has been ministerfor about a year and he gives this powerful -- right in the midst of all of these rallies going on all over -- but he comes to montgomery, martin luther king is there. theives the prayer, invocation, the benediction. and also rosa parks is in the crowd. years later -- when she was interviewed for "eyes on ," she talked about remembering it. four days later, she refused to give up her seat on the bus. that began the montgomery bus boycott. and the mother of emmett till, at her funeral, a statement was read, saying maybe mobley's courage has helped others act, including others. we have the direct quote of her talking retrospectively about how the case moved her. she couldn't have helped but been moved by the atmosphere and she is moved after dr. howard spoke. so, this is an interesting connection and hard not to make the connection. there was a lot in place with the brown decision to energize people. there was an immediate backlash that causes war to escalate, and so many ways. you have

and over the years, got a little bit more disillusioned as the reality sat in, to borrow dexter filkinsanistan. >> yeah, that's right. if you recall, he ran in 2008 as the candidate who said, i don't oppose all wars, i oppose dumb wars. which in that context, of course, meant the iraq war. he did feel that iraq was not only winnable, but should be the top priority for the u.s. so he came in, shifted a lot of resources to afghanistan. you remember the famous debate about the troop deployment in the fall of 2009. ended up sending 30,000 additional troops to afghanistan. but then quickly discovered that some of the more ambitious plans that the military had for counterinsurgency policy were really not working as well as anyone hoped they would. and then over the period of the first term, really began to scale back his ambitions for what he wanted to accomplish in afghanistan. and then really spent the second part of his presidency trying very hard to get out of afghanistan and finding out how difficult that was. if you recall, there was a plan, first to pull out by the end of 2014. then th

as i was doing it, i didn't -- it was -- i knew i had to do it because i needed to, my full dexterity my hands to hold on the cable pip have an injured hand. this i so i threw off my gloves and it was very cold. but the adrenaline was really pumping. i climbed up the tower. some people were yelling at me not to. i knew it was what i had to do. i got on the cable like it was a slack line. i slid across it. just like i have done thousands of times on a slack line. i got down to him and realized i didn't have my knife. i always ski with a knife. right then, ski patrol showed up. one of the patrolmen made the most perfect toss to me. i caught it with my hurt hand and cut him down. it was a wave of relief. >> and you have talked to your friend. he's okay? >> he left the ski area still not in good shape. they took him to st. anthony's the hospital in denver. that night, i got a face time call from one of my other friends and the three of them were in the hospital together with him. and he had a next brace but he was all smiles and they had taken the tube out of his throat. he was making a f

dexter is not here so i can use that phrase.ut thank you all very much for all your dedication and your hard work during the year. and for watching over for our pension plan. we just want to wish you the best of the holiday season and we will see you next year after we survive what i hope is a short meeting today. thank you. >> >> thank you thank you for those kind words. clerk anyone else that would like to public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. >>[gavel] >> call item 5 >> item 5 action item approval of the minutes of november 9, 2015 meeting >> moved and seconded. without objection- >> public comment, and >> public comment on the approval of the minutes? seeing none, public comment is closed. a motion has been made and seconded and without objection that passes without without objection >>[gavel] >> clerk next item >> item 6 consent under >> let's take public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. moved and seconded. without objection-we took it. you missed it william. >>[laughing] without objection the

i commend her for the political dexterity, i'm not buying that. what about you? >> great to be here on this wonderful day celebrating a special relationship. with regard to theresa may, as prime minister she has done very well. as you say she is not the same as margaret thatcher. there are some big differences. she possesses some of the same leadership qualities and skills of the iron lady. i think her sense of determination basically to implement the will of the british people over "brexit." i think she has shown tremendous leadership on the "brexit" issue, considering she was not actually a "brexit" supporter ahead of the referendum, but she does respect that the british people voted for exit from the european union and she vowed to implement the exit and she is going to do so. but i think there are very strong leadership qualities but i don't think we'll exactly see a repeat of reagan-thatcher period which is of course is very, very different time, very different leaders, but, at same time i do think it would be great for both theresa may and for donald trump

they do not act on things like tax cuts and dexter spending in the juicy bits -- and extra bits the andking for. we are getting back to the yen acting as kind of a safe haven. but the correlation between dollar-yet and risk assets are pretty weak since trump has been elected. we are looking for the differential with the u.s. 10-year yields because the bank of japan is keeping japanese 10 year yields capped. dollar-yanis like the go-two dollar-yen is like the go-to currency. ,rancine: this is the dot plot which has not changed since december. if you look at the futures of federal funds, rates go up at the end of the year. dots are pricing a little bit more. who is right in this? daragh: we have been here before. is it a rerun of january from last year or the year before? this uncertainty about what trump is going to deliver. and the market is very guilty of now casting, once again -- we are fixated on immigration, these kinds of elements. and the focus will shift as we move through the presidency toward those tax cuts, deregulation, after spending -- deregulation, extra spending. i think

with a cameo by their dog dexter.them navigate each innovative decision. >> i think there's an assumption that technology and tradition have to be at odds. i think the reality is they don't. i think they can coexist really well. >> reporter: so well that their dream wedding went off without a hitch. instead of walking down the aisle, kelley flew in. with a bouquet and a drone watched from above to capture every angle on their magical day. >> i would say planning our wedding on technology made it easier and it felt more like us. >> reporter: hoping to live happily ever after. >> that drone is a great way to photograph your wedding from above. >> right. if you're planning a proposal head to today.com for a chance to be involved in our marry me "today" series. >> all right. >>> just ahead looking forward to this. siri daily's ultimately and easy breakfast bonanza. first, this is "today" on nbc. carson, are you helping her? >> let's do it! >>> back now at 8:52 with "today's" food. we've been there. the weekend rolls aroun

from white sox to cubs president said -- the president was also gifted executive office sneakers by dexternt signature, sunday's packers cowboys game most watched play of game in nfl history 48 1/2 million views on fox, over 11 million more than nbc between steelers and chiefs, after that game, pitts burring antonio brown recorded 1 minute long video inside locker room mike to many lip unaware transmitted on facebook, patriots koch bill belichick asked about the social media stunt this is what bill belichick had to say, as i know i am not on -- snap face i don't get those i am worried about getting our team ready to go, as you know -- i am really not too worried about what they put on this chat whatever it is i patriots host steelers sunday. >> how is belichick. maria: i loved it i loved it we all loved it -- snap face nickname for when i don't get enough sleep. >> love it, jack brewer with us what did you think about that stay with us jared. >> how you doing, i thought it was great you know, when you look at -- [laughter] i can't stop laughing, but that is typically of belichickne of a ki