marion barry was on the phone a lot from the hospital making calls. obviously, the law does not allow him to cast votes. so he will not be participating, but he says he is lobbying on those issues that he considers to be important. he's on the education committee, finance and revenue, health and human resources, so he is in the ears of the other council members. he supported the marijuana decriminalization bill, which gets some 5,000 african americans arrested each year. he is active. he is very active in this race for mayor. he's not prepared to say who he likes or what he has been doing. vincent gray was here for some five hours at one point talking to marion barry. >> all right, bruce johnson live for us from the national rehabilitation hospital in northwest. thank you. >>> president obama calling on congress to follow the lead of several states and raise the minimum wage. he made his latest pitch during a visit to connecticut. boost the minimum wage from $7.25 to $10.10. >> just passing this bill would help not only minimum wage workers, it would

so what kind of patient's is marion barry? >> you're also a complex person both med lick and otherwise. >> reporter: it's not unusual for barry to give a press conference from the hospital. back in 1997 when he was shot by muslims in the billing he gave a from his room. >> i guess god gave me a certain amount of courage, resilience, you know, and nine lives. i think i have add moed more li since then. >> nine lives indeed. now, many people may not recall that marion barry was shot. he also has survived prostate cancer, a kidney trance plant, and he suffers from diabetes. marion says he's looking forward to going back to work. will not give a time line when that will happen but says he will finish out the remaining two years on his current term. reporting live from medstar national rehab center. >>> the temperatures are still unseasonably cool for this time of year. let's go to doug who's monitoring yet another storm that could have an impact. >> could you believe it as we head toward the wecht? >> yeah, guys, it's another stor

these are some examples of books from marion county and photographs of st. paul's catholic church and photographs of old pioneer homes and some early photographs of the shema what indian school that is located just to the north of salem. we are really fortunate to have the collection of ben maxwell. currently it's called the q. laurel collection and hugh was a library tractor from 1939 to 1972 and a personal friend of ben maxwell. i think what makes ben maxwell's work so unique is that not only technically was he a journalist and a photographer but his work as a historian brings a lot of the history alive not only in the contemporary things he saw and experienced but his ability to jot together a lot of things that were still around in salem and bring them to us in a way that we can understand how life was. >> you honeywood winery started in december 1933 the day after prohibition ended. we are number 26 so that means 25 signed up before us. we are the only ones in business today. oregon has a rich history actually for the wine industry but like i said we ar

the last time they started to meet an eerie marion says the husband claimed he'd rather that dosen't mind a monster in syria. they returned to france. time now for good schools increased administrative seat is the fourth is her arrested several patients sizzling anti government rallies in the capital caracas on to take the session one people died in a day to six weeks of student led demonstrations. anger against the seventy s made in house think you'll like soaring crime rates hyperinflation and a shortage of things the kids. you mentioned oil tank it sees the return flight un force is often a good loyal to rebel helpful to leave the house don't have a captive to the px to deceive the morning to a time where we think i'll like this. a self written that maybe it was the conduit trees from seed and poops the spanish capital madrid was the scene of clashes on sunday they need to conceal their teeth princess which attracted hundreds of thousands some of the lead track from the fourth quarter as of the country. thousands of police officers and a sense of what we did seventeen people dress

thank you marion and thank you all for coming.it's such an honor to be here with all of you tonight. in public health, we have learned that every society faces the health threats that are distinct political and economic arrangements made. for the united states and increasingly the whole world that threat comes from chronic diseases and injuries and just a few numbers tell the story. chronic diseases cause seven out of 3010 deaths in united states and 49% of americans have one or more chronic diseases which account for three out of every $4 we spend on health care. that's nearly $7900 a year for every american with chronic disease. by 2030 chronic disease such as heart disease cancer stroke and diabetes will cause more than three-quarters of all of deaths in the world and their cost of the world economy over the next two decades is estimated at ortous $7 trillion, trillion. injuries are the other leading cause of death and disability both in the u.s. and globally and especially for young people. global -- local crash tests are prot

he'll get the endorsement from ward 8 councilman, marion barry. >> the gray campaign produced a picture of the former four-term barry over the weekend. it's unclear how much campaigning barry will do. he's been ill and hospitalized for much the year. but barry appears intent on stopping bowser, the ward 4 council member. >> we are gaining momentum. we are exactly where we want to be. >> bowser supporters say her ahead of mayor gray. prior to jeff thompson's allegations. bowser trailed gray by 8 points, who is well ahead of other challengers. >> we've been in a race for a year and we have always offered voters a clean, fresh start in the mayor's office. >> tommy wells picked up the police and fire union endorsements and the nod from the national organization for women. >> after tz jeffrey thompson plea deal, that we know something happened with the mayor and so now this election is anybody's guess. >> no one is counting mayor gray out in the april 1 primary. his 25 to 28% appears to have held despite jeff thompson's allegations. that is according to one source with the poll. the same pol

the marion star reported on monday only six of the 26 obamacare plans in marion county have marion general hospital. again, the only hospital in marion county in network. and, finally, the newark advocate report only six of the 26 obamacare exchange plans in lincoln county consider the only hospital in lincoln county, lincoln memorial, to be in network. that means that three quarters of the exchange insurance plans in these counties don't have access to county residents to the only hospital, and hundreds of doctors in network. because many of my constituents now are facing the choice of being in network and having to travel out of the county, maybe 100 miles to a hospital, and are now losing doctors if they had, these are people that insurance and now have been forced to go into the exchanges, and an account in which which they reside they can't even go to the hospital but this is a problem just beginning. we spoke to a lady in the office yesterday, a central ohio when he wanted me to give your name. her name is calling. she had health care. she is one of the 4 million in the exchange and

marion works very hard on some of these things, and as consumers we can make our voices known by what we buy but we talk to and how we advocate. expanding access to healthy choices. one of the things that a values-based investors do is not only look at the companies they buy in their stock portfolio, but also start to look at to whom they lend money. and so, for example, in many, many urban neighborhoods where there are food deserts, there are more and more companies, there are more and more investors particularly in the community in which i work that are aggregating money to fund high quality agribusiness, to find nutritional stores, to fund all kinds of development i think in detroit the city of detroit which is my hometown, you see particular emphasis their, and then finally, and this is something that is very familiar to the public health community, labeling. how our products labeled? how easy are they to decode? if you're going to make the argument that we're in the business of consumer choice and someone wants to buy a soda and what did like 47,000 ounces of it in one cup, we sh

he'll get the endorsement from ward 8 councilman, marion barry. the gray campaign produced a picture of the four-term barry. it's unclear just how much campaigning barry will actually do. he has been ill and hospitalized for much of the year. but barry appears intent on stopping bowser, the ward 4 council member. >> we are gaining momentum. >> bowser's supporters say their own recent polls show her now ahead of mayor gray, no one will make that poll available. prior to jeff thompson's allegations, boiseer trailed gray by 8 points, but well ahead of other challengers. >> well, you know, bruce, we've been in this race for a year and we have always offered voters a clean, fresh start in the mayor's office. >> tommy wells picked up the police and fire union endorsements and the nod from the national organization for women. >> after the jeffrey thompson plea deal that we know that something happened with the mayor and so now this election is anybody's guess. >> no one is counting mayor gray out in the april 1 primary. his 25 to 28% appears to have held

wendy felton 16 from marion, indiana. michelle dewy in indianapolis, indiana. all of these cases went unsolved. officials believe only one man knew what happened. >> we knew he was responsible for several deaths. >> to get answers it would take a risky, unusual plan. send a convicted drug dealer under cover into a dangerous prison to de -- befriend an alleged serial killer. >> i'm not a hunter. >> at stakes. >> peace for grieving families. >> you want to find her. you want to bring her home and you can't. >> and one man's freedom. >> they don't just turn around and give out candy and say you're free to go. i went through hell and back. >>> early each day donna greets her daughter tricia. >> i say hello to this picture every morning. i say good morning every morning. i look at that and i can hear her say, hi, mom. >> tricia was kind hearted and smart. >> as a child, says father, gary, tricia lit up a room. >> she would sometimes just come into the room and spread her arms apart and say tada. >> they brought her here to marion, indiana to attend this small christ

councilmember marion barry is at home tonight after more than a month in hospitals. the former d.c. mayor left an inpatient rehab center where he has been treated for a blood infection. when he will say return to work. he made it clear that he will serve the remainder of his term. i was never coming to raise -- about to die. today's release was sort of an early earth day present. tomorrow he celebrates his 70th birthday. suv crashesign? an into the ocean. you will hear from the rescuers into the ocean. you will hear from the rescuers ♪ see what's new at projectluna.com story out of florida. a pregnant woman drove her van into the ocean with three children on board. luckily, lifeguards rushed into the waves to save them. tonight, police reveal that there were warning signs that there was something wrong. is a stunning scene in daytona beach, florida. a minivan being pulled out to see. even more terrifying was the screams of three children inside the vehicle. >> watch as onlookers and lifeguards run to the rescue. the surf is so strong that it threatens to pull them all out into the w

mayor marion is weighing in on the upcoming election for mayor. he says that he is not sure mayor vincent gray can win reelection. he said that the recent scandal involving the shadow campaign detracted from a lot of the good things that vincent gray did will stop -- did. a stunning new admission from target. the company says that it saw early signs of decisions -- suspicious activity. it security team in india received alerts. they passed along to the home office of the company. at that time, targeted not follow up immediately. new trouble for chris brown tonight. why police pulled him out of rehab and put him into jail. was there a cockpit struggle? new details about flight 370. all next in a live report. new de[ female announcer ]70. business travel isn't just abouthe going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging, do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. >> you are watching abc seven news at side. >> investigators are searching for that missing jet. there's a possibi

marion works hard in the wings.ms consumers, we can make our voices known by what we buy, who we talked to him how he advocate. expanding access to healthy choices. one of 50 that values-based investors to you is not only look at the come in if they pioneer stock or folio, but also start to look at to whom they lend money. so for example, in many, many urban neighborhoods where there are food deserts, there are more and more and testers particularly in the community in which i work better after getting money to fund high-quality agribusiness and to fund all kinds of development. my hometown is the particular emphasis there. finally, this is sent to admin is very familiar to the public health community. labeling. how are products labeled? how easy are they to decode? if you're going to make the argument we are in the business of consumer choice and that somebody wants a soda and 47,000 ounces in one cup, we should at least help them make the decisions. good front to package labeling, things like the healthy heart che

. >> marion airey released from the hospital. he has been undergoing treatment for a blood infection since being hospitalized february 10. infections are tougher for him to fight off since the kidney transplant five years ago. >> that blood infection knocked me for a loop. i will put my health of the top of the agenda because i will not be here forever. while i am here, i want to be healthy. >> this comes one day before his 78th birthday. >> video from prince george's county where an suv has bashed into a pizza restaurant. hole at the corner branch avenue and curtis drive. took rescue crews about 15 minutes to free the driver of the vehicle. he was seriously injured but expected to survive. no one inside the restaurant was hurt. all of the snow and ice is wrapping up a big bill. an analysis by the news partners hasd in virginia, vdot spent $156 million on snow removal memorial day double the 60 $3 million budget. in maryland, the state highway administration has nearly tripled the budget. the budget was 6.2 million. all of the ag

. >> donna and garry brought tricia here to marion, indiana, to attend this small christian college. one spring evening in 1993, tricia left her dorm room for a walk. on march 29th around 8:00 at night, tricia reitler came here to this shopping center. she bought a soda and a magazine and started walking back to campus. but then, she disappeared. >> phone call came a little bit after midnight and the voice on the other side of the phone said, "do you know where your daughter is?" >> 19-year-old tricia lynn reitler was seen at 8:00 on monday night. >> trisha's disappearance rocked the community and devastated her parents. >> whoever is responsible, we will never know. what they have taken away from us. >> trisha's mother made a desperate appeal to tricia on "the jerry springer show." >> hang in there and know we love you and we're doing everything we can to find you. >> despite huge media coverage and their pleas for answers, none ever came. >> it's like she just vanished into thin air. >> tricia was never found. >> young college students, they need to be aware. >> kristen zoeller was

marion barry campaigned today with the vincent gray. he is running for reelection.campaign released this picture showing of these men out and about. got him out of the house and he loved it. early voting in the democratic primary for d c begins on monday. you have another reason to slow down. learn aware a speed camera -- where a speed camera is back up after being taken down. and more on the deadly gas explosion in a harlem. a familiar guest of the tonight show. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. killing thesed of mother of his children and kidnapping one of his daughters has been returned to maryland. timothy virts is accused of joling his -- bobbie cortez. found ais daughter was day later. he will be held in the detention center without bail. downed camera taken it earlier this year for violating the maryland law is back online. it is on brinkley road near saint barnabas road. prince george's county police took it down in january after officers found they never advertised the location in a newspaper which is required by law. didle who paid tic

mayor and ward 8 councilman marion barry plans to slow his support behind vincent gray. >>> let's get more on this raw weather day. >> showers off and on for a good portion of the day. you have plans for the middle of the day into afternoon, especially metro east will be damp and nasty. 38 at 11:00. east, northeast winds not too strong, about 6 miles an hour. we'll see some areas near 10 with temperatures low to perhaps mid-40s before the day is over. but it's going to abslow climb there. here's our winter weather advisory west. it's mainly for those areas above a thousand feet until 11:00 unless it gets canceled earlier. frederick maryland, loudoun, northern fauquier west seeing that winter weather advisory with temperatures this morning which are sitting still mostly above freezing. it is 34 gaithersburg. 38 d.c. here's the moisture we're watching and it will be increasing over the next few hours. here comes monika with a look at same staver traffic. >>> -- timesaver traffic. >>> at 6:00 is when it all begins to happen but this morning is a little different. we've got good news comi

another austrian, marion mapp three -- .3int -- seconds off. three times in a row she won the title. it was double for austria as an -- the 24-year-old -- wrapped up the oversight she would claim her second crystal globe of the season. she was the second fastest on the first run. ahead of her, nearest challenger jessica. from sweden. medalists in sochi, last month plus video, to add to her collection. came in second of the day of the swiss venue, point 25 seconds slower than her compatriot's time. ,he head of the final day 14-point advantage. she finished third in the final race of the season. >> hello and welcome to today's web news, where we will take a look at some of these stories nicking headlines. coming up on today's show, unusually high levels of pollution in the french -- and france. of europeanation air traffic on a summer day. scores of parisians have taken to wearing protective masks over the past few days as unusually high levels of pollution hit the french capital. they will share their accounts of the coming crisis on social netw

todays meeting is adjourned in the [inaudible] on behalf of marion sullivan. supervisor ovlose for mrs. mausha [inaudible] supervisor coen had for dorses j [inaudible] supervisor wiener for blake with a ross. [inaudible] edward [inaudible] >> madam clerk is there anymore business for the board >> that's concludes the business. >> at this time the meeting is adjourned. >>> >> >> >> february 27, 2014, >> good afternoon and welcome to the meeting of the city and school district committee. i'm joined by supervisor mark alvarez and farrell and sandra feuer who will now join our community for 2014. i would like to that have sf gov. tv. san francisco television and our clerk mr. derek evans. mr. clerk are there any announcements? city clerk: yes. please silence all electronic devices. >> thank you. commissioner mendoza did let us know she is sick. may i entertain a motion to excuse commissioner mendoza mcdonnell and we'll do that without opposition. mr. clerk, please call the first item. item 1: agenda1401421.[hearing - update on the 2012 supplemental appropriation t

first letter comes from marion von geese.se the mainstream media has joined the cable outlets in covering the missing airliner. in nine days more coverage on this than the coverage of benghazi. very true marion. that's a very simple why. >> more coverage on this than benghazi. cnn has been wall-to-wall coverage. i have watched them straight for the past four hours. today we had breaking news on this. big potential breaking news. you could see that they would cover it more. one report in four hours and it lasted about one minute that was not related to the airplane. >> is that right? four hours. >> just so you didn't have to do it. numbing, i wouldn't do it anyway. i'm offended by the whole thing. letter number two comes from david, royale, i'm mad because you and other fox news programs keep bringing up hillary clinton, the presidential campaign is more than two years distant. that's not true. heather? >> they usually announce about a year and a half out so that puts us june 2015. they have to raise so much darn money. >> how

second quarter, shawn marion on the drive, swatted buying dal-- iguodala.he play of the night, despite crawford's 19 off the bench. warriors win big. >>> sharks and maple leafs. andrew luck taking in this one. brett burns the steal, spins and fires top shelf. 18th of the season. sharks lead 2-1. middle of the second, tommy wingle scores off the deflection, his 15th. and how about a night for the night. sharks win 6-2. yes, there was baseball today, giants and reds. buster posey getting busy. giants down three until posey goes to left center, his first of the spring. ties the game. a frame later, posey down the left field line plating hudson. four rbi day for posey. giants win 8-5. more news coming up after the break. is this flu shot necessary? it keeps you healthy during flu season. but does it hurt? nah. plus you get a really sweet bandaid! anything else i should know? here's a thought, try scoring more points on the other team. okay. even a warrior can get sick. kaiser permanente reminds you to get your flu shot this season. >>> president obama made an u

today mayor vin send gray picked up the endorsement from former mayor marion berry. >>> controversy over a new bike lane. it the drivers are worried about safety and losing on the street parking spaces. but cyclists say the bike lane will help protect them when they use king street. the alexandria city council yuban mustily approved the plan for the bike lane last weekend. >>> next, a post card on the rails. one man barely escaped from being hit. >>> a local family escape tragedy. one mother able to jump out of a burning house with her baby. how they're both doing tonight. >>> and get your tickets out. we'll tell you whether you've won $400 million. >>> there's some video that shows a man nearly killed when he ran across the tracks just at a place outside san francisco. the guy ducked under the flashing warning gate and ran right into the path of a speeding train. he barely cleared the tracks before that train passed. the horn blaring all the time. it's a commuter line called cal train and it is putting this video out in an effort to educate the public on safety near train tracks. alread

we condemn this attack did not recognize the annexation of ibm system that the marion found that a secessionist faculty nice to see what happens in the eastern end up in pain russian forces are still very active. with that then obviously we europeans and americans are very contented the appeal counsel for the week. am i gonna eat in peace an extension of sanctions interest which is entering that the american position of my quilter's to become pm and stole kal about the free trade agreement has been negotiate between the us in the us is making a statement. in two thousand and six growing shale gas. at this point it doesn't exist for taking green tea. this can now be included in the negotiations. you can call it american style. if you don't want to try it and she is becoming a decisive ten foreign policy and that america has undergone a kind of nh eleven nation in recent years with new technology the geological discoveries and gerard pique are presently leftist off the pitch of self sufficiency when it comes to an actual bow to match that of the tt take apart a ticket to pass it to the outside lo

very cold and lost many people in the mountains of change time firstly we settled in the town of marion later in spring which develops and she can. the leader of immigrants was called kazakh lenses and threw it in silver bowl or the mall of abundance there for the people polled in high esteem because the customs and traditions. we also celebrate a traditional festival of the turks the notice holiday in that respect for traditional dishes and national bodies pushing it to the filing their own recipe. then the ninety s and performed jazz songs behind the festive table thus the time to bake as it is going to over fifty thousand tonnes while respecting t the kazakh real sr centuries old culture and language the annual student wall dedicated to notice holiday was having one of the leading universities in the united kingdom the university of warwick has extended students from all over the united kingdom keen to participate in the event which was held for the third time today the mullahs held was also the last day of the semester. by the kids almost ex students having the chance to study in en

is expected to pick up a hefty endorsement tomorrow from former mayor and current council member marion barry. >>> of. >>> tomorrow morning one of the firefighters placed on leave will be facing the fire trial board to determine if lieutenant killeen davis is guilty and if necessary, will determine the penalty. you remember the man collapsing and several firefighters standing there doing nothing and then an ambulance was sent to the wrong quadrant of the city. >>> the biggest threat to defense department employees and facilities is from trusted insiders, the conclusion of an independent review triggered by the washington navy yard shootings last year. former navy reservist and contractor aaron alexis killed 12 workers in that shooting rampage last september. the report makes several safety recommendations including cutting back on security clearances, better background checks routinely updated and setting up a system to handle and evaluate employees who might pose a threat. >>> the department of homeland security announced a bust of one of the largest child exploitation rings in history

the marion star reported on monday that only six of the hads in marion county marion general hospital, the only hospital in the county in network. finally, the advocate reported only six of the plans consider the only hospital in lincoln county to be in that were. meaning that three quarters of the exchange insurance plans in these counties, they do not give access to the only hospital and hundreds of doctors in network. because so many of my constituents are now facing the choice of being in network and of theto travel out county maybe 100 miles to a hospital without losing doctors they had -- these were people who had insurance and have now been forced to go into the exchanges and in the county in which they reside they cannot even go to their hospital. this is a problem that is just beginning. we spoke to a lady in the office yesterday from central ohio. she wanted me to give you her name. colleen. she had health care. now she is one of the 4 million of the exchange. she now has a plan she is paying more for that she does not like, she actually lost her doctor. she liked what she h

i came on sunday the fifth of may launch on monday the sixth of may the last few minutes marion co have arrived at the palace to see these proceedings hundred and fourteen new zealand and. i know that as she is inside at the quadrangle of buckingham palace which has the soul of the guests have been at finding two he joins the snap and tommy somewhat unknown faces and not so well known bring us up to date what's been happening. well the reception he's going to wait times we're just getting some pictures know all of the queen greeting some of it gets in the white drawing room area of buckingham palace. the reception is going to last until around four to eight. we had amazing things here are aubrey huff would stand still scriptwriters from father to take. he had only been played mrs doherty actress. then you have this thing increase of three priests from north of the border. don't add forty one on sports personalities like a party the weekend cover crochet. bob casey a very well known figures to like the guest designer for the tracy another designer from dublin for an economy that comes to

very cold and lost many people in the mountains of things done firstly we settled in the town of marion later in spring look to the same period. the leader of immigrants was called kazakh lenses and threw it in silver bowl or the mall of abundance there for the donor people hold in high esteem because the customs and traditions we also celebrate a traditional festival of the turks to notice only the lavish the perfect additional dishes and national pockets. is it strictly following their own recipe. then the ninety s to perform kazakh sun is behind the festive table bus to come today casting is home to over fifty thousand coupons while respecting the traditions of the kazakh real sick either st result culture and language an annual student wall dedicated to notice holiday was having one of the leading universities in the united kingdom the university of warwick has extended students from all over the united kingdom came to participate in the event which was held for the third time that gave the ball was held was also the last day of the semester the kids. almost ex students having the c

and these are some examples of books from marion county and st. paul's catholic church in photographs of old pioneer homes as well as some early photographs of the indian school that is located just to the north of salem. and we are very fortunate to have a collection of ben maxwell. currently the collection is named after a library director. his personal friend with been maxwell. what makes ben maxwell's work so unique is not only technically was he a photographer but a historian, and he brings a lot of the history alive. not only the contemporary things, but his ability to draw together a lot of things that were still around in salem and bring them to us in a way that we can understand how life was. >> while visiting salem, oregon, with comcast, booktv talked to stephen green about the book, "the bible, the school, and the constitution: the clash that shaped modern church-state doctrine." >> the battle for started probably on day one of the british colonization of north america. there is a long history of interaction in the temple realm within o

this is a photograph of the marion county court house which was demolished in the mid 50s. at one time there are a lot of riverboats. steamers came down from oregon city. and 3800 articles about local history. and there are many articles, most of the articles were from the capitol journal which is the salem paper, but he was published in other papers and his photographs were actually published nationally, and some of them were in better homes and gardens, sunset magazine and the new york times. this is a really interesting article. it talks about salem's congregational church, the most interesting part for me anyway was called a little bit of information about dickenson, a distant cousin of emily dickinson. what makes him unique was he came in the 1850s and founded the congregational church in salem. it happened to be the first church in this area that was a mixed race congregation. i am not sure everyone knows one flew over the coup's nest was filmed in salem but it was filmed at our state hospital. here is an article by ben in 1958. then put together books of photographs,

look at marion barry when he was the mayor of d.c. and had a crack smoking problem. he became the brunt of jokes non-stop. what's different about this is this is a guy who is from canada and we're spending all of this media time on him, in part, because it's funny. >> we made him the most famous politician in canadian history. i think there is a serious side of this story. he seems out of control as a mayor, yet he's a late-night fixture. >> here's a guy walking into fire hydrants and rambling at some chicken place and we just keep taking it. you know, i think in small doses, it's okay. it's the desert part of the middle east. he is from canada. why are we doing this? >> irresistible. that's it for this edition of "media buzz." check us out on our facebook page. we continue on our new home page. we are back here next sunday at 11:00 eastern with the >> it's monday march the 10th as fear and grief enters day three searching for an airliner. a security loophole. >> we have two people traveling with stolen passports on the plane. >> the fresh security fears and new evid

he was from merriam virginia -- marion, virginia. marion is in another world probably.is southwest virginia. who was the congressman was the last congressman -- i would suggest that it took heroic votes to make a difference in this country. he paid for it. pat jennings was his name. [applause] >> in addition to the problem of patients being denied care in the first place, what you have to say about hospitals dragging patients with a serious mental illness when they still need care? that -- that is a big issue. my son was hospitalized twice and both times -- when he was first hospitalized, i visited him and he was under the 48 hour order. he said this is where he needed to be in i realize it now. about six weeks later, we were back in the same situation. he was released within the 48 hours and we had a problem. we took -- by the time we went to the next hospital. he was one of the smartest people i met him he could figure things out. there was no psychiatrist or psychologist he couldn't talk out of or into what other -- whatever he wanted to do. answers to give -- he kne

he was from marion, virginia. most of you probably don't know where it is, but for those of you who think roanoke is southwest virginia, marion is in another world probably. but it's southwest virginia. it was mary ann hovi's father, a congressman from rural virginia was the last congressman i would suggest that took heroic votes to make a difference in this country. now, he paid for it. pat jennings, is his name. [applause] >> in addition to the problem of patients being denied care in the first place, what tough to say about hospitals discharging patients with a serious mental illness when they still need care? >> you know, that, that's a big issue, you know? my son was hospitalized twice, and both times when he was first hospitalized, i visited him, and he was under the 48-hour order, and he said, dad, this is where i need to be. and i realize it now. they're getting my medicines straight, this is where i need to be. well, about six weeks later we were back in the very same situation. he was released within the

in marion, arkansas, a mile or two from west memphis. his best friend jason baldwin lived nearby.y named jessie misskelley. >> always protect young kids, yeah. >> jessie misskelley sr. is little jessie's father. >> when is the last time you talked to jessie? >> i met him at his home on a cold, winter day to learn more about his son. >> everybody loved him. little kids called him uncle jessie. >> 17 years. >> jessie's father says he had a good heart but his son struggled in school and he didn't make it past the ninth grade. >> at the time he was 17 years old. he came from a family that was a big family. he was a rough kid. he was low functioning in school. he had been in special ed from the time he started school. >> low functioning. >> iq i think at 72 is what he's been measured at. >> and what does that mean? how does he compare to a normal student? >> well, if the normal student is 100, then a 72 in our state, i believe that a 70 is the cutoff for mental retardation legally. and so he was just above that. and he had been in special ed until he'd finally dropped out in high schoo

the florida nra and its veteran super lobbyist marion hammer, and while democrats have been trying tohe nra has been plotting ways to expand it. case in point. the so-called warning shot bill. it was voted out of senate florida judiciary committee on tuesday clearing the hurdle for a full vote. the nra is selling it as a measure that would have prevented someone like marisa alexander from serving a lengthy prison sentence. from chris smith, quote, you're telling people i can shootç a warning shot. the legislature is telling me to shoot a warning shot. and that warning shot may not be in the air. to me, that's inviting negligence. meanwhile, nra executive vice president and ceo wayne lapierre is rallying the troops at today's conservative political action committee. he's expected to speak at any minute. four days from now, advocates including my colleague reverend al sharpton and trayvon martin's parents will rally. here with me on set is dan gross president of the brady campaign to prevent gun violence. senator smith, i want to start with you. because this warning shot bill is being

components, including racing fuel, explosive charges, and 544 blasting caps they steal from a quarry in marionnsas. then that december, mcveigh and michael fortier going to oklahoma city to case the murrah building. >> we know for certain that mcveigh examined multiple federal buildings. he, in particularly, scouted out the murrah building on multiple occasions. we know that because he took michael fortier directly to the murrah building and said after his examination of all the potential targets, this is the one he was going to hit. >> mcveigh picks april 19th as the date, known as patriots' day, it's revered by many in the right wing anti-government movement. >> on april 19th, you have the first shot fired at lexington in the american revolution. on that day, waco occurs in 1993. and then two years later, mcveigh blows up his truck bomb in front of the murrah building. >> at some point, fortier decides to not take part in the bombing. in fact, in a later plea bargain, he will agree to testify against co-conspirators. in march 1995 mcveigh creates a fake driver's license with the name robert

. >> coming up,and marion hossa returns to lift the blackhawks past the wings. highlights and reaction, next in sports. hey marcus! >> if you want to try at the new google class, they are in beta right now. you could try to get your hands on a pair. there's a hotel in chicagothat is letting their guests check amount free of charge. you can be one of the first to try it. i will take it to the hotel and just a bit. >> in the u.s. we take clean water for granted. it's tough to believe there are 768 million people in other parts of the world who cannot. that is why unicef decided in a unique way to get our attention. and app that challenges you to give up your phone for as long as you can. >> we are so addicted to our phones on a daily basis, if we can make that connection how valuable clean water is we feel we can engage people in a new way. >> for every 10 minutes to keep your hands off the phone unicef will provide a full day's worth of water to kids who need it. >> we want to challenge them to reflect on what it really means to be without clean water. >> you don

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listen to this. 85-year-old marion duncan says a man knocked on her door about dawn, demanded cash andanted to know her p.i.n. number. >> then the man allegedly took her television, her car and headed for nearby atms. but just one problem. duncan purposely gave him the wrong p.i.n. as soon as he tried to use her debit card, police arrested him and she got all her stuff back. >> see how sassy she is? see that smile on her face? >> don't mess with her. >>> and coming up -- lena dunham's naked performance on "snl" in "the skinny." >>> how a facebook post went beyond expectations. the well wishes and love from strangers put his family in absolute disbelief. you're watching "world news now." ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday to you ♪ ♪ happy birthday >> announcer: "world news now" save them. woolite detergents clean your jeans and won't torture your tanks. so clothes look like new even after 20 washes. ♪ might as well jump jump ♪ ♪ might as well jump >>> a close call in the air for a pilot and a skydiver. >> the two got tangled up 75 feet above the earth. amazingly everyone was okay. b

former mayor and ward 8 councilman marion barry is expected to throw his support behind the incumbent. our bruce johnson first reported the upcoming endorsement over the weekend but it's unclear how much if any campaigning barry will be did on gray's behalf. he's been ill and in the hospital for much of the year. barry's endorsement comes two weeks after businessman jeffrey thompson made a plea deal in a finance case that included allegations against mayor gray's 2010 campaign. >>> attorneys for georgia's form -- virginia's former governor and wife say prosecutors are interfering with their investigation as they try and defend their clients. bob mcdonnell and his wife maureen were in the courtroom tuesday when their lawyers asked for a delay in their civil case. but the request was denied. the mcdonnells are accused of accepting more than $165,000 in gifts and loans from the former head of a supplements company in exchange for promoting his products. >>> we have new information this morning about that snowplow driver who was caught on camera working on the wrong side of the road in ar

for some, it's a reminder of the marion barry era. barry, nicknamed d.c.'for life, served four terms. he was re-elected in 1994 after a six-month stay in federal prison for smoking crack cocaine. this week, in the campaign's final televised debate, gray again denied the latest allegations. >> i did nothing. i've said over and over again that i did nothing. there was no wrongdoing involved in this on my part. and all i can do is repeat what i've said before. >> people know all of the allegations. they know that there may be an indictment. they know that the mayor deserves the presumption of innocence, and still they say they don't trust this mayor. what residents of the district of columbia said is they want a fresh start. >> joining me now, two veteran d.c. watchers, wrc news4 political reporter tom sherwood and colby king, a pulitzer prize winning columnist for the "washington post." thank you for being here. i'm excited about this caution. tom, let me start with you. we've seen bowser move ahead in the final days, but it's still very close. is this all ab