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>> no, pero cuando la vÍ por televisiÓn a su mamÁ, yo lloraba. paÍs, yo creo que es bien importante. ional puntounivisioh@al puntou rusos antes de nosotros. lo que me encanta es siempre el primer capÍtulo del cuento americano. >> llegar y creer que en los estados unidos todo se puede lograr. >> exacto, exacto, y es como una esquinita de manhatan. esto es en las montaÑas allÁ arriba, pero es en donde empezamos. >> y tiene razÓn, porque es algo tÍpicamente americano. el sueÑo americano, que puede sonar muy cursi, pero en los estados unidos funciona. tÚ llegaste a la casa blanca, quÉ fuiste a hacer a la casa blanca? >> me invitaron a cantar, habÍa show de poesÍa y mÚsica, y yo cante. una canciÓn nueva sobre un disco que estoy escribiendo acerca de... que tambiÉn era un inmigrante. la gente no sabe eso, vino a los estados unidos, y pude escribir. tÚ sabes, yo lo convertÍ a rapero. y estoy escribiendo un disco de rap sobre su vida. >> esta es la prÓxima obra, en esto estÁs trabajando, algo totalmente distinto. no tiene nada que ver con hispanos, ni un

ello la mantenía bien >>> y lo estén ahí estudian y llevaba todos las mañanas el colegio >>> es buena mamáoro. plata. y patinaje y bronca univisionp. imp. extraun que cav pide clemencia y dice que todas loaision mañanas lo encuentro e puerta de suion iglesia llora a y pidiendo a dios que re regresen a su niña haf a tienen totalmente aisladaivisio a lass cosa que florino me parece uno derecho que no son ve le regular amgs a el director de univitución de bien estarextraur >>. extr familunivo lo enmp. ex@ mp. ex> maríunugeniaion imp. aan caa0isionp. impibtrasivisioep. vuelto ap. imp. extraunivisionp vivir sin la pequeño que le dion luz a sua. exextraunivisionp. ir isionl ins tulunionp. ih@univisa p.h@univisionp. imp. extratedes@ travisdrp. des. extrperauniv pap ivisioquierp. iextraaberunivisoa univisionp. ih@univisionp. imppo y gracias a su rápido acción la abuelita está sana y salva >>> un caso

lo que dice tu mamá. [ locutora ] honey nut cheerios. vivir sano es vivir feliz.o sabor a chocolate en cada mordida. >> ya estÁ todo listo en colombia para que ese en Él libertad dos secuestrados. uno de ellos lleva mÁs de 12 aÑos en cautiverio, es que tras el hombre que mÁs tiempo ha permanecÍ dos acusado en todo el mundo. >> pero los colombianos, no debemos aplaudir estos gestos al terrorismo. nunca debiÓ secuestrarlos. >> maÑana la misiÓn partirÁ hacia algÚn lugar de la selva a buscar al soldado secuestrado en abril del aÑo pasado. >> aunque se sabe que el cabo serÍa liberado el prÓximo martes, no sabe si tambiÉn serÁn los restros del hÉroe de colombia. >> la senadora confÍa en que muy pronto la familia del uniformado podrÁ sepultarlo. >> con pesar de que no sabemos cuÁndo, tenemos es la que los supuestos van a ser entregados. >> los turistas que cuentan con visa de es dos unidos en a mÉxico sin tramites. el mandatario mexicano dijo que los indicadores de violencia de su paÍs son menores que los de otras naciones. >> brasil, teniendo doble, se lleva la copa del

"estos niños pueden morir asfixiados pues si estan contra el cuerpo de la mama o el papa ytan contra la tela, se le pueden bloquear las vias respiratorias y tambien si estan en un posicion encorbadastro las vias respiratorias" segun la comision de seguridad de productos de consumo, estos modelos representan peligro de asfixia para bebes menores de cuatro meses... pediatras esta bien en todo momento" consumidores pueden contactar a la compaÑia infantino para remplazar los productos... "estos productos fueron vendidos desde enero del 2003 hasta marzo del 2010 en diferentes cadenas de tiendas en todo el pais. en washington, maria rosa lucchini, univision" los consumidores pueden llamar a la compaÑia el distrito de co ya que el presidente obama firmo hoy una declaracion de desastre para esa region, lo que autoriza a la ciudad a que reciba fondos federales por los gastos incurridos... la agencia federal de coordinacion de emergencias fema dijo que mas fondos pueden estar disponibles en los proximos meses... la reserva federalemitio nuevas reglas p

ya entre codazos y patadas alcancé a llegar al cuarto piso dónde estaba con mi mamá, la medicare demedioue largo. >> testimonio de los artistas y beto cuevas es chileno y está con su familia ilia y también anahí y fernando están en hoteles en la capital chilena para retornar a su país que es méxico. >> ya logró salir de chile la cantante colombiana fanny lu que participaba en el fes tiftival viña del mar, al aquí alquiló un automóvil y tomó 2 aviones. >> fue impactante porque nunca había vivido un temblor de esas dimensiones, no se sintió lo que se sintió en concepción pero se sintió muy fuerte. además no para paraba, era como entre la felicidad del festival, acabar ahorita. irme a una fiesta de miranda y entre todo esto como una gran locura como que fue la luz fue caótico y también impresionante. >> fanny lu se puso a disposición del pueblo chileno para ayudar en lo que quiera. >> habla el cantautor chileno que demandó por plagio a wisin & yandel. verán lo que está exigiendo. desde panamá nos amplían. >> >> es considerado el padre del reggeaton y por sus éxis está dispuesto a todo. en e

"estos niños pueden morir asfixiados pues si estan contra el cuerpo de la mama o el papa ystan contra la tela, se le pueden bloquear las vias respiratorias y tambien si estan en una posicion encorbadas dentro respiratorias" segun la comision de seguridad de oductos de consumo, e modelos representan peligro de asfixia para bebes menores de cuatro meses... pediatras dicen que en estos casos, los bebes son tan pequeÑos para poder protegerse por ellos mismos... "no tiene la misma fuerza, no tiene el poder de su cuello para mover, entonces el problema en uno deesos casos, el bebe esta muy profundo y hay como el cubierto de la blanqueta que esta cubriendo un poco de la cara" paola dice que prefirio comprar otros productos para transportar a su bebe que segun ella, parecen mas seguros... "mas seguros los que quedan ellos paraditos, como que si lo estan viendolo a uno y me parecio mejor eso, mas seguro" cual sea el producto de bebes que utilice, supervision es la primera linea de "si tiene otro tipo de cargadores es importante que v

mary ellen: g'night mama. g'night erin. elizabeth: g'night john boy. jim bob: g'night grandpa. elizabeth: g'night ben. jim bob:'night. elizabeth: g'night jim bob. jim bob: g'night everybody, grandpa: g'night everybody. jim bob: g'night daddy. vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. i make my efforts count... so i switched to the freestyle promise® program... a unique program that gives me... the support i need, free. free access to a certified diabetes educator... so i can ask about diet and the insulin i use. i got a free meter. and test strip discounts. so i can spend more on what i really want. i count on the freestyle promise® program. make it count for you! only the freestyle program gives you discounts, support, and more. enroll today. >> welcome back. all is quiet on this thursday morning. it will get a little cloudy as the head into the day. it is chilly right now. 41 degrees at the airport. it should warm up pretty quickly. it will be cloudy around 4:00. the rain should come in after 6:00. we will check the forecast for the weekend in a few moments. >> miscar

reportera: su papa murio de complicaciones por diabetes...su mama y su hijo sufren de la enfermedad... y por mas de cinco aÑos, juana ha estado al borde de ser diabetica... "hemos cambiado a comer por ejemplo mas sano, mas ensaladas, mas verduras, eliminar fritos, tenemos que hacer mas actividad fisica, caminar mas" reportera: se estima que el once por ciento de los latinos sufren de diabetes...y la condicion estaria no solamente afectando a personas mayores de 40-aÑos, sino tambien a niÑos y adolescentes... "cuando nuestra gente viene a aqui a este pais, sus habitos alimenticios cambian totalmente, entonces se descuidan mucho, se vuelven obesos" reportera: estas promotoras de salud son parte de los esfuerzos de la clinica del pueblo en washington dc para informar a los latinos sobre esta mortal enfermedad... "mucha gente no esta bien informada acerca de lo que es la diabetes, no tienen informacion cuales los riesgos y principalmente no saben cuales son los

dentro de su inocencia su hermanita de cinco aÑos guvre tiene una condiciÓn especial, espera que su mamÁotros no somos criminales. somos trabajadores. venimos a trabajar honradamente. >> asÍ tambiÉn piensa marÍa, cuyo nombre estaba en la lista de 51 personas delatadas por trabajar con documentos falsos en estos restaurantes. >> yo le dije: tengo 14 aÑos en este paÍs. tengo 4 hijos ciudadanos americanos. yo no mato, yo no robo. yo lo Único que he hecho es trabajar honradamente. >> mÁs que eso, lo que le valiÓ es que no tenÍa con quiÉn dejar a sus hijos pequeÑos. sin embargo, tiene una orden para reportarse maÑana. algo que la llena de tristeza y coraje a su hija mayor. >> me da miedo. tengo... me pongo asÍ como quiero pegar algo. me enojo yo feo. porque... como dijo barack obama que iba a.. nosotros por eso los mexicanos votaron por Él. >> dijo que estas historias no le conmueven ya que sÓlo cumple con su deber. y que en estas consecuencias deberÍan pensar sus padres antes de vedir venir a este paÍs de manera ilegal. >> en otros temas, el presidente de estados unidos barack obama realizÓ

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you know, the kids go to bed, it's mama's time. >> larry: how did you stop? >> sit on the couch, watch "celebrity rehab." >> larry: how did you stop? >> i think for me i knew it was a problem for, you know, a while. it kind of gnaws on you. you get that voice in your head telling you, you know, this is a lot of wine to be drinking every night. can't be good for me. can't be good for my liver. you know, there came a point where i had this -- i really feel like there was a crack in the window where i woke up one morning on my couch and i was really hung over. i had a fight with my husband the night before which i couldn't remember. and i thought, you know, i have to stop. like, i just made a decision right then and there i needed help. >> larry: have you been accused of glamorizing drinking? >> oh, yeah. >> larry: mother style? >> yeah. >> larry: how do you answer that? >> i think if you're not an alcoholic i don't think there's a reason you shouldn't drink. just because you're around your kids -- i mean, i take issue with the fact that people say, you know, we

my mama always say you want the most high to talk to you, you got to be in a quiet place and i was ine library class at the time my brother was shot and i heard him. when i found out, i went be serk. >> ery as a we seen ben on the floor by himself. that's what brothers do. >> they weren't supposed to. i don't like to talk about that but they had to see him. >> they was telling us that he's in stable condition and kenny allen pulled the sheet back and we saw him. we had to see him and we knew he was gone. >> reporter: early the next morning the day his senior season was supposed to start ben wilson was pronounced dead at the age of just 17. even president ronald reagan called the family to offer h is dead. >> involved in extraordinary young man. >> he was gunned down. >> it's not how long you live. but how well you live. >> then i seen my brother in that casket. oh, tried to wake him up like man, you ain't dead. get up, man. get up. get up. you ain't dead. get up. then seeing those two guys who did it. >> did you know ben wilson? did you know him? >> reporter: after the shooting cousin

. >> pasa muchas veces que dejan a los niÑos en las escuelas y sale la mamÁ sin la cartera y dÓnde estÁmÉxico. >> facilito porque lo cruzan a la frontera. >> san diego, texas, california, las vegas nÚmero uno. >> de verdad, las vegas! >> y a quiÉn le roban mÁs el auto. al hombre o a la mujer. >> no te metas! >> oficialmente no hay una cosa... que... [risas] tengo mis opiniones. [risas] >> se la reserva! >> de verdad, porque eso es importante para nuestra comunidad, son los hombres o las mujeres? >> yo creo las mujeres. >> somos mÁs distraÍdas. es muy importante porque entre la bolsa, los niÑos, las compras. >> todo, todo. >> se te olvida. cuÁl es el sistema de seguridad que ustedes recomiendan? >> y lo mejor es invertir en la alarma para el carro, cualquier cosa que sea difÍcil el trabajo al ladrÓn. cosas que... >> hay un sistema que no es la marca ni promociÓn pero que es un dispositivo satelital que puede decirte si te roban el auto dÓnde estÁ el auto. >> hay varias compaÑÍas que tienen ese sistema, por ejemplo, lock jak. la policÍa lo usa mucho. y tambiÉn el (...) que es tipo g p s.

mary ellen: g'night mama. g'night erin. elizabeth: g'night john boy. jim bob: g'night grandpa.beth: g'night ben. jim bob:'night. elizabeth: g'night jim bob. jim bob: g'night everybody, grandpa: g'night everybody. jim bob: g'night daddy. vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more.

. ♪ ♪ go on and help yourself but just don't take mama may have and papa may have but god bless the childavis: first of all, i'm stuttering. i don't care how many times i hear that song, it makes me tear up every time i hear it. the lyrics on that song is -- and you put something on it, too. >> well, you know what, when billie wrote that song, and that's one of the two full compositions that she wrote. the other one is fun and mellow. every time i hear that song i feel like it should be a spiritual. you know, it should be part of our black anthem, you know? and the fact that she's speaking about the importance of taking care of one's self and standing up for one's self, she as a -- she was a visionary of a woman. i love to do that song, and i have to take it to church. tavis: yeah. >> i have to. that's how it has always spoken to me. tavis: it may not be a spiritual, but it is spiritual at its core. >> absolutely. tavis: i'm so glad you did it, but why this project, and why now? >> the story is long, and let me see if i can do a kind of shortened version for you, tavis. this c.d. was part

i hope you are being good girls for mama. night night. sleep tight.t the bed bugs bite. >> reporter: a dad and his kids united through reading. roger o'neal, nbc news, norfolk. >>> that's our broadcast for this monday night. thank you, as always, for being here with us as we start off a new week. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

he wouldn't get until much later. ...andy, can mama have the yellow one? ...can you read this one?state's that? >> andy: florida. >> kelly: what's the capital? >> andy: tallahassee. >> kelly: good. >> andy: tallahassee. >> kelly: what state's this, right here? >> andy: texas. >> kelly: what's the capital? >> andy: austin. >> kelly: good, what's this one way over here? can you read that one? >> andy: california. sacramento! >> kelly: some people see andy and they say "wow," you know, "he must be a genius" or you know, "he's just special," and i always say "no, these videos really just gave him that boost and i think that any child could do this." >> andy, reading: i love learning about polygons like quadrilaterals, parallelograms and trapezoids. >> his pre-school has told me that he's reading at a third-grade level at two and a half. he seems to be very proud of himself to be able to do that. ...where's the c-e-i-l-i-n-g? good. [♪...] [wheels skidding as plane lands] >> now, i'm not a scientist, i have not done research, i don't have a ph.d in childhood education, but i can definite

. >> mama, i'm being honest, okay? >> i know. i know. he said he can tell by your look in your eyes that you had nothing to do with that, but he's afraid that you might have overheard something or something. >> well, if he gets me out i can talk to him. that's all i'm saying. >> okay. all right. sounds good to me. >> you think he's going to do it in. >> yeah, i know he's going to do it. >> okay. i'm not crazy. i know what this man told us. do you think he would have got me a car if he wasn't being honest? >> you're right. you're right. >>> and tonight, live to california. the mystery surrounding the sudden disappearance of an entire family. >>> joseph and summer mcstay mysteriously disappeared two weeks ago with their children. 5-year-old and 3-year-old. the couple was last heard from on february 4th. on the 6th both of their cell phones died. then on the 8th their isuzu trooper was found two blocks from the mexican border. >> brother can't find them. police are called. they go into the house, finds something that prompts them to call ho

what happened to mama? could she have washed up under a bridge? >> good question. out to paul pinzone, director of prevention programs at childhelp.org. you were a former sergeant with the police department, a big police department. what do you make of it, paul? >> well, it sounds like the law enforcement there is really doing everything with the resources they have to stay on top of us. i mmend them for those efforts. just them talking through all processes. it's a big search. what sticks th me, your first caller talked about why didn't somebody notice something? it's obvious there was some type of impairment. the theme is, it takes a village to raise a child. you can never be on the side of being too cautious when you're looking out for a child. something t of an ordinary, make a call, let law enforcement look into it. no one is to blame right now. god forbid, if somebody called earlier and maybe got her before this occurred they could have saved a life. >> i am just sick about it. i'm sick about it. everyone, we're taking your calls live, it's just been confirme

as the chairman, it was pointed out that if mama is not happy, nobody is happy.amily readiness today equis to military readiness put a whole families feelmá%y@ and we real of section 654 that will have an a direct impact on military culture. tied closely to military family readyness and culture is the issue of eligibility of benefits. specifically mr. murphy's fwoil reappeal section 654 would not require dependant benefits to be required if such should be in violation of defense of marriage act. such prohibition would extend to any benefit such as veteran's benefits for which married military spouses or dependants or survivors are eligible. knowing that family readiness is a major factory in maintaining the all-volunteer force he asked for a limitation on benefits created by the defendant of marriage acts. ms of its effects on cohesion, morrell, could order and discipline. enactment of this limitation creates a wide diversity of situations. how would this affect family readiness, morrell, and cohesion. to successfully repeal section 654 in a matter -- in a matter

my mama always say you want the most high to talk to you, you got to be in a quiet place and i was ine library class at the time my brother was shot and i heard him. when i found out, i went be serk. >> fo ery as a we seen ben on the floor by himself. that's what brothers do. >> they weren't supposed to. i don't like to talk about that but they had to see him. >> they was telling us that he's in stable condition and kenny allen pulled the sheet back and we saw him. we had to see him and we knew he was gone. >> reporter: early the next morning the day his senior season was supposed to start ben wilson was pronounced dead at the age of just 17. even president ronald reagan called the family to offer h is dead. >> involved in extraordinary young man. >> he was gunned down. >> it's not how long you live. but how well you live. >> then i seen my brother in that casket. oh, tried to wake him up like man, you ain't dead. get up, man. get up. get up. you ain't dead. get up. then seeing those two guys who did it. >> did you know ben wilson? did you know him? >> reporter: after the shooting cou

. >> i mean, i still love him, mama. >> huh? >> i still love him. >> i know you do, baby. >> i wish i had powers, man. i would be like, poo poof out this place. >> you can ask everybody in the cell block right now. everybody in this block knows i think about her all the time, that i talk about her all the time. >> in this letter that i'm writing you there's parts in it that's for you and parts of of it that's for dad. >> i cry all the time about haleigh, pray all the time about haleigh. >> yeah-e know. >> so they can all kiss my ass. >> i want to start a letter tonight for you guys. start writing you tonight. going to write timmy. as soon as i get his address. can send him a thing. i'm going to write nanny and you and mom and nanny and timmy. >> i'm not no drug dealer. you know? i'm nothing like that. they can kiss my [ muted ] about that. >> we are taking your calls live. out to andy in arkansas. hi, andy. >> caller: hi, nancy. we love you here in arkansas. >> well, thank you very much. and thank you for calling in. what's your

. >> hey, mama, what are you doing? >> nothing. just got done talking to misty. she wants me to talk to leonard and tell him to get you all out. she's real upset. you know what today is, don't you in. >> i know what today is. >> she's real upset up in there. >> i wish they'd let me see her, man. i miss my sister. i love her. >> i don't care if nancy grace and news and everybody else knows what we're talking about because i know my kids are innocent. >> i had nothing to do with none of that crap. i'm put in the middle of it because of sorry ass detectives. >> yep, that's all it is. fishing and fishing. if they'd get -- >> she's going to be locked up when she's 18. they told me that out of their own mouth. >> that's exactly what they've done. >> i talked to a dude in here a day. he was putnam county jail a while back. remember what ronald told us about the mexicans? i didn't say nothing to him about it. he said he heard from somebody in the putnam county jail that the mexicans out of crescent city had her. >> that's why i think misty's telling, tom, i swear to god.

>> "mama's family." >> larry: you've had an extraordinarily successful career in a business that cantough to be successful in. >> when they say, when you reach a certain age, women can't get a job, i hope they don't discover -- you have an anniversary coming up soon? >> larry: june 1st, 25 years. it's the longest running show starting at the same time on the same network, hosted by the same person. >> oh, congratulations, larry, that's wonderful. >> larry: if you tell me i'm going to be 88 i'll take it. >> okay. >> larry: did you ever think you'd be 88? >> i think i learned at my mother's knee, we never thought age. everybody else is so age conscious, but you go for a long time not wanting anybody to know how old you are, and then you pass a breaking point where then you brag about it. but i just don't think -- it's my health and my energy that i'm so blessed with, and so grateful for that i'm busy being grateful for that, rather than being worried about how old i am? >> what do you do with your romantic urges? >> i have a golden retriever, but in a nice way. no, i'm an incredible ro

mary ellen: g'night mama. g'night erin. elizabeth: g'night john boy. jim bob: g'night grandpa. elizabeth: g'night ben. m bob:'night. elizabeth: g'night jim bob. jim bob: g'night everybody, grandpa: g'night everybody. @y jim bob: g'night daddy. vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. whatever your business card says, you're in the business of you. and only you know where you want that business to go. devry university's keller graduate school of management... offers 15 different mba concentrations, designed to match both the realities... of today's business world and your career ambitions. 85 locations nationwide and online. discover how to grow the business of you... at keller.edu. >> a wise person once said the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. by that definition the american people are insane because we reelect the same clowns over and over again and expect that this time it's going to be different. this time they'll do right by us. here's another sign of what low regard we hold the congress in. a new

i was a mama's boy. >> if only she was around in ireland with me. >> jimmy: she'd totally get your back that big? >> yeah, they do. it's huge. and in new england, too. but, although, it's kind of like every friday night for us. so what's the fuss? [ laughter ] it's like a friday night at the pubs. it's swimming with vomit. >> jimmy: i actually got a couple pints for us here so we can -- [ cheers and applause ] >> beautiful. >> jimmy: ice cold. cheers. happy st. patrick's day, everybody. >> st. paddy's day, everybody. >> jimmy: nothing like drinking at work. >> that is beautiful. >> jimmy: yeah. you know, they crack an egg in that back in ireland, and it's a meal. pretty much. >> jimmy: no, do they really? so where are my eggs? >> we could have some eggs -- >> jimmy: you crack an egg, like, a raw egg? >> yeah, a raw egg, bit of vitamin, start work. >> jimmy: no. >> yeah, that's what -- i've seen at the pubs. >> jimmy: you ever drink -- for work before, during work? >> one time i did a play at the royal court in london. and it was a play that took place in a pub. and one night, we thought

y derrepente te levantas un dia y ces: oh, dios, tengo los brasos de mi mama! y...reales. le diremos porque. unimportante universidad reporta que los ejercicios de airclimber queman mas calorias que el yoga, las caminatas y bicicleta estacionaria. losupero a todos con un predio de aproximadamente 50calorias por hora. reportando unas increibles 950 calorias cada vez. >> el sistema airclimber le ayudara a obtener resultados rapidamente. aqui esta la prueba. miren a este hombre, y esta mujeo grandes que eran sus pantalones. escuche, si usten no pierdehastn 10ias con el airclimber, devuelvalo-- le regresaremos todo su dinero. >> cuame subi alirclimber por primera vez y despues de haber perdido en 10 dias, 11 libras y media, estaba extasiado de haber perdido todo ese pesoan rapido... es mas de una libra por dia. >> en los primeros 10 dias perdi 10 libras y seis pulgadas. estaba completamente sorprendida colos resultados... no hay nada como el airclimber. >> y el airclimber llega completamente ensamblado, sitornillas ni tuercas que instalar... obrve, solo saquelo de la ca

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my mama cooks. >> has she ever had a cake fall? >> i don't think so. she will say today is not a good dato cook because of the temperature. we just get yelled at for sticking our finger in the cake batter. always got in trouble for that. on the road, lane are open with no accidents to report if you are traveling 395 northbound coming across the 1th street bridge. no accidents to report, just volume delays to accompany. if you are traveling inbound this morning leaving industry antitowards the beltway, you will find that the lane are open as you continue eastbound toward nutley street an over towards 495. no incidents to report right new on the beltway traveling through tyson's area and you will find lanes are open on the inner loop leaving braddock road headed up towards the dulles toll road. as you travel from university boulevard ntinuing around towards georgia avenue. no accidents to report southbound along 29 as you travel out of the white oak and 29 is still good to go leaving laurel headed down towards the beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 on

my mama always say you want the most high to talk to you, you got to be in a quiet place and i was in the library class at the time my brother was shot and i heard him. when i found out, i went be serk. >> fo ery as a we seen ben on the floor by himself. that's what brothers do. him. we had to see him and we knew he was gone. >> reporter: early the next morning the day his senior season was supposed to start ben wilson was pronounced dead at the age of just 17. even president ronald reagan called the family to offer h is dead. >> involved in extraordinary young man. >> he was gunned down. >> it's not how long you live. but how well you live. >> then i seen my brother in that casket. oh, tried to wake him up like man, you ain't dead. get up, man. get up. get up. you ain't dead. get up. then seeing those two guys who did it. >> did you know ben wilson? did you know him? >> reporter: after the shooting cousins billy moore and omar dixon were taken into custody charged with murder and attempted robbery. moore was later sentenced to 40 years for pulling the trigger and dixon 30 years as hi

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