so he knows he's not having to preach on easter sunday. he and martin luther king walk out and lead a demonstration and what happens? they get arrested really fast. i think they managed to walk two blocks and they are arrested. the cops pick -- they almost literally pick him up, by the belt in the back. they lift him and toss him into the wagon. yes? >> i was reading and i was shocked at the kind of religious parallels between king and what's in the bible. with him going, kind of going to jail, you could say he's being crucified and coming back and rejuvenating it. it was staggering once you look at it. >> it is why i find this entire story so tremendously moving. it's exactly that. it's exactly that. because he was arrested, and they didn't just put him in jail, they put him in solitary confinement. they put him in the hole. the only light came from a little window as he wrote later at the top of the cell. he was alone in a tomb-like place for easter weekend. exactly what happened to jesus. right? taken down from the cross that afternoon.

and so he knows he's not having to preach on easter sunday. and he and martin luther king walk out and they lead a demonstration. and what happens? >> they get arrested. >> they get arrested really fast. i think they managed to walk about two blocks and they're arrested. the cops pick up -- they almost literally pick him up. they pick him up by the belt in the back. it's almost like they lift him and almost toss him into the paddy wagon. and there -- yes, kareem. >> when i was reading this, i was kind of shocked at the kind of religious parallels like between king and like, what's in the bible. with him kind of going to jail, like, you could say he's being crucified in a way and then coming back and rejuvenating the entire movement. like his ultimate resurrection, it's kind of staggering once you look at it. >> kareem, it is why i find the -- why i find this entire story so tremendously moving. it's exactly that. it's exactly that because he was arrested and they didn't they put him in solitary confinement. they put him in the hole. the only l

would be a classic nor' easter. if that was to occur.i mentioned other computers don't tap in the cold air and bring rain to the southeast. that is a wait and see but just something i'm interested in. if you have any sunday plans, something you need to pay attention to. right now, light rain showers heading through southern new england, maybe snow showers in the cat skills, a warm day, temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s in many areas, pittsburgh getting in the low 40s today. across the heartland, we're watching thunderstorms in this afternoon. did i answer your question about the possible east coast storm? >> still quite a tease, you have no answer, i'm dying for one big snow storm. >> i'm not opening my mouth yet. >>> the plans for whitney houston's funeral have been set, plus oprah winfrey's twitter force thourd do something rare. the first look is straight ahead. you're watching first look rr on msnbc. ral's your soul mate? dude what? no, no, no. he's, he's on my back about providing for his little girl. hey don't worry. e-trade

next is katie bay-niece, a senior vice president with easter seals. she does incredible work with the easter seals. i can attest to that over the years. she's responsible for easter seals federal and state public policies and cochair of the consortium for those with education task force and has expertese in early childhood education. mr. alexander? >> mr. chairman, we welcome charles seton from memphis. he's

next is katie bay-niece, a senior vice president with easter seals. she does incredible work with the easter seals. i can attest to that over the years. she's responsible for easter seals federal and state public policies and cochair of

[laughter] i remember going home at easter, and i told my long island jewish parents that i got 390 on at the louisiana board. and about a week later, this was just as they uncovered the mirrors -- [laughter] my father gave me $1,000, which i then it took in gave to a man named stanley kaplan. stanley kaplan has these schools all over the country where they teach you to take standardized tests. so i gave him the $1,000. for six months, i studied it to retake the louisiana board -- the law board. six months later, i reject the test. my score catapulted up to a 401. [laughter] i figured, at that rate, i would be about 90 before i got into an english-speaking law school. so i started writing jokes for all comedians who played in the catskill section of new york. the hotels paid me $7 a joke. that was the going rate at the time the vso 21. they are 45. it was like writing for my parents' friends. but i tried my best. they would say to me, like, a sperm banks. sperm banks are in it the news. write me sperm bank jokes. 21, this is what was the foremost on my mind. they have this new thing no

. >> nothing says warm weather like the annual white house easter egg roll. it turns out a date has been set. find out how your kids could be part of the annual tradition. >> and turns out companies have been tracking your every move online. the list the f.c.c. is combiling to bet -- compiling to better protect consumers. >> and a -- an unruley crowd >> a big boost for buyers and home owners facing foreclosure. two groups are paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to get help from congress. elijah cummings presented a check of more than $250,000 for neighborhood housing services of baltimore and $150,000 for st. ambrose housing center. the money comes from congress to create affordable housing. >> the best expertise in housing. people find their ways to handle their payments properly, things of that nature. >> representative cummings is the ranking democratic on the house oversite and government reform committee. consumer protection on the internet is getting a big boost as well, just like the do not call laws that prevent telemarketters from calling you, no

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the period of fasting and repentance before easter. cbs news, new orleans, louisiana. >>> i have to do that one day before my liver gets too old. d.c. held its own mardi gras tradition today. you can look at these kids running around. teams from cathedral and the washington diocese. they flip pancakes as they race for the coveted golden skillet. that is a top prize. pancakes are traditionally thought of to be a good way for christians to eat food that they are supposed to give up during the 40 days of lent that come before easter. there you go. tomorrow is ash wednesday. >> i'll take a pancake. >> everybody likes to have a pancake. >> 50 today. and we're happy with that. just wait, we're talking near 60 tomorrow and some areas could hit 70 on thursday. you happy? >> i'm happy. >> i thought so. let's have a live look outside. is this our weather cam, brought to you by michael and son. looking northeast. essentially that is wisconsin avenue. and really a pretty nice evening. if the wind blows, it is a little chilly. temperature wise, it'

it will be held on monday night, the day after easter.kets available through an online lottery system. entries at accepted through march 1. the egg roll is open to children ages 13 and younger and their families. >> are you going to sign up? >> i would like to one year. >> i always say i'm going to. >> well, the faculty and staff at one maryland university are not pleased with the leadership of their president. the reasons for their "education alert." >> and the list for howard county superintendent is getting smaller. when officials hope to make a final decision. >> first a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. >> there have been changes in the university system. as the president of university of maryland, university college, is placed on indefinite leave. a short letter sent wednesday to students and staff. 11 news requested more information. a spokesperson declined to eelaborate saying it was a surprise. it is the largest public university in the united states us with more than 90,000 students, many of whom live overseas and ta

think about the parents, you got one son shut up easter sunday.aster bunny sucks. >> you good? >> go. >> everything is 10-4, county.

of the moscow region one of the main attractions of the place is its location on the banks of the easter want to reserve or surrounded by beautiful untouched nature older cottages here are built of natural materials like northern pine woods. of course in moscow and the surrounding region there are various winter sports one can enjoy such as snowboarding cross-country skiing or ice skating but. myself and the production team are going to try and bring you something a little more creative. i'm here to try out a ski dog sledding and straight off it into the sled and. you can either sit or stand and there's a break at the back which controls like a friends at the front. is a medium sized. dog breed that comes in different colors the boys our club is called. to alaska it was founded in one thousand nine hundred eighty and is ok that of the people. in moscow we have ten siberian huskies our club offers various p. matic riding experiences in sled pulled by the dogs and there are excursions around the park master classes in managing the sleds and extreme night riding and also a special family tr

ash wednesday is the beginning of the season of lent which is six weeks preceding easter where we get ready for easter so it's a time of reflection and analysis with the hope that this time of preparation makes room for god. we receive ashes on our forehead to remember that life is short. that we are all transient beings and we don't know what our time is and we want to be grateful for the time that we have. so while putting ashes on the forehead someone says you come from dust and you will return to dust. i think that there are a lot of things that we have the habit of only doing in church that make a lot of sense when we take them outside of church so even that sense of ash wednesday and that life is short and we want to be grateful for the time that we have in the midst of the morning commute is when people may need that reminder even more. we hope that we do things and we do things in creative ways and then god shows up and so i guess my hope is that people who saw this had a small moment of awareness or awakening or attentiveness that gets us out of the routine and open to new th

i just wanted to say a couple of things from the perspective of easter seals. and i think our perspective is that students with disabilities in general have greatly benefitted from the elementary and and secondary act because the law requires their academic achievement to be measure and reported. and as a result, more students with disabilities have been afforded the opportunity to learn and master grade level academic content. that has been huge for our kids. the whole notion of they get a chance to try. one of the things -- there are a number of things that we like in the senate bill. the notion of states to adopt college and career-ready standards, and an assumption of high expectations. we also are very pleased that the bill does not codify the so-called 2% rule, which for us has allowed people to apply very, very low expectations to achievement for students with disabilities. we're very pleased with the elements that promote universal design for learning throughout the bill, access to multitiered systems of support, including positive behavior intervention

and there is some discussion that that may happen before easter. the reality is that no one knows. because it hasn't been announced yet, i think we will get into a moment that doing an installation of a new archbishop of easter when that person hasn't been appointed yet, the clock is ticking in that regard. the reality is no one knows. the apastolic lecio, part of his role is to list a list of potential candidates for the congregation of bishyops. that's one of the major departments. they do their research and prepare a list of recommendations that is then given to the holy father and he is free to choose from that list or he is free to send the list back and say let's look at another list or he's free to say i don't want anybody on this list but here is who i want and make the appointment that way. it is a process of discertainment that involves a lot of research and background. ult naturely it is the pope that appoints bishops. >> and this is someone who could come from anywhere in the united states. >> yes, presumably. and cardinal o'brien came to us from the military services.

. >>> are you ready to rock and easter egg roll.he white house announced their annual easter egg celebration will be held monday april 9th. president obama and first lady made the announcement yesterday. it features live music and games. all 13 and younger will be in on the fun. tickets distributed march 1st. >> it's a great time especially if you can take kids. >> i covered it a couple years ago. they have all kinds of entertainment out there. >> did you get to see the president? >> i didn't. they kicked us off the lawn early. >> they're only on the lawn a short period of time. good luck. >>> capitals look to snap a three-game losing streak and john wall hoped to represent them rel during the all-star weekend. here's hakeem dermish with your sports minute. >> good morning. your sports minute begins with hockey. last night, capitals hosting canadiens. washington scores two goals in 16 seconds. first, jason chimera and alex ovechkin, capitals go on to win it 4-1, snapping a three-game losing streak. they play on the road at toronto a

>> no. >> easter bunny?sn't easter bunny. >> aidens reaction upon entering georgetown cupcake the first time. >> yeah, they just told him the price of a cupcake. >> that is a great picture. >> aiden those are great cupcakes, i am sure what you mom or dad paid for it, sit back and enjoy it. >> thank you so much to send us your child's picture go to myfoxdc.com click on morning tab. >>> all right here is your headline, the only headline you need to know more like spring this week, winter temperatures after this morning and we are going to surge into the 60s maybe low 70s i will say it again 60s maybe low 70s around here as we get into the middle and end of the week it is chilly 34 regan national, humidity 75% and your winds out of the south and west, 5 miles per hour they will pick up today it will be a breezy afternoon with winds gusting, 20, 25 miles per hour later today. >>> satellite radar one or two clouds, see more cloud cover this afternoon this radar, satellite we are not seeing the actual cloud cover

link is fasting and repentance before easter sunday, and it starts at midnight. >> have you ever been? >> i have ever been. >> i have not either. i don't know that i could handle it. i think you could handle it. >> .com at noon, a violent conflict unfolds in the streets of south america. the details coming up. >> getting paid in plastic surgery. more on an unusual contract dispute involving new york teachers. >> and the sun is breaking through the clouds as we take a live look outside. you're updated forecast is coming up. >> complete coverage continues with don scott, jessica kartalija, and first warning weather with marty bass and meteorologist bernadet,,,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] there's surprising news about whole grain and the cereals your kids love. ♪ now all general mills big g kid cereals have more whole grain than any other ingredient. the same great taste they love in cereals like lucky charms and cinnamon toast crunch with whole grain that they need. just look for the white check, only on general mills big g kid cereals, the delicious way to help them grow up strong. now

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people usually choose something to give up for 40 days leading up to easter. >>> for those unable to get to mass, several churches took their ashes to the street st. andrew's episcopal church is one of the ones who have ashes to go. they said it shouldn't be confined to a church billing. >> we had one person who stopped after getting off a 12-hour shift, so he stopped by. >> pamphlets were handed out also. >>> you could not have scripted a better day here in february. here's meteorologist wyatt everhart. can we keep this streak alive, wyatt? >> we can. we can warm it up further tomorrow. february will make itself feel present again. 59 in salisbury. the average high the upper 40s. warmer weather on the way tomorrow. it's a mild wind a few showers out in western maryland. one is creeping in toward frederick. it will be the slight chance of a shower but generally dry and warmer tomorrow. 67 tomorrow afternoon. that's 20 degrees above average. how do things change into the weekend. we answer that coming up. >>> we just received word out of charlottesville that the jury will go on anothe

at the end of it on easter, when he is said are you excited to get back on facebook, the daughter said't been returning my pokes. >> bob: i had facebook for two years and looked at it once. >> dana: you have a lot of friends. >> andrea: hope nobody gives up "the five." don't do that. >> bob: nobody will do that. >> eric: you giving up the social media? we chat about this in the break? should we, should we not? stay on? >> greg: i'll break it immediately. >> bob: you should do this. you read these things and if somebody says one thing bad -- bad -- >> dana: no. they'll say things bad. >> bob: if i read mine i'd be depressed. everybody says nasty stuff. i don't read mine. if you read yours and one out of 100 says dana, you said something slightly wrong, you go in a funk. >> dana: nobody says that because i am always right. i am not going to give up being always right. >> bob: i'll send you a tweet on that. >> eric: we have to go. one more thing coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ let me get that door for you... [ man ] i loved my first car... sometimes the door gets stuck... oh sure. ooh! [ man ] ...a

people observing lent usually choose something to give up leading to the 40 days of easter. >>> some of the latest fashion trends may be stylish. >>> plus, the oscars are going high tech. if you're addicted to the academy awards, this your you may be able to do more than just watch the show. >>> if you've got a budding artist at home, we'll take you to a place. >>> if you're looking for something exciting to do with your youngster, a new art studio for kids opened up in timonium. it's the first of its kind in maryland. sherrie johnson visited it and learned how it's making a difference. >> reporter: here it's a child's dream, a place where they can come and create new things through art education class. everything is for little people from the aprons to the chairs to the artwork on the walls. it allows them to think out of the box and express themselves. >> to be creative, have fun and fun with art and be stimulated by the creative environment to work with other children, team building. there are lots of positive benefits so we built this tomorrow for them. >> reporter: art education

to ash wednesday for catholics ash wednesday is the beginning of lent the period of fasting before easter sunday. >>> sunshine and warmer going to feel like spring the next couple of days. if you have allergies you will not like the forecast until the weekend with i'll show you how warm it is going to get. >>> this year's oscar nominees, including george clooney are dishing about their red carpet under garments, if you can believe that >> that was the first round. >> wow, he really broke his daughter's laptop. the father behind this video speaks up about what happened after he shot her computer. >> os >>> this right here is my 45. >> you remember this, the viral you video that has been seen 30 million times. a north carolina father angry at his daughter's profane facebook rant about her parents takes her laptop out in the yard and shoots several holes in it the father is posting answers to the many questions he has received on his facebook wall. tommy jordan said his daughter was mad but got over it. she still grounded. he won't buy her a new laptop. no, you can't send her one you know wh

if you ask those people they will tell you that really nothing has released easter in the year since the barak has been ousted does matter of fact three saying that things have gotten worse because now we have to deal with the military council the scouts which is a head of the country's government right now food for refusing to step down for saying that they're going forth with democratic reforms but most people here believe that is not the case they're also calling on workers for a massive.

of brinkmanship experts predict the ongoing tensions could add twenty five percent oil prices by easter i the bennett r t london. a look at some other news making headlines around the world in a world update a packed commuter trains rushed into a rare form argentina's capital killing forty nine and injuring five hundred fifty others the driver and some of the passengers were taken away on stretchers for the first carriage thought to be the worst affected rescue services are still working to reach an estimated thirty people trapped inside at least seven people being killed and twenty injured after police opened fire during a second day of protests outside a u.s. military base in the afghan capital demonstrators anger party inadvertent burning of the qur'an by u.s. troops have been throwing rocks and petrol bombs a senior commander apologize for the destruction of the muslim holy books and the u.s. embassy in kabul has been put on a lockdown while investigation is held. for the business news with katie. hello there welcome to the business program of this hour from is accusing ukraine of s

well, folks, the show was on hiatus last week in observance of yom ki-martin luther fourth of jul-easter. (laughter) one of the many long religious festivals i've had engineered into my schedule since i converted to orthodox owning a sailboatism. (laughter) and, as usual, there was lots of big news over the my break. (laughter) most of it was bad for handsome millionaires from massachusetts. (laughter) (cheers and applause) yes, my very own new york giants won a whole mess of super bowl! whoo! whoo, baby! whoo! and the city has been celebrating hard. last week, new york threw the champions a ticker tape parade down the canyon of heroes! iraq war vets, we will get to you eventually. (laughter) but as much as i love me the football, i cannot get enough of professional ball in hoop. (laughter) the n.b.a. logo down there. the actual n.b.a. logo licensing fee is very expensive so... (laughter) we went with the generic down here. i think it gets the idea of a logo across even better than the actual logo. the point is, i love the game. the slam dunking, the layouts, the rim jobs, all of it. (la

gusts at the top of the 6:00 hour, near 30 mainly on the easter shore but some up around 30 in the baltimore area. windchills. that brings what is feels like down to 12 above right now. 11 above in winchester. cold, wintry night. we'll see a shift back to more positive numbers and more mild conditions as we go into the day tomorrow. a clear map across the region right now. across the northeast, snow showers pennsylvania. upstate, new york, lake-effect snow. high pressure continuing to spin over the east right now. that will funnel in more cold air through the overnight and very dry air. we have no moisture across the entire east coast right now. this is some very bone dry air so you may want to fire up the humidifier over the next day or so because extremely dry air is in place. as we look to new weather systems to the west, not a lot for the moment, but this system in texas will begin to make its move ft. east tomorrow. we're still sunny. valentine's day, rain mixed with snow showers possible tuesday night. some light wintry showers, but the bulk looks to stay south of us. >> overnight toni

. >> i didn't easter. it was so fast. >> why do you have to slow mo it. >> why do you have to do that? >>> still ahead at noon, a clear start to our workweek, plenty of blue sky and sunshine. complete weather forecast, 2.5 minutes away. >>> here is a look at the midday stocks. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> now, weather, complete forecast and warning of severe weather. >> what a beautiful day this is turning out to be. it's just amazing how many mild days we are having this winter. this is already february, and we are already close to 50 degrees outside. at noon, it's 49 baltimore. 50 dc. taking you in closer, 3 westminster. 49 annapolis. close to 50 degrees for a lot of us. the winds picked up southwest, that is bringing the mild air our way. this mild air is coming up from an area where it's warmed up. there are two storms to talk about, neither big storms. one is going to pass by to the south, one right in here, there is not a lot to it. what that is going to do is this, notice where there is a change in tempera

. $2 at easter to effect the same purpose and $2 at witten tide to be drunk for two days and drink at dinner and at noon. the thought of a wry bemuzed washington tolerant of human frailty, harboring his own doubts and vulnerability -- indeed many students of washington, the only thing about the man that exceeds his desire for control is his capacity for self-control. undoubtedly this helps to explain the dutiful side of our first president, but it is only a fraction of the man's inner self or indeed of his public character. it's not easy for us to think as washington as conflicted. a man's whose instinct was on power about his ambivalence. harder still, this tension with the unruffled confidence of washington at 57 as he stands on balcony of new york's federal hall in a suit of connecticut broad cloth, ready to embark upon an office more stunly tailored to his out sized dimensions as a leader. in gazing up at the third life like washington in mount vernon's new education center, we figure if we join an audience of 10,000 new yorkers on a history making spring day in 1789. intensely aw

it will be developing off the coast and really start to kick back another easter type -- back nor' easter type winds. this is cold arctic air dipping in. the jet stream tipped down low enough for the cold air to move across the region. the moisture is coming in from the southwest. that is off the coastline and make its way up into nabbed. what is going on here. we will get a bit of a break. we have seen the tail ends. and this will happen and come through with the coastal storm. this is going to create the winds. and blustery afternoons. and we will have 18 degrees. really, right around 20 degrees. overnight low and they are going to kick in. and fill down around 10. near zero and parts of the area. that is the headline for tonight. sunset is at 540. and goes into effect at 8:00. and stays with us in the early afternoon. >> gail warnings kick in on the bay. and those are going to make their presence known through this afternoon. >> a forecast goes up to 43-degrees. rain and snow showers and overnight lows going down to 18 degrees with windchills colder than that. and tomorrow, partly sunn

mardi gras celebrations are replaced by fasting an repentance for what happened at mardi gras before easteroday's weather. severe storms to nashville. heavy snow in the northern rockies. a soaker in the pacific northwest. >>> and finally this morning, if you have had your fill of linsanity, as we kind of have. you might want to check out a new underdog heating up the hard wood. >> a high school basketball player has shocked his coach and his team, becoming a rising star in the face of insurmountable odds. steve osunsami has the report. >> reporter: from the three-point line, david andrews can't be beat. 40% of the time, he makes the shot. statistically better than lebron and most of the nba. you're pretty good. >> i am. >> reporter: at his high school outside of memphis, his coach wasn't sure he should play at first because he has down syndrome. they were trying to hang on to a near perfect record. >> i had kids coming to me saying, hey, coach, when can we get david in the game. >> reporter: the coach foonlly put him in. he takes the shot from the corner and scores. and just as the crowd is

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easter celebration. this year, obviously, the 125th anniversary celebration. we'll tell the story and remember in prayer and have refreshments. so the food aspect comes along with it. gathering together as a community and honoring the history. that's the large part of cemeteries is about. they exist to tell the story, and the story and the community and the people who impacted your family's life and your neighbors and the people who ran the city -- everyone in the community, their stories are there. >> and you said that the cemetery's the city and you're the mayor. yes. >> we have mineral park and mount olivet. we have our coastal cemeteries as well. there are quite a few of us. >> all wonderful places of faith. >> they are. they're sacred places and places of faith and place that is witness to the hope of salvation. >> whatever the event, if anyone's going, everything is at 11:00 a.m. >> that's the true -- truth. we know when to get there. we don't want to confuse anyone. >> let's talk about the first saturday. oldest and largest. that's what you said about t