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the child died.s time, there was no question about what happened. >> they knew that it was going to be a stillbirth. mrs. noe described the situation where the doctors knew that the cord was wrapped around the baby's neck, the baby was dead and they believed that medically she should carey it to term. >> after the stillbirth, three years passed before mary lee, the noes' seventh baby, was born in 1962. marie reported having many problems with mary lee and would call her doctor four or five times a day, complaining that the baby was crying. >> the baby wouldn't eat for her. and he considered this to be really off the scale. he just considered her to be a highly nervous, excitable woman. >> six months after mary lee was born, marie reported finding her gasping for breath and turning blue. she called the rescue squad but the baby could not be saved. >> everybody was on the alert when this case came in. >> when the baby was brought in doa, doctors were very concerned. one, because this was now seven chil

and twosters died adults died. the sisters were trying to escape the home but were drawn heat and smoke. here is the 911 call that was by frantic neighbors. please come quickly. >> survive in the fire is a friend and the children's mother. the fire was started by a still- burning embers. it does not appear that the home had a working smoke detectors. >>> passengers on two planes can count their blessings. made ago airlines jets after a failure. no one was hurt. aborted the takeoff time.n it appears to be a holiday tragedy now avoided when two blew. >> there was a loud pop and shaking. he put the nose back down. >> it started as a routine take sacramento airport. the boeing 747 jet bound for seattle had 142 passengers children.small >> i have been on a lot of airplanes and stuff. when something was about to happen, the plane literally forth.ack and >> the airline says the pilot called an emergency crew to cool the hot tires just in case. >> their work no injuries. the passengers were escorted off using the stairs. >

the media says that he died 8:30 a.m. on saturday but they did not report his death to the world for another 48 hours. kcna says kim suffered a heart attack due to the mental and physical strain serving the nation. he died on a train. he wasn't your typical head of state, there's no denying it. let's get a look at the man and his life now from john voss. >> reporter: with the platform shoes, oversized sunglasses and trademark jump suit, kim jong il looked every bit the mighty tyrant. >> the appearance made it a little more difficult to treat him seriously, at least at first. >> reporter: he was the diminutive dictator who held diplomatic weapons and forced the u.s. to negotiate. >> that was not necessarily the work of a womanizing, booze-swilling individual drunk during the day. >> reporter: inside north korea, it was all about kim, betrayed by his propaganda machine as an artistic and cinematic genius. a renaissance man who has flown fighter jets, loved operas and shot holes in one. his attempts were breathlessly reporte

tonight, north korean leader, kim jong il has died. his iron bowl and nuclear ambition dominated world security for nearly 20 years. tonight the korean leader kim jong has died. >> and troops make it back from afghanistan. >> but it started to be on the ordinary water main break at the ground was dug up for repairs. as president fined under the home that has the owners angry. >> is the north korea with an iron fist for 17 years and was regarded as one of the world's most repressive leaders. tonight, television announce that kid died of heart failure due to "great mental and physical strain while writing on the train on official business. he is said to have been 69. >> he looked frail during his last public appearances. on that trip to china in the summer of 2010 the communist dictator showed the strength of suffering from pancreatic cancer and they stroke. his youngest son was behind the scenes on the secretive visit, reportedly preparing to assume leadership of north korea. of weeks later kim jong paid tribute to his father's death in

he has died at the age of 69. a weeping broadcaster for north korean state tv broke the news today saying their dear leader died of heart failure on sunday and asking the 24 million citizens to rally behind kim's song, heir apparent. big questions about regional stability and the future of north korea's nuclear program and the relationship with the u.s. we begin our coverage with tara mergener in washington this morning. >> reporter: the white house says it is watching developments in korea very closely at this point, and that is efforts to get north korea to abandon their nuclear ambitions may have to be delayed. north koreans openly went over the death of their long time leader kim jong-il. both men and women broke down after hearing he died of a heart attack while on a train on saturday. it's urging its people to rally behind his third son and heir-apparent kim jong-un. >> he apparently studied abroad in switzerland in his early years so he has kind of a western education but we don't know what kind of leader h

about 38,000 people died from vehicle accidents while 41,000 died from poisoning. some of those overdoses come from legal over-the-counter medicines that are readily available to children. new at 10:00, lloyd lacuesta is here to tell us about local incidents and how they inspired a new law. >> reporter: this is the time of year where people go to drugstores seeking relief from coughs and codes. two popular medications, authorities say they're also used to get high. young people have a term for overdosing, robotripping. >> they'll like trip out and see patterns and colors and tell me they're hallucinating. >> reporter: on the internet, there are even recipes on how to make the cough syrup more palatable and songs about the practice. >> what's the song say? >> it just mentioned it. it says getting sizzurp in my ride. >> reporter: now there is legislation to cut down on this. >> i couldn't believe that anyone would grab a bottle of robitussin, open it up, and then chug this stuff back in an effort to get high. but that's where the word robotripping comes from. >> repo

he was rushed to hopkins where he later died. then a 27-year-old man was shot and killed in west baltimore. police believe dayon barnes was sitting inside a car in the 200 block of north smallwood street at around 12:30 sunday morning when someone opened fire. he was taken to shock trauma were he later died. and then an hour later, police say a cab driver was pulling into a parking lot in the 2700 block on sisson street. we're told one of two passengers in the taxi pulled a gun, demanded money, then shot the driver. the victim was treated for non- life-threatening injuries. >> this is one of the dangerous jobs in the country, being a cab driver. but when you get called to a resident -- that feels safe for us. but as you know, it wasn't safe. >> we're told the suspects in this latest case fled on foot and remain at large this morning. police have very few leads in this case is. they're asking people to call the homicide unit at 410-396- 2100. homicide toll stands at 192 for this year compared to 219 for the same time last year. lo

>>mark: a san francisco philanthropist has died, warren hellman died at the age of 77 with complications of looking if you're if he was the founder of homeland and freedom and but was known by many as the founder of the bluegrass music festival at golden gate park. >> we have lost a one-of-a- kind true hero. officials last thursday renamed the speed with metal and golden gate park, the site of the bluegrass festival as hellman hollow. if >>darya: we're back with more in a couple of minutes furious here is a live look at the golden gate bridge street is still great out there. will be right back. >>darya: san jose of their lives could be on the trial of the hell's angels member accused of killing a fellow member. jackie sissel hat-- will tran @ milius. >>will: police are not going into details although they say the suspect was saw the series this could be a huge break for investigators. investigators believed that he could've been anywhere from new york to arizona and even days after the murder, they surrounded a home in stockton hoping to find him, but no luck. i put a phone call into thi

that man died on sunday from his injuries. all three people on board the boat were wearing life jackets when it capsized. >> two campuses will work together in the campus even after a merger deal fell short. this book about the new working relationship. >> we will create a small structure that takes ideas from our campus and make something out of them in research and public health and social policy and a whole variety of opportunities that we can do a very quickly for the benefit of the state of maryland. >> the new alliance will be submitted to the board of regents by march 1. >> the baltimore ravens stumbled badly in san diego, losing. ray lewis was back with the ravens. the ravens only had two punishing hits on philip rivers. philip rivers led the chargers. he didn't throw an interception. the only sack the ravens got was wiped out on a penalty by terrell suggs. >> 26 degrees on tv hill. a group vanishes from her home in maine. >> gasoline is thrown onto a woman in a elevator. >> this is 95 at 32. delays reporting in carrol

. >> this is a tale of two tragedies, of two young women who lived and died at different times and in different cities but left behind a mysterious trail of almost identical clues. could solving one case lead to the truth in the other? for one family, the story began on december 4th, 2004. >> typical saturday morning. and the phone rang. and i was immediately hysterical. and i asked where she was, was she okay. and he said, "no, heather, i'm sorry, she's gone." >> she was 33-year-old jennifer corbin, the wife of dr. barton corbin, a tall, handsome dentist who was 40. they had been married seven years and had two adorable sons, ages 7 and 5. on the surface, they led a storybook life. a big, beautiful home filled with photos of a fun, loving family. he the picture of the adoring dad, she a devoted mom. jennifer had been a free spirit when she was younger, but having children changed all that. >> she was born to be a mom. and when she became a mom, she did it 110%. she became miss pta. the suv-driving, baseball-toting supermom. >> her sister, heather, marveled at jennifer's ability to co

he'd rather they died first. when somebody so principal they are ready to die at the snap of a finger he told his followers. and that's what i want to build menu, that same type of care through. they begin typing that various methods of nine. drowning is one of the easiest ways in the world to die. it is just a numbing kindness a decent nation. the crowd was solemn and their lack of enthusiasm infuriated him. so many people get so funky nervous every time i talk about death he shouted. he stuck at this down and and pretend that you cannot just set the seen his mother to a she died. the crowd laughed uneasily. motherly woman refused to smile and he turned on her. you're going to die someday, honey bella. you will, you're going to die. this is taken from audiotape in jonestown. the fbi collected about a thousand nokia tapes that i was able to use for the first time. and you know, i can't imagine being in that crowd that night when all of a sudden this man who you respect it, this preacher, this progressive figure a

about 38,000 people died from vehicle accidents while 41,000 died from poisoning. some of those overdoses come from legal over-the-counter medicines that are readily available to children. new at 10:00, lloyd lacuesta is here to tell us about local incidents and how they inspired a new law. >> reporter: this is the time of year where people go to drugstores seeking relief from coughs and codes. two popular medications, authorities say they're also used to get high. young people have a term for overdosing, robotripping. >> they'll like trip out and see patterns and colors and tell me they're hallucinating. >> reporter: on the internet, there are even recipes on how to make the cough syrup more palatable and songs about the practice. >> what's the song say? >> it just mentioned it. it says getting sizzurp in my ride. >> reporter: now there is legislation to cut down on this. >> i couldn't believe that anyone would grab a bottle of robitussin, open it up, and then chug this stuff back in an effort to get high. but that's where the word robotripping comes from. >> repo

he died three days later on december 20th. members of the family witnessed the crash on second street and berkeley and say the driver of the light colored cadillac deliberately ran over rick. rick's legacy includes organ donation and fund raising for student sports through the arroyo car show which is named after him. >>> it happened just before 2:00 a.m. on the capital parkway off off ramp. chp officials have not identified the victim but say the person is a pedestrian and that the person was hit by a car. no word on why that individual was on the ramp or if any arrests have been made. >>> san francisco police are holding a meeting to discuss last week's officer involved shooting. i want to show you some video. someone shot at police while that has ran away. police shot back. tomorrow's meeting starts at the northern station at philmore and turk street. >>> a cigarette may be to blame for an early morning fire. the man's death is especially painful for his fellow tenants. >> reporter: the building on arthur looks like a singl

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one out of three children there dies before the age of one. usually dehydration or diarrhea induced dehydration. many young men have left the villages to try and get jobs as dishwashers in the cities or work on construction crews or work for foreign climbers and they often have to pull they're resources and sell they're goats and land to bribe somebody. for who is left behind is the women and they say now they're workload has doubled over the last two decades. i walked into this stli ladies and gentle village and we had yet to have three cup office tea with each other. first cup your a stranger, second cup a friend, and third cup you become family but the process take many years. here in american we have two minutes football drills and 6 second sound bites and 30 minutes power lunches and really it's about three cups of tea and really it's about relationships. i asked about a school and i know thisd the kids disappeared and i asked about school and they were very embarrassed and finally took me behind the village and i saw 84 children sitting

he was rushed to hopkins where he later died. then another man was shot and killed in west baltimore. police believe dayon barnes was sitting in a car on sunday morning when somebody opened fire. he was taken to shock trauma were later died. police say a cab driver was pulling into a parking lot on sisson street. one of two passengers in the taxi pulled a gun and shot the driver. the victim was treated for non- life-threatening injuries. >> this is one of the dangerous jobs in the country, being a cab driver. but when you get called to a resident -- that feels safe for us. but as you know, it wasn't safe. >> the suspect fled on foot and remain on large this morning. any leads in all of these cases -- and they are asking at people to call the city's homicide unit. the homicide total for the year now stands at 192 compared to 219 at the same time last year. lowell melser, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a hearing will continue in the case against bradley manning, the man accused of spilling a mountain of secrets on wikileaks. that will determi

he died of a massive heart attack.ok them two days to make the announcement a that he h had -- that he had died whilst on a train. an autopsy confirmed the cause of death. we do know the funeral will be held december 28. a period of mourning has been declared from december 20 to december 27. this is being felt around the region and around the world. the south korean president is asking the south koreans on to continue with their daily life, while the government in seoul has raised the military alert to the second level of three levels as well as placing all government workers on an emergency footing. south korea continues to monitor the north, but according to wire reports they say there is no evidence of increased north korean military activity in the light of kim jong il's death. calling for calm too is china. a close ally of north korea. they too will be keeping a very close eye on the situation inside north korea. fearful of any implosion of the regime which is obviously still a wild card if you like it, at this st

that boy died. he was three years old.month ago on november 29 in west oakland, little hiram lawrence was shot while in his father's arms while watching a rap video being made. he died 11 days later when taken off life support. we are standing by trying to get more information confirming what may be very bad news for this little boy shot in the symptom mechanic here on international boulevard. reporting live in oakland, cbs 5. >>> they got caught with a massive collection of illegal drugs and alcohol. bay area teenagers were headed to utah on a ski trip. none of them were arrested or sited for possession. robert lyles with the question a lot of people are asking, why? robert. >> elizabeth, quickly left unloading 150 teenagers from this now controversial ski trip. only cbs 5 cameras with there are capturing this arrival. now none of the students on board those buses, the 56 passenger buses would speak to cbs 5 nor would many of the parents waiting to pick them up. as you just mentioned, this is a story that generated seriou

he died a short time later. he will be laid to rest after a funeral mass tomorrow. >>> a developing story now the suspect in a double murder in richmond on christmas eve is in custody. jimmer fredette -- jamal clemons left in a still an suv with a boy inside. police recovered the suv and the child was not hurt. >>> police are searching for a man who disappeared after visiting our area. mitchell smith was last seen at union station on december 16. he was preparing to board a train heading down to alabama. a fellow passenger says workers told him he had to get off the charlotte and take another train to alabama. his family said they were not told about a transfer. >> something is wrong. i believe now that amtrak put him on the wrong train. >> police believe he got off the train in the city and may have returned to d.c. on another train. family members have not heard from him. >>> if you're a thinking christmas presents can keep the kids happy, think again. >> with that and a look at the trading day, here is linda

twelve people were hospitalized with gunshots one of them died down a lot. more than four hundred protesters have gathered for a protest rally but fortunately it was reported to be going peacefully but of course we'll be monitoring the situation. still to come this hour a champion outraged at the weak links military hearing to the rioting if he is called for the first time and he's deciding sensitive army data but his supporters rallied behind a single down still. staying in the american courts in iran and its supreme leader has been judged to have given support for al gore it is not out of time the details just ahead. at least ten people have been killed and hundreds injured in fresh violence in egypt since friday the protesters want a faster transfer of power from the military to civilian authorities even though elections are under way and veteran middle east expert terry garvey says the army is provoking anger to blame the demonstrators for violence. it's an old tradition in their country to deny it all we are all watching it the whole of egypt is watchin

troops died in iraq since hosillities began in 2003. another throp,000 troops were wounded in fighting. more than 100 iraqis died as a result of the conflict. the press tag for involvement in the war each -- reached $85.5 billion: the president will be allowed to transport a suspect from military to is sufficient for trial. terrorists will be held indefendantily. the plan is there 43 billion less that the previous one. >> this will not be a shutdown on the government thanks to i sheet. two leaders agreed to a $1- trillion. they expected to vote tomorrow. they may be close to a deal extending tax cuts. >>> those for the railroad prom ebgt took their case to cap -- project took their case to capitol hill. wanting to freeze all of the money for the project. and nearly $100 billion was a completion date of 2033. california officials and local holders testified but it was members of congress who invoked the passion. >> it might make a good hollywood movie, build it and they will come but that is not what the tax pay pers would say when they

that was the year grand daddy thomas died. left the family worse than broke. uncle john stole a ham from the meat market. he was 17. lost his taste for it locked up 14 years. ham, cured and earth bred sliced with the fat hanging on. yellow sunshine on a white plate. the ham bone cuts crosswise. a dark eye all in the skillet making aggressive for grits. lost his taste for all things salt much the ocean he has not seen. woman and man. he don't ever want to see no more ham on his plate. hates pigs. hard for him. time off for good behavior. they didn't hold him to the last 6. he is a hog farmer. only eats beef and chicken and turkey. fish, turtle and rabbit. squirrel, possum and coon and seasons greens with smoked ox tails. can't raise white folks for slaughter. [applause] >> for those of you who have not heard this in person a big beautiful surprises, she speaks at tremendous authority of feeling. and very uniquely agile intelligence. >> we are the memory of that place without measure. that filled all space that never was and ever will be. that place existing as

more than 2400 sailors who died.ans' survivors to part in a panel discussion about the attacks 70 years ago. >>> a distinguished educator and journalist has died. he was a well-known washingtonians with a public relations firm bearing his name specializing in political and minority affairs. he was a founding member of the congressional black caucus and was a wonderful mentor of mine and many other journalists in the washington area. he died this morning in his hometown of detroit after a battle with bone cancer. he was 79 years old. many people are going to miss him. >> he was a good man. >>> it's going to be a busy night. flooding will be a bigger problem than the snow. let's look at the lives super doppler seven radar. plenty of rain continuing to fall and more heavy rain through the evening hours. very heavy downpours south and east of the city right now. we will show you where the warnings are. there are widespread. in yellow and orange, as the areas of heavy rain we see across the area at the moment. heavy thund

she later died. authorities have not said how the infant died. >>> police need your help to find a man wanted for exposing himself to two young boys in manassas. the incident happened several days apart on soldiers ridge circle. the boys were able to run away. >>> the national transportation safety board is recommending a nationwide ban on texting the mailing or talking on a cell phone behind the wheel. the ntsb is urging states to impose restrictions because it does not have the power to do so. >>> we turn now to the scandal at penn state. the child sex abuse case against jerry sandusky is heading to trial. he entered a not guilty plea and asked for a jury trial. 11 witnesses were ready to testify there against jerry sandusky. an attorney for one of them called him a coward for not hearing his accuser's testimony. >>> one of his lawyers is making an apology. he said he did not mean to refer to a gay sex phone line when he said that anyone who believes the allegations should call 1- 800 reality. he s

the young player suddenly died at the young age of 19.a moriarty is at the student's former high school, oakland tech, here is more, tara? >> reporter: that's right, he was a football stand out and we are -- stand out and we are trying to get ahold of his old football coach and get some comments from him, but if you look at the blog, you tube has messages of support for his family. we found one you tube collage, these are images from there. last night he was playing at gym at oregon state where he collapsed and was later pronounced dead at the hospital. they are reporting he died of a heart attack but we will hear from school officials on that later today. he was considered a gray shirt and a soldier -- shoulder injury set him back in the spring. he expressed he is sitement -- excitement for competing in 2012 and they say he was a true defensive tackle and was 19 years old. athletic department says they send their thoughts and prayers to his family. now the coach was out recruiting when tom son -- thompson died and we will hear from him l

kim il sung died in 1994. little is known about the isolated dictator who is said to love platform shoes to make his stature taller. he was in promotional videos like this one where he galloped on horseback. he was a renowned film buff with a library of 20,000 hollywood movies. his own state media reported kim hit 11 holes in one his first time he played golf. the reclusive leader didn't like to be photographed but he made an exception for bill clinton. the former president convinced kim jong il to pardon two journalists accused of spying. he took command of the fourth largest army since 1991 and pumped the country's strapped cash into the development of nuclear weapons and long range missiles to carry them. the feeble economy became more crippled under his rule. a famine in the late 90s killed 1 million of the population of 22 millions. north koreans continue to suffer from malnutrition and dismal living conditions. he had a reputation as a master manipulator. when madeline albright met kim, she said he was w

that is to say the great harry morgan has died.otter character was a mainstay on "mash" from 1975 to '83. he was a plainspoken detroiter who was prelaw at the university of chicago before getting bitten by the acting bug. he had a big starring role in "dragnet," of course in addition to flims ailms and plays. harry morgan was 96 years old. >>> up next here tonight, making a difference by going to the mat for kids they care about. >>> our making a difference report tonight is about a group of guys who returned to the neighborhood where they grew up and they are helping the kids who live there find peace of mind in a way you may not expect. rehema ellis has their story from baltimore. >> reporter: they were asked to coach pee-wee football, but andy gonzales along with brothers ali and atman smith had another idea. >> chin up, exhale out. >> reporter: yoga, offering an extraordinary experience to baltimore kids who know nothing about inner peace. >> there were four shootings in a one weekend period. >> reporter: shootings in the neigh

now, someone has died. another lawsuit has been brought in.ake it to the lawyers, new york prosecutor, josh, is us with, and criminal defense attorney and fox news legal analyst, mercedes. tough to read this. you don't think of that sort of thing happening in such an environment. >> and it continues to keep happening. it is like a culture. some kind of a, look at penn state issues and syracuse issues, and it is college issues and sometimes even to the high schools of the secret killtures and now we are seeing the dangers. it is not shocking because it does not seem like enough is being stopped. no one is getting if there to see what is going on and saying we are going to stop this either by policing the fraternities, or the sports or bonds, they are not policing them. why? that will put a different climate over the organizations and not be such a desirable school to go to. >>shepard: you want the young people to grow up into hen and women and that is what we are supposed to do. how do you deal with this? >>guest: it is serious. because there i

a patient died in the care of a replacement nurse. the issue has one expecting mother concerned. >> it is scary, especially me right now, i am a high risk pregnancy and it is harder for me because unfortunately i have had some mishaps. >> sutter says the temporary nurses are especially trained. striking nurses will be locked out until christmas eve. >>> a new study shows political leaders showed supporters of high speed rail will bring 1 million joe to the feed -- jobs to the golden state but that number is closer to 60,000 at the most. it looks like a separate job and would include retail or restaurant work. >>> a search is underway for a parolely which may be connected to a shootout. officers were responding to reports of only armed man when five to six men shot at them. five people have been arrested in that case. yesterday u.s. marshals canvassed for another search. they called off the search at 1:00 p.m. >>> officers were called to the extended stay after witnesses reported seeing a man with a gun. now when police arrived they le

he died of heart attack on december 17. >>> u.s.ce dismantled another unauthorized structure of the occupy d.c. camp in mcpherson square. it was made of planks and snails and was found last night. police took it down because it violated federal law. >> investigators searching for suspects in a series of daring daytime burglaries in cheverly. police say the suspects may be behind at least seven burglaries in the prince george's county town and could be linked to burglaries in other towns as well. >>> equipped a check on traffic and weather. we do that every 10 minutes. >> traffic looks pretty good right now. in springfield, moving smoothly from 95 around dale city. around the beltway, no accidents or incidents. still doing wdealing with the closure of the car parked in parkway in potomac. your best bet is river road. >>> the big headline in the weather is the wind. winds gusting up to about 40 miles an hour with air temperatures in the 40's. it will feel like the 30's all day long. warming on the weekend. very cold. >> new year's day

as reported to have died of a heart attack. kim led the democratic people's republic of korea for 17 years. he stepped into power following the death of his father, kim il-sung who founded the reclusive state in 1948. his funeral will be held on december 28th, a day before a period of official mourning comes to an end. and this is how the news of his death was reported on television in north korea. >>> plenty of emotion on display there. that's hardly surprising considering the cult of personality fostered by the deceased dictator and his followers. whatever you might think of kim jong-il, there was no denying he was an out of the ordinary head of state. let's take a look at the man and his life with dan rivers. >> reporter: kim jong-il was a diminutive stature and characteristic hair were parroted by some of in the west. for the citizens of the democratic peoples republic of korea, kim was the embodiment of this reclusive state, feared, loved, worshipped, his cult of personality was deeply entrenched. his father was kim il-sun

she later died. she was african american between 30 and 40, she was 5'7'', wide 200-pounds and had brown hair and blue eyes. the cause of death is not known. >> oakland mayor received a show of support today from a powerful group. rob roth says who came forward against the recall effort. >> reporter: leaders of the labor council that represents more than a hundred unions announced they are throwing their weight behind defeating any recall in keeping the oakland mayor in office. >> we absolutely see no reason to have a recall. >> we need to create jobs and move ahead, not create factional political battles. >> reporter: we caught up with the mayor this afternoon at the opening of a new community center. she feels the recall effort is unfair since she has only been in office less than a year. >> this is approximately more push back than i even expected. i think sometimes people don't know and just sign anything. >> reporter: she was elected last year benefiting from rank choice voting. she has never be

kim jong ill and died saturday at the age of 69 who died of heart failure while carrying out of officialuties on a train trip last saturday. will it create is urgent people to rally behind his son who is in his late 20s. for he said to be a political novice because of his age and lack of experience. last year he was promoted to a four-star general that is seen as a steppingstone to take over for his father. a southern correa news agency and out that north korea conducted a short range missile test on the very day that kim jong ill's death was announced that record cannot be confirmed. there is an emergency cabinet meeting today to discuss the government's response to the death of kim jong ill south korea put its military on high alert. there remain in a state of war more than 50 years after the cold war ended. >> mark: nearly 700 victims were swept to their death by this flood. mcpherson burial of about 50 unclaimed bodies will be taking place today. many people are demanding that the body to be held until relatives can claim them. with the death toll nearing 700, there are hundreds more

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he died of a heart attack on december 17.housands of mourners are expected to fill the streets of the north korean capital. >>> prince philip is now recovering at home after being discharged from a hospital. he is 90-years old and was taken to the hospital friday after complaining of chest pains and was taken into deal with the blocked coronary. >>> there will be launched at the j.w. marriott hotel between two football teams to face of tomorrow in the military ball at rfk stadium. >>> the wizards lost their season opener to the new jersey nasby's -- despite leading by 21 at the half. the final score was 90-89. the capsule to buffalo for desk to ve -- the caps fell to buffalo. >> new orleans quarterback drew brees broke the single season passing record with a 90-yard touchdown pass. he threw for 5,087 yards this season and there is one game left. the win over the falcons claimed the nfc title for the and new orleans saints. >>> 10% of holiday sales are expected to be coming in this week after christmas. stores are offering hug

she later died. she was african american between 30 and 40, she was 5'7'', wide 200-pounds and had brown hair and blue eyes. the cause of death is not known. >> oakland mayor received a show of support today from a powerful group. rob roth says who came forward against the recall effort. >> reporter: leaders of the labor council that represents more than a hundred unions announced they are throwing their weight behind defeating any recall in keeping the oakland mayor in office. >> we absolutely see no reason to have a recall. >> we need to create jobs and move ahead, not create factional political battles. >> reporter: we caught up with the mayor this afternoon at the opening of a new community center. she feels the recall effort is unfair since she has only been in office less than a year. >> this is approximately more push back than i even expected. i think sometimes people don't know and just sign anything. >> reporter: she was elected last year benefiting from rank choice voting. she has never be

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a man was rescued but he died on sunday. all three were wearing life jackets when that boat went down. >> a house fire in south baltimore on sunday. this was in brooklyn. firefighters took about 30 minutes to gain control of that fire. one person was treated for burns. no word on what sparked the fire. >> 26 degrees on tv hill. >> mission accomplished for u.s. troops in iraq. we'll have the dramatic reaction. >> a bizarre accident injures seven people. >> the mid-atlantic off to a quiet start. a storm system is brewing in the planines. so, if the mint makes this hot chocolate cool, does the mint hot chocolate make me cool? not really. the new mint hot chocolate from dunkin' donuts. grab the cool sensation of mint today. >> good morning. 6:11. 32 degrees downtown. that is one of the milder spots. much colder temperatures. 25 -- 26 in parkton. 23 at ocean city. a bit milder downtown. you can see the trend as everybody starts off below freezing. 25 in western maryland. things are going to improve. low 40's of this weekend. expe