khan pro -- anticipated match. >>> once again, may 19th, lamont peterson and amir can, mandalay bay,ove having you in here you got a lot of hard ware it is hard to prop up four belts when you got all this hard ware here we have a cup null additions tell us about the new belts here. >> well, this ibs belt here that is the one i won from khan the wba super championship belt and the regular i won from khan. >> on december 10th. >> when you got those they used to be amir's belts they are now yours. barry hunter to your right your trainer extraordinary. i know this business of boxing is not that easy to do with this whole rematch is he nary you had other -- scenario you had other options. >> it is the business decision that ends for the day we had our reasons for fighting both we had our reasons for not wanting to fight both at this time and just this amir thing outweighed the situation, as far as fighting between amir and market at this time. >>> lamont is this the fight you wanted obviously to get back in there and get in there he has been running off at the mouth since december 10th sa

that would be putting it mildly for lamont peterson.a homeless child he is now boxing's newest champion and in line for a million dollar pay day. >> and new -- >> i have been working for it for a long time, 18 years now. just all the hard work paying off. it's a great feeling. >> reporter: once down and out and force today fend for himself as a little boy homeless, 28-year-old lamont peterson is now about to make his first million dollar paycheck. >> i just feel blessed, blessed to be living my dream, boxing it and being the world champion, fighting on tv has been a dream since i was five years old. >> he is one of 12 siblings. their lives took a turn for the worst when their father was sent to prison for a drug offense. their mother abandoned them. the kids were on their own where they slept on park benches, abandoned cars. >> winter time and walking all night, staying hungry. those were the toughest times. you knew you were going to be walking all night. >> all that changed when ten-year-old lamont and eight-year-old anthony were intr

and that would be putting it mildly for lamont peterson.homeless child on the streets of washington, peterson is now boxing's newest champion and in line for a million-dollar payday. cnn's mark mckay has his story. >> announcer: and new light welterweight champion of the world -- >> it's something i've been working for for a long time, 18 years now. and just all the hard work paying off. it's just a great feeling. >> reporter: once down and out and forced to fend for himself as a little boy homeless, 28-year-old lamont peterson is now about to make his first million-dollar paycheck as the reigning light welterweight champion. >> i just feel blessed, you know, just blessed to be living my dream, you know, boxing and being a world champion and fighting on tv has been a dream since i was 5 years old. >> reporter: lamont is one of 12 peterson siblings. their lives took a turn for the worse when their father was sent to prison for a drug offense. their mother abandoned them. the kids were on their own where they slept on park benches, abandoned

. >> you are hearing that from lamont peterson. >> lots of stuff going on in here. >> we will see youm. on monday morning the money battle between president obama and republicans in congress heats up and an update from the campaign trail next. >> and soul train coming to philadelphia, how people there, plan to honor don cornelius today. >> as we head to break, a live lookout side latest weather and traffic from tucker and julie, 7:28 a.m., we will be right back ] for some reason those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. fantastic! pro-gresso ] they fit! okay-y... okay??? i've been eating progresso and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay is there a woman i can talk to? [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. >>> in a tribute to don cornelius, people in philadelphia will attempt to break the record for the world's longest soul train dance line. the current record is 211 dancers ands held by a berkeley california high school i think they

now according to lord lamont we've learned the lessons 20 years later. he says it simply is not going to work. it has to because 320 million people use this currency. >> it's interesting about lord lamont. he was stunned badly. sadly, i no he that because i was reporting about it at the time. no more about that. anyway, moving on, citibank is winning approval to issue credit cards in china. parent company citigroup says the banks' cards will make their debut later this year. while they've had a co-branded card with the development bank for years, those who own it are officially customers of the u.s.-based lender. big move for citibank, nina. >> it is indeed, yes, pretty big move as well. >>> up next on "world business today," rain continues to fall on australia's east coast. we'll be heading to take a look at things there. it looks like it will be a long wait for the residents of one town forced to flee their homes because of record-breaking floodwaters. that story and plenty more to come on the show after this break. '?ww@Ñ6ñ >>> hello and welcome back.

lamont peterson wins amir kahn says let's do a 50/50 split.ti-million dollar payday for lamont, upwards of >>> a local lawmaker wants to raise the speed limit on the intercounty connector. state senator nancy king asked the state to raise the speed limit on that new toll road to 65 miles an hour. she say it is current 55-mile-per-hour limit is one of the most common topics brought up by constituents. senator king admitted it's hard for her to ohbey the rule. from i-270 to i-27 at 65 miles an how would shave off about a minute and 20 seconds from the trip. >> they call themselves the ultimate advocates for your sweet tooth. now the sweet lobby boutique bakery can call themselves winners. they took the title in a popular food network show. melissa molly takes us inside. >> meet the bakers behind the baking mixing team from trinidad. they recently won the title on a very popular show, the food network's "cupcake wars." >> we submitted our application and probably within an hour we heard back. >> they say the recipes are inspired by a combination

lamont bishop is a stalwart member -- where are you? in the back.no's office. b.j. jones from public utilities commission is here. stewart. from the public library. and pete fitzsimmons and tannish col -- hollins and camille dawkins. camille is over here. without camille and tannish rkt , none of this happens. so let's give them a round of applause for their wonderful effort. the society's primary mission is to enlighten, to inform, to inspire and to empower. we achieve that mission in a variety of ways. almost always in partnership with others. through our current partnership that trevor spoke to with the finance -- kinsey foundation shall the san francisco public library, and the california council of the humanities, we are now hosting an incredible exhibition of art and artifacts from the kinsey collection, the kron -- that chronicles the story of people of frick desnent america. if you haven't done so you owe it to yourself and particularly to your children to visit and see this important exhibit which is at our library in the frake american --

ok so i'm going to walk you through the experiences of one young man this is lamont adams you know if you notice more than ten thousand people. it's just hard to wrap your mind around the fact that we can live in a city that the cradle of american history and to think this so many of its people can be shot. four rounds into his back and dropped this young teenager then stood over lamont and shot him ten times more. columbines that happened over the project in virginia tech's it happened but there anomalies. and you see how folks react when that happens you know i think columbine thirteen kids maybe. thirteen kids when we know we can't hear the other side tries to argue that the world is easily divided into criminals and non-criminals rage on the freeway when let's try but all of us get angry people get drunk people have road rage people get depressed a family wiped out by one man with no history of violence a woman who shot and killed her son at a gun range then turned the record weapon on herself. guns are available people who without those guns might have been someone who got angry

e esta manera es como jocelyn ortega, una estudiante de la escuela alicante en lamont, california empiezael saludo a la bandera estadounidense en inglÉs, pero tambien en espaÑol "yo prometo lealtad a la bandera de los estados unidos" jocelyn realiza el juramento a la bandera en los dos idiomas como parte del programa estatal denominado "inmersiÓn dual".. "el programa primero es opción. los padres tienes eso, pero es donde los maestros les enseñan a los estudiantes 50% en inglés y luego cambian clases y luego en español. les enseñamos matemáticas, lenguaje, y eso estudiantes están aprendiendo los dos idiomas." pero hacer los honores a la bandera estadounidense en dos idiomas como parte del programa dicen algunos maestros que es una falta de respecto por que se ven obligado a tener que hacerlo. "cuando estamos en mi salón lo hacemos en ingles y en español nos sentamos por que yo quiero que mis niños sepan que no es algo normal para los estados unidos de decirlo en español." "para mi no es un tema racial o cultural sino es mas del patriotismo de este país" algunos padres de familia valoran e

lord lamont sticks around for plenty more. stephane, thank you as well. >>> well, air blues has launched an investigation on the cracks in their wings. what can you tell us? >> actually that was the high light of today's event. it really saw quite a vigorous defense of. it said this plane is absolutely safe to fly. they have 30 deliveries on schedule and still they're cautious. as they said, christine, they're extending checks for fractures in the a 380 program of the entire fleet. earlier in the day i asked if the a 380 glitches would affect other airbuses in the program. this is what he had to say. >> we make no compromises. we have a thorough investigation. how we could make these mistakes in the first place and eradicate sources. >> this is a full court press to reassure the public and the investors in the broad market. we also had from the chief operating officer john lee, he trotted out statistics, really trying to confirm the view the confidence in the a380 is intact. a380 lands and takes off somewhere in the world ever

lamont bradshaw with minute to play. giants rally once again to beat the pats in super bowl 46, 21-17. we'll have much more on the giants super bowl win ahead in sports. for now, back to you, lynn. >>> elsewhere mitt romney hopes to keep his winning streak alive as the republican presidential con tenltders move on from nevada. after a big loss to romney saturday, newt gingrich says he's still charging ahead with his campaign. nbc's brian mooar joining us from washington with the latest. brian, good morning. >> good morning, lynn. the story within the story is that las vegas is still counting caucus votes. with 90% of the voting in, mitt romney has a big win, right around 50%. newt gingrich coming in second with 21. ron paul right behind with 19%. it's not just that mitt romney won. it's how he won. a broad-based coalition of the very conservative, which chips away newt gingrich's argument that he is the conservative candidate. at this point gingrich looking to count up as many delegates he has rather than win a lot of st

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. >> reporter: in southwest baltimore, i'm lamont williams. >> service is expected to be restored by the end of the weekend. >>> a suspected pipe bomb caused quite a square in queen anne's county today. it was found by road crews on kent island. a bomb squad detonated it. it is being investigated. >>> now to developing story, a bizarre twist in the josh powell family tragedy. his family wants him buried near his two young sons who died in the house fire that powell set. jamie costello tells us police are making sure it doesn't happen. >> reporter: we are learning that powell will not be buried in the same cemetery as his days. only days after charlie and braiden powell were killed, in an effort to stop powell from being buried next to his sons, thousands of dollars of donations have poured into the crime stoppers to buy the plots on both sides of the boys. powell's mother released a written statement saying the family had given up a plot tentatively reserved. now we're getting new details about the gru some's moments. powell's body was found with a gas can between his knees. they bel

no more running for lamont terry. he's been held without bond pending further court action in the case. live at the jefferson memorial, i'm pat collins, news4. >>> that does it for "news4 at 5" tonight. stay right there. "news4 at 6" starts right now. >> announcer: and now from washington's leading news station, this is news4 at 6. >> yeardley love's blood alcohol level almost two times the legal limit the night she died. experts say that's not what killed the university of virginia lacrosse player. >>> whitney houston lived her life in the spotlight but her funeral will be a private affair. >>> and tonight, the battle over a person's right to carry a weapon is brewing at starbucks stores nationwide. >> good evening. i'm tim vance. >> i'm wendy rieger. >>> we begin tonight with the battle over the payroll tax cut extension. lawmakers on both sides say they're willing to get a deal done, but, with time winding down, president obama is turning up the pressure as chris clackum reports, he wantss to make sure congress hea

and facebook us and follow me on twitter at marc lamont hill. see you next week.n cells to battle stations. inner conflict. [voice 1] should we, shouldn't we, should we, shouldn't we? [heart] we love each other. why not? [vce 2] girl, we are only 15! [voice 3] we could get pregnant! [voice 4] half of teen pregnancies occur within six months of first sexual intercourse. [heart] but it feels right! [voice 5 one word: aids! [voice 6] not to mention syphilis, gonorrhea... [heart] we don't want to lose him! [voice 7] just tell the truth [voice 8] we love him. [voice 9] but we're not ready. [heart] ok, that makes sense. i want to wait. whoo! [truck playing music] mom, can we get some ice cream? please, mom, please? no, we're having dinner soon. [music playing] you don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent. hold up! there are thousands of children in foster care who will take you just as you are.

just want to announce also that thanks to the efforts of lamont bishop and others, we do have for the kinseys proclamations or certificates of recognition for shirley and bernard kinsey from senator leno's office, is ash asem blipman ma and we have those and had present them to them later in the program. we'd like to now turn to the -- to our presentation by the -- i'm blanking -- the omnira institute, who will perform for us at this point. the mirror institute. ♪ [drumming] ♪ ♪ [applause] [drumming] thank you. omnira institute. they're going to be porping around at a number of locations in black history month. check them out on line too. they do a phenomenal piece of taking frick music and showing parallels in aof -- some of the african-american gospel. when you can sing those two things in tandem and how they relate to each other. columbia of other mentions we have. naomi kelly was with us. purchaser naomi kelly was here. she is approaching reverend dr. amos brown, former supervisor brown, who is also here with us. of course i really would get assassinated if i don't mention commiss

and it's on again, amer and lamont peterson, part two and on my 19th, mandelay bay in vegas. brian? the news edge. back here at 10. the news edge at 11. hope you will be, too. see you. [ female announcer ] more p people are using wireless devices in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum, we can empower more people to innovate, create jobs, and put momentum behind our economy. and a spectrum auction could raise as much as 30 billion dollars to help fund the payroll tax cut. it's simple. more spectrum means more freedom. for everyone.

. >>> police say lamont bennett is the man who robbed a person in suitland, maryland last week for a pair of their nike sneak erption. the release of the rare sneakers caused quite a commotion around the country. managers of the foot locker called off the sale because there were -- they were concerned about court. >>> -- about security. >>> here is a look at some other things making news now. classes are canceled at a suburban cleveland, ohio school after a teenager opened fire on a group of students. the gunman who was not a student at the school shot five students in the cafeteria yesterday morning. one of the victims died. the alleged shooter is in custody. >>> a 12-year-old texas boy is in custody accused of pointing a loaded gun at a classmate while standing in a lunch line. he was upset about comments another student made about a female classmate. two coaches stepped in and held the boy till deputies got to the school. he's expected to be charged with aggravated assault. >>> liberty airport is back open this morning shut down for an hour monday night after a united airlines jet

hall now in boxing i'm a cohen has been given the chance to win back the two well titles he lost to lamont peterson in december khan's count of confirmed that a rematch will take place in las vegas on may the nineteenth he just had won the i.b.s. and w b a light welterweight titles following a controversial points victory over the americans hometown of washington the w b i ordered a rematch elliott this month claiming that what multiple irregularities in the first contest. now if you thought you had three olympic gold medals to your name you might be content to gracefully retire however russia's wrestling champion. t.f. is having none of it he could be in line to appear at a record fifth summer games in london as our correspondent reports. three time olympic champion bull vice our sights already a living legend in russia's republic of dagestan but his achievements have all the potential to become near and reachable if he qualifies and wins at the london games as the thirty seven year old freestyle wrestler prepares for his fifth olympic experience. q what will my actions today whether i ge

. >> and it is on amir kahn and lamont peterson may 19th, mandalay bay in vegas. peterson won a controversial split decision in d.c. on december 10th. we didn't know if there would be a rematch. this will be one in vegas on may 19th. that is a fight everyone will want to see. >>> ladies hoops tonight no. 8 maryland beats clemson 91-61, the terps' 10th straight win over the clemson tigers. i'm dave feldman. brian is back with more of the edge right after this. i'm in a tricky situation here. i'm bidding on a 1979 dukes of hazzard lunchbox, but my auction ends in 15 seconds ! even worse, my buddy's bidding on the same lunchbox. it's airbrushed ! but i've got verizon 4g lte. it's so fast that i can outbid him at the last second. i got it ! yes, i won ! woo hoo ! it's got a thermos ! rely on verizon 4g lte. because only the fastest survive. >>> pretty nice friday ahead but late friday night into saturday could be interesting with temperatures dropping and maybe some wintery mix around, brian. >>> forward, no. 5, he still lives with his mother, carlos boozer. at center

police say lamont bennett pulled a handgun on someone and ran off with their tennis shoes. the release of those sneakers caused a problem around the country including in prince georges plaza. the manager of the foot locker called because they were worried about security problems. >>> tonight two firefighters are still in the burn unit of med star washington hospital center after being badly injured in a wind swept fire in riverdale heights maryland three days ago. altogether seven firefighters were hurt trying to battle the vacant house fire. river dale volunteer fire department chief chuck ryan recalls the moment he was seriously burned in fighting a house fire in northwest d.c. a year ago in april. he says the firefighters recovering from fridays fire will always be reminded of the day that could have taken their lives but they will also remember this. >> the family is and how fast it can all be taken away. every time you go running in a burning building, it doesn't mean you'll come out. >> well fire crews said a car in the driveway lead them to believe somebody may have

indian ocean may have caused the change according to peter to medical a paleoclimatologists at the lamont doherty. observatory in palisades new york the changes in the temperature gradient would have shifted rainfall towards or away from east africa the medical and team of scientists study deep sea sediment cores which represent the last several million years that were drilled across the indian pacific and atlantic oceans the most striking observation was that one site on the eastern indian ocean and another in the western east indian ocean showed temperatures that were comparable all the way up until two million years ago this would have been when the eastern side of africa warmed and the western side cooled causing the cool waters off east africa to have dried out the region after studying the cores the team of scientists ran computer simulations that a race the east and west temperature differences and showed what might have happened if the temperatures were the same along the equator across the indian ocean the result was the simulation of a shutdown of a type of atmospheric circulati

>> i was trying to surprise you guys, but lamont will be here to discuss this in las vegas. i say, road trip. >> yeah! >> yeah, good stuff. >> thank you. >> that's exciting news. >>> home butted -- home brewed coffee makers are being recalled. >>> also, the birth control bill fights on. >>> and we're jazzing it up this morning. the united states air force band is deeing up for big -- are gearing up for big stars. we'll even get a taste of what you can expect. that's a little bit of earth wind and fire for you.  a. >>> there's a lawsuit that catholic -- there's a lawsuit against the sanctity of life. next hour, we're talking with a lawyer representing the network. >>> a consumer alert if you brew coffee at home. more than a million single cup coffee makers are being recalled. the consumer product safety commission says there have been 140 reported incidents and 27 cases of 2nd degree burn. it can burst while brewing. >>> well, that would not be pleasant. >> not a good way to start the day. >>> fun in the sun got more legal in california. an update on a football and f

have to go back very far i mean the british or the russians or whatever the right back to the greeks lamont nichols no one wins that war so they started off on the wrong foot to begin with and then it's occupation you know t. lawrence lawrence of arabia had a essay they wrote in one thousand nine hundred called the algebra of occupation and he said he has six months and after six months. you're going to lose well it's been ten years and we're losing and you know let's pull this a little bit out of afghanistan and kind of talk about the days of you aspect of this whole lot of people pointing to vietnam and iraq and mistakes the u.s. has made time and time again but doesn't seem to be learning from now on the other hand of course even some of the most hardcore critics of the war in iraq say afghanistan is different and was necessary to talk about these sort of conflicting points of view especially on the broader scale here. well there's a tendency for generals not to read history i mean it's sort of standard and i think it's above their pay grade and that's why general should never make decis

the opportunity to speak with you today, to know that other parents and apparently members of the lamonttaken a stance on this and said that we're very uncomfortable with this in our community. i felt very motivated to express my opinions about it as well. >> jody, what is it you want? for him to have to stay indoors the entire time that he's on house arrest? >> well, i mean that sounds very reasonable to me. i mean, i have a very shallow understanding of what the legal system enables someone to do in his situation, but again, given the severity of the crimes he's accused of, i really feel that erring on the side of caution is not that much to ask for. >> something struck me and you said that you had to have a conversation with your children about this. what did you tell them? >> well, you know, given their age, that has to be buffered a great deal, but i guess it's mainly revolved around that one of our neighbors has been accused of hurting children, so you know, you can't talk about the sexual nature of the crimes he is accused of with young children --. >> jo >> jody, has he approache

you know i have to talk about this with mark lamont hill, professor, you were angry with mayweather.i love floyd but he has this wrong. black players don't do this every night. nobody does this every night. over the first six starts, jeremy lin set nba scoring records, him alan iverson, shaq, the numbers speak for themselves, his talent speaks for himself. people are not hyping him he is asian, the guy can ball. he's talented. no one does this every night. >> he's the ultimate story of possibility. you pointed that out. >> i mean this guy didn't get drafted, was playing in the d-league he was sitting on the end of a very bad knicks bench. he was somebody who wasn't expected to succeed. went to harvard, doesn't -- isn't known for producing nba players. this is somebody who doesn't have the pedigree you would expect for a starter on the knicks. this is a guy people thought he was the trainer when he walked in madison square garden and now scoring 38 on kobe bryant. that is the greatest story ever. >> we hear linsanity. an awesome compliment, but marc, we have seen jackie chan of basket

reporter: once down and out and forced to fend for himself as a little boy homeless, 28-year-old lamont make his first $1 million paycheck as the reigning light welterweight champion. >> i just feel blessed. just blessed to be living my dream. >> he's certainly living his dream. we'll have more of peterson's story tomorrow night, 10:00 eastern, and we will meet the boxing champ in person, too. >>> ahead, a man you have to see and meet. we'll introduce you to a doctor who makes his house calls by boat to some of the world's most remote areas for free. he's this week's cnn hero. ♪ newsroom goes indepth, sharing the stories of unique individuals across the country. people who are proud to say "i am america." in addition to asking our 1 million i-reporter, we turned the camera on don lemon. listen as don tells his story. >> i'm don lemon. and this is where i work. i spend more time here than at my home. it's the cnn world headquarters in the south. i grew up in the deep south in baton rouge, louisiana. back in the 1960s and '70s, growing up in baton rouge was pretty much all about black and

i like mark lamont hill. he is fun. but i don't know. i love them all equally, greg.hey are like my children. >> paul provenza. >> he was such a great guest that we didn't want to have him back on for fear he wouldn't live up to the standards. >> he was such a great guest that two of our other guests who fought who would sit next to him. >> we had to split it up. >> we will close things out with a post game wrap up. here, see clips of recent shows at red eye at fox news/red eye. >>> i will see you back here at 5:00 p.m. on "the five" and andy will be doing" the willis report." >> watch me, not him. >> return appearances from