i begin with kay. tell me what it is... what's the moment, kay, on the ground. how do you size up where we are at this moment? >> well, if i could take a snapshot, it might be a photo finish. it appears romney, paul and santorum are aiming for one of those here in iowa. you have romney out there sort of claiming the mantle of front-ruer. you have santorum claiming the huckabee mantle from 2008. and you have ron paul's supporters on the phonesrying to turn their people out. >> rose: and who do you think has the best possibility of turning out? >> well, it's hard to tell, it doesn't appear in santorum will be able to coalesce the entire huckabee coalition from last time around which leads y to believe that romney, who's been building a cam campaign here for six years might turn out to be the caucus victor. but it turns out who the persuadeable people are. there was a "des moines register" poll that showed that four out of ten people who say they're going to the caucuses might be persuaded on caucus night to support someone else. >> rose: that's 40% of the voters s

. >> i'm kai jackson. here's what people are talking about. >> a tribute to joe paterno, penn state style. right now, thousands of students, employees and alumni are packed in an arena on campus. manuel gallegus reports on the celebration of paterno's life. >> reporter: sue paterno received a warm welcome as she arrived at the memorial for her husband. students, alumni and fans packed the arena to celebrate joe paterno's -- paterno's life. >> reporter: some came in rolled up pants, white socks and black shoes, the way joe- paw always looked on the field. >> today is a very special day in honoring a great man in joe paterno. >> reporter: paterno's children will address the crowd of more than 12,000. and a friend from each decade of paterno's coaching career will remember him. kenny jackson was an all- american at penn state. >> we got to talk about our teacher, coach paterno. we are going to show you how much we love you. >> reporter: paterno's death at age 85, came less than three months after his stunning

kai is in the newsroom with more from today's funeral. kai?ven people were inside the home when flames erupted christmas morning. three young girls and their grandparents were unable to escape the fire. the girls' mother spoke at the funeral, saying her daughters will live on in her heart. more than 500 people attended today's service in new york city. denise? >> thank you, kai. investigators say the fire started in a bag of discarded fireplace ashes. >>> police in southern california still have no motive for an apparent murder-suicide, involving a navy pilot from maryland. 25-year-old john reeves from calvert county, served as a jet fighter pilot near san diego. investigators say he opened fire, new year's day, killing three people, before turning the gun on himself. the victims include a fellow pilot and his sister, including with 31-year-old matthew satterly, a graduate on the university of maryland. >>> republican state senator, nancy jacobs, hopes to challenge long-time representative dutch ruppersberger in the elections. jacobs announced

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kai? >> still ahead on eyewitness news. two jets nearly collide at a busy airport. >>> how it happened and who is to blame? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> an animal rights group is taking full responsibility for one of california's largest beef processors. officials say they received a detailed statement from the activist, who were protesting factory farming. the fbi has joined the arson investigation and is looking into the claims. >> a robbery leads to a dramatic high-speed car chase in houston, texas. [ sirens ] >> three men tried to escape police with a stolen safe in the back of their car. officers followed this white car with the 300-pound safe in its trunk. but the chase came to an end when the suspect stopped in the middle of the high and -- highway and tried to run on foot. >>> a man accused of throwing his son overboard a tour boat in southern california will not be spending time behind bars. sloan briles was convicted of child endangerment and sentenced to three years of probation. in august, briles purposely threw h

kai, back to you. >> all right, mike. thank you. mike hellgren, reporting live. toliveer is being held at the baltimore county detention center, on half a million dollars bail. >>> we are following the daring rescue of two aid workers held by somali pirates. denise is in the newsroom with details of the risky operation. >> reporter: well, the same navy seal team that killed osama bin laden, carried the overnight raid. they saved american aid worker jessica buchanan and paul hagenfisted of denmark. both were kidnapped in october and held for ransom for the past three months. nine pirates were killed in the raid, but there are no casualties among u.s. troops. >> denise, thank you. buchanan and fisted are now on their way home. we'll have more on the reaction from the hostages all new at 5 5:30. >>> gabrielle giffords steps down from congress. she is focusing on her recovery from a gunshot wound to the head a year ago. alexis christoforous reports for wjz, with the emotional farewell. [ applause ] >> reporter: lawmakers cried and cheered, putting politics aside as t

kai? >> bob. thank you. drug smuggler arrested. customs border protection. agents say a 61-year-old nigerrian man smuggled into an airport. security agents became suspicious. he later passed those pellets that police say are filled with nearly 16 ounces of heroin. the drugs have a street value of about $31,000. >>> christmas day vandals. the carroll county sheriff's office has a suspect picture that they want you to see. it shows a man, about 25 years of age, holding bricks outside of william winchester school. a short time later, police found bricks at the school shattered. broken windows also found at west middle school next door. anyone with information about this man is asked to call this number. 1-888-399-tip. >>> and more deaths can be linked to the listeria outbreak in cantaloupe. >> reporter: congressional investigators say third party auditors who gave jenson farms a superior outbreak, largely ignored the government on food and safety. lawmakers on the committee are urging the fda

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one word, your prediction, kay? >> romney. >> jon?> i'll go santorum. >> all right, thanks so much. happy new year. >>> up next -- next week in politics. your cheat sheet to the iowa endgame and beyond. >>> brace yourself for a busy few days as voting finally begins. a look at what to expect next week in politics. >>> the iowa caucuses arrive tuesday. the republican candidates are making their final push, campaigning throughout the state. front-runner mitt romney rallies in davenport on tuesday. rand paul joins his father ron paul on the campaign stump. after the caucuses that night, the iowa survivors club will move on to live free or die state of new hampshire. except rick perry will head straight to south carolina. making two stops in aiken county wednesday afternoon. the remaining gop field meets saturday night in manchester for the abc news/new hampshire debates. moderated by diane sawyer and george stephanopoulos. begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern, 6:00 p.m. pacific. and we'll be right back. a second is a very long time. long enough f

the bbc's katty kay. kathleen parker and from "the daily beast" andrew sullivan. romney's problem is that just when the problem started paying attention, he's looking too rich for the times. he's made slip-ups like the $10,000 bet. and his tax return showed just how rich he is. newt is not much closer to every man than romney is. he'll be dragging along his deals at k street and charge accounts at tiffanys. a poll asked about whether gingrich cares about average people? 22% says gingrich cares about the average guy. 24% says romney does. when the president framed the 2012 election this way. >> can neither settle where a shrinking number do barely well, where a growing number do well. everyone does their fair share and everyone plays by the same set of rules. >> well the white house, the president included oftenly believes that's going to be how the pie is sliced in america. is that's how it's going to be how it makes it in america? >> i don't think that a candidate has begun his presidential campaign and put class at the center the way president obama did this wee

is live in the newsroom with more on what this means for the trail -- kai is live in the newsroom. >reporter: two court appointed psychiatrists previously declared the gunman criminally insane. the 24-year-old went on a shooting rampage at a near by youth summer camp. 72 people died in the attacks. if he is determined to have been insane at the time of the crime he could end up in a psychiatric care ward rather than in prison. vic. >> he believes he was saving norway and europe from muslims. >>> the united states restores full diplomatic relations with myanmar after the country releases hundreds. they issued the pardons for prisoners. president obama describes the move as a step forward toward democracy. >>> gop hopefuls fuls criss cross the country, they're turning up the heat on each other. mitt romney defends his work for the bane investment firm. romney is sliding on the polls. south carolina primary is set for next friday. >>> play off fever is heating up in baltimore with even the smallest raven fans are getting into the action. jessica cartalia has the story. >> reporter: thes

hi, tim. >> hello, kai. looks like they all traded in their snowboards for skateboards this afternoon. it's a nice spring-like afternoon. no other way to describe it. temperature right now, 62 degrees at bwi thurgood marshall. 62. our average high is 41. we are 21 degrees above the normal high for this date. 51 in oakland. 53 on the shore. 63 also down in patuxent river. 61 in hagerstown. we are expecting this pater -- pattern to stay on through with us through the eastern seaboard. cold air approaches. but even colder air, when it finally hits us, takes us back down into temperatures, above our average high. we're still going to stay with this mild trend for the foreseeable future. we'll talk about how long it will stay with us and your complete updated first warning forecast just ahead. >>> the leader of the baltimore archdiocese will soon hold one of the most powerful positions inside the catholic church. today, pope benedict named archbishop edwin o'brien a cardinal. >> reporter: baltimore archbishop, ed

a driver mistook the tracks for a right turn, disabling the car and putting 83-year-old howard kay in way. >> so many accidents here. a guy died here. >> reporter: three men in another car spotted kay and took action to get him out of the vehicle and off the tracks. >> i think his car was right there. it just -- i don't know. i can't believe that he made it out alive and then all the people were stuck and they pulled another one and unloaded them, but, yeah, there was an accident like a month ago. >> reporter: whether additional traffic lights or speed bumps, people familiar with the crossing said something should be done, fearful that the next motorist who makes a mistake may not be so fortunate. =iÑi çóe1fr)qÑit(ç?$(,w)r'oino carr0 >> moore later died from her injuries. friends tell us she was a loving person. moore's husband passed away two years ago. she lived alone and her best friend is fighting through the grief to bury the 68-year-old woman. >> today i went to the funeral home and made arangements to send her off. >> reporter: what's that like to do that for your best friend

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back to you. >> kai, thank you. the school system tells eyewitness news they're working to sanitize the building by cleaning all surfaces and handrails. >> monday the nation honors the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. and baltd more city is ready to celebrate. the only wall mlk parade will march through town. the theme this year is ask me about my dream. 30,000 people are expected to watch. hall of fame legend lenny moore is this year's grand marshal. step off begins at noon on mlk boulevard and utah street. >>> a human organ dropped on the pavement on its way to a transplant. the freightenning moments for one medical team. >>> a healthy morning drink may not be so healthy. the alarming substance found in popular orange juice brands. >> reporter: i'm jessica kartalija here in mount vernon. coming up on wjz, the entire city and all of the cars in it are going purple. i'll have more straight ahead. >>> a much colder weekend headed our way. i'm bob turk. i'll have the complete first warning forecast coming up next.

i'm kai jackson. >> i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. >> it's a miserable day outside. it's foggy and damp. the fog is thick as pea soup. you can see the visibility is limited and it's drizzling in some spots. meteorologist bernadette woods is live with the numbers. hi, bern. >> hello there, kai. not the prettiest of days. here's the storm that is making its way through the state. with a little light rain and drizzle. now, the more solid rain is making its way to the eastern shore. we have it lingering into the evening hours. now, the other thing is, the thick fog you have seen today. here's some of the numbers. visibility in is only one mile. but on both book ends of the state, the wind has kicked up a little bit. it's 10 miles per hour. temperatures are corresponding. where it's cleared out, it's nearly 53 degrees. we are still in the upper 30s. quite a contrast in thisitate state. >> a powerful storm blows through bush alabama today. at least two people are dead. dozens are hurt. alexis christofor

kai reed joins us from baltimore as the city prepares to batten down and bundle up and get set for some of the coldest weather we have had our -- we have had around here and a long time. >> temperatures will stay below freezing all day tomorrow and the wind chill will feel like it is in the teens. check-in on vulnerable friends and families and take advantage of area shelters. we found plenty of people bundled up in their hats and gloves early monday night. what we have seen is just a preview. winter is about to make its presence known with the lowest temperatures so far this season 3 >> we start seeing people come in who are not prepared for the cold. we might see some hypothermia, some cold exposure. >> as the temperature drops to dangerous levels, doctors and emergency rooms are preparing for more patients with cold weather related issues. health officials have declared a code blue cold weather alert for tuesday. that means emergency workers will go when we go out and check again on all hon. residents, an emergency shelters are open. -- check in on vulnerable residents. >> we normall

kai back to you. >> all right,gigi, thank you. the schools are urging parents to take their children to a doctor immediately after symptoms. >>> 52-year-old kevin walsh was arrested during the annual holiday parade. the charges related to the case are now inactive and walsh has been ordered to undergo a mental health evaluation. he must also stay away from the patrolmen who arrested him. >>> still ahead. fighting for technology. what apple is doing in response to these violent riots over the iphone. >>> she was once british royalty and now she's facing prison time. why the dutchess of york is in trouble for this video. >>> windy and chilly, will this weather last through the weekend? bob has more in his updated forecast. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats t

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mary kay huntsman, she's joining us live from new hampshire. thank you very much for being with us.e. we're going to ask you a couple of questions -- >> pleasure to see you. >> sure. we're going to ask you a couple of questions about your husband, the things we don't know about him. i understand the two of you met back in high school. and back then he had long hair, he wanted to make it as a rock star, and according to npr, he even dropped out of high school after losing for the senior class president's election. we've come a long way since then, obviously. take us back there. what was he like when you first met him? >> i'll be honest, he's the same guy today that he was when i met 28 years ago -- or married him 28 years ago, i met him about 7 years before that. and i was attracted immediately to his warmth, his genuineness, his honesty. of course, he's very handsome. and i had just moved from orlando, florida, and he had moved from -- he'd been in california and then in washington, d.c., and his family located to utah about the same time. and i was a salad girl in a pie shop, marie

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senator kay bailey hutchison of texas tells us why she's leaving congress. >> hello, i'm bonnie erbÉ.welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first, the politics of birth control. as the republican presidential nomination race moves to new hampshire, rick santorum who finished second in iowa is now in the spotlight. santorum's controversial position on birth control is gaining attention. the former senator is against birth control and says states should have the right to ban it without interference by the supreme court. this builds momentum for the anti-birth control movement, which progressives have always thought social conservatives

kay bailey hutchison. the three-term senator from texas is retiring this year.i spoke to her recently about her political career, her retirement and what's next. >> what are you most proud of? >> well, certainly the homemaker ira, so that a woman who works inside the home has the same opportunity to save for retirement with tax free money as those who work outside the home. and, i started that from my experience of being a working woman, getting married, and then not being able to contribute to my ira. i certainly lessened the marriage penalty tax. it used to be that if you were two single people working and you got married you went into a higher bracket and you didn't have double the standard deduction, which we do now. >> any business undone that you wish you had been able to do more of? >> oh sure. you ow, there's many things that you wish you could do. um, i wish we had been able to reform social security. and i introduced a bill to do that that would have made it last for 75 years and been on a good sound, financial plan, but we aren't going to get that thr

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msnbc's "morning joe,"ning joe," joe sc and a columnist for "time" magazine, mike murphy, and katty kay, and the white correspondent, chuck todd. good morning, this thing could go on for a while. here are the final results. newt gingrich coming from behind to beat mitt romney. the chant was "newt can win." this race has three different winners. the most recent, of course, newt gingrich, he joins us live this morning. mr. speaker, we joked about you coming on every week, and here you are again. congratulations on a significant victory. >> thank you, and the people of south carolina are generous and hospitable. >> what is the message south carolina has sent and what does it mean for this race? >> i think they sent two really big messages, which i wish the national establishment could pick up. the first is real pain. tremendous unemployment. people really are hurting. the number of people that walked up to me that had been out of work for a year, year and a half, people that want to work hard and have a better future and provide for their families, and that's really there. and the second t

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kai?thank you, bob. >>> newly released calls showed that actress demi moore smoked something before calling 911. >> reporter: 911 tapes revealed that demi moore was shaking and having trouble breathing when she was rushed to a california hospital monday. her friends called for help from the actress's beverly hills home. >> tell me exactly what happened there. >> okay. she smoked something. it's not marijuana. but it's similar to incense. and she seems to be having convulsions of some sort. >> okay. right now, is she awake? >> yes. well, semi conscious. barely. >> reporter: the 49-year-old actress has appeared very thin recently issue as she goes through a public submit split with her husband ashton kutcher. the 33-year-old reportedly cheated on her. >> has she done this before. >> i don't know. there's been some stuff recently that we're all just finding out. >> reporter: in the roughly 10- minute 911 call, moore's friends do not reveal what that other stuff may be. but say the actress did

hi, kristy. >> hi, kai. hi, everyone. >>> a couple of problems starting us off on 95 in both directions. we have an accident at 195, with the delay back to the harbor tunnel throughway. we also have another crash past the beltway, for southbound 95 as well. that one on the northeast side. other accidents include in whitemarsh, ebenezer road, in perryville. up in harford county. baldwin. and also, roth boulevard at pulaski highway. as far as your delays go, only a few to talk about. the west side inner loop, slowing there from 70 to around security boulevard. and if you're traveling on the north side inner loop, you can expect a slowdown there, as you make your way towards harford road. let's take a live look. you can see, easy drive for you. that's 95 at joppa road. and we'll take a live look. not a bad drive either. disney on ice celebrates 100 years of magic. and it's coming to the first mariner arena, february 8th through the 12th. you can get your tickets today. back to you. >> thank you, kristy. >>> sti

kai reed continues our coverage from annapolis where opponents are rallying at the state house. >> demonstrators have been gathering. they are trying to make a strong statement against the same-sex marriage bill one day before it is scheduled to be heard by the senate committee. elected officials will take the podium and express their opposition to the legislation. the governor has highlighted the same-sex marriage bill as a priority. it is part of his legislative agenda. opponents argue the protections include in the bill are not enough. their rallying in support of marriage between one man and one woman. >> the language in the bill suggests we may not as a church may not be responsible or held in contempt of the law. is so ambiguous it suggests that is a possibility. >> god said marriage is between a man and woman. that is the way it should be. it is not according to a man's way. it is god's way. >> they have just started to take the podium. we will hear from people on both sides of the debate at 11:00. kai reed for wbal-tv 11 news. >> mayor stephanie rawlings- blake announced her choice to re