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felicia salinas/madre y usuaria de la clinica 16:57 ese es un lugar peligroso alla es un lugar dondetas caminando a las ocho de la noche cuando esta oscuro te quitan todo de la mano 17:08 11:23 aqui como ve es muy calmado, muy callado 11:25 ni calmadas ni calladas se van a quedar ellas y por ahora buscan apoyo de los politicos para salvar esta clinica....pilar nino telemundo. cu ---en la universidad de stanford, las autoridades han dado a conocer un retrato hablado del sospechoso de haber atacado a una estudiante en su propio dormitorio... take vo ---segun la policia del plantel, la madrugada del domingo, el sospechoso entro a la habitacion de la alumna, y mientras esta dormia, intento quitarle la ropa... ---la victima desperto y logro huir... ---ese fue la segunda agresion que se reporto en la escuela... ---45 minutos antes, otra mujer fue tumbada al piso por otro sujeto, pero el agresor huyo cuando fue detectado por un peaton... cu ---un accidente vial causa caos esta tarde en una calle de san francisco... take vo ---resulta que los frenos de estacionamiento de una camioneta no fun

felicia, thanks.mmercials, the game doesn't interest you, there's always the half time star. and this year it's the material girl, madonna. she admits to anderson cooper that she's a little nervous. >> are you nervous about doing the super bowl? >> oh, my god. i'm so nervous. you have no idea. i am. >> you are? >> yes. yeah. i mean, first of all, it's the super bowl. it's kind of like -- here i am, i'm going to come into like halfway between like the church, the church experience and i'm going to have to deliver a sermon that's going to be -- has to be very impactful, right? i have to put on the greatest show on earth in the greatest show on earth. i have eight minutes to put it up, seven minutes to put it on and 12 minutes for the greatest show on earth. that's a lot of pressure. >> do you have any hint of what you're going to be doing? >> i'll be singing. >> all right. she takes it pretty seriously there. you can hear the full interview today on "anderson". >>> he's not going to be playing in the su

want to bring back felicia. we lost you there.me before super bowl sunday. yes? >>. >> it is possible. that's where i went. obviously you want to go through the effort and get turned away. the credit bureau warns about printing tickets. i've used stubhub.com and and also ticketmaster. tickets start at $2200 each. >> really? >> and that doesn't include the airfare to indianapolis. >> and once you are there, can you get into the stadium? is it a tough thing to do? >> well, if you have a ticket, of course not. but like i said, if you're going to go there without a ticket and just hope that you can get them outside of the stadium, you might have a problem and you're certainly going to pay a premium and people are trying to sell tickets. >> felicia, thank you. i'm just going to find a party and sit there and eat and have a good time. >> me, too. >>> the first lady put jay leno on the spot last night. forced him on camera to eat better and that was a milestone. check it out. >> wait, wait, wait. we have apples. because i heard you haven

he spoke exclusively to our felicia taylor about his past an his future. >> reporter: so show me wherehis all took place. where did the crime happen? >> well most of it -- the last four years from this room. >> reporter: for 17 years garrett bauer traded on tips he got from his friend, ken robinson. >> when a phone call came in? >> those type of phone calls happened once or twice a year. i spoke to ken probably five days a week. >> robinson got his tips from matthew kluger, a washington lawyer who would get confidential nonpublic information about mergers and acquisitions from his firm's e-mail servers. the trio shared the profits, a total of more than $32 million according to court documents. >> the whole idea was for me to do all the trades so there would be no connection to him and his connection to the lawyer and then he started doing some of these trades when i said i didn't want to do them anymore. so it was really at that point where i guess -- i assume the fbi and the sec investigated him. >> reporter: when the fbi came for ken robinson, he turned in garrett bauer. >> after abo

president bush vowed rivera in our military commanders will take whatever action is necessary to secure felicia on behalf of the iraqi people for. what followed was one of the filesystem bloodiest battles of iraq rule over four thousand people died in the seven months struggle street fighting was drooling from both sides to break the resistance obviously missed insurgents the us military began to employ mobile speaker systems. and salute you with a perfect example they were just playing music day and night over there it almost got to be a gag like it like a musical showed a loudspeaker playing music and of course the. the insurgents who were in fallujah playback they from their mosque had loudspeakers on a bus they play music back they played various religious music. heavy metal against islam as. it was also a demonstration of the perceived superiority of western culture the u.s. military believes that the musical bombardment helped on the mind the morale of the insurgents psychological operations and our except at the point where ever you want to board forward so if you have ups three or four

say good-bye, would you please join me in honoring the wonderful work done today by fa leisha es felicia rashad. [ applause ] >>> and here on "american history tv" on c-span3, we're going to take you live to the library of virginia. on your screen is waite rawls who is the president and ceo of the museum of the confederacy. you're also seeing james mcpherson, who is the next historian going to speak and make his speech on the person of the year 1862. live here. >> thank you very much. i hadn't known that story about the press corps. very much worth reading. i don't know wherever the press corps will be reading that here or not. in september 1864 -- john, don't worry, i'm going to focus on '62. but i'll start with a quotation from september own 64. captain charles steedman. united states navy offered what should would consider extravagant praise for the public of my talk today. that man says steedman, actually under medium height, clean-shaven with piercing eyes and determined jaw, that little man has done more to put down the rebellion than any general except grant or sherman. some of yo

houses, cars, even mailboxes were targeted this weekend on arlene way,terl way, felicia way and almond avenue. police say this picture take friend a home surveillance camera shows that getaway car, the vandals drove in one of the incidents. it is a light colored suv or station wagon. >>> this morning a goose is being blamed for sparking a small fire after flying into a power line. the goose is being treated for burns at the marin county humane society after being found injured near the airport in the mira monte marina. they rescued the bird after trudging on foot to put out the flames. >>> christina loren here to tell us about presidents' day and the look ahead. it's going to be pretty nice. >> yeah, it's cool and cloudy out there now. but we have a major warm-up on the way. temperatures touching on the low 80s in -- i said it -- low 80s in some cities as we hit thursday. it's still winter but we're going to warm up. 55 in livermore. 59 in sunny vail. we're not going to warm up much more with limited sunshine out there. but it become sunny mostly by 4:00 p.m. tonight, clear conditions,

in addition to the folks that supervisor farrell called, i will call camille, felicia, nickie, gustavoie, lynn, jessie, and pamela. previously, supervisor farrell called bill, marcie, bill, isaac, and betty. you do not have to come up in any order. maybe lineup on that side. any of the names, does not matter if you are in the exact order. maggie, you can start if you want. >> thank you. very generous of you. well, i have a lot to say, and i am going to try to say it in two minutes. i am a native san franciscan, 81 years old. i grew up in the castro peter i am bisexual. i have two children who are grown, in their 50s, and a granddaughter who is 12 and is brilliant. i have a history as a registered nurse, a psychotherapist, and sexologist. i am very fortunate. i bought my house in the 1960's. i bought it for $16,000. a lovely little house in glen park. it has no stairs inside, no stairs from the street. as a very lucky. but i live alone. i have a cat. my kids come over a lot of my friends come over a lot. and i go out and do stuff. i am longtime member of harvey milk since the beginning.

and congressional reporter for "the washington post," felicia son mez. good morning.the white house behind their twaeking this health care contraception policy and the catholic church. do you think before hand the president and his advisers knew they'd be in the sticky position they found themselves in? >> they did know this would be a controversial issue. there was a lot of reporting this week that vice president biden and others had talked about it and they knew it would be a big issue. what seemed to surprise them was the democrats that spoke out against it, tim kaine, john kerry. at the end of the day they had to come up with a compromise that the democratic catholics could accept. you saw yesterday the compromise the president announced, tim kaine and others were supportive of it. i think they're getting past the issues in terms of catholics moderates and democrats. they've accepted what they've done. >> phylicia, dow think this will satisfy his critics or do you think this issue has a fair amount of fuel left in it? >> oh, it's absolutely not going to satisfy an

we'll do a ladies first here, felicia. it seemed to be overshadowed by the visual there, that somewhat empty detroit lions stadium, not necessarily a good visual. do you see this as being another misstep for the romney camp? >> it's definitely not the kinds of headlines they want to be drawing here a couple of days out from the michigan primary. the thing to remember is the romney campaign knew that this event was going to be happening for days now. so to see this misstep happen on an event that was built on a major speech for him is a pretty big surprise to look at other side of things. rick santorum held an event on tuesday in arizona where he drew about a sixth of the crowd where he had 200 people, in a venue that was also very big and looked similarly empty, but the fact that he didn't tap that as a major speech, this wouldn't be a major economic event for this campaign. something like that went with unnoticed by santorum. this was a big deal for them and you would think that they would have been a little bit better pr

occupier himself he's also the author of the block when i when i wish i was here dispatches from felicia earlier i asked him to land on the name calling directed at the occupy movement here says take oh no i'm a very very clean hippie i would consider myself to be. you know. the whole expression of dirty hippie is just kind of amusing to me because most of the protesters are sort of just like me workers students these are the people that just happen to be concerned. the the media has sort of painted this image of. a dirty hippie it's sort of a creation i think well and how do you feel about the labels given to those that that participate in the movement. well i think it's just really misguided i mean if you want to just let's just take the word you know the hippie i think of hippies as being someone that rejects modern society and i think what we have now these protesters are the exact opposite of people that are concerned people that are willing to actually put forth an effort and do a lot of work in their spare time because they see things that are wrong to me that seems like the exact

i'm felicia blow, and i earned my mba from strayer university. >> b.g.e. crews are making slow progress here in southwest baltimore.

i'm felicia blow, and i earned my mba from strayer university. >> welcome back. 6:11. we have some scattered clouds this morning. 36 downtown. mid 40's in the suburbs. a chilly start. first we say good morning to ava marie. we're continuing our series moonlighting with ava. she is working on some skills in cases tv thing doesn't work out. >> this is a good fall back plan. as you can see, i will need more practice. here we go. run away to this service without quitting your day job. is is an exercise studio where you can learn everything from tight won rope walking. >> you get great core strength. this enhances your posture. and a number of health benefits. plus it is fun. >> i did the tightwire. i was able to make it across on my first try. balancing on my own was a different story. i tried my best. again and again and again. once i stopped laughing so much, i did much better. next came the handstand. my first attempts were not so great. some help, i finally did it. then onto juggling. linwood bowling pins -- juggling with bowling pins, i will need some help with that.

us in a little bit we're going to be talking about the differences in the coverage of holmes and felicia both. both different regions obviously but more similarities than you might think matt carr who is joining us momentarily is the author of the infernal machine an alternative history of terrorism. either man i see you want to start off by asking you what similarities you see between holmes and felipe and the difference in media coverage over the two conflicts. whether the forms of violence that we've seen reported in arms are strikingly similar to what we saw in fallujah as your correspondent just pointed out you see unfit we've seen reports of snipers shooting civilians the use of heavy weapons against them fighters in imbedded in civilian areas we've had reports in both volusia and arms how soldiers shooting children the shooting an ambulance is shooting ospital in the leadership there were reports of banned weapons phosphorus weapons. helicopter gunships firing at civilians in their homes u.s. soldiers shooting people because they couldn't speak english we've seen atrocities and hu

i'm felicia blow, and i earned my mba from strayer university. >> welcome back to 11 news today. a woman who gave a pregnant 16- year-old the abortion pill has been sentenced to home detention. pled guilty to reckless endangerment by giving the teenager a dose of ru-486 that she got on line. teenager was 20 weeks along at the time. a deadly shooting in north baltimore. investigators were called to the scene just after 6:00 p.m. at the family dollar store. police say the victim was shot through the window of the store. he later died and eight area hospital. -- later died at an area hospital. $3.8 killion plan includes tax hikes on the wealthy. it cuts $4 trillion from the deficit within a decade. republican lawmakers rejected the budget calling it class warfare and a campaign document. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> continue to track problems at the key bridge. if you take the inner loop, you may want to consider the tunnels this morning because we have some debris that continues to be cleared on the topside of the bridge. there are some delays because

i'm felicia blow, and i earned my mba from strayer university. >> good morning. this is a sunrise few from the chopper. a beautiful shot as the sun is inching its way over the horizon. that is not far from where i am as we continue our series, moonlighting with ava, this time at the national aquarium. i got up close and personal with some interesting animals. it is not every day you get to paet a dolphin or feet and octopus, -- or feed an octopus. my first task was to check in on the dolphins' s. the trainers teach them to do many tricks. most of these tricks help the trainers do their job, like teaching the dolphin to open its mouth to check their teeth and gums. >> good girl! we get close tabs on what the normal body condition looks like and the normal behavior and appetite. >> each dollar but eats between 18 and 35 pounds of fish per day -- each dolphin. the learning process goes both ways. >> it is an amazing process and to be a part of their lives and to learn from them. >> next we stopped by the birds and reptiles. the parrot was it when you blow bubbles fo

i'm felicia blow, and i earned my mba >>> as we look at the numbers this morning, temperatures stayedve freezing. that's a good thing. 35 on tv hill. the barometer is at 30.08. it's 13 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. 35, you start to move out towards hagerstown. the only readings below 32 are cumberland and oakland. westminster is ping-ponging back and forth. now, 33. 34 in bel air. 35 degrees in rock hall. this is an area of low pressure moving our way. it's weak and moisture starved and it's weakening as we speak. over the next couple of days, we have a low bringing significant winter to areas on the north east, south west line. that's following the great lakes, if you will. here, it's mild and damp on thursday. no snow. 50 degrees is the high this day. watch for showers. 34 overnight and slow clearing to mostly cloudy and partly sunny tomorrow with a high of 53. showers thursday, 53 on friday. saturday and sunday, look at that, calm, president's day weekend. calm. there's the head line. 46 and 47 degrees. we'll continue to live large. >>> right now, here's the rush from sh

i'm felicia blow, and i earned my mba from strayer university. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. not quite as warm today? >> not quite as war but still nice for the end of february. -- not quite as nice. yesterday we were in the low 60's. loup 50's today with mostly sunny skies -- low 50's today. we do have some rain in the seven-day forecast and will bounce around with the temperatures. >> raise it again and make it permanent. that is what the mayor wants to do with the controversial bottle tax. >> kim dacey has more. >> the new bill was introduced to city council last night and there were rallies yesterday, both in support of and in opposition to this new proposal. folks in the beverage and grocery industry gathered to voice disdain about the mayor's proposed bottle tax hike. >> this tax is having a devastating impact on our members. lost sales mean reduced hours, mean less jobs for hard-working men and women in balt

>> además a felicia le gusta ponerse sus tacones. >> a él le gusta que me ponga los tacones. >> tu no atracción. >> obviamente pablo no tienen ningún tipo de complejo. >> exactamente. >> pero cuando el hombre es más bajo que la mujer ¿se puede dar el caso que tengan complejo? ¿cómo puede manejar esto? >> pablo se centra en el mismo, su seguridad está basada no en su estatura sino en su personalidad, tiene una personalidad de 10 pies de alto, es importante enfocarse en las cosas positivas y lo demás se vuelve nada, inclusive, como me estaban diciendo ellos, que le dicen a la gente.... >> cuando la gente no sumida a nosotros le decimos "do you wanna take a picture? it'll last longer". >> que si se quieren tomar una fotografía! >> muchos me preguntaron cómo me puedo meter con un hombre bajo, digo ,que es un hombre igual, salvo que es pequeño. >> en la cama somos todos iguales, la única diferencia es el largo de las piernas y yo las piernas no las usó para nada. >> lo importante es que reina el amor. regresamos con ustedes. >> graci, para el amor no hay edad, condición, lor, tamaño, cuand

. >> the next one is from felicia from los angeles, california. she submitted the photo.t least someone's using the bike. >> is that for real? >> that's for real. i literally questioned it. they put him on there to see if he would stay, he was on there for half an hour. that's actually cruel. if anyone's done spinning, he's not walking tomorrow. >> i think he's afraid to move. >> i think he was too. >> he's keeping his resolution. we have a photo from janine leborn from california. that's my kind of health. >> is that wine? >> it's wine. we know red wine's them by, but that section is little much. deborah orlik from collingwood, canada -- i love this one. just like you should wear nice underwear in case things happen. and finally pam moose from oak hurst, california, submitted the photo. i bet they did that on purpose. beer special $1.99. we're closed on wednesdays. >> we've got to go. those were good. >> all right. we'll be back. we've got john in the kitchen and a lot more after this. >>> and we're back with more of "today," ready to play our weekly trivia game "who kne

. >> felicia rashad. >> debbie allen. >> brooke shields.always gorgeous. >> one of the big things too the music videos were so big in the '80s. >> it was i want my mtv. >> and that changed the music industry forever. >> sure did. >> once the visual was in play. >> yeah. >> people who had great careers were just, you know, bye-bye because they didn't have the visual thing. other people just made their whole career. >> the crazy hair was big, as you remember. >> the boys. >> they had the heavy metal bands. >> let's see if they come near our hair today. let's see them. ♪ >> oh. oh, david lee roth. van halen. ♪ we're not gonna take it no, we ain't gonna take it ♪ >> oh, my -- ♪ we're not gonna take it anymore ♪ >> bon jovi. ♪ living on a prayer ♪ i wanna rock 'n' roll all night ♪ >> you know what's amazing? almost everybody is still around. van halen just had a reunion. >> true. >> and dee snider is on "apprentice." >> yeah. >> who else did we just -- bon jovi, still him. he's rocking out like crazy. >> other than the metal bands, there were a

felicia keys or jennifer hudson.p watching whitney houston. >> whitney is gone, but her music will play on radio stations for generations to come. >> cnn atlanta. >> the biggest names in entertainment pay tribute to the queen of pop. [ male announcer ] if you believe the mayan calendar, on december 21st, polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space, which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 22nd and you still need to retire, td ameritrade's investment consultants can help you build a plan that fits your life. we'll even throw in up to $600 when you open a new account or roll over an old 401(k). so who's in control now, mayans? [oinking] [hissing] [ding] announcer: cook foods to the right temperature using a food thermometer. 3,000 americans will die from food poisoning this year. check your steps at foodsafety.gov. >> whitney houston died saturday night in beverly hills at the age of 48. those who share her spotlight reflected on the

i'm felicia blow, and i earned my mba [ male announcer ] everyone at southwest airlines works togetheror one goal -- to get you where you're going. and with flights all over the country to choose from, it's a good thing we love our work. and now we're excited to take you to the beaches of northwest florida. fly nonstop from bwi airport to panama city beach. book all of our destinations only at southwest.com. fly nonstop from bwi airport to panama city beach. we want to protect the house. right. but... home security systems can be really expensive. so to save money, we actually just adopted a rescue panther. i think i'm goin-... shhh! we find that we don't need to sleep that much. there's an easier way to save. >>> hi, my name is tiera, and i am from baltimore. good morning wjz. >> good morning. look how calm the waters are and how clear the skies are, 28 degrees, 84% humidity, calm winds. barometer is at 30.41. western maryland 23 and 37 cumberland and oakland. 34 degrees haggerstown, 31 elkton, dc, easton, pax river and ocean city upper 30s, darn near 40 annapolis and kent island and

>> christina brown right and we want to thank our facebook fans who sent these in fredericksburg, feliciaook at her deck covered in snow not far south of regan national. >> let it go tucker let it go. >> we had several viewers, st. maries county told me they had an inch or two, parts of the area, people waking up to a nice coating of snow. >> in our bet i carefully chose regan national. >> which was smart on your part >> yeah, it was what it was. >> it was what we thought it was. >> well, it wasn't what i thought it was. >> it was what i thought it was. >> why are you hating me >> i am not. >> i was right. >> all last week i kept saying it is not going to happen i was right. >> how do you feel about tony separating himself. >> i am not abandoning. >> since he started this anchoring gig >> he thinks he is one of us. >> tucker we didn't get the snow we thought at regan. >> he doesn't have time to come back to the weather center a whole lot any more. >> we will talk about that another time. >> temperatures, 36 regan national, gradually warm up into the upper 40s so, once we get that sunshine

i'm felicia blow, and i earned my mba >>> hi, i am from baltimore city. good morning, wjz tv, and mary, keep wearing your cowboy boots, dude. >> -- today. we have got some light showers in the area. this is going to be the flavor of this thursday. keep an umbrella at arm's length and you will be just fine. the bulk of rain in the forecast come in the afternoon but not exclusively. 40 degrees right now on tv hill, 78% humidity, an effort early breeze av 7, barometer at 30.27, mid to upper 30s maryland, 35 haggerstown, those are your temperatures in those areas. almost 40 easton and ocean city, it is 40 downtown and columbia, 43 annapolis and kent island, 35 rock hall and westminster, 36 degrees in bellaire, again, this storm out to the north and west isn't any big deal, mild, just damp in the area today, look how many areas are getting that. once it passes it will drag incredibly mild air into the region, easily going into the mid-50s, what we are talking about though becomes apparent on the 5 day. 43 the high today with rain around the area, tonight 36 mo

i'm felicia blow, and i earned my mba from strayer university. we want to protect the house. right. but... home security systems can be really expensive. so to save money, we actually just adopted a rescue panther. i think i'm goin-... shhh! we find that we don't need to sleep that much. there's an easier way to save. [ dog♪ [ guitar: power chord ] ♪ [ hard rock ] [ snarls ] ♪ [ continues ] [ thunderclaps ] [ announcer ] the van beckons like no van before. the technology-packed honda odyssey. >>> hi, my name is laurie, good morning, wjz. >> all right. good morning, thanks so much for being with us. here is first warning doppler weather radar, right now most shower activity is confined essentially from the center line and north of the metro grid west and east. you folks smerna park, kroftton, columbia everybody keep an umbrella close, we are all going to need it more than once or twice today. right now on tv hill 48 degrees 70% humidity east north east breeze at 9, the barometer 29.54, western maryland upper 30s to low 40s, 37, 43 cumberland and oakland, 43 haggerstown, 47 elkton, lo

i'm felicia blow, and i earned my mba >>> hi, my name is cherel, good morning. >> good morning, thanks for being with us, 49, 70% humidity, the barometer is at 29.49, 12 degrees warmer right now than at this time yesterday. almost 50 degrees. pretty much every location on this man with the exception of oakland at 49. those are your current temperatures. we had showers meander by the area during the overnight. there is still a slug of moisture to the west. every time we look at it the mountains that stretch from pennsylvania towards el kinds are taking the umphf out of it. we don't have any moisture until tomorrow when a big cold front comes through, we may see auto spring like thunderstorm tomorrow morning. this day going for a high of 65 degrees, a mixture of clouds and sun overnight tonight with a shower, 45. it is going to be another very mild night. tomorrow up to 67 but behind that front it is going to get windy and seasonal for the weekend, 49and 46, saturday and sunday but look at that monday and tuesday, right back into the mid-upper 50s, 56 and 58 degrees, that is the 27th of

this shot posted by felicia nowles.t coated her deck. >> it is the farther south that you got more snow. >> further south and west. our viewers in southern maryland got about an in. >> so just missed us. >> just missed us. >> so close. >> yet so far away. >> yeah. >> officially a trace at reagan national for you are creeping track -- keeping track of that kind of thing. i saw no flakes even though i was waiting patiently in some my lawn chair. >> i was waiting for your tweets. >> i tweeted on saturday and then i hightailed it and locked the doors and closed the windows and shades at my house. we'll be enjoying an affect. it will be breezy around. i know a lot of people want to go out and play for president's day. if you want for go out and play in the sunshine, jacket weather as it will be breezy here with the storm exiting to our east. 35 now in washington. we continue to fall -- temperatures continue to fall here in the past hour. 37 in quantico. gently south of washington, we have at least some covering of snow. so a

. >> felicia is my best friend. our mom taught us success for one is success for the whole family.o every kudo she gets, i feel like it's mine too. >> she invited us to her santa monica home. face to face with debbie allen next. >>> all right, it's not unusual to see the name debbie allen in the credits on a television screen, in a stage playbill or dance production. the tony and grammy award-winning entertainer does it all. debbie allen's career spans nearly four decades. it may seem like a piece of cake, but allen tells me face to face staying relevant is a survival skill. >> thanks for inviting us into your santa monica home. >> it's nice to see you up close and personal. i see you on tv all the time. >> but i see you more. everyone sees you more because you're handling so much. i mention your name, debbie allen, and people say choreographer, director, producer, actress, dancer. how do you juggle so much? >> i don't know. sometimes i think i do belong in the circus because i'm juggling a lot. i was most versatile in my high school class and i have kind of lived up to that expect

i'm felicia blow, and i earned my mba >>> hi, my name is rafael and i am from baltimore and good morning wjz. >> well, good morning, thanks so much for being with us. again i have got baltimore on the radar screen. here to the right. i just want to take a look at this slug of moisture that is on the leading edge of a warm front that is actually going to get us up to 66 degrees today, moving our way, going to define this leap day weather. there are your current conditions. western maryland right now mid- 30s, 42 haggerstown, 42 dc. those are your current temps in those locations. >>> a great damp day with seasonal temperatures, that warm front means business. we are going to have more showers on saturday but nothing really comes our way that is going to give us a winter punch. it will get chilly at the end of the fie day though. 50 degrees is going to be the high today, 45 tonights, clouds are going to break up. tomorrow we will see it go to 66 degrees. we will keep it at 57 friday. 62 saturday. 53 sunday. we don't even feel a chill until monday. sunny and 44. don, take it away. >> thank

on the museum's advisory council will attend, opera diva, denise graves will perform and actress, felicia rashad will mc >> it has been a dream since before 2003 when created by an act of congress scheduled to open in 2015 on a 5-acre site with monomental views on constitution avenue between 14th and 15th street. >> the fact we will start to see construction rise very soon, is a signature moment for the smithsonian, and for the city. >> he is the curator of the new museum it has a virtual form and current exhibit at national american history museum. >> it is a teaser. >> he thinks visitors will enjoy the exhibition on the family of black photographers, and thomas jefferson's monticello estate. >> if they are excited now just wait to see what will happen when the building is open. >> they have already started collecting artifacts, many coming as donations from the public. he showed us some like this photograph of a soldier, lawrence and his highly prized french medal. >> he was a black soldier who fought in world war 1, he fought as part of the 369th new york infantry known as harlem's hel

felicia taylor is live at the stock exchange. there is so much talk about this. what is facebook actually expected to do today? >> well, brooke, we started to hear rumors really early this morning that facebook was getting ready to file the paperwork required to launch an ipo. then the process actually begins, and it can take several months. they go on what they call a roadsh roadshow, which is basically advertising facebook, although i don't think there is anyone out there who doesn't understand the magnitude of facebook. they are seeking to raise about $5 million in this offering. we could find out what the particularer m ticker symbol will be, where it's going to trade, and what it's worth. we'll have to wait until after it actually starts trading. analysts estimate that its value is somewhere between 75 and $100 billion. not bad for a company that didn't even exist eight years ago. that valuation would make it worth more than iconic companies such as walt disney and general motors, both of which have been around for a very long time. brooke? >> wow. so people

hi, felicia. >> what this means is that average investors may have a chance to own a piece of facebook but probably not at the initial offer price. that's what makes it a little dicey. it's a great chance. we'll see a big jump on the day it does begin trading. often what happens institutional taders get the first offering and then sell for the initial pop. that means the ample investor will pay the higher share price and limit the potential gain they might have had on that stock. that's usually the way this, would out. we'll have to wait and see when he they do tart to begin trading that stock in a few months. >> you know what, fa lishia, some big internet names debuted in 2011. give us some perspective. google was one of them. how are they doing now? >> it's kind of a mixed picture on tattoo. three of the four big internet ipos now trade below where they closed on their first day of trading. linked in, shares shot up that day almost doubling in price. right now they're up about 5% on the day which is pretty good obviously. but they're down 20% since they opened. if you bought after th

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