the governor presented an award to harry johnston. the man behind the memorial. >>> the black man how appropriately. the jefferson and the lincoln memorial and raising $120 million. that is what alpha phi alpha and heirde for this memorial. >> reporter: johnson has been the president and ceo of the memorial in 2002. and he was able to take it from design in competition by raising the $120 million in funding. >>> two survivors rescued after a cruise ship overturned off of the coast of italy. rescuers were banging on doors and heard a reply. the costa concordia brushed too closely to a tuscan lead late last night, ripping a 160-foot hole in the side. three people are dead and 40 are still missing. the captain of the ship has been arrested and is investigated for abandoning ship and manslaughter. >> incredible images. >> yes, it s. >>> and we're minutes away from highlights for the nfc play- off. >>> and gwen, we need a warm- up. >> in a few days we'll have it. trust me on that. as my brother used to say, the hawk is out and that means i

now i will be back with actually i will be back with harry johnston my colleague will be back in about thirty minutes time with a full look at your news but up next our special report reveals the human story behind a vigilante patrolling the u.s. mexican border. and the immigration goes down in the senate that is the subject of the seedings talking points memo critics of arizona's newly signed immigration bill say it allows police to stop anyone on the street based purely on the person's appearance governor brewer's response when asked by a reporter what illegal immigrant looks like. i do not know i do not know what legal immigrant that's like but the sticking point is what to do with the millions of people who are in this country in this country illegally that the u.s. government will have no idea who they are and where they are in this very dangerous time that is a very dangerous thing as we. ran from an other country. when i ran round and round the america of the big. one but the people in mexico that need help oh yeah i call those people my lazy family they didn't want to come on t

harry johnston. ago, actually a couple months ago, talked about looking at whether it could be changed, how it could be changed because we want to correct for generations yet unborn. we do not want it as a distraction. we want it to be correct. we're working with the park service to see what will happen. >> reporter: and so he said we'll have to see what kind of changes they can make. it will be several months most likely before we see anything take place here. lots of people coming out to celebrate dr. king's birthday. back to you. >> athena jones, thanks so much, on the national mall on washington. >>> so quite the extreme after weeks of record snowfall, cordova, alaska, is buried under 18 feet of snow for a place used to harsh winters even this is too much. how are they doing? jennifer gibbons, editor of "the cordova times" is joining us on the phone. how are people dealing with all of this snow? >> good morning, fredricka. well i have to say, having the national guard and having our coast guard c