. >> we are now in grace's bedroom.he part of the room below them was available for them to meet up. ofare now in the parlor room the dormitory that grace coolidge lived in. calvin andm is where grace, when they were courting, would meet up and be able to sit and talk and have some time together. 30'ste him being in his and her in her 20's, and they had to abide by the rules of the school and needed to meet some where theyewhere could be chaperoned. >> plymouth notch is the birthplace and boyhood home of college who -- calvin coolidge. he was born in a little house attached to the back of the store that his father operated. when he was four, he moved across the road to the building we knew -- now know as the cool -- coolidge homestead. this was quite even back in the roaring 20s. even back in the roaring 20s. she loved to watch and would go down -- walk and would go down to the cemetery, especially after her son calvin junior died. she did a lot of knitting and other types of handwork was you was here. she just enjoyed

we are now in grace's bedroom.window here is where grace would have looked out and seen calvin in the next tilting. room below them was available for them to meet up. we are now in the parlor room of the dormitory that grace coolidge lived in. in this room is where calvin and grace, when they were courting, would meet up and be able to sit and talk and have some time together. despite him being in his 30's and her in her 20's, and they had to abide by the rules of the school and needed to meet somewhere where they could be chaperoned. here, they would sit and talk and get to know each other. >> plymouth notch is the birthplace and boyhood home of calvin coolidge. he was born in a little house attached to the back of the store that his father operated. when he was four, he moved across the road to the building we now know as the coolidge homestead. this was quaint even back in the roaring 20's. grace, of course, spent some of the time just walking around. that was one of her great passions. she loved to walk and wou

john and grace had a very close relationship.e never really said much about how the passing of his brother affected the family. he was very quiet on that. you can tell from the letters between john and grace until her passing -- there were letters many times a year and they were very, very close. whether that was increased by calvin junior's passing or not, there is no way of knowing although i would assume that is the case. >> i wish you both a very happy christmas and a bright and prosperous new year. >> it is a pleasure to greet you, mr. santa claus. and to help you open the sale of sears which begins on thanks giving day of this year. >> would you mind autographing some of the christmas seals as a special favor for santa claus? >> why, i should be delighted. it is one of the things that i do best. it is a good thing you have, santa claus. >> my father, santa claus, give it to me. >> oh! it has some of the dog's hair in it. >> brought up a tomboy, first lady lou hoover got her fondness for the outdoors from her father. >> her

to tell us more about this incredible project we have grace via skype "right this minute." much time, effort and work went in to putting this film together? >> that film came out of nowhere for all of us. it's loosely based on real life event surrounding her life. it's all happening very fast. >> they are trifeing to get rid of this camp. >> this is where the ironic part comes in. there's the camp owner's son has made a lot of money building apps and is a tech savvy person so he wants to come in and knock down this old camp and make it into a tech-based camp. so three youtube personalities are trying to stop a tech-driven man from changing the place that has no wi-fi. how ironic. >> so, are all your crazy youtube fans are they, like, freaking out because you guys are in this movie? >> yeah, they are. and i'm really interested for them to see this other side of us because we all play ourselves online every day and for us to be playing characters and doing what the kids called acting, it will be interesting for them to perceive that in a new way and be able to kind of suspend

od shed his grace on thee and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ [applause] >>the attorney general-elect, the honorable mark r. herring by the honorable thomas d. horn, retired judge for the 20th judicial circuit of virginia. >> if you would repeat after me. i, mark r herring, do solemnly swear that i will uphold and defend the constitution of the united states of the united states -- the constitution of the united states and the constitution of virginia and that i will faithfully, impartially discharge the duties incumbent upon me as attorney general of the commonwealth of virginia to the best of my ability, so help me god. congratulations. [applause] >> the oath of office will now be administered to the lieutenant governor elect by the honorable glenn a tyler, retired judge of the second judicial circuit of virginia. [applause]

grace's mom, jane swanson, is shocked by the bus driver's action, but she is extremely proud of grace, chelsea and the other students who showed great courage. >> they handled it very well. they were very mature about it. and i think that they didn't just react. >> i don't really feel like a hero. it's what grace and i were supposed to do. we're the older kids. and we were the ones who were supposed to help. >> everybody tells you the phrase that you'll know what to do in the situation. and that's how it was for me. i knew it was the right thing. >> guys -- >> don't get off the bus! >>> coming up, an elderly man with a sinister plan. and it's all caught on camera. >> he realized if he carried a firearm and threatened to use the firearm that he would get more money. >> but there may be more to this bandit than meets the eye. >>> plus, a plastered priest delivers a sermon you won't likely hear at mass. >> i'll give you the sermon on the mound. your sermon on the mound is this. get these [ bleep ] off of me because i'm getting a rash! >> when "caught on camera: unusual suspects" continue

you're a huge nancy grace fan. >> she believes in lady justice and there are times nancy grace feelsice is asleep. is nancy grace here? >> no but i brought you a gift this year. >> nancy does not like injustice. can i say that? >> one of the things nancy grace that happened this year and was a big breaking news headline nancy grace lost her necklace. you know she -- nancy grace wears a -- which i was unaware of a handcuff necklace. >> how can you be unaware of her signature handcuff necklace? >> i interviewed her about this. do we have that? >> yes. >> can we play that? hey, nancy, are you wearing handcuffs as a necklace? >> yes, i am. would you like a pair? >> i just -- i guess i'm nearsighted or farsighted. >> i did it for you, anderson. >> i saw something shiny. the more i looked at it, i was thinking are those handcuffs? they really are? >> yea, they are, and they work. just in case i need to arrest somebody. >> all right. that was the first i learned of it. she went and lost them. she felt they were stolen. >> she didn't lose them. i spoke to her. >> okay. >> she alleges, and i

i don't see this gospel grace despite his ongoing someone else recently the cat. you'll call them in full cost of the greek only will grow by two point six percent base hit box. the oecd predicts another year of recession said was right. he is suited to squish him. after cg of superstition. there's no where for the first time that was huge and cool shawl the logo partner. there is a fave huge diamond shopping if our budget. mrs even put a good indication of mobility for this is because osmond but also for the new traditional picnic or unicorn victory to go to only if the scottish edition. but go show the volume will fall record for me. the show the cup on tuesday. well folks inside the pool. oregon eyes the future after the guys. it's been a big important. cool day could be said. and to this discussion about woke up on tuesday both are we less because mo would have the numbers control. the supremacy stop or less. the set of effects that boeing will want to visit the ancient over the body of bt before bob did that and give it a case from off of the viability of the

what's the word you say, ron, with the graces? >> there are many graces. i think, the one thing that i get sad about is that i would like to have so many more people come to participate in this because it is such -- it's filled with graces of all kinds and the people you run in to theres it's great. >> i want to let people know there is a website 40daysforlife.com. you have gotten so organized. how does it in the beginning? now it's web sites and t- shirts. >> we wpt using the cell phones as much. most of the people in the beginning were retired. we had to figure out how to work around using the internet, it's great to send out emails but when people weren't using emails it didn't work. we have 345 people receiving the daily email. it's day 15, we had 50 people come out to pray with us. >> many come multiple times. >> we have had a couple of people saying i'm going to the doctor's office nearby, i will be back and pray with you. >> we will ask that question when we come back on mosaic. stay with us. we are back on mosaic, very happy to talk about 40 days f

we have grace via skype right this minute. how much time, effort and work went into putting this film together? >> it came out of nowhere. it is loosely based on real time events, it's all happening very, very fast. >> so we're trying to get rid of this camp. >> oh, this is where the ironic part comes in. the camp owner's son has made a lot of.building apps, is a real tech savvy person. he wants to come in, knock down this old nostalgia rickety camp, three youtube personalities are trying to stop a text-driven man from changing a place that has no wifi. how ironic? >> store all your crazy youtube fan, are they like freaking out because you guys are in this movie? >> yeah, they are, i'm really interested for them to see this other side of us. we all play ourselves every day online. for us to play characters in do wack the kids call acting, it will be interesting for them to perceive that in a new way and be able to kind of suspend the reality that is our personality that they've grown seeing for so long and allow us to play mak

'sthat grace helbig from a youtube channel. she plays the character of elease, a woman whose life falls apart and she takes a job at the summer camp she used to attend as a youngster. she runs into two of her former friends who never left camp. >> seriously, what is going on down there. >> you have poison ivy. >> still recognize those faces too. youtube stars marey hart and hannah hart. >> there is always a problem they have to solve. the problem, some people are trying to take down the camp. >> after this year, your couple buy ya camp is over. >> this is going to be available for purchase february 14th. you can download it online. you can buy some care packages. >> you can do a care package campfire hangout and you can hang out with these folks online and get them to make you a thank you video. to tell us who are about this incredible project, we have grace via skype right this minute. how much time, effort, and work went into putting this together? >> that film came out of nowhere. it is loosely based on real life events surr

>>> and amazing grace. she may be small but this pint-sized girl packs a lot of passion in her singing. ♪ can you see >>> happy friday, everyone. i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. >> i'm john muller. we'll begin with the dangerous cold now dipping into the deep south. people in atlanta, georgia, not used to seeing this kind of thing. a water fountain partially frozen over with temperatures near single digits. >> weather being blamed for this pileup in indiana. mary bruce has the details. >> reporter: it seems never ending. >> i'm losing my mind it's so cold. >> reporter: and the deep freeze is only getting deeper. 195 million americans locked into its frigid grip. at least 35 states from the midwest to the gulf experiencing temperatures below freezing. crews bracing for ice as far south as texas. >> nothing is enough here. i'm sorry. i need layers on my face. >> reporter: in indiana whitecaught conditions caused a massive pileup. big rigs and cars tangled. more than 40 vehicles smashed together. three

on the first of january grace took over the rotating presidency of the eu from lithuania. growth and unemployment are high on the presence his agenda while some question the ability of the debt ridden country to deal with the job. greek officials say they will use their six month stint at the helm of the book to read stall that country's credibility. come join us trust but by greece's european defence minister. he made peace with costs to cook well spoken to talk in europe the agreement values. on the pass and organizing his presidency organizing all the meat is actually local movements of what's here is trust that this week the great crime in this stuff that is. that said greece was a mobile figure upon quoting him to sit by the end of the presidency greece would have switched from being europe's weakest link to a symbol of europe's ability to overcome difficult times. these increases some audacity to optimistic that our mission is to you is to serve six bombs were still warm. to re establish because he believed a park or to book a fool. gould gnarled the gospel that the

for example, twitter feed is handled by one set person under the name of blue grace. most of my employees have bg in their twitter handle, letting them know they work at glue grace and represent us. >> thank you so much for coming on and talking about this. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thanks so much, everyone, for joining me today. remember, you can revisit the show on our website. it is openforum.com/yourbusiness. plus, web exclusive interviews and tips. you can follow us on twitter. @msnbcyourbus. >>> the role of equity when trying to get your business off the ground. >> when there's no physical currency given, there's no other way to value someone's time and effort but with equity. that's the only currency that you have. >> we'll talk about how one company's equity breakdown shifted over time and why these two aunts say a 50/50 ownership split isn't a bad thing. until then, i'm j.j. ramberg. remember, we make our business your business. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple

i have all the construction changes made a difference for grace to call salty flavor including people with disabilities. at first if all of their many ramps and many plates are accessible now all lifts the first of all the winter theater here in the square i used to visit it and quite often actually my expectations were superseded by the reality. i didn't expect that it would be so that i was limping from a nice size. innovative technology and environment friendly. chris auntie eileen thinks it is all set to showcase of russia to the world. with eight thirty as a change from all reports from this hits in seven of big dreams front of the northside chronicle week eon nineteen ten. ay ay ay science technology innovations all the latest developments from around russia. we got the future the new war. stories. you can do. changing the world likes also pictured. the rest. he he only launching a scheme to match sticks with this let's move on. and i was then confined to twenty cents seemed to take a look at some of the bands of the romantic fool. and it was a tad hidden cfo america of course w

that was by the grace of god.eople got out of their cars. >> it's easy to say from your anchor seat. >> i was out stuck in the traffic. i was one of those people. >> if you put up the cnn cameras, it looks pretty good outside of cnn and it is not just by the grace of god. it was through a lot of people working, carol. i think it is by the grace of god and thousands of employees who did not go to sleep last night who were working very hard all night long. so i certainly said immediately yesterday that releasing all of these folks was not the right way to go. the only thing i have been doing is working constantly. i agree that god definitely had a role in it but god needs partners and that's people out here doing the work. this was the first day of the storm and we are working right now to clear the freeways and you know that i don't have all the responsibilities for the freeways but i'm partnering with our state partners to get people off of the freeways. >> let's talk about the streets within the city of atlanta.

. >>> a stunning fall from grace for virginia's bob mcdonnell. former republican governor and possible 2016 presidential contender. mcdonnell and his wife have been inindictmented for fraud namely accepting more than $140,000 in gifts. we're talking about loui louis vuitton shows, oscar de la renta dresses, golf barks golf clubs, two iphones and 30 box of this stuff, skin care. anatabloc skin care. the ceo of star scientific the company that makes this stuff paid the governor and his wife to promote his product. a defiant mcdonnell along with his wife and daughter denying all charges. >> i never promised and mr. williams and his company never received any government benefit from me or from my administration and not one penny of taxpayer money went to him or to star scientific during our administration. not one penny. >> cnn national political reporter peter hamby joins me now. they are accused of accepting more than just pricey gifts. >> they are accused of taking loans, really big loans, rights from, travel paid for by jonny williams, use of his

for instance, a twitter feed is handled by one set person under the name of blue grace. more importantly, most of my employees have, like, bg in their twitter hand sol when they're talking, people know they're working at blue grace and they represent us, but not necessarily on all their views and everything. but we want them to know the real people behind the scene. >> great. thank you so much for coming on and talking about this. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> thanks so much, everyone, for joining me today. and, remember, you can revisit the show on our website. it's openforum.com/yourbusiness. we'll post all of today's segments, plus some web exclusive interviews and tips. you can also follow us on twitter, @msnbcyourbiz and we're on facebook too. >>> next week, the role of equity when trying to get your business off the ground. >> when there is no physical currency given, there is no other way to value someone's time and effort but with equity. that's the only currency you have. >> we'll talk about how one company's equity breakdown shifted over time and why

hail mary, full of grace. hail mary, mother of god.is is why we march. ♪ created equal is about changing this culture. that would is what we have to do. dr. martin luther king jr. said -- what kind of extremist will you be? an extremist for the preservation of justice or for the extension of in justice? >> support the march for life. please be generous. it is your donation. supporte generous and the mark for -- the march for life. marshals are ahead. they are collecting donations for the march for life. [inaudible] >> donations for the march for life. [applause] >> kneel for communion. you are a soldier of these is christ.- jesus ♪ [drumming] [drumming] ♪ ♪ [inaudible] ♪ >> coming up on c-span, oral arguments for mccullen v. coakley. then, president obama initiates of program to prevent sexual assaults on campus. >> on the next washington journal, challenges facing cities. we will talk to the baltimore mayor and houston mayor. then a discussion of the room publican party -- the future of the republican party. bill kristol, founder and

just gay people anybody who helps -- they are not just going after will, now they are going after grace[ laughter ] nigeria -- [ applause ] -- yes, i believe they are applauding. i remember that show. [ laughter ] nigeria on their way but still clearly the gay phobic country to beat this year is mother russia. they have homefield advantage and a star who has been making a real name for himself vladmir putin a man equally at home horseback riding or hunting or speaking at a funeral. [ laughter ] another thing i'll always remember about grandpa. what a contrast in styles burr to see. the african brand of homophobia aggressive, slashing. the russians more strategic, they are chess players, subtler, almost seeming to disavow their anti-gay bias until the last second. >> we aren't banning anything. we have no criminal punishment for such relations. >> jon: there's vladmir putin gorgeous head fake and now let's watch him drop the hammer. >> one can feel relaxed and at ease plu b.u. please leave the -- but please leave the children at peace. >> jon: that has leave -- what the hell was that put

do you agree with what grace marie is saying? if republicans fiddle with this, if they should get this removed, they'll wind up getting blamed for he among out primeius increases? >> i do agree that's a risk, but that's a political argument. i would make the policy argument. it's not a insurance bailout if the government is messing up -- the insurers are just trying to do their job and cover the customers coming to the excha e exchange. it's the government messing things up. it's the government that's botched the enrollment. it's the government regulations and provisions in the law that are requiring the insurers to take on these sick and old patients. >> i think grace marie makes a good point, regarding the issue of premiums, some are saying, okay, the insurance companies are raising premiums to cover the new mandates and so forth, and maybe to cover kanzle and write new policies, but they won't do it again next year, because even though the demographics don't look good, they know there's government money behind them. the take i

but first, here with the song "acapulco gold" from his new album "good graces," johnathan rice!uit just fine there's no need to reach so high ♪ ♪ we can make love at half past three why would we wait for tonight ♪ ♪ we really broke the mold more in love as we grow old watch the turtles swimming for the beach ♪ ♪ smoking acapulco gold could've been a banker like my dad or a speed freak ♪ ♪ like my brother sam could've held a walgreen's up for pills and spent six months ♪ ♪ on the lam instead i gave my love to a girl with eyes like smoke ♪ ♪ we live free of wrath and judgement smoking acapulco gold darling don't you worry ♪ ♪ your pretty little mind the resonance of past lives ringing inside ♪ as luck would have it ♪ ♪ we survived through the awful grace of god sometimes the space ♪ ♪ 'tween life and death feels like fifty milligrams baby i still want you ♪ ♪ till my body's finally cold till i'm swept out with the ashes ♪ ♪ of our acapulco gold ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i'm getting back in your good graces i'm getting back on your good side again ♪ ♪ you took a while now you'r

. >> reporter: nick and amy anderson say they named their baby grace, as in "by the grace of god." it was snowy at the capitol last night when the president delivered his state of the union speech and called on congress to raise the minimum wage. does that idea have a snowball's chance? here's nancy cordes. >> reporter: 16 hours after the president's address, the senate's democratic leader harry reid vowed to quickly bring a bill to the floor that raises the federal minimum wage by nearly $3 from $7.25 an hour to $10.10 an hour. >> well, all the democrats support it. >> reporter: but republican legislators are less enthusiastic. do you see that happening this year? >> you know, it's hard to say. it's probably unlikely. >> reporter: minnesota congressman eric paulson argues hiking the minimum wage will cause businesses to hire fewer workers to save costs. >> from my perspective one size fits all is not necessarily the way to go. >> reporter: it was the way to go for his constituents, john soranno and john puckett who own the pizza chain president obama highlighted last night. >> joh

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this fall from grace.hat's interesting here about both christie and mcdonnell, and christie can fight to live another day, he has a political problem, not a personal problem, but it sort of -- this isn't an ideological or policy issue that's brought these guys down. it's a personal character flaw. >> well, in fact, just the opposite of policy, these were two politicians who'd figured out a way to win in the obama era as republicans, and in states, by the way, that obama carried twice. >> yeah. >> and they were seen in '09 sand '10 as sort of guides, you know, models to follow for how to succeed as republican in this sort of tough new era. and they've been brought, you know, down, certainly, in the mcdonnell case, i think christie is still much more in flux, by a small, petty, political things, and it's the old -- >> susan, i was going to say, we've covered this, and i've brought up john roland, because it was a similar thing, but i can't tell you how many -- jesse jackson jr., personally trying to profit o

>> my name's grace. >> who's this? >> can you take a picture of us? is that okay?of course. >> can you watch the baby? >> i'll watch the baby. >> ah! ah! >> darlene? >> i can't believe you. i can't believe you! >> first the apology. >> no! >> it's always way too early for that, abby. >> that is one frightening baby. all right, turning now to the glitz and glamour of hollywood. the nominees were announced this morning for the 86th annual academy awards. "american hustle" and "gravity" lead the pack with ten nominations each, including best picture, best director, and best actress. "12 years a slave" followed closely behind with nine nominations, but at this early stage, at least, it seems to be the critics' pick. i hear toure has maps or something like that. >> really? really? >> but i digress. >> really? that's relevant. >> to the surprise of some, oprah winfrey and "the butler" were completely shut out. so who's walking away with the gold statue? i cannot wait to hear toure's predictions for this year. but the ones i'm most excited about are best actor and best ac

this whole thing was about grace and mercy. if you cannot make grace and mercy that broad and big, we are not trying to show a nation. it wasn't just about nixon. it was about bringing draft avoiders home. things like that. it was about family. years later, it was recognized as the healing of the nation. mom played a role in that she was your average housewife that ended up in the white house. she spoke like that. people appreciated that. administrations before that were more formal. that was not who mom was. they were a package. great buttons for the campaign in 1976 that told you how popular she was -- jerry's wife, betty's husband for president. that is what it was. betty's husband for president. she was more popular than him at the time. >> last question. she did his concession speech. that is historical. how is history going to view your mom? >> she gave the speech because the days before the final election, dad was giving so many speeches and he lost his voice. the next morning we are standing in the oval office getting r

i want to introduce you to grace and t.j. from connecticut. that's so much. >> what did your parents say when you said you were coming to times square to freeze your behind off at midnight? >> my mom said you're crazy. she would never do it. but i had to do it once. so it's a bucket list thing. >> thank you. have a good night. happy new year to you all. i think my friend has summed it up. it's on many people's bucket list to be here in times square to seat new year. it's going to be the confetti, going to be the ball drop. and it's just a really really great atmosphere. the party's happening down here, anderson and kathy. you should come on down. >> i would like to but somebody has me trapped up here via handcuffs. it's not right but i can't move. >> if you've just joined us kathy griffin has handcuffed me for no reasons i understand. >> you don't need to know. >> the ball is going to descend 70 feet in 60 seconds. geodesic sphere. it's lit by 32,256 l.e.d. lights. it weighs 11,875 pounds. >> you need glasses but you're too vain to put them on

really the only saving grace that came out of the -- supervisor scott weiner: hold on. is that phone done ringing. if someone's phone is ringing -- it is? it's a loud one. okay. can you start the two minutes over because we interrupted. go ahead. >> when we went through the painful process over the categorical exemption for the eir we were very disappointed with the results but the only saving grace that came out of that for us was at&t's agreement where there is opposition or neighborhood where they did not want these boxers they would not pursue them. in practice at&t has no intention of honoring that agreement. as long as they can dig up a few people as they will be in any neighborhood who don't care about the effects of the boxes but just want the services, they can say some people want them. so, they will continue to pursue them. i think we really need to define what objection is sufficient to get the at&t to lay off a particular neighborhood. my neighborhood is actually a litigant against at&t. in the on going litigation, i don't think how you can be morrow posed

>> i mean, it's so graceful. it's so graceful. >> it doesn't give a [ bleep ]!>> momma and baby panda take a little stroll. but when baby stops following, see how momma shows who's boss. >> like being dragged out of the store like the kid is can i oh wow, you look incredible. right? is this the bacon and cheese diet? this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it, so indulgent. this is so much more... what's different? ooh, it's my chicken and cheese enchilada diet. better keep it up, honey, it's working! oh, gracias! did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me, too! lisa, did i tell you... [ male announcer ] discover all these great progresso light varieties available at walmart. >>> did you know that google has secrets? >> no. >> google secrets thanks to buzzfeed have now been revealed. if you google atari breakout, watch what happens. >> okay. >> that's cool. >> and if you google google in 1998, you get the 1998 google logo! and then this is also probably something you've done before. everyone knows about the six degrees of ke

her name, grace. as in by the grace of god. >>> some people are calling it the superbowl of security. police are watching the waterways, tsa agents are sweeping through train stations, if you look up at the sky, you will see surveillance missions being flown over metlife stadium. alienia is left is for the team to play the game on sunday. >> the feds have come up with a plan to solve one of autism's biggest challenges. how to keep kids from wandering away. the justice department will fund voluntary gps tracking devices for at risk kids. another device exists for alzheimers patients. it was prompted by the disappearance of a new york city teen. the 14-year-old was found dead three months after he wandered away from school. >>> well, a little puppy nearly left for dead is about to start a whole new life. >> gem was rescued five weeks ago. what a makeover. and now, joe vasquez tells us, she is getting a new home. >> she is going to make a fantastic companion. >> reporter: she is only about four months ol

by god's grace i married a wonderful man and were blessed with two adopted baby boys.others are my heroes. they gave their children life and gave us a family. my story is one of over 2000 testimonies posted on abortiontestimony.com. we stand here because you have a choice, america. choose life, choose adoption. we are silent no more. >> thank you. that was beautiful. >> thank you. hello, pro-life america. i am proud to serve as a board member of the march for life. i had the happy privilege this year of recognizing the student contest winners. as we focus on the life- affirming message of adoption at this year's march come a we asked middle school and high school students to reflect on the theme by submitting essays and posters for the annual contest. the snow unfortunately kept some of our contest enters away, but i still want to recognize them. from the middle school division, our essay winner. our poster winner christine gabriel from pennsylvania. our high school division sidney hunter and two was able to make it today is the essay winner from high school from colum

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one mother-to-be stuck miles from the hospital gave birth on i-285 to a baby girl named grace. today, more drivers will return to cars they were forced to abandon. >> i was going to the airport. >> oh, my god. >> and we got stuck behind a couple of trucks. >> and you ran out of gas. >> and we ran out of gas. >> reporter: the national guard has been called in to help. >> you always want to make sure that the kids are taken care of. we'll put them in the humvee just so they can warm up. >> reporter: the freeze, no match for classic southern hospitality. good samaritans eager to lend a hand. across the south icy misery from florida to virginia beach. residents sheltered in place. hundreds of children in georgia and alabama were trapped at school. the roads too dangerous for them to leave. >> i want to go home. >> reporter: back in atlanta, many asking why officials weren't better prepared. >> i've been on the road for 16 hours. someone needs to be held accountable. >> reporter: the governor admits mistakes were made. >> we all have some lessons we need to learn here. >> reporter:

reviewing the way parents are notified of negative balances and says they're hoping to implement a grace period. >>> overseas to the bombshell verdict for amanda knox. there's new questions on whether the former exchange students will be forced to return to italy. late thursday an italian court once again found knox and her former boyfriend guilty of murder in the 2007 killing of her then roommate. it's just the latest twist in a case that captured international attention. in 2011 a court overturned the original conviction but ordered a new trial last year. now knox can appeal and only then will extradition be on the table if that appeal fails. in a statement she said in part, quote, i am frightened and saddened by this unjust verdict. having been found innocent before, i expected better from the italian justice system. >>> and coming up this morning on "today," an exclusive interview with knox's former boyfriend, raffaelle sollecito. the hazardous winter driving conditions across the country which lead to dramatic accidents and close calls caught on video. in mobile, alabama, a flatbed