that's just one day after johnny's 19th birthday.y says it is now scrapping the idea of what it will do. when you think it was time to get off the gas, well time to go to electric. chevy volt is under investigation. government is concerned about fire risk for a crash. it crashed and battery was damaged and in three weeks, the car caught fire. testers think the damage for the battery led to the fire. the government is not aware of real life crashes and gm says the car they insist is safe. >>> the walt destiny company is crapping scrapping plans for a 500 room resort and hotel. disney in 2009 announced buying 11 acres for a planned hotel but a spokeswoman says the timing is not right. the development majority owner says he is disappointed with the national harbor will pursue other opportunities. company is looking to bite disneyland back. >>> who says frosty the snowman has to be jolly? a man in a frosty the snowman costume was arrested saturday during the annual christmas parade in chestertown. that's on the eastern shore. he is accus

a loving son, a missionary, a few hundred people gathered to remember johnny deckman. that strength was passed on to his mom who had the courage to stand. >> thanksgiving morning i made him breakfast and he turned to me and said, mom, i'm so thankful for you and that was john. he was always thinking of other people. >> reporter: and tonight they thought of johnny. a crowd of mourners took over the front lawn at community church. he was killed along with his best friend friday night. police say they were on the passenger's side of the vehicle, giles up front and johnny in the back. >> she survived. >> seeing all of you out here, how much he affected everybody. >> reporter: the driver, 18- year-old dale audit was taken to shock trauma in critical condition when the car he was driving hit a tree. police say speed was a factor and the two teens were not wearing their seat belt. >> obviously everyone should be wearing their seat belt. it's not something that i practice. >> reporter: he had a love for children. he was going to become a teacher. this summer he traveled with h

johnny and his best friend were not wearing their seat belts. the three other survive and were taken to shock trauma. family and friends say johnny loved kids and he was going to anne arundel community college to be a teacher. this summer e. went to he will val have a dore on a mission -- el salvador on a missions trip and his mother says he was thinking of others. >> this time 18 years ago i was preparing to give birth and on thursday. [audio not understandable] >> reporter: the viewing for jeffrey giles will be held on tuesday evening from 6 to 9 at heritage community church. the memorial will be on wednesday morning at 10. and the viewing for johnny deckman is on thursday from 10 to 2 and the funeral will follow. and as you heard his mom say that's just one day after johnny's 19th birthday. linda so, abc2 news. >>> now even for a crook, this is a new low. a masked man in massachusetts holds a store clerk and her 3- year-old a daughter at gunpoint threatening to kim them. this happened last wednesday in broad daylight e cleaned out register an

johnny and more coming ,,,,,,,, . >>> after arrests coast to coast, the occupy movement and what is next to demonstrators and who is coming to baltimore to join protesters. >> we have more on this day of action yesterday and followed by dozens of arrests. we are live here at the square. mike has more on the protesters here. >> it was peaceful here and the encampment here is going strong and there is a group of people marching from new york city to washington d.c. and mer -- they are in baltimore. >> this clash was a day of ask from new york city to l.a. >> i'm ready for the tanks. >> in portland, a woman is pepper sprayed in the face and in some cities, it is looking like all-out war. in baltimore, it was peaceful as they marched on howard street bridge. >> i will march in peace to make sure we have everything we need to compete in the 21st century. >> in the harbor, the encampment is continuing, even with the fear that protesters would be forced out, including in dallas last night. >> we are here to support occupy movements and what has happen with bank of america. >> the bank bail outs

johnnie was five days shy of celebrating his 19th birthday. >> they knew where they were headed. no parent should have to ever bury their son. >>> shock trauma tells us that the driver remains in critical condition at this hour. two other passengers, a 16-year- old and 18-year-old were released. they held a candlelight vigil last night. the wax running down the candles were symbols for tears. >> we don't know what to say. we don't know what to feel. we don't know what to think. >> reporter: it is a parent's worse nightmare to receive a phone call stating their child has been injured in an accident. it is an even worse nightmare to hear that there is nothing more that could be done to save their child's life. >> they told us to come down. when we got there that's when they told us they couldn't do anything for them. >> reporter: a car, full of life, would take its last turn on friday night. two best friends would not survive this crash. one is at shock trauma hoping for no more tears. two others had the courage to be here surrounded by love. >> they were best friends. i don't know

i will start by paraphrasing johnny cash. "i hear the bart train a'comin. it is coming around the bend." he was a big, tattooed guy singing johnny cash songs with an uncanny impression of his era ton. while his appearance may have been intimidating, he was a warm and friendly guy with a great sense of humor. he moved to bart because of the great acoustics and for years commuters enjoy his songs echoing up the walls. he was a much loved member of the community. jesse also wrote and performed original songs with his band, and they were working on a new country album at the time of his passing. seven tracks from the album have been available for download for a suggested donation of $5 to pay for his memorial. we have a track here -- actually a performance of him playing at cards we would like to put in a clip. this is him here,, jesse morgan. ♪ >> hello. it sure as ain't johnny cash. ♪ with nobody to hold my hand and the beer i had for breakfast wasn't bad i had one more for the road my clothes were clingin' dirty shirts i was my face and combed my hair and we

i traveled to hattiesburg to find out. ♪ >> if you thought that johnny dupri for governor campaign wouldt for johnny dupri. >> i got all the fay sayres you can't do it because. >> couldn't win the primary because he's a black man in a state stigmatized by racism, because he didn't have nearly as much money to spend as his white republican peanut, lieutenant governor phil bryant. >> you can fill in the blanks. >> but primary voters made history by making johnny the first african-american ever to have a real chance of becoming the governor of mississippi. >> it's awesome, isn't it? isn't it awesome? we live in a place call the america that allows things like that to happen that have never happened about of. isn't that awesome? >> is it rerealistic where not much distinguishes one candidate from another. they disagree whether voters should show i.d. at the polls. those twos ideas aren't enough to motivate voters according to professor joseph parker. >> most white voters in mississippi vote for the white candidate and most black voters vote for the black governor. >> he says to win as govern

that's r&b great johnny gill sitting in with the roots tonight. [ cheers and applause ] johnny gill scoredits on the r&b chart, and here's his new album, "still winning." johnny gill, thank you so much for being here, my friend. [ cheers and applause ] >> my pleasure. >> jimmy: looking good, buddy. >> my pleasure. >> jimmy: we have an unbelievable show tonight, you guys. you know him, you know him, we love him. the sandman is here. adam sandler is in the house! [ cheers and applause ] aw, he's the funniest i know. i love him. the best. he fronts one of the biggest bands in the entire world. from coldplay, chris martin is stopping by! [ cheers and applause ] first late night talk show. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: first late night talk show. he's doing us. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: love that guy. and check this out, guys. we've got music from a new girl. i don't know if you've heard of her. beyonce is on the show tonight! [ cheers and applause ] doesn't get any better than that. what a great show. hey, guys, it's friday. we're here in new york city, the greatest city in the world. it's such a b

haeley mcguire, 18-year-old spencer datt and johnny hoover were killed in the crash. their up as read broken bones, crushed skulls and severely damaged organs. >>> when i got home today, johnny is not going to be there. i'm not going to be able to call spencer. i'm not going to be able to see haley around. >> johnny was full of life. he was always smiling. you know, you can't find someone that did not like my little brother. >> he had been drinking at two parties before getting behind the wheel. he fled the crash scene on foot without calling for help. he will be sentenced on january 5th. he faces a maximum penalty of 40 years in jail. >>> republicans now control the state senate in virginia. yesterday, seven turned democrat ed houck conceded to bryce reeves in virginia. houck finished just 222 votes behind reeves but he's decided not to request a recount. republicans and democrats now each hold 20 seats in virginia's senate. republican lieutenant-governor bill bolling would break any ties. >>> allegations new congressional districts in maryland dilute the black vote.

♪ johnny ang ♪ johnny angel ♪ how i love him ♪ he's got something that i can't resist ♪ >>> "johnny angel lee pockriss. he has died at the age of 87. we also have him to thank for the classic "itsy bitsy teenie weenie yellow polka dot bikini" and "catch a falling star," the perro como classic. lee pockriss was born in brooklyn. he also wrote for broadway and for "sesame street." >>> we continue to learn so much about ourselves from the new census. the latest stats tell us a few things. first of all, we're older. census bureau reports the number of americans aged 90 and older nearly tripled in the last three decades. we are also fewer. the birthrate has been dropping steadily since it peaked in 2007. the decline has been linked to the economy. the one group having more children, the birthrate among women over 40 is up to its highest level since 1967. and we are also getting bigger. according to new stats on weight and health, if americans stay on the current path, 83% of men, 72% of women will be overweight or obese by the year 2020. so there's that. >>> well, it was one thing when that fr

. >>> olympic skiey johnny mosley.can get your kids up on the slopes and how to get your body ready for ski season. >> and can "puss and boots" claw its way to the top of the box office? the big winner when's we come back. >> i'm leigh glaser. some dense fog is north of the golden gate bridge. we will check out that and lololololololo >>> johnny mosley is known for his skills on the slope. >> earlier this week he sat down with lizy to talk about how he trains and how he sen couraging his own son to ski like his old man. >> i know have you two little boys, but are they both already skiing? >> not the youngest one. the youngest is only 17 months. >> but your eldest jack is. what age did you get him on skis? >> jack we got up -- at 15 months he actually skied a little bit. but it was a novelty. and then last year he -- two and a half he started to ski, and then now you can see him he is in the warren miller movie. he was three and a half when we shot this. he was just able to ski the mountain -- you can see me blocking hi

. >> charlie: you were often on the johnny carsen show, the late great johnny carsen. what d he have? timing for one. >> timing. he never said anything that wasn't faintly drawing -- derrogatory. you were never stuck there without anything to say. >> charlie: he was always faintly derrogatory. >> yes. he was able to, tend a laugh without seeming to take the joke away. he knew it was his show, his reaction time. and he had some little talents. once during the reagan administration, i was tking about the way the johnson administration got sort of swallowed by vietnam. the reagan administration was going to be subsumed by plastic surgery. and i said even george h.w. bush who was then the vice president in his annual check up at walter reed said to the doctor can you do something toake me a little less preppy around the eyes. he got that wordut without seeming to emphasi he had a lot of skills. he was really brilliant at it. >> charlie: people said, they've always said to me because i was always fascinated by him that he could make, he always made you better. >> he did. an

johnny dawkins trying to get folks to the cardinal basketball team.> what have you done, what -- and -- the truth is, i have not changed it. you know? this is -- this attitude -- these are shining -- shining stars for what kind of guys you want. >> the only team with a better record than the 49ers when you talk national football league. the green bay packers playing at home tonight. randall cob, 80 yards. green bay versus minnesota. terrible year for the vikings. aaron rodgers from cal. say it again. 49ers could have drafted him. went for smith. aaron rodgers a hottest guy in football. 250 yards. 4 touchdowns, no interceptions. packers win 45-7. sports folks we always need something to criticize. here we go. all right? buffalo bill guy make as touchdown. all right? there it is. she in the end zone. he is dating a dallas cowboy cheerleader. it's inappropriate. this and that. my gosh. did it three times in one game? you know. pam, we agree. if every time a guy scored he hunged aunt -- every once in a while. nothing wrong with that. attractive young lady

i traveled to hattiesburg to find out. >> reporter: if you thought that the johnny dupre for governore celebrating except for johnny dupre. >> i have all of the naysayers who say he can't do it because -- >> reporter: he is running for governor in a state stigmatized by racism because he didn't have enough money to spend as his opponent lieutenant bill o'brien. >> you can nil in the blanks. >> but he has made history for becoming the first african-american to become governor of mississippi. >> it is awesome, isn't it? isn't it awesome that we live in america that allows things like that to happen that have never happened before. isn't that awesome. >> reporter: but is it realistic where they distinguish from one another about how to fund universities and how voters can use the polls, and those ideas are not enough to motivate the voters according to retired political director charles parker. >> most white voters vote for the white candidate and most black voters vote for the black candidate. >> reporter: he says that johnny dupre would have to get all of the black voters and one-third

coming up, sour grapes from johnny depp. and lindsay was scared in jail. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, military training is as tough as it gets. but one girl with a big heart has what it takes to make the grade. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." this is a different perspective. i was talking about the huge storm approaching alaska. huge state. we know how big it is. this is the storm. this is supposed to be one of the strongest storms ever. they are expecting widespread damage in a lot of rural areas of alaska. today we are okay in anchorage. if you are watching us in seattle, see an interactive exhibit with world war ii fighters. >>> here's an early look at headlines in entertainment. after picking up a few awards in europe, justin bieber will return with an aggressive plan of attack against paternity charges. he's going to take a dna test and he says confidently, once the test shows he's not the father, is he going to sue his accuser. >> what if he is? >> let's not go there yet. >

governor would be celebrating, except for johnny dupree.ippi primary because he's a black man in a race stigmatized by racism. because he didn't have as much money to spend as his white opponent. >> you can fill in the blanks. >> reporter: but primary voters made history by making dupree the first african-american ever to have a real chance of becoming the governor of mississippi. >> that's awesome, isn't it? we live in a place called america that allows things like that to happen that have never happened before. >> reporter: but is it realistic in a race where not much distinguishes one candidate from another. they disagree mostly over how to pay for universal health care and whether voters should show id at the polls. and those two ideas aren't enough to motivate voters according to this professor. >> most white voters in mississippi vote for the white candidate and most black voters vote for the black candidate. >> reporter: parker says to win as governor, dupree would have to get all the black votes and at least a third of the white. he

i recall johnny's good-bye was simple.. >> poignant. >> i'm not going to cry. >> how do you know. >> oh, i know. you want to bet? >> i bet you ten bucks. >> you want me to cry? >> no, i want you to say something more meaningful than good-bye and good luck. and mwah. >> it will be meaningful. it will be from my heart. it's been a wonderful 28, 29 years. >> you can see katie's full interview on a special edition of

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coming up, sour grapes from johnny depp. and lindsay was scared in jail. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, military training is as tough as it gets. but one girl with a big heart has what it takes to make the grade. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." sunshine on the eastern seaboard. all the active weather is in the middle of the country. areas of severe weather possible from dallas to houston all the way to shreveport and little rock up to st. louis. a cold side of the storm, a little band of snow is likely through areas of nebraska, iowa, up through wisconsin. that's what we'll be watching exiting as we go towards tomorrow. if you're watching us on wlwt news 5 in cincinnati, ohio, see photographs that catch the harmonious relationship between people, earth and animals attettebound at weston art gallery. that's your early event of the day. everything's all bonded together >>> here's an early look at headlines in entertainment. after picking up a few awards in europe, justin bieber will

johnny carson didn't have any guests on his last show before he retired.n the second to last program he had two of his favorite guests bette midler and which other comedian? >> bill: cards up please. come on, doocy, get the card up. roll the tame. >> i brought you a little something. >> you got to be kidding. >> a little something from the elvis estate. a little something here it's nice. >> can i -- >> please, sit on down and we will give you a pena colonic. >> bill: robin williams. you both got that wrong. >> pinacolonic? >> bill: still tied with two questions to go for the funny news quiz. jim carrie broke out as a huge star in the mid 1990s becoming the first actor in history to earn $20 million for a single movie for which film did carrie first earn this record breaking payday? >> bill: cards up, please. >> ♪ when the truth truth ♪ over the within you dies ♪ don't you want somebody to love ♪ don't you need somebody to love. >> bill: channeling gray slick. the film wasn't even funny. for 20 million it should be but it wasn't. >> it was scary. >> bill: i

coming up, sour grapes from johnny depp. and lindsay was scared in jail.early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, military training is as tough as it gets. but one girl with a big heart has what it takes to make the grade. you're muching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." active weather in the middle of the country. severe thunderstorms, possibly few isolated tornadoes today. watch out from areas of eastern oklahoma, dallas over to shreveport, little rock, too, and southern missouri. on the backside we have snow? -n southeast colorado and that will spread to the north throughout the next two days. areas of iowa and minnesota, maybe a couple inches. >>> if you're watching us on news 5 in cincinnati, ohio, see photographs that capture the harmonious relationship, like lynn and i, between people, the earth and animals at earthbound at westen art gallery. that's your early event of the day. everything's all bonded together in life. >> it's very zen. thank you, i needed that. >>> here's an early look at headlines in ente

coming up, johnny dupree, could become mississippi's first african-american governor in modern timeswhy he has refused to listen to those naysayers out there, to the polls and also listen to the pundits. >>> the economy is making hard for recent graduates from finding work, preventing a lot of young adults from moving out of the house in particular, young men. what percentage of american males aged 25 to 34 are still at home with their parents? what would you guess? i will tell you in a moment. stay with me. >>> we asked you, what percentage of men in the u.s., 25 to 54 still live at home with their parents? 1 %, 16% or 19% in the answer is, yes, the highest of the three options, 19% of all 25 to 35-year-old males have not been able to move out of the house? 33 minutes past the hour now. >>> coming up on tuesday, voters in mississippi will go to the polls to elect a new governor, for the first time since reconstruction, an african-american is on the ballot. johnny dupree is the name, the first african-american to win a major party nomination in modern times can he win in a southern s

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in fact, the phrase, johnny appleseed of pot still gets you 10,000 hits on google.[laughter] amazing enough. so this constant reinvention continues in our time and distinction modern interest going back and going local and preserving and conserving this wonderful creation we've been handed. two centuries before, there was a simplicity movement. john chapman created a lifestyle that was simplicity itself. a level of consumption to drive the national economy back to a barter system of widely practiced. snuff, the occasional tool, a rare meal, or night under a roof, the books, that was all the earth's resources he seems to have needed, and the books he recycled. johnny didn't live lightly in the land. he barely touched it even though he walked it constantly. it is a gift to be simple it is the gift to be free and where you ought to be. when we find ourselves in the place just right, it will be in the valley of love and delight. could there be a better 42-word summary of john chapman's life? long before all a handful of people realized what a fragile creation this is, c