matthew stafford, right down the pike to durham. that ties things up at 7. stafford to cal ven johnson and megatron at 6' 5", scores, lions would hold off 21-19 to prove to 6 and 3 summit sitting pretty in first place in their division. aaron rogers having issues against the eagles. 7 toughendown passes. he continued to get groove on. he lacks concentration, eagles up 7-nothing. in the third, unloads another to bradley cooper. eagles 17-3, to beat the packers 27-13 philadelphia improves 5 and 5 while the packers drop second straight game to fall to 5 and 4 on the season. st. louis rams putting hurt on the colts, chris long scoops up the piggy. the big fellow is off to the races. chris, howieson's scammers 45

about 300 people marched outside the durham police headquarters for 17-year-old jesus juarat. he died in the back of a police car wednesday morning. demonstrators shattered the windows of the police building and a squad car last night. >> we came in demanding answers. we want them to tell the truth. it turned into a whole fiasco. >> police say they can't comment on the case because it is an ongoing investigation. what officers will say, however, is that they did arrest the teen for trespassing and had just arrived at the station parking lot when he allegedly shot and killed himself. >>> in santa rosa, protests continue for 13-year-old andy lopez. police say lopez was shot and killed october 22 by a sonoma county sheriffs deputy while walking down the street holding an air soft rifle that resembled a real rifle. yesterday, 60 protesters demanded the deputy be charged with murder. they also say they plan to protest at the december 3rd re- election fund-raiser for the sonoma county district attorney. >>> bart says it has traced the cause of a system-wide shutdown

we're monitoring a volatile situation at the time north carolina central university, a university in durham, north carolina, where the school's twitter site sent a message reading the nccu -- north cared central university campus is on lockdown. please stay away from all windows and doors. there's a possible active shooter on campus. there's been a lot of excitement on that campus over the last 24 hours. they had a huge win in basketball at nc state, cross-region rivals, and the campus was all abuzz. today there is the word of a possibility of a shooter on campus. it's frustrating not having anymore information. in in fact here is what we are getting on the twitter. they're been sending them out for the past 25 minutes should we get anything more on it i will bring you that information right away. >> first at 3:00, historic day on capitol hill. the u.s. senate voted to change the long-standing rule when it comes to presidential nominees. in essence, most democrats voted to stop republicans from block most of president obama's nominations with filibusters. here are the facts. the president's

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durham here, i saw, in the audience today. while on at wpa, richard durham filled out several questionnaire forms on the study of the black press. he collected information on newspapers in town like the chicago bee, the conservator, a newspaper called the bronzeman. but most interesting is a chapter he wrote for an unfinished book, a whole book on the black press that was supposed to be completed. he wrote a chapter called quality don't spend your -- called "don't spend your money where you can't work," between the years of 1929 and 1932. this is a fascinating essay, although it didn't make it into the final book. but you can actually go read it here at the harsh collection. you know, these were public documents, you know? these weren't supposed to be stuffed away in the archives to collect dust, although they did that for many years. but they were supposed to be open to the public and available to the public and here at the harsh you can go read some of these materials. another person you probably heard of is katherine dunham

. >> they are so inkretably durham. don't even have the tape on in the car and you don't hear anything. >> i never heard of that. that's impressing. >> pajamas, jek. it and pan and a. >> so how one jumpers if. >> we need to move the bird feeder. >> oh [ bleep ]! ♪ because we know how much you do to make the holidays just right. from ornaments to ottomans, memories are made with ikea. >>> welcome back to the show, everybody. don't forget to check out rightthisminute.com all day long. enjoy. >> this group of sky divers did take a big old banana up into the sky to sky dive with. and after we meet the entire crew -- >> they're wearing their pajamas, too. >> bananas and pajamas. threw go. there's the theme. these guys in their pajamas on the banana, they'll get the countdown and there they go. >> like jumping out of a plane isn't fun enough for you, you have to take it up a notch. >> they're riding that banana. >> does the banana have a parachute? >> it does not have a parachute money. >> surviving on the kindness of the sky

in durham, north carolina, andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> we are still pulling for you, ryan.e're going to have more on the program and why it seems to work for so many addicts coming up tonight on wusa9 news at 11:00. >> well, wusa9 news at 6:00 is just a few minutes away and don't have to wait long for that. derek is in the newsroom with a preview. hi. >> hey there, lesli. now that we have official obama care enrollment figures, we will crunch the numbers in d.c., maryland, and virginia, and go over the different healthcare choices you're going to have, depending on which one you live in. plus, despite last week's loss to the vikings, skins fans and even some of the redskins themselves are still talking playoffs. playoffs. we'll hear from the players just ahead of the rematch against the eagles. we're going to hope for better. lesli, i'll see you at 6:00. >> helping you plan your day. wusa9's first alert weather. >> come on, top, there's still some hope. >> hope springs eternal. >> it's not out of the question. >> wow. they get your heart and rip it out. usually about the fo

. >> they are so inkretably durham. you don't even have the tape on in the car and you don't hear anything. >> i never heard of that. that's impressing. >> pajamas, jek. it and pan and a. >> so how one jumpers if. >> we need to move the bird feeder. >> oh [ bleep ]! [ male announcer ] some things are simply better at home. like the enticing aroma and distinctive taste of nespresso. elegant capsules meet masterfully crafted machines, and one touch creates the perfect coffee, cappuccino, and latte. ♪ tempt all your senses with one extraordinary coffee. [ penélope cruz ] nespresso. what else? [ male announcer ] discover the world of nespresso on grant avenue and nespresso-us.com. >>> welcome back to the show, everybody. don't forget to check out rightthisminute.com all day long. enjoy. >> this group of sky divers did take a big old banana up into the sky to sky dive with. and after we meet the entire crew -- >> they're wearing their pajamas, too. >> bananas and pajamas. threw go. there's the theme. these guys in their paja

. >> the north carolina man arrested at raleigh durham international airport is linked to a terrorist group. he was being held without bond after an fbi sting on facebook. sheikh told an under cover informant he was on his way to join al qaeda fighters in syria. he was arrested at the airport as he was getting ready to board the flight to lebanon. sheikh a legal permanent u.s. resident from pakistan is charged with attempting to provide material support for a terrorist organization. if convicted he could face up to 15 years in prison and 250,000 dollar fine. >>> john jr. god de the son of late john god de sr. was stabbed in a parking lot in long island. he is taking a page out of his father's book police say by not cooperating with the investigation. the former lob boss told police he was breaking up a fight between two men. the police are gatherering surveillance video from the scene. >>> the owner of the miami dolphins breaking his silence on the team's bullying issues. steven ross addressed the media saying he is appalled jonathan martin's allegations of daily harassment by teammat

. >>> that was nearly a nightmare come true on a flight from tampa to raleigh, durham. the pilot made an ominous message. >> he said we're going down. everybody is looking around like is this a joke? is he serious? then when you felt the nose dive, i thought i was going to die. that's what everybody thought was going to happen. >> can you even imagine? >> no. >> passengers panicked, began reaching for their phones. shelly texted an i love you message to her daughter. they leveled out before making the emergency landing. the cabin with the pressure caused that alert and the pilot was trying to talk to the flight attendant and not the passengers. >>> and the u.s. airways says that they are investigating the incident when a blind man was kicked off the flight in philadelphia. passengers say that they would not let that plane take off last night until albert's service dog was under the seat. the jet bound for long island sat on the tarmac before being kicked off. outraged passengers protested and then joined in for a long bus ride to their destination. >> i wake up tomorrow

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captain to deploy oxygen masks the plane levelled out and did go on to make a safe landing at raleigh durham. now in an e mail southwest says as the captain was communicating his plan, he activated the p.a.in the cabin. southwest says the flight had a maintenance issue may have involved cabin pressure was resolved when the plane descended to 25000 feet. south sweft giving passengers $200 vouchers. >> that will make them feel better. >> scary. >> well, let's talk about the weather forecast. a little closer to weekend. >> yes. sandhya is not here, she must be outside probably on the roof? >> where can she be? >> hi dan and cheryl. a reality check today it's mid-november and felt like it. visibility is good right now. this morning we had wide spread fog. check this out. almost like lava. sunset from our camera is absolutely spectacular. doi want to know you big cool down we have had. san francisco dropping 11 degrees. and moffett field from a record 74 to 61 today san jose, ten degrees cooler. thanks to fog and clouds. you can see the clouds. that is creating after glow here. our tower camera p

within seconds, the southwest airlines flight from tampa to raleigh, durham, took a nose dive thousands of feet in the air. frantic passengers thought it was the end. fortunately, the boeing 737 leveled out and was able to make an emergency landing. >> you think of your kids and your family. i think they just could have handled it differently. >> southwest later e-mailed one of the passengers on board saying the captain was communicating his plan with a flight attendant and activated the pa system. the faa is investigating. >>> it was an incredible finish tonight at oracle arena. the game just ended and another sharks overtime goes to the review. the minute is next. ,,,,,,,, announcer: announcer: you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular tempurpedic mattresses. you can even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. the triple choice sale o

neighbors bham a former company that -- blame a former company that durhamed -- dumped uranium here.was diagnosed with cancer of the >> reporter: and six months later, thyroid cancer. she can name two dozen neighbors who have the disease too. almost half have died. many use the trail. >> at least three times a week. >> reporter: and don't know about the nearby danger. >> it seems that if it was a large threat, i would think that the city would post a sign saying that it was not safe to walk. >> reporter: the only sign here is this "no trespassing" sign there is a barbed wire fence around part of the property. neighbors sap it is still too easy for people to gain access to it. >> reporter: regulators say the

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professor of international relations and head of the school of government and international affairs at durham university thank you very much for joining us this evening what are the chances do you think of the united states scrapping its european missile defense plan if the deal with iran proves successful. i think we are a long way from from that one frankly i think we're a long way from a deal with iran becoming. permanent as well i think the best we can hope for is for these to go in some sequence to be honest i think iran was used as a bit of a if you like you know and a an obvious choice to justify missile defense in europe without iran there may be other reasons for united states to pursue that option but iran was a particular case in point however beyond that though i think there is considerable room for optimism in russia united states beginning to converge on a wide range of issues putting the missile defense aside for a moment around the russian pretty free and certainly in the middle east then ousmane for example of geneva two talks about syria in january is positive a note that ru

kelly johnson got to laguardia at 8:00 this morning for a 10:20 flight from new york to raleigh -- durham. >> i asked them and they said i'm sorry, ma'am, your flight has been cancelled. >> no one told you? >> no one notified me, no. >> reporter: seven hours after she got here, she finally made her way to security. in atlanta we met this woman who didn't care if there had been a snarled mess at the airport. >> you're waiting for -- >> my husband. i'm going to cry. he's in afghanistan. >> reporter: she was waiting for her husband, army soldier jason shelton due to arrive today. >> we're waiting for him to be home. >> reporter: on this evening of thanksgiving, these images from airports around the country, a weary santa waiting to tackle the security line at chicago's midway airport and at o'hare airport also in chicago a little boy waiting to board a plane wearing what has got to be the best turkey cap, well, ever. if you are still traveling tonight the tsa has these tips. you can bring pies through the security checkpoint and turkeys as long as they're not live turkeys. cranberry sauce is

neighbors bham a former company that -- blame a former company that durhamed -- dumped uranium here. >> i was diagnosed with cancer of the >> reporter: and six months later, thyroid cancer. she can name two dozen neighbors who have the disease too. almost half have died. many use the trail. >> at least three times a week. >> reporter: and don't know about the nearby danger. >> it seems that if it was a large threat, i would think that the city would post a sign saying that it was not safe to walk. >> reporter: the only sign here is this "no trespassing" sign there is a barbed wire fence around part of the property. neighbors sap it is still too easy for people to gain access to it. >> reporter: regulators say the level of radiation does not require any signs but they will consider adding some for this woman who says she's dealt with the consequences. they said you would have toe near the landfill for 900 h to be at risk. but they added it's not safe to go on that property. ferocious winds topple trees >> regulators say you would have to be near the landfill for 900 hours to be it's r

we're monitoring a volatile situation at the time north carolina central university, a university in durhamna, where the school's twitter site sent a message reading the nccu -- north cared central university campus is on lockdown. please stay away from all windows and doors. there's a possible active shooter on campus. there's been a lot of excitement on that campus over the last 24 hours. they had a huge win in basketball at nc state, cross-region rivals, and the campus was all abuzz. today there is the word of a possibility of a shooter on campus. it's frustrating not having anymore information. in

two of the nation's top prospects committed to duke, heading to durham and he will go in tandem with that young man, titus jones. several years ago, they spoke about going as a package to the same school. they narrowed the feel duke and kansas. >>> offensive tackle who spent all but one season of his ten year career with the cleveland browns. mccormack also served as a seattle seahawks president. >>> back to you. >> prudent or prison life ahead? a look whether security measures around the new world trade center site in new york have gone overboard. plus why oyster lovers are the biggest losers between alabama and florida. >>> and meet bat kid. a touching story how this five-year-old kid got a chance to fight crime, in san francisco, today. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler in new york and here are our top stories. >> on this vote the yeas are 261. the nays are 167. the bill is passed. >> 39 democrats broke with their own party and joined republicans on the keep your own are health plan act. >>> a detroit man has been charged with second degree murder of an

. >> reporter: moments later the plane levelled out and made an emergency landing at the raleigh durham airport. southwest said the pilot was responding to a maintenance alert when he made the sudden descent. >>> tsa attempt to inskrees security at the nation's airports the plan apparently failed to the tune of a billion dollars. here's abc's pierre thomas. >> reporter: at the major airports, 3,000 of them. special tsa officers trained to detect criminals and terrorists by studying the behavior of passengers. are passengers acting suspicious, nervously looking around? how do they respond to questions? the cost $200 million a year. nearly a billion dollars spent so far. and now word that it is money possibly flushed away. but the security project may be worthless. >> our programs have operated since 2007 without any real success. and for someone to try to continue it is an absolute waste of taxpayers' money. >> reporter: congressional investigators added this stinging assessment. 400 studies from the past 60 years found the human ability to accurately identify deceptive behavior is same

he was arrested at raleigh-durham international airport.mant on facebook that he was headed to syria to join al-qaeda. the feds put him on a watch list and then picked him up just as he was about to board a flight to lebanon. if he's convicted, he could face up to 15 years in prison. we'll keep watching that story. >>> also today, the accused boston bomber, dzhokhar tsarnaev, is expected back in court later this morning. it's a hearing that could determine whether or not he'll get access to television or a telephone. attorneys say their client, a self-proclaimed jihaddist, has been too restricted. they're asking tore more time outside and also electronic access to the outside world. he was charged with using a weapon of mass destruction after last april's attack that left three people dead and more than 200 others hurt. >>> katy perry cause ago commotion about her love life now. she stepped out of the mtv music awards wearing a gorgeous diamond ring and if you take a very close look here at her on the red carpet, you can see this ring on he

durham, north carolina, mary johnson.esident's spiritual adviser you don't proselytize. then you say secularism is a recipe for unhappiness. i said folks who live just for themselves are often unhappy. i'm happy. i said that because it's true. nick from century, florida. since dennis miller turned 60 perhaps the show in vegas should be called two ohgeezers at caesars. since we have sold out the palace two years in a row they can call it anything they want. steve johnson, north dakota. miller's mind must be a wondrous and frightening place. we'll never know, thank god. from hong kong. you said that the romans has to kill jesus to keep control of the jewish population. as i recall it was jewish fa pharisees. >> they couldn't force the administrator to do anything. pilot made the call. finally tonight, factor tip of the day. one of the reasons so many americans are over weight is we snack like crazy, consuming sugar and salt all over. when you're hungry, celery, not going to cut it. sometimes we need comfort food. i was read

he is at a unique program in durham, north carolina, and it is his sixth time in treatment. but so far, his most successful and ryan has been clean now for four months. and that is the longest period he has been drug and alcohol free since the age of 14. >> is there anything i could have said or done to stop you? >> no. >> the last time we saw ryan, hope was in painfully short supply. >> the devil, it's a disease from hell. i don't want to get high anymore. i just can't stop. >> what are you looking for? >> cigarettes. >> living on the streets, even sending desperate nights sleeping in a hospital maternity ward, ryan's life had become a cycle of failed attempts at rehab. >> and wait until you see what he looks like tonight at 11:00. he gained weight, his eyes are bright. he looks like a completely different person. but he also understands he has 21 months before he graduated. he is taking things one day at a time. >> i cannot wait to see what that progress looks like. so quickly he turned physically in four months, but of course, he has a really long road to go. this is just

plane did level out and go on to make a safe landing at durham. was referring to dropping the plane altitude not had a they were crashing. e-mail sent to the passenger south west says that the captain was communicating his plan with the flight attendant and he activated the p a system in the cabin by mistake. south west says the flight had a maintenance issue that may have involved cabin pressure why the pilot was trying to go down in altitude but it was resolved when the plane descended to 2 25,000 feet. south west is giving those passengers 200 dollar voucher for the scare. >> well out cry in australia for trucking company to pay for the damage that one of the big rig caused in a tunnel in sydney today. check this out. front container on the truck was raised and then dragged across the roof of the tunnel sending debris everywhereÑçç. reports say the driver accidentally activated the truck tipping mechanism when he leaned down to pick up his glasses. >> idiot when i do this have got to the acknowledge that they are not only stop their own truck

reporter: his passenger says the flight from tampa to baltimore, with a stopover from raleigh to durham took a 27,000 foot nosedive. she said everyone pulled out their cell phones in an effort to reach loved ones. moments later, the plane went on to make a safe emergency landing. southwest said the plane had mechanical issues. >>> tonight, u.s. airways is investigating an incident on a flight from philadelphia to long island. a blind man and his service dog were kicked off the plane last night after a flight attendant asked him to control his dog. as ko im reports for wjz, other passengers protested, forcing the cancellation from the flight. >> albert and his dog, doxology, are back home. >> she got very adamant. like the dog has to be under the seat or i'm going to turn the plane around. >> reporter: the plane was bound for macarthur airport. but was delayed more than an hour. rizzy says he let his dog stretch its legs. but the airline claims the dog was roaming up and down the aisle and when confronted, he became abusive. >> i'm like, wait, why am i the only one being asked to get off

heather spoke with one of the passengers on the flight out of raleigh, durham. >> i was going to die. and that's what everybody on that plane thought. that we were all going to die. just by one word of the captain. >> shelly wills was on her way home from a birthday to tampa. dramatic drop midair. >> he said, we're going down. and everybody is looking around, like, is this a joke? is he serious? and then when he felt the nosedive. >> reporter: passengers went into panic mode. wills, a nurse, tried to help the passenger seated next to her, clutching her chest. >> i thought, oh, my god, she's going to scare herself into having a heart attack. >> she said passengers reached for cell phones. wills typed this message for her daughter. >> it says, i loof love you. the plane going down. >> the plane leveled out and went on to make an emergency landing. >> and the last words were thank you for hanging with us. >> reporter: in a statement, they experienced a maintenance alert as they were on dissent. the captain descended the aircraft, where the alert was resolved. throughout the remainder of

it says, as the flight was awaeching raleigh-durham the pilots observed a loss of normal cabin pressure. in the response the captain made the appropriate manuality adjustments and began the descent a little earlier." the e-mail continues "during this time as the captain was communicating his plan with flight attendants he inadvert t inadvertently activated the p.a. system in the cabin. we sincerely regret any confusion caused by the relay of information." southwest is giving $ 00 vouchers to passengers so they can "have better air travel memories." >>> a runway key to getting typhoon relief into the philippines is now operating 24/7, planes had only been able to land the attack low ban because of a power outage. u.s. troops on the ground installed runway lights and beacons so aid supplies can be delivered now around the clock. >>> still to come in "the newsroom" a convicted murderer was set to be executed today but now the child killer wants to donate his organs. after the break why the ohio governor delayed the lethal injection, an unprecedented move and what happens now. [ lane ] do y

. >> they were flying from tampa to raleigh durham when the captain told passengers over the loud speakervestigating a pressurization on the jet. passengers are saying about the shock of their lives. >> i thought i was going to die. that's what everybody on that plane thought that we were all going to die. just by one word of the captain. >> shelly was on her way home from a birthday trip to tampa when southwest flight 3426 took a dramatic drop midair. >> he said we are going down and everybody is looking around like is this a joke? is he serious? then he felt the nose dive. >> reporter: passengers went into panic mode. wills, a nurse, tried to help a first-time flyer next to her clutching her chest. >> i'm thinking oh my god she is going to scare herself in to a heart attack. >> reporter: she said passengers started to reach for their cell phones, desperately trying to reach loved ones. wills typed this message to her daughter. it says, "i love you. my plane is going down." >> reporter: minutes later wills said the boeing 737 leveled out and went on to make an emergency landing at rdu. >

it's still extends from almost raleigh, durham, and richmond, all the way to the mid atlantic and new england. we are almost done with the storm in terms of precipitation. it will continue through at least midnight in new england. there are rain and snow showers, pushing through quickly. essentially across 95 and no accumlation. but enough to keep the roads wet. everything is across into laurel, bowie, and up 97 and between 50 and headed up toward baltimore. so they will get out of here in the next hour or so and that's it. temperatures are going to start dropping when they move out. 35 in rockville. 36 in reston. 35 in fairfax. 37 in college park and waldorf. i think with the winds and the dryer air, we're not going to sea that fast freeze, so moisture on the roads now should not be a problem later tonight. we'll certainly monitor that. the winds are doing us a favor. wind gusts of 29 miles per hour. 23 at national, and 38-mile per hour wind gust in hagerstown. it feels like it's in the 20s already. if you're planning to go out tonight, i know a lot of folks go out before thanksgivin

ida cellmate in county durham 40 years for murder or child molesters -- i had a cellmate in county doing years for murder or child molesters. >> can you talk about your county, the jail there, and what the conditions were like? the reports of guards hitting prisoner gets prisoner. >> yes. they called it the retarded olympics. >> who calls it that? >> the guards that work there. they givee name you, the retarded olympics. the unfortunate ones that don't have any commissary, nobody visits them, fight each other for food, etc. the officers got suspended for that. the investigation is still going on. county, there have been county attempts -- people's car such as detainees. days like every 30 to 60 there's a code, someone committed suicide. >> can you talk about the effect on your family? you have six children. >> i have six children, 2 in the military. parks where are they serving? >> one is in texas right now. she did 2 tours. my other is in the navy. no telling where he be out. he was with his mom in florida. my kids wonder why i'm being held in detention for something i did 20 something

then the boeing 737 leveled out and landed safely in raleigh-durham. passengers clapped and cried. the pilot said, thank you for hanging with us. southwest airlines says it was because after maintenance alert. the faa is investigating that the alert was prompted by irregular cabin pressure. as for wills she texted her daughter and husband during the nosedive. i love you. my plane is going down. now the incident has given her a new perspective. jon. jon: the airlines said the pilots was trying to address the flight attendants only and got out on the pa, right? >> right. a lot more investigating to do. jon: i think he was trying to say we were going lower. it didn't come out that way. patti ann browne thank you. >> thanks. jenna: unfortunate use of words there. >>> brand new information on the killer typhoon in the philippines today. the death to is rising to more than 2300 people despite massive efforts to rush crist call supplies of food, water, shelter to desperate survivors. david piper streaming live from bangkok, thailand with more. david? >> reporter: hi, jenna. a lot of peopl

one flight to jacksonville, delayed about three hours, another to raleigh durham delayed about an hour. flightawa flightaware.com has atlanta has been averaging 25 minute delays right now. also, as the system moves into the east coast, it could have big implications. this is the busiest airport with 63 million passengers here each year. again, a lot of heavy rain here throughout the day. delays are starting to pile up out here. back to you in new york. >> gabe gutierrez in atlanta. thank you for that. let's head north to o'hare in chicago. sara is there. so we know it is cold. is that the only problem there, sara? >> krystal, atlanta may have the rain but up here in chicago we've got nothing. we've got clear skies and lines that are moving pretty smoothly through security right now. this is the tsa line in the american airline terminal. this is about the longest that it has been all day. we've got a couple of delays on the board. a few cancellations but nothing major at that point, of course just like in all of the airports in the nation, all eyes on the weather in the east as we wait

this is mimi's bedroom -- mamie's at durham. she had an affinity for paying. paying -- pink.will be back to that later. we will get back to that special where we talk about her biography as well. >> you members of our organization and hardest thing was gas will enjoy this salute to our first ladies -- first lady. it is a party. >> how you do? thank you for inviting me. birthdays phyllis what memories -- fill us with memories. musical and pictorial. here is a picture of the three sisters in 1936. here is the debutante in san antonio, texas. and in her wedding dress. lady.came our first >> ♪ take a tender test. -- kiss. one girl, one boy. memories are made of these. ♪ biography.f mamie's tell us more. she was the last first lady born in the 19 century. >> she was born in boone, iowa. she was the last first lady to be born in the 19th century. her family lived in boone until she was eight years old. then they lived in colorado and that is where she grew up. one of the photographs showed her in san antonio will stop -- san antonio. one of her sisters had health problems. rheumati

. >> starts earlier,en later, the time of day you can hunt, it's a longer time span, in durham, northbviously, there are a lot of an pal rights activists who say, wait a minute t. truth is, once these populations get t a certain size, something has to be done to control them. if it's not going to be us, it will be they are dying of starvation, with i is nobody's idea of a good time. >> across the northeast, juster do population just exploding. >> i just want to show this one two to, which is worth price offed a mention right here. right here. >> what do we have here? >> this bear falling into a tarp. i don't know, i can look at this picture all day. look at their expressions. >> that bear is too close. what was it doing in that tree? unclear. >> you don't want to know. >> can i ask something else in this issue? >> sure. >> how about this piece by mike murphy, a republican consultant which flies in the face of the people you were saying at the end of the last segment republicans need to sit back and do nothing. mike disagrees. >> he says, republicans need to stop high fiveing that obam

he was arrested at the airport in durham. to board a flight to lebanon and join syrian fighters. they tracked his movements on line for more than a year. if convicted, he could face 15 years in prison. >> they risked their lives for rhythm and rock in iran. law enforcement say it was here in the united states where another iranian musician slayed members of the group. the shooter came in with a military style rifle. he killed a total of three, injured another and took his own life. aljazeera has the story of a band that wanted to perform without persecution. ♪ ♪ >> they wanted to play their music as loud as they wanted to. ♪ ♪ >> without the fear they would be arrested. in iran, rock music is illegal and considered anti islamic. they would often rehearse in an attic. their story was captured in on a award winning documentary. >> it really makes me sad and so hard to talk about them now. just they wanted to leave iran and go somewhere to play the music. they wanted just the freedom to take an instrument and go to song, to the

host: that is stand in durham ville, new york. this is roger calling on the native americans line from valley village, california. what do you think, should the washington redskins name be ? caller caller: no i don't. back in the revolutionary war braves, chickasaw war you can go back and talk to the chief, these to put that red pigment when they're fighting with the british. the chickasaw's fight against americans because the british were just passing through. that is not derogatory. i can't believe that people are in a stampede over this. it is not like they're calling them the washington dog eaters or something. , that istkeys derogatory. this is more along the lines of back in the southeastern tribes. used to --w's just go online and see for yourself. we are arguing over the name of an nfl team. on the front page of "the new york times" this morning. front page of "the new york times" this morning. checked in appalachia, new york heard you say the name should not be changed. caller: quite honestly i don't know why this is such

. ♪ >>> hundreds of people stormed police headquarters in durham, north carolina.g the death of 17-year-old luis puarta. friends and family just want to know more. >>> a big story a few years ago, remember the case of the duke university lacrosse players accused of rape? >> yes, the case was national news back in 2006. now, the woman who made those allegations is behind bars herself. >> we the 12 members of the jury unanimously find the defendant guilty of second degree murder. >> and it's crystal mangum, she was found guilty in the stabbing death of her boyfriend. the 34-year-old claimed it was self-defense. she was sentenced to a minimum of 14 years in prison. >> the duke case was barely mentioned at trial because they believe her notorious past played a role in the jury's verdict here. >>> all right, people, probably the last thing you'd hear this morning, and i get to tell you, chairs manson may be getting married. >> and he has a swastika tattooed in the center of his forehead. who would marry a mass murderer? ted rowlands has the details. >> it sounds crazy,

. >> reporter: those are the words one passenger heard from the cockpit from tampa to raleigh-durham die and that's what everybody on that plane thought, that we were all going to die. just by one word of the captain. >> reporter: that was followed by a steep dive from 41,000 feet to just 9,900, in about ten minutes. communications between the pilot and air traffic control confirms the sudden descent. an imagine alert was sounded, tripped by an irregular cabin pressure reading, and then the harrowing descent. southwest airlines disputes the account by shelly wills, it insists the report from this customer wills is not accurate, that the pilot never uttered those terrifying words but another passenger on the flight, gray stroud tells cnn the cap take says he heard clearly "we're in trouble, we're going down" he thinks it was something they weren't supposed to hear. she said there was a flight attendant calling asking them to deploy oxygen masks. >> you think of your kids, your family. i think they just have could have handled it a little bit differently. >> reporter: thankfully the fl

court documents say he was arrested at the raleigh durham airport where was prepared to board the rst of several flights to take him to leban. from tre he was planning to get to syria. he wand to join up with jat al nusra which is affiliated with al qaed the fbi said he didn't hide his desire to fight with the syrian rebels. he posted messages andideos about it on facebook natalie. >> pete lliams in washington thanks so muchpete. >>lawyers for boston mathon bombing suspecdzhokhar tsarnaev are headeto caught to ask the judge to ease pris restrictions as he awaits trials. the so-called special administrati measures are impairing their abily to defend him. the measures are oen used in teorism cases and restrict access to thmail, the media, thtelephone and be visitors. tsarnaev is caused in the twin bombin of the april marathon. 260 people were inred. >>> the secretary defense is confirming that the son of u.s. senator jim inhowas killed in a plane crash in oklahoma. according to the deparent of defense website 52-year-oldr. rry inhof was piloting the plane that went down near tulsa on su

still slow south and 680 down to one lane closed right now at auto mall and durham. represented over here by the san mateo bridge. both moving on the bay bridge still a backup. we'll bring you back to the "today" show. >>> we are back with more on "today." a fun little quiz game called which is worse. >> we all take shortcuts when it comes to the daily routine. here to help you make better choices is megan murphy. >> hi, megan. >> you look so good. >> congratulations on the birth of her third baby. >> oh, my gosh. >> the products of bobbie's are awesome. >> i was eyeing that towel. >> of course you were. we're ready. >> okay. this -- first question. eating dinner right before bed or going to bed hungry. which is worse? >> which is worse? >> i think kathie -- >> go to bed hungry. >> yes. >> i was going to say that. >> scavenge for food. >> go to bed hungry. >> which is worse? not wearing underwear or donning dirty ones. >> not wearing any. >> the dirty ones. >> am i right? >> nope. better to go commando. >> that's what i said. >> i said which is worse. >> worse! >> th

the couples' bodies were discovered in the wood outside of durham.have not released details on who that person of interest may be. an arizona couple's vacation in thailand became a nightmare when they were abandoned in the water while scuba diving. they were picked up just as darkness fell by another vote. anna? >> all right. thanks, tucker. cold season is in full swing and was close to 1 billion cold cases in the united states each year. it's important to know what really causes the common cold and how you can beat it. [coughing] >> here to debunk the medical myths this morning dr. marc siegel. morning. nice to see you. was s. behind the cold. coming off the subway behind gi. it's contagious i'm going to get whatever she is coughing in my face. >> contagious. a myth to think it's that easily. unless she really tries to give it to you. there is clayton morris. washing your hands is key to prevent ago cold. a study of naval recruits found that those who washed their hands were half as likely to get it standing in the same room with someone probably no