he would battle losing candidate for mayor of durham. kathleen, meanwhile, was a top business exec who had risen through the ranks of a telecommunications company. she received a masters degree in engineering from duke, even appearing on the cover of the the university magazine. she was nothing if not a superer mom juggler. >> power points by day, martha stewart by night. her younger sister was in awe of her. >> not only did she raise the children with quite an accomplished corporate career, they entertained like several dinner parties a month. oh, dinner for 50, she would do it. >> and kathleen would even whip up nightly three-course meals with michael presiding at the table. >> fun to be with, incredibly well read. zblf he was always the entertainers at dinners. he would carry the conversations and have the most funny stories. >> so the children were delighted when after years of living together, michael and kathleen made it official and got married. >> i always thought, you know, this is what i'll register as the happiest day of my li

allison was a pillar of the durham community for more than 60 long years. as one who led by example, his friends and former colleagues praised mr. allison for having been a strong and effective leader. most recently in 2010 mr. allison received the mechanics and farmers bank founders award, which recognized his commitment to promoting personal and community development. mr. allison is survived by his ingram ife, dr. livonia allison, we always include that part, because that family has a rich history. many of our c.b.c. members know dr. allison so very well for her community advocacy. like her husband dr. allison received her undergraduate degree from hampton and her graduate in doctoral degrees from new york university. she was a long-time member and head of the influential durham committee on the affairs of black people which i believe is the oldest an most effective political committee in the united states. mr. allison was a faithful member of white rock missionary baptist church in durham. finally, mr. speaker, pete is also survived by two children, dr.

polices in raleigh-durham, north carolina, had two suspicious deaths.ller's death was caused by a massive dose of arsenic. six weeks later, eric's friend, derril willard, committed suicide. the two had been together at the bowling alley on the night eric miller fell ill. >> derril completely out of character for him, according to everybody we talked to, buys a pitcher of beer while they're waiting for a lane to free up. but when eric took his first swallow of beer, you know, it doesn't taste quite right. >> and shortly before derril willard committed suicide, had he confessed to his wife that he had been having an fair with ann miller, iraq an's wife. >> we don't know the whether or not he told his wife anything else about his potential involvement with arsenic or eric miller at the bowling alley. >> investigators searched willard's work computer and phone records. they also searched ann miller's. they found ample evidence of the affair. >> from the middle of october until eric's death, she's got like 500 cell phone calls to derril willard's desk, to hi

now, no lanes were blocked southbound 680 approaching durham.g on the sensors but an ambulance is headed to the scene and again chp still looking for the wreck. so we'll let you know if we get any updates or start as to see any delays through the sunol grade or fremont. here's a live look at the bay bridge. of course a lot of delays here. it is stacked up now to the 880 overcrossing and quickly growing. the metering lights were turned on at 6:01. so even if you're a fast track user you will be waiting there for a while. if you are traveling on city streets in san francisco, this police activity continues. they are looking for a suspect. there was a shooting overnight happened in the 3:00 hour, 3 a.m. hour. alemany boulevard remains closed at the intersection of farragut avenue while they search for the suspect and the investigation continues. through marin county southbound 101 is a smooth ride right now through sausalito. this is a live look approaching spencer. and all lanes are open and clear if you are crossing the golden gate bridge, as wel

it is a short section of osgood, north of auto mall durham. they hope to have it reopened around 7:00 this morning, about an hour, just in the middle of the morning commute. you see a wrecker is already out here removing one of the cars and we suspect there will be another one on the way to remove the mother and daughter's car. live in freemont, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks, bob. just an awful story. >>> new developments happening in ukraine as more russian soldiers march west, leaders in washington are now preparing a very tough response to what secretary of state john kerry calls a russian invasion. he plans to travel to ukraine tomorrow to meet with the country's new government. he says world leaders are prepared to isolate russia but that may be a consequence that russian president vladimir putin is ready for. >> he's made a cost/benefit analysis. he's weighed the costs of doing what he do and he's reviewed the benefits of it. clearly he has concluded the benefits far outweigh the costs. we need to endeavor to change that calc

again here, we're north of durham auto mall south of blake house. basically in the middle of those two roads. >> thank you, bob. for those getting off of the freeway, that's the road that goes right past the entrance to frye's. the big landmark there. >>> looking over here to a live look as well. emeryville, over at the bay bridge, crossing the bay, smooth drive. overnight crews still there. light volume of traffic between san francisco and the oakland side. this is the foster city approach, equally smooth drive. no wind advisories this morning. palo alto moving very smoothly for the time being. >>> still ahead "today in the bay," apple's latest push to get into the auto industry. >>> plus, governor jerry brown speaks out about legalizing pot. his choice words just ahead. >>> well, good monday morning to you. boy, up and at 'em at 4:45 as we take a look at the beautiful bay bridge. the san francisco city council is set to vote on a bottled water ban tomorrow. the proposal would outlaw the sale of all bottled water on city property starting october 1

now then southbound 680 at durham, north of durham, it says a car is down an end bank. and we are -- embankment, and we are looking at fremont and 6:19 let's go to steve. >>> before we get started, joslin tweets us from daily city. she tweets all of us and if she says it is cold, it is cold. the joslin meter says it's cold but that offshore breeze is calming down in the northeasterly breeze and there will still be a warm um saturday maybe into sunday and in the 80s here and 90s in southern california. >> it had gusts up to 42 and it is not nearly as windy. there is a hint of a westerly breeze and there is a lot of cloud cover and once it moves out they will start to to warm up. there is a lot more 40s here and the southern california low that has been the cause and things are relaxing and this will start to move off if you are headed to spring training and you may not to have deal with it, snow that has windchills about 5 to 15 pillow and all the way town to atlanta tap there you go. everything as far as active weather goes up and over for us. it will still be clear and

and that's, you know, when i found out that something was wrong. >> durham 911.ur emergency? >> i'm at home. my wife -- >> i can't understand you. >> my wife, she's dead. she's been shot or something. there's blood everywhere. >> she's been shot? >> yes. >> do you see any bullet holes? >> like, right in the chest. >> reporter: cathy cheek and janet abaroa were co-workers and close friends. upon hearing the morning news -- >> police aren't saying how she was killed. >> -- her murder wasn't random. >> reporter: -- she races to janet's home on ferrand drive. >> i got there. i saw the yellow crime lab tape. i was thinking, maybe it's not this house, maybe it's next door. but it was her house. i said, "is it a little tiny blonde-headed girl that's dead?" i didn't want it to be her, but it was. >> reporter: early the next morning, janet's parents are awaken by a phone call. it's raven. >> he was calling to tell them that janet was dead and she had committed suicide. >> we automatically knew that was not right. she wouldn't have done that to kaiden. >> no, she never wou

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. >> durham, north carolina, the home of duke university.me to this low railroad bridge. a clearance of only 11 feet, 8 inches which is clearly marked here. and here. >> some of the trucks when they pull up, they look like sardine cans that have been opened, so we call it the can opener. >> ever since henn moved to durham from germany in the 1990s, he's been fascinated by the city's history. and the bridge at the center of so many accidents. >> the buildings here were built around the early 20th century. the tobacco warehouses around 1904. that's probably around the time that this bridge was clearance and i suspect clearance wasn't a big issue then. >> but as trucks grow taller over the years, the bridge doesn't. >> i found photos on the website of truck crashes from the '40s and '50s and '60s. >> intrigued by the sheer volume of accidents at the bridge he sets out to document exactly how many occur. >> we were wondering if we could record the crashes to get a more accurate record of the frequency of these crashes. i have a camera set up her

we're on osgood a good half-mile north of the durham auto mall expressway. you can see where these two cars are mangled, torn apart. this happened just around 12:15 this morning. that mother and her 4-year-old daughter were heading down osgood when she strayed across the center line and collided head-on with a driver heading in the opposite direction. according to police, the daughter was in a car seat but it does not appear that that car seat was strapped to the car. one explanation why that daughter is in such critical condition right now as i speak. again, police say that they believe that the mother was drinking. they are investigating her for driving under the influence. the driver in the other car, a 30-year-old man, was also admitted to police that he had been drinking. he was treated and released for his injuries to his leg and was also cited and released for misdemeanor dui. in other words, they did arrest him for this misdemeanor dui, driving under the influence, but they also released him. they did not book him into jail. again, he was treated and

they had been working another accident all night just down the street from here on osgood north of durham a 4-year-old girl fighting for her life after her mother swerved their car head-on into oncoming traffic, happening after midnight. police are investigating whether her mother was drunk at the time. her daughter was strapped into a car seat but the car seat was not attached to the backseat of the car. it was loose. the mom is in critical but stable condition. again, the child is in critical condition. not stable. her injuries are life threaten threatening. the man in the car hit treated and released but police tell us he admitted to having a few as well. cited and released for misdemeanor dui. it's not clear where the mom had been with her daughter but was close to home at the time of the crash on osgood so close relatives heard the accident and came out to assist. live in fremont, where it looks like washington and olive, should be opened at any moment. bob redell. >> update to developing news out of ukraine. russian military given ukrainian forces in crimea until 7:00 tonight to sur

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the other two passengers to board the plane with stolen passports as durham in any updates on that front. yes interpol secretary general ronald noble said tuesday that they have identified both men who use stolen austrian and italian passports to board the missing plane. noble said the two young men enter malaysia using ballad iranian passports. he said eighteen year old paul rudd nor muhammad tea and twenty nine year old caleb our psyche mohamed to resign. world likely trying to migrate to germany. interpol said it was unlikely that they were part of a group. malaysian police earlier said they had not ruled out the possibility of hijacking sabotage or mechanical failure. or an anti europe where diplomatic efforts to resolve the building tensions in ukraine are intensifying ukraine's government has asked accounts of your tendency to clashes that left dallas the present picture again echo . crimea set to hold a referendum on sunday decide whether to establish closer ties with moscow or joined the russian federation altogether. during causing pm monday ukrainian by mr r c gets a gift to an

outages, about 100,000 people without power from freezing rain in the greensboro, winston-salem, durham areas and spreading into central virginia. 30 in greensboro for the freezing rain to continue. some of this is going to sneak up towards the washington, d.c., area with freezing rain and sleet towards the morning commute. it will more or less be south of d.c. i'm not convinced it's going to make it to d.c. itself. as we go throughout the day today, stormy mess in the mid-atlantic. the rest of the country actually looks pretty nice. not too many issues. a mild day by your winter standards from minneapolis to chicago. maybe a few puddles for the first time in foufr. d.c. looking nice at 56. all that snow should be about melted by the time we end saturday. if not, by sunday at 51. the only bad news i have is that the middle of next week, this is not a forecast. just one of our computer models. the white and the pink shows you where snow could be. the possibility of another snowstorm moving across the country and possibly through the northeast. that will be wednesday, thursday. >> we have

says it's planning a withdrawl from the crimea peninsula what steps are they taking me the ukraine durham is making preparations to give actually troops and their families from crimea. after more ukrainian pieces were taken over by russian forces on wednesday. western leaders meanwhile say they will slap even more sanctions on russia in moscow doesn't back down argentinian has the details it does not appear that the ukrainian military will be taking a stand in crimea the head of ukraine's national security and defense council said wednesday the plans were in the ocean to be located twenty five thousand service personnel and families from the crimean peninsula. the nose pink themed after pro russian forces stormed to a naval bases and cranny on wednesday night and embraced a russian flag. they're the latest in a series of takeovers by russian troops and local self defense forces. the attacks on the basis and cranny outcome at the united states and europe see ways to increase pressure on russia speaking from the former soviet republic of lithuania wednesday us vice president joe biden decla

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the great cinematic depiction of the minor leagues is probably "bull durham."league baseball, who is the greatest strictly minor league baseball player of all time? >> wow, that's a good question, because most of the guys would have gotten up to the majors -- >> i'm talking about someone who never got there and set some sort of records. >> crash davis, the character kevin costner, is a real person. >> okay. >> and played in durham in the minor leagues but was a major leaguer, too, that's the scene where kevin costner talks about going to the show, and that part is all real. but i'm honestly not sure who i would say -- there were a bunch of guys in the pacific coast league in the '50s who never made it up there, who were legendary pacific coast league players. but again, i think about a guy like rhine durhan, because he could throw 100 miles an hour, but when he got to the majors, the pitches went to the backstop. >> john, thank you. more "morning joe" coming up. so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 a month? yup. all 5 of you for $175. our clients n

i want to read a question from jen durham. can pilots choose their own co-pilots. what are the real odds that the pilots are in this together. can you answer this? >> from what we know the pilots did not ask to fly together or ask to be with each other. can they ask to be with one other, yes. but i want to talk about the testing, the psychological of the pilot. in law enforcement, for example, they give psychometric testing to someone before they give someone a gun. a common one is the mmpi ii. it is given to people to see if mentally there is psychological issues or personality issues or mental issues. this is something we may see now coming for pilots. there's a wexler scale, the rorschach and in certain people who are responsible for people's lives before they are in the position to fly a plane or give them a badge or gun. it's dangerous we do not do a psychological test of individuals before they enter a profession. who is going to say i got problems, don't give me the job. or that person may not know they have problems. >> thank you. richard quest. stay with u

the open in durham saturday afternoon against oklahoma and will most likely did duke in the second round. second straight year for depaul and another top bracket. >> we weren't there very long last year. we are going to back to a familiar surrounding the oklahoma will be a great challenge. back to the big 12 again. >> spring training, the cubs beat the angels 4-2. the cubs infielder beginning time at second place in aaa hoping to get him up to wrigley field sooner rather than later. the socks when the hawks and phillies tonight. that for sports. the cubs are offering free parking for some of their home games, but there is a catch. a new parking lot will open on rockwell, just south of irving park. it can hold one-thousand vehicles, but it's over two miles away from wrigley field. free shuttle rides to, and from, the game will be available. this lot will only be for night and weekend games. the cubs say this new lot will help ease traffic in wrigleyville. u-s stocks jumped yesterday, as worries eased about the political climate in ukraine. the dow rose 181 points. nasdaq also finished hig

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durham is causing me to express. it's a depressing note. and i could teach them that they are custom i see himself this is what you posted as the need to visit. this meant that most decent peanut seems to be using the tiny state under the scheme must look at what's going to china because daddy's of damage to teach and preach is not so says ok and the power structure. jim i am not in the state is in the bouncy beat before him recently we have seen that much change has come to human rights we haven't seen any change has come to the ospreys democracy has been its announcement of the land reform coming up with the routine is always something coming up. if you haven't opened it today or yesterday and the skin's natural came out with a new report on the number of executions in china they're more executions in china than the rest of output get that last year. i would hunt that getting into the foreign ministry that the government the french government would impose tough cases of certain individuals who are having troubles and in prison or being ho

attorney john durham to look into whether any criminal laws had been violated in the interrogation program, the agency in conjunction with doj decided to wind down the process of creating any other documents because as you know, chris that. >> could become exculpatory. and brady material, exculpatory material is not something a prosecutor wants. so that process stopped. so this document, if you will, was basically summaries of documents. they were drafts. they were incomplete. and they were never provided to director panetta. they were never provided to the agency leadership. so to call this a secret panetta review is overstating the case. the documents were there in the database. let's say they were in the database. your question was -- >> go ahead. i want clarity here. >> so your question was -- >> the cia violate the constitution by grabbing information that was in the possession of a senate oversight committee, yes or no. >> i think we need to take a deep breath and really focus on the fax. >> that's what i'm trying to do here. did it happen or didn't it? >> let me tell you what i know

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. >> reporter: this is a fascinating story, the crime of a decade down in durham, north carolina. everything going for them. but then the husband's true colors begin to seep through the canvas and what emerged was a frightening study of deception, murder and denial. >> i did not kill my wife. >> reporter: raven still professing his innocence in a north carolina courtroom last wednesday even after agreeing to a sentence of up to ten years in prison for the 2005 stabbing death of his first wife, janet. >> personally accept this plea bargain? >> yes. >> reporter: raven says on that night he returned to the couple's home after a soccer match to make a horrifying discovery. >> my wife, she's dead. she's been shot or something. >> reporter: in this interview with a local crime show raven plays a grieving husband and father. >> losing not only a wife but now a family was very difficult. >> reporter: but just days after burying janet, he takes their infant son and moves 2,000 miles away to utah. the charismatic handsome single father soon meets fellow mormon and single parent vanessa pond

to philly to raleigh-durham. charlie, norah? >>> a high-speed chase with multiple carjackings just ended near denver. police were chasing a stolen suv when the suspect carjacked a minivan. the driver had several close-calls going the wrong way at times on various freeways and streets. then minutes ago, he carjacked another woman. he then crashed before being captured. sheriff deputies say a 4-year-old child was in the first stolen vehicle, but is safe. >>> the murder trial of the blade runner oscar pistorius centered around a crucial piece of evidence this morning, the bullet-riddled door of the bathroom where pistorius shot his girlfriend was examined in court. deborah patta is in south africa. deborah deborah, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie and norah, up on the stand, a man who has 30 years in friend forensics, and he provided the evidence of the locked door. his evidence argues that pistorius did not put his prosthetics legs back on to break down the door after the shooting. if this is proven correct, it mea

william is in durham, north carolina. caller: good morning. i wonder what health care would look like if democrats, republicans, independents, and americans all worked together. i feel like i am looking at some kind of alzheimer's disease. president obama, when he tried to pass health care, he had so much opposition, it would not have passed. he tried to push the single-payer system, and every republican went against that. now they are still calling in shows like this, talking about the problems. but i wonder if we all worked together as americans what health care would look like question mark -- would look like? guest: avs people a few years ago what it might look like if everyone worked together, you might have people describing the system like the one we have, at least if you talk to supporters of this law. they will say this is built on republican free-market ideas where you actually boost private sector insurance and preserved the system as opposed to what the democrats want, which is the single-payer system which would have totally scrap

behind our cold front, we have temperatures nearly 40 degrees colder than yesterday around the raleigh durhamtlanta is 20 degrees colder. that has many areas starting in the teen's and 20's, carolinas 37, right above the freezing point, but at the freezing point in houston. we have the moisture, dealing with freezing rain this morning. temperatures, birmingham 27. a front has yet to make its way through florida, so orlando is very nice for the start of the day. no stranger to the cold around minneapolis, the midwest, we have set record high, cold and low temperatures all the same. >> since moving troops into ukraine russian president putin held a press conference saying ousted ukrainian president yanukovych has no political future and russia sheltered him to save his life. he said he sees ukraine as more than a strategic ally. >> it is not just our nearest neighbor, but also our brotherly republic neighbor. >> putin's comments come as tensions rose at an air base. russian troops fired warning shots into the air. the standoff was diffused without bloodshed. >> a former advice or to the kremlin

it's really cute that you met in class at durham. we're getting massive response to this. absolutely wrong and distasteful, i think was the word used. keep these responses coming, though, because i actually do think it's a really legitimate conversation, use t the #morningjoe, tweet me @morningmika. i have a blog, mojoe.msnbc.com. take on the debate. i actually -- i try to make the case as to why a part of her message -- if you just take a part of her message, and maybe start looking for a guy, if getting married is something you want in your life, to start looking at the same time that you're starting your career. it doesn't mean you jump into the first relationship, but i don't think it's something that you put off. [ gasp ] but every time i say the prince tom mom, what did you think? you cringed. and you went like that. turned to the side. >> i mean, i live here in washington where a lot of people get married later. you know, it's not something where i feel like a lot of my peers are contemporaries or in a big rush necessarily. you know, if you make that decision early

in durham, north carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. i have a quick question. was wondering about putting air marshals on the plane. it seems this whole situation could have been avoided had there been some type of leasing on the plane. what is your thought on that? guest: i don't know whether there was any policing on the plane. air marshals can serve a purpose and have served a purpose in one or two occasions in the past. this was a cockpit incident. they are isolated from the cabin. the air marshal can do very little. if there is mechanical failure the air marshal is not very useful. there is context for what we are talking mud. host: the director of george mason's center for transportation policy operations and logistics. talking a bit about the work that you do their. guest: we have several centers. we specialize in the policy side of transportation. aviation, shipping service and transport. how policies succeed and fail. we are not driven in any sense whatsoever. we're straight down the middle. we do academic work for the government for private companies,

most open championships in russian history just down through and separate the four seven sides with durham on course for at least a few wobbly sport this tour and next may be the prospect of its first russian crown in four decades on sunday but that both are. on me while i'm just. maybe leaders by i mean it came from a goal down to triumph six one at volves burg to set a bundesliga record of sixteen straight victories and stretch their record unbeaten run to forty nine games coach but guardiola rested several key players ahead of arsenal's visit in the champions league on tuesday and displays both first started well brazilian defend that now though giving the hosts a deserved seventeen in the lead but within ten minutes jet engine kerry had bundled in the quiet and to second half substitutions made the difference first got out and found thomas miller to put the visitors ahead and that mario monti kitsch quickly made it three one. zero in robin set up front rebury for bias force. soon claimed his second and then swiftly set up manager kit for his league meeting sixteenth goal of the season

winston-salem, greensboro area, and a little in the durham.trees down. it's a mess. it will be a big day of cleanup once we warm up. it never made it up to washington, d.c. the precipitation stopped right about richmond. that's good for the d.c. area, but north carolina is who got it the worst. no other big storms on the map. just a little bit of light freezing rain or snow heading for areas of minnesota, wisconsin today. otherwise, a quiet weather map. it's actually slowly warming up, especially minneapolis at 26 degrees, one of the warmest mornings you've had all winter. of course, we know how bad it's been. the forecast through the week d weekend. we finally get some warm air down in texas today, kansas city will have some beautiful weather. that makes its way to the east coast on saturday. notice the 50s almost all the way up to new york city. so enjoy that. be a little cooler on sunday. not a lot of stormy weather out there, even into sunday. we're actually looking pretty mild through many spots. next week, in the middle of the country, w

who voted against the bill a did so because this past work defending former death row inmate mimeo durham all arrested in one thousand nine hundred one for a murder he says he didn't commit the media is not the issue here the issue is the precedent setting decision of these fifty two senators to hold a lawyers past work against him this means if you ever defend an unpopular claim guilty or innocent you might be throwing away the possibility of ever working for the justice department and seriously think about it who better to do the nation's top civil rights lawyer than a person who chose to represent a client considered too controversial by the mainstream this demonstrates that i do believe believes in the right to a fair trial for all so here's a lesson for all you up and common lawyers out there eager to get in government prioritize towing these stablish with line and sort of fighting for the rights of those who need defending the most. look it was a. very hard to take too. long. have you ever had sex with the target they're looking to. sleep. sleep. sleep sleep. sleep. sleep sleep. sle

unlike eighteen out of nineteen elections but durham has won an election. that's to say that the chavez i'm a dural coalitions are the majority they're entitled to govern children next election yet there is an opposition that's fierce that's based in the upper class many of the middle class privileged classes that represents between forty and fifty percent of the opposition and so it is a deeply divided country and will continue to be i think no one here seems to ask well what would happen if it was overthrown would there be civil war bloodbath american intervention. we've had very close elections as well we've had stolen elections it's not even clear that the united states believes in majority rule because we have the electoral college right so it's a good moral and political question how much we're entitled to say about the affairs of other countries of course i mean the moral position this country has kind of is down and i mean it would be detrimental i think if and his government collapse there and let's hope that there is a peaceful. democratically dip

s voters' oppression laws well some of them least durham parents on the devil's advocate radio programarlier this week wisconsin state senator dale schultz the only represent a republican senator in his state to vote against a bill cutting back on early voting said he could no longer defend his republican party on the topic of voting rights schultz is not seeking reelection so he probably has more freedom to criticize and vote against his own party and a lot of other republicans but his comments were still remarkable take a listen it's just i think sad when a political party my political party has so lost faith in its ideas that it's pouring all of its energy into election mechanics and again i'm a guy who understands and appreciates what we should be doing in order to make sure every vote counts every vote is legitimate but the fact is it ought to be abundantly clear to everybody in the safe that there is no massive voter fraud let me just say my friend i am not willing to defend them anymore i'm just not i'm embarrassed by this. amazing stuff and what's all the more amazing is the pe