[applause] superintendent garcia: i've known zack, when i was the principal at horace mann. but zack was there before i got there, so i would imagine zack's been there about 25 years and i have to tell you, as a principal there, he made my job so easy. the reason why we -- one of the reasons why we did wonderful things and i see daisy santos and margaret shoo, they were all there at the same time and we all know zack, and deborah, also, we all have the privilege of being together around horace mann and when you see the work zack has done. you want to know anything going on in the school, go ask zack. you want to know, before any fights break out, before any issues occur, high already knows about it and he's taking care of business. he's an exemplary employee and i have to tell you, when i was signing this certificate, i was choked up because i think back -- and i know zack won't be here tonight. you know, he's one of those people who just doesn't want to take credit, but it's great that a district like ours is honoring an individual who's just put it out there for kids all t

horace holmes is looking into preparation around the area. >> and chief meteorologist has the latest on what to expect. >>> snow is coming rain for most of the area though. these are the advisories for the moment. western maryland, a large part of virginia from loudoun west. rayner will be the initial story. -- rain will be the initial story. snowing already in wintergreen. the bottom line is this -- maybe 1-2 of slushy snowfall, more north and west. 3-6 or more with 8 + near the pennsylvania state line. a lot more coming up. >>> are we ready? course holmes joins us live up from northeast washington. -- horace holmes joins us. >> some communities are scrambling to prepare. >> they have enough manpower and assault, more than enough equipment. an impressive show to handle anything that comes out of the sky. it is just that no one anyone expected to mobilize before halloween. in these areas the rush to prepare for this unusually early snow is well under way. >> we started bringing everything down for the customers to be ready. >> in hagerstown, they can expect up to 6 inches. the fear i

horace holmes, abc 7 news. >>> a teenager is under arrest charged in a deadly hit and run. on october 6 investigators say two groups of young men were arguing near 14th and webster street in northwest. witnesses say miguel juilliard ran into the street and one of his attackers ran him over. juilliard died at the hospital. the police arrested a man from maryland, being charged as an adult with second-degree murder while armed. >>> a prince william county couple accused of trapping three children in a room behind drywall. the couple pled guilty to the charges. greta kreuz is at the courthouse in manassas. >> john robey and christina moore are in drug rehab now at the prince william county jail. it is the substance abuse authorities believe that led the couple to do what they did to their daughters. 34-year-old john robey and 27- year-old christina moore pled guilty to three counts each of child a felony abuse and neglect. they were arrested in march after their daughters were found naked, covered in feces trapped in a bedroom by a five- foot high piece of drywall nails across

i am in eighth grade at horace mann middle school. i am here because i support you making a pass free for all youth. i use the mta to go to school and come home. sometimes i do not have money. with my parents do not always have enough money so we have to share passes. most of our income goes to muni. i want to be able to ride without fear of being harassed. i need your help. i am not the only one. a lot of my friends needed to. -- need it, too. it is important that we make it muni free for all youth, because the paper work is hard to create for immigrants, families like mine. i hope you think about me and all the children and youth when you make your decision. chariman nolan: thank you very much. [applause] good afternoon. >> i am here with power. we are part of the coalition. we are excited this we are excited that this was brought forward. we ain't it is important that we not curtailed this. 61% of our students get free lunch. we know the majority already qualified. -- we think it is important not to curtail this. you all can take a

he worked as a principle including horace man in san francisco. thank you very much super intendent for being here. nathaniel ford is the director of the transportation authority. prior to joining the municipal authority. he served for the atlantic authority for 5 years. he started as a train conductor in the new york city transit system. let's give it up for director ford. jim dierck is a principle, but not only a principle and an educator. he is someone who designd and developed innovative concepts where there was an incident that involved safety. for the work he was recognized at the national principle of the year. and he is somebody who is on the ground and has worked to empower young people at his school. he took his school from a different circumstances to be one of the highest performs school districts in the state. jim dierck. margaret brodkin is the director of the department for children youth and families. i emphasize that because it is one of the most critical agencies in the city and county. margaret was a former director the colman a

horace pendergrass was found dead inside the station this morning. co-workers found him about 8:30 in the bunk room. officials say there is nothing suspicious about his death, but it remains under investigation right now. >>> fighter jets take off to intercept two civilian planes in the skies over washington this morning. in the first incident, the plane was out of radio communication. two air force f-16s were scrambled. but once the plane regained communication, it was allowed to continue on. an hour later, a second aircraft was met by a coast guard helicopter and f-16 and escorted out of the restricted area. >>> there are mixed reviews after president obama's announcement that all u.s. troops in iraq will be home by the end of the year. while military families are happy their loved ones are coming home, some presidential candidates are questioning the motivations behind the president's move. brian moore has the story. >> i can say that our troops in iraq will definitely be home for the holidays. >> president obama's decision to pull the last u.s. t

like all shamans horace's gone through the hardships of the shamans life he suffered from disease he found no place for himself either in society or in his inner self when he found out the powerful shamans had been in his clan he turned to the teacher and that's when his spiritual and human elements merged into harmony. every shaman must wear a special ritual robe each element of it is charged with particular symbolism. rather want to take this cap for example. it's underneath the shamans crown. this thing overshadows designs. because the spirits descending from above the not supposed to see human eyes joy can scare them away. at the beginning of the ritual the shamans summon local spirits to offer them gifts sweets and vodka the ritual has remained unchanged over scores of generations similar sounds reverberated over the five fingers plateau a thousand years ago. as you can see the fire fingered sculpture is somewhat higher than where we are what people have believed since the olden days that when you pray by this stirred the sculpture pleads with the supreme gods and the father of

> a firefighter has been found dead inside the fire house where he worked in fairfax. 49-year-old horace pendergraft was discovered in the fire house. he was with the fire department for more than 20 years. his death is under investigation but investigators say that it doesn't appear to be suspicious. >>> you may know him as a public figure for peaceaholics. how, he wants you ton him as a civil rights -- to know him as a civil rights republican and a candidate to represent ward 7. he announced he's running to replace yvette alexand or the d.c. city council. he chose this historic cemetery because it's the resting place for a number of significant african-american republicans in d.c. history like miss sipy republican senator blanche bruce and he chose to run as a republican because ward 7 has not been helped, he said, for decades by dells. >> we stand here today not to bury anyone butno toresurrect the truth as we see the future of the ward 7. >> he used the cemetery in part as a symbol of the effects of time and neglect on the community and the effect of a small group of dedicated people

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and george horace lorimer saw as his mandate the idea of unifying an america that was, at that point, 70 p--at the turn of the century, 70 percent of the children in new york city had foreign-born parents, that--which is an extraordinary figure. so lorimer saw--believed and some people later accused him of isolationism as a result--that we ought to have a magazine that showed us what it was to unify and be a national consciousness. it wasn't that long after the civil war, don't forget, when you really think about it. c-span: three hundred and how many covers? >> guest: three hundred twenty-two. c-span: how many--how often was that consecutive weeks? >> guest: not often. i think the most he ever did in one year was 11. c-span: were they controversial ever? >> guest: hm. i don't remember the covers ever being controversial. the--the--i remember the--the civil war piece -- the civil war, excuse me--the civil rights pieces in the '60s were. and--and then he became--he--he actually helped out core, which was a radical left racial rights group in new york city. that was a bit controversial.

horace pendergrass died last week. a funeral service will be held this morning at the greater little saigon baptist church in fairfax. >>> a watchdog? -- watchdog group that opposes the children of illegal immigrants getting in-state tuition will have a vote today. >>> and a possible breakthrough in the fight against breast cancer. researchers at johns hopkins are testing a new procedure that involves pumping medicine right into the tumor. the technique could eliminate lead for more radical treatment such as mastectomy or chemotherapy. >> if this kind of treatment could really work, we could eliminate the need for having a mastectomy and adjusts for treatment downwardl the ducts. >> the ducts are where most breast cancer begins. it could be a few years before the treatment is approved for widespread use. >>> the world's population will hit a milestone in less than a week from now. the earth's population will reach 7 billion people by october 31. the planet at a billion humans in the last 12 years. researchers warn this

live in arlington, horace holmes, abc7 news. >> we will have much more on her overturned conviction. we will go live to italy in a few minutes for more reaction from the streets. >>> closer to home as of diners in and eatery became victims when two armed robbers broke in to th this restaurant in glen burnie. >> this is a truly bizarre and potentially dangerous restaurant. this friendly's restaurant was packed when two masked men demanded everyone hit the floor and empty out their pockets. the bad guys were anything but "friendly." two of them burst in about 8:45 p.m. armed with a knife and a gun and brutally ordered more than two dozen customers and employees to the ground. one man had been slashed across his torso. another was hit over his head with the gun as they systematically took cash and property from their victims and left with a third suspect command have been their lookout. >> it is a part of the economy going on. >> the restaurant owner rushed to the scene, and now he is worried about his customers employees and business. >> it is an unfortunate situation. >> the police se

park to nonviolently stand their ground now earlier today as you kind of park tamburello because horace from rage against the machine performs hard to produce a list accounting of also spoke to him asking him among other things to grade a president obama's performance thus far. my support for obama was very conditional begin with i never had hopes it would be beyond the sort of centrist democratic president that he is now. many people some of us. because he looked like a different president and he talked like a different president he would be a good a kind of president clearly has value but i'm not waiting around for him to change people like i was waiting around for him to change this is a movement from the bottom up it's movement has to be reckoned with and many people see the brownies letters or. what do you think about that i think that's i think that's. frankly small potatoes to the to the overall problem of the fact that the. country and the planet is owned and run by people who don't deserve to be doing made a profit they do in the name of privilege. they do it at the expense of

and it wouldn't have surprised anybody in 1850 if horace greeley were having dinner with the variousandidates for the wig of the republican party because he was running a wig or republican organ with no pretense to being a fair newspaper. and network -- cable networks, msnbc and fox, are going in that direction. they are voices of the party, and they act like party tools of organization. >> does it cast doubt because, of course, ailes 20 years ago had a republican politics -- when you have meetings on the people who you say here are my journalists, bill hemmer, chris wallace, and they hired ed henry from cnn. does it cast out for the business, we having meetings -- or is there nothing wrong it? >> you know, i think that the people have to kiss the ring. they feel like they have to kiss the roger ailes ring in order to be taken seriously. you know, how are you going to cover me, how is that going to be -- i think that's on the candidate and the candidate's campaign folks. >> or they might want a job at fox news. after asking for a job, he was turned down. >> and how creepy is it that

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horace pendergrass was 49 years old.ls say there's nothing suspicious about his death but remains under investigation right now. >>> a response vane ya county neighborhood is on the lookout for a man who tried to snatch a 9-year-old girl. it happened friday night on polaris court. the girl had just gotten off the school bus when she noticed a man coming at her. got close to her home, the suspect quickly turned away. >> we are treating this as though it was a typical occurrence of an attempted abduction. >> police are looking for silver or gray vehicle styled like a chrysler grand caravan with a dent in the passenger door. schools are letting out starting tomorrow. >> the occupy d.c. protesters are putting their money with their mouth is. >> the protest oers demonstrated outside the wells fargo bank in northwest d.c. two of the protesters actually went inside and closed their accounts with the bank saying the company didn't need their business since they were, quote, too big to fail." they returned to mcpherson square whe