keach: mr. sakkout is employed by market officials.he occasionally serves as auctioneer if asked, but in the main, his job is to settle disputes. everyone in the fez tanning industry is dependent upon others. the man who dries the finished skins cannot function without those who remove the hair, or without any of the other specialists in the trade. with so many dependent upon forces outside their control, new institutions inevitably develop. in fez, every specialty within the tanning industry has its own guild or craft association. the guilds serve their members by setting standards, restricting membership and controlling prices whenever possible. but perhaps more importantly, guilds represent the interests of their members before various authorities. sometimes this means catering to the public relation needs of the government. steward of the tanner's guild is sherrif mohamad alaoui. interpreter: if the king is coming or if someone from america or france is coming, we are asked to go out and show our happiness, our appreciation that th

it is going to keach our -- keep our temperatures down throughout the day.6 at b.w.i., 28 at the inner harbor. 28 at hagerstown. 14 in frostburg. if that wasn't bad enough, we factor in the winds which is making it feel worse. 22 at the inner harbor. 22 in salisbury. that makes wind chills feel as if they are 10 degrees colder. it feels like 12 degrees at b.w. i. it feels like below zero in oakland and frostburg. bundle up. you are definitely going to have all of your skin covered up. strong winds could bring down power lines as well. if you plan to be out, 35 as a high in baltimore. the western mountains may see snow showers. most accumulations on the western facing slopes. tomorrow, sunshine 43 to 45. a wintery mix. it is valentine's day. wednesday dry. thursday eye new storm. this one more potent. it may bring rain. >> ava, thank you. to the search for the worst behaved dog in america. that's something we talk about. camp bow-wow is running a bad to the bone contest. we have some cute pooches here. >> this is barney and lady. >> the point is to figure out

if you're taking metro today, keach in mind traveling at the foggy bottom metro station all escalators down at this time. these are the escalators that were recently replaced. it could be a headache this morning. but metro has requested shuttle bus service at this metro station. for now, all entry and exit escalators are down. travelg i-95 at backlick road, a little volume as you head northbound connecting to 395. the good news is along i-95 heading out of dale city, may your way to 395, no accidents. you are seeing volume increase at this time. over to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:01 now. metro is taking the first step to admitting liable in the deadly -- liability in the deadly red line crash. according to the "washington examiner," metro and manufactures filed court documents monday saying they will "stipulate to liability" at the trials in the four remaining lawsuits to avoid significant risks and costs that would come with hashing it out in the court. that's the first public admission of the fault in the crash. nine people were killed when two red line trains collided on june 22, 2009

. >> after a while when you keach getting all the nos, you feel like -- you feel like what can you dod am i. >> reporter: now, mom works part-time in a bakery for $9 an hour and dad sells shoes. >> we have teenage salaries, both of us. we have teenage salaries running a home and a family. >> reporter: united way calls it alice, asset limited, income constrained and employed. in other words, the working poor. >> the people we know. they are the guy that works across the street and behind the meat counter. they are the mechanic that, on your car, person that takes care of your kids. more and more middle class families are falling into that category of i can't make it. >> reporter: more and more families fall between the poverty line and just getting by, and united way says it costs roughly $60,000 for a family of four here, in morris county new jersey, just to make it. >> only one box feeds like two or three people. >> reporter: wednesday evening at the food pantry, they have been coming for two years. >> it's never occurred to them that this could possibly happen to them. if i put a st

person as the person who is in one of those debates and he's a character and he -- >> i would love to keachhe's quick on his feet. he's witty. i mean, i think he would do an incredible job. >> he's a mess. he doesn't listen. he just says what he doesn't think. i would hate to coach that man. >> you're not a debate coach. >> i'm not. actually, i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >>> still ahead on "starting point," we're talking black history. we're doing to talk to the founding director of the african-american smithsonian museum. >>> two western journalists killed. one is an american who filed her last report for cnn just a few hours ago. you're watching "starting point." back in just a moment. >>> i found through design a way to tell stories, a way to bring people to new places. there's no reason why design can't be attainable, why a great design can't be something that everybody can have. i mean, that's something that i truly believe. [ male announcer ] the draw of the past is a powerful thing. but we couldn't simply repeat history. we had to create it. introducing the 2013 lexus gs, with leading-edge