we were also fortunate to be able to see pictures of morgan's remains.hough we couldn't see the remains, the remains have not been released yet from the medical examiner, so, you know, the only thing we have been able to see are photographs and it's quite shocking. >> and still no cause of death, right, dan. >> none that we know of. >> have you had a chance to talk to friends? have you been in contact with the friends that she went to the concert with and what are they saying to you at this point. >> her friends were at our house last friday night for a candle light vigil and they'll be at the mass we'll be having tomorrow provided we don't get snowed out. but we do see the girls on a regular basis and obviously their lives wills have been changed by this event, just as ours have. >> and before we let you go, you mentioned the memorial as you celebrate morgan's short but impactful life, what will you say, what will you remember? >> i will remember that my daughter has made a difference in the world and we have not let morgan's life be forgotten and we wi

risks, fees, expenses, and other information >> verne: how about the play of raymar morgan today? >> clark: he's been terrific. from the very start, he was a force inside. he was playing with purpose in the paint area. chasing down loose balls, getting out on the break, hosting up strong. 13 points and 11 rebounds in a game like this is a really big effort. [ the captioning on this program is provided as an independent service of captionmax, which is solely responsible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions, are not responsible for the accuracy, or completeness of any transcription, or for any errors in transcription. ] closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >> verne: jackson, number 23. missed the first 19 games this year with a foot injury. here's moore to jackson. >> clark: jackson is not even a threat for the perimeter shot. >> verne: they back away. there is green with another rebound. here's kalin lucas. kicks it in the corner. [ whistle ] and another offen

morgan had played for bear stearns, someone to... buyer to fill the capital hole and to be able to guarantee a trading book for a shareholder vote. and we had lost, you know, the last possible buyer and i knew that lehman was going to fail. as someone who's run a financial institution, i just couldn't think of anything worse for lehman, but, more importantly, i knew what this was going to do to the financial system because it was as fragile as it was. so when i say i knew what it was going to do, i didn't know it was going to be as terrible as it was, but i knew it was going to be bad. and... >> rose: and you also knew that alice o'darling, chancellor of the exchequer said "we're not going to..." you had signals from people saying... >> the u.k. regulator, i think for some... for their own reasons, which i'm sure were good reasons, had been unwilling to go ahead and approve the acquisition. so in any event when this happened my... and usually i would find... i would have occasional bouts of fear in the middle of the night when i'd wa

this concerns jp morgan as well.the company saying that it is going to have a say on pay vote for its shareholders at the 2010 meetings. you might recall that last year any bank which included jp morgan had to have a say on pay vote on compensation. last year that vote passed or the shareholders approved compensation by a 97% margin but the company in light of all the questions surrounding payment on wall street this year is once again going to allow shareholders the right to have a nonbinding vote on executive compensation at jp morgan so that will happen at the 2010 annual meeting which typically occurs in may and of course comes on the day when we now know that jp morgan the ceo of that company has been awarded a bonus for 2009 of about 16.1 million in restricted stock and options. erin, back you to. >> you and i have been talking about how confusing it is to remember who said what at each company about compensation. but again, to go to the goldman sachs comparison, they i believe are still as a board opposed to s

mineral and morgan county schools are also closed. time to check in with tom kierein because we need to find out if this beautiful snow is going to melt on the side streets today. >> it stuck to all the shrubbery and the trees. many of the roads and the main roads are just wet, a little slushy in some areas. radar showing a few lingering flurries in prince george's county, southeast washington. elsewhere we don't have any precipitation. the storm is over. these are some of the snow totals, generally around three, four inches around the metro area. a couple inches higher farther to our west and north. really st of a low to minimum impact storm. right now 34 in washington. so that's good news. it's melting there. many of the streets are above freezing, the road temperatures. so they're just wet. wu v but the air temperatures are in the upper 20s to 30 degrees. we'll have breaks in the clouds. actually i s a little bit of the moon coming through. the clouds are beginning to break up. we'll be partly cloudy with highs in the low 40s. more

how about morgan stanley? morgan stanley is not having the reputation problems that goldman sachs is, and a great way to get exposure. >> you were given the assignment of aig and you said stay clear of this thing because things are so incredibly murky and look at where we are today. i mean, if this company can't give the proper guidance to the treasury sect a couple of weeks ago, i don't know, as a taxpayer, as a holder of this company and in essence, i'm doubtful. >> right. we've got 80% of a stake in this which is a big stake right now, and when you look at that short interest, i mean, there's a lot of reasons right now that i don't think we've seen anything from today's data that has made it less murky. if anything it's more murky, but that doesn't mean you can't trade it. joe talks about what are some of the trades. the volatility right now has come back. this is not a stock that people can short because they just can't borrow it and there is a very large short interest that was already put into place. it

morgan, jefferson, mineral, berkley, and pendleton county schools are closed. hamilton is on a two-hour delay. we are falling the conditions on the road. we have the very latest from -- >> i am wearing gloves right now. we are at the landscaping company with about 50 or 60 snowplows taking care of the secondary roads. you have been out since 10:00 last night, but what have you seen? >> there is ice and snow, and the secondary roads are covered in ice. the parking lots and sidewalks, and we are trying to get this open forhe morning. >> what about the neighborhood roads? >> most of this is covered in ice, and this has now frozen and become high. >> the roads are looking ve good this morning. you have had a very busy season so far since december. how does this compare to the others? >> this is not quite as bad. the temperatures were much colder, and we have the chemicals to put down the salt. we have some radiation -- >> what kind of advice do you have for the drivers? >> they shod use caution and common sense, and just to be careful. >> as we finish, there is ano

one other thought, morgan freeman mentioned this in an article and it is@choed by many that we shouldegate black history to one month. we shouldn't celebrate it only in february, because it does two things, it polarizes it to some degree and it allows others to not see it as american history. it kind of bastardizes it, if you will. >> i think there's some validity to that but not a whole lot. there is nothing that prevents you from acknowledging that blacks have been part of american history since the beginning, during the other 11 months of the year, because there is a latino heritage mth or an asian-pacific american heritage month or for that matter a woman's htory month. that does not stop you acknowledge that women have always been part of the history. >> yet in schools as you mentioned with your daughters, particularly in majority schools often they don't hit these highlighted points until february. >> well that's part of why i respectfully disagree with morgan freeman's point. it's not as if you take out the so-called black history month, and then all of the sudden all of these

the good news is morgan will play the full time this season. morgan working out in vierra today.ver mid season with the trade from the pirates. giving them a speedy leadoff hitter, making everyone else in the lineup more dangerous. >> you know, i have always been in this role, especially since t-ball. and i always felt comfortable in that role and i would love to get the party started. >> it would be a big plus for us. i think that we'll definitely have the lineup to compete. >> with the sunglasses in holding the microphone like that. very much a lounge singer for them. and if they threw the third bullpen for the season this way, punching 100 miles an hour despite throwing into the 30 miles an hour winds. the full squad workout beginning tomorrow. it's scary good. >> notre dame just seven to eight in the big east. shouldn't be a big problem for georgetown, especially playing at home on saturday and then again, georgetown playing south florida. we know how that turned out. dave owens with them tonight. >>> on saturday, notre dame visiting georgetown, visiting all of them there. th

morgan.ary thompson has the breakdown. >> hi there, larry. 16.1 million dollars in restricted stock and options awarded to dimon for his 2009 bonus. dimon won't be receiving a cash bonus ask in a nod to high interest and peck tiff pay, j.p. morgan will give shareholders an advisory vote or say on pay on the firm's compensation plan at this year's annual meeting. the ceo of the only major wall street firm that remained profitable throughout the financial crisis, dimon, like other ceos didn't take a bonus for 2008. j.p. morgan did take $25 billion in t.a.r.p. money though it didn't need it and it paid it back plus interest the next may. dimo dimon's receiving 195,000 shares in restricted stock and over $563,000 stock options worth $8.5 million. the stock be held for five, and also the board can extend the vesting period if they're not happy with dimon or the firm's performance. he needs to hold 75% of the stock he holds in j.p. morgan until he leaves that company. jim rita noting that dimon's b

and a special appearance by tracy morgan.e cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" and now, what else can i say? here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, welcome to the show. once again, you've warmed my heart to the point where -- i have a cold. that's why i have this box of tissues with animals that i'm allergic to on them. that's what they do. they -- you see the dog and immediately your nose starts running and you use more. bastards. i'll tell you what, i'm glad we're not on the east coast right now, no matter how good the pizza is. another big storm is on the way. five inches are expected in new york and new england. some areas expecting up to 30 inches of snow. i think it's clear now that god is punishing us for "jersey shore," right? we're sorry. some weather reporters are predicting what they call a snow hurricane, which i don't think exists. i have never heard of it. i think i saw it on the cocktail menu at tgi fridays once. meanwhile, the americans best qualified to get through a hurricane of s

morgan, grant county schools also closed today. if you don't have to go anywhere, best to stay inside out of the cold. here's some information to keep in mind if the some keeps you home bound for several days. news 4 elaine reyes joins us live from the newsroom with more on the emergency tips. >> you know, a lot of this is very common sense. most of us can dig out after several hours or even one day. of course, by some chance your power or utilities go out it gets more complicated. we've been talking about busy grocery stores. keep extra food on hand especially the kinds that doesn't require refrigeration or cooking. have plenty of bottle water. check your prescription drugs and make sure you have enough for the week. now store shelves are starting to ety across the metro area. take a look at your first aid supplies like flash lights, kandsles, extra blankets. do you have enough batteries or even a portable radio. now keep your cell phone charged again just in case that power goes out. if you do decide to venture out in the snow wi

morgan are going to live long and prosper if we have a pattern that pans out. to infinity to where no stock has gone before, no, but a lot higher than they are right now. we've seen with health care and the credit card companies. when day after day obama attacks an industry, what do we have? a buying opportunity. not a time to sell because congress won't or can't let obama have his way. in other words, when it comes to goldman sachs, when it comes to jpmorgan, it is time at last tonight to take the other side of obama's trade. hacene in pennsylvania, hacene! >> boo-ya, from philadelphia. i'm a stuf dent at drdent at dr university. >> yes, i'll give you a philadelphia college's rock boo-ya. right back at you. what's on your mind there partner? >> caller: my question to you is about your point on toronto dominion bank. ticker symbol td. early october td just completed their acquisition of commerce bank. what happens was during that i recall completion of the merger they had a systems integration and the computer systems are all messed up. customers couldn't acces

but in west virginia, more closures, berkeley county, grant, hardy, jefferson and morgan and mineral county schools closed today. hampshire county schools on a two-hour delay. that may change. make sure you check the top of your screen for continuous updates. >> the federal government is open today. there is unscheduled leave in effect and we just heard from several more systems that are closed. that claws charles countedy and manassas park as well as falls church city schools. all of those are closed today. in the district, schools are open. >> prince george's county closed also. they just reported a second ago. >> i'm a little surprised. i knew we would have alet of delays. >> we only had about two inches where i was. >> tucker and i are very happy because this played out as expected. started in the evening, went to the early morning hours. some of our viewers to the east still getting snow. generally speaking, two to four inches is what people found across the region. let me show you where it is snowing right now. we'll start with hd radar. you can see that the snow that is fallin

mineral and morgan county schools are also closed. >>we have team coverage out in the snow. >> megan mcgrath is surveying the roads in virginia. tracee wilkins in live in maryland. but we begin with meteorologist tom kierein who has the details on the forecast and the chance of more snow coming. >> if you're sick of it, get ready to get sick some more. more to come. as we take a look now, it's over. this one is done. these are the reports we've had. snow totals generally around three to four inches around the metro area and the nearby suburbs, a few high spots to the west had around five or six. those were isolated areas. temperatures at or a little below freezing, now 32 in washington. many of the roads are wet this morning and kind of slushy. here is the view from space. over the last six hours we've seen the storm rapidly move to the north and east. it could be affecting travel up and down the atlantic seaboard from new york city into southern new england, there may be minor flight delays. high pressure coming back today bringing b

this is tracy morgan style. >>reporter: his responsibilities come more in the form of firing off jokes rather than bullets. after all this is a comedy. 2 brock line detective embark on investigation eventually leading them to a show down with a cold hearted gangster. this is the first time kevin smith directed a film that he didn't write. >> i mean i have the tools necessary to know how to make a flick. marry that to an affection for and life long study of this particular area i think i might be able to handle it. it was strange where somebody would have to be like it's done. clean. gun check. kevin smith film that's weird. >>reporter: it's rated r. probably a lot of gun check on the set of the next movie the crazy. in the new thrill era toxin takes over an iowa town. resident turn into violent psycho paths. the crazy is rated r. in the disaster movie 2012 the end of the world is the beginning of an adventure. now the box office phenomenon is coming to dvd. we'll talk about it on monday. i'm kandace, that's the

morgan winds by the final of 88-87 in two ot's. how about those two games and two ots. >> orioles spring training report from sarasota and we will hear outfielder adam jones about what happened today. >> it's raining. >> look at that military cover that adam had. >> big news today, everybody forced inside, but pitcher threw on the mound. how did he do? >> reporter: how about d-brad bergerson do? >> he do great. he threw mostly fast balls, a couple of change-ups, but he looked good. his velocity was excellent. the moment was excellent. he he looked like he hadn't even missed a beat. so he is right on track. >> bucknell invading towson. watch the hometown firings ever towson, stratoon to larry. he scores. however, behind a stellar 4th quarter, against towson, in the season opening, bucknell lowers the boom by the final of 13-9. >> meantime, college lacrosse division iii team, that is nationally-ranked no. 2. stevenson university in towson today. theyfinal score 24-4, stevenson. >> that is whole lot of sport. wish we had more time, bu

some captain morgan and some dish wishing detergent? who cares? >> as the officers say in this case, you cannot ascribe rational thought processes to the people in this case. if she thought perhaps to get a decade or two lobbed off of the drug trafficking sentence that could be looming if convicted, perhaps that was racing through her mind but she is very, very frightened about the drug case. that's what her family told me tonight. >> i guess she should be. i know she is frightened. i understand that but i don't care. all i want to know is where this girl is and what became of this little girl. and i want to go to marlaina. why is steal ago bottle of captain morgan and harry potter dvds get you life behind bars? >> he allegedly stole a gun and if you do that, that's felony and can get you life in prison. >> we are taking your calls live. to pauline in massachusetts. hi, dear. >> caller: hi, nancy. love your show. respect you and admire you so much for keeping this alive. my question is, are these people perhaps in a drug deal and that they have gi

morgan. there is a bull market everywhere. i promise to find it for you.'ll see you tomorrow. >>> a tax hike obama budget but stocks didn't care. there is a v-shaped recovery and is paul volker right or wrong? all next on kudlow. >>> tonight on "the kudlow report" would someone explain to me how $2 trillion of tax hikes on businesses, investors and banks adds up to a pro-jobs and pro-growth budget? can you explain that to me? because i don't get it. congressional a leader paul ryan will weigh in to help out, but the good news is stocks are moving in a v-shaped growth. maybe the tax hikes will never pass the new scott brown congress. i'll show you a kudlow 101 on the v-shaped recovery. paul volcker may be pursuing the wrong demon. it's too big to fail that has to be repealed. fatt fasten your seat belts. "the kudlow report" begins right now. >>> good evening. i'm larry kudlow. welcome back to "the kudlow report" where free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. for tonight my key thought is how can t-mobile say they are to kwused on jobs and econ

meantime, morgan state in kentucky despite st. francis academy. the 20-9 regular season tampa bay and morgan led 33-30 at the half. in the end, msu fell to many. su. the ohio valley conference champs 75-66. >>> baseball now, masn our wjz spring training report. we check in on the birds pitcher, the new wi acquired lefty, 54 over seven years. why do you like it here, mike? >> very up and coming great talent. great bunch of guys so i heard before. i wanted the opportunity to ge out and get it done. they've given me that chance. >> we'll be keeping up with them. navy hosting number 11 loyola. out in northeast baltimore, cooper mcdonald of loyola had six goals. watch that ball. here's the final. loyola over navy in the upset 8-7. mcdonald hit the winning goal in the extra period. good match there. >>> finally in catonsville -- no, this isn't catonsville that's northeast baltimore county at loyola university of mafort where the -- of maryland where the men's swimming team cop chored another championship today in their own cement pond as the beverly hil

goldman sachs, morgan stanley wells fargo, i get the early signs that in terms of the criteria of thensation they seem to be following voluntarily the prescription -- prescriptions i have entered into. but, in terms of long-term compensation, what i am doing, as you know, what i am doing is one small part of a much broader venue that the chairman and the committee no great deal about, corporate governance reform, regulatory reform, the g-20 principles promoted by the secretary to make sure that foreign corporations are doing what we are doing, the federal reserve, the fdic, the legislation of the chairman. there are a lot of other initiatives out there that can have an impact on those companies that are not part of my jurisdiction, including some advanced by the administration concerning bank fees and other initiatives. i take no position on all of those other than to say that if you examine all of the items that are out there that are being considered by this committee, it seems to me there is an appreciable opportunity to rein in some of that excess of pay we see now that got us par

. >> what could she gain for stealing captain morgan? who cares? >> you cannot describe the rational thought processes to the people in this case. if she thought perhaps she may get a decade or two lopped off of her drug trafficking sentence, perhaps that is racing through her mind. but she's very, very frightened about the drug case. >> i guess she should be. i know she's frightened. i understand that. i don't care. all i want to find out is where this girl is and what became of little haleigh. and why is stealing a bottle of captain morgan and some harry potter dvds, how does that get you life behind bars? >> well, he also was allegedly -- he allegedly stole a gun, nancy. so if you steal a gun in the process of another crime, that's a felony, and that can get you life in prison. >> we are taking your calls live. pauline, hi, dear. >> caller: hi, nancy. respect your show. admire you for keeping us alive. my question is, are these people perhaps in a drug deal and they have given away misty and they are now trying to recover that money? >> excellen

morgan's jamie dimon getting that number in stock and options for 2009. will his downtown rival, lloyd blankfein of goldman sachs get more or less? our mary thompson is here to take us inside the numbers. >> what's your bet, more or less for blankfein? >> think blankfein should get more, but because of the crept environment he'll get less. he'll come in 100,000 less. >> dimon is receiving a 2009 bonus worth $16. 1 million, one that doesn't include any cash and j.p. morgan is also giving something to its shareholders and an advisory vote at this year's annual meeting. according to an sec fighting, it has 175,000 shares of restricted stock and 563,000 worth $8 million. the only firm that remained profitable throughout the financial crisis, dimon didn't take a bonus for 2008 p. that year it took $18 million in t.a.r.p. money and it did repay those funds plus interest the next may. dimon's bonus isn't a mind blower and he says he thinks wall street's moving in the right direction when it comes to pay and the multimillion dollar bonuses raising hackles in wash

that we know... >> morgan freeman playing... >> rose: he's a good actor and nelson mandela is a famouserson. >> noble character. >> rose: extraordinary person. >> so it's funny i haven't heard critics talking about that performance, i can't think of anyone who hated it. but it does seem like the kind of thing they would nominate but it doesn't make much of a splash anywhere else. >> rose: okay, best actress in a leading role, sandra bullock in "the blind side" helen mirren in "the last station" carey mulligan in "an education" and gabourey sidibe in "precious." meryl streep, finally, in "julie & julia." everybody's talking about meryl streep here. >> it's meryl streep's 16th nomination. if she wins it would be her third win but still not close to katharine hepburn who had four. i'm rooting for "julie & julia which would have been in my top ten. i was still hoping... >> rose: for best movie in >> for best movie. i thought it might slip in there but i think it's between sandra bull wlok is a hollywood insider who's never received the kind of acclaim that is now being showered on her with

you know, prior to finding morgan's body we have a lot of unknowns.till have a lot of unknowns but based on the hard work of the investigators, based on the fact that we have a location where morgan was and recovered, that is very significant. as a matter of fact, it is the most significant part of this investigation. before i go into some more detail why that's important i do want to recognize a couple things. first off, there have been a lot of people working on this case. a lot of resources have been used. and i want to recall that you'll know that the university of virginia, the virginia state police, the federal bureau of investigation, abermarle county police and charlottesville city police have all worked together on this case since october 19th when we all came together. i also want to recap just for the locals that morgan became missing on october 17th from john paul jones arena in charlottesville. we recovered the remains on january 26th, 2010. as you can see, there was some time, but that's important for the people that live in this communi

finally in west virginia, morgan, jefferson, and berkeley county schools are all closed. >> it is 6:47. >>> the maryland state highway administration is gearing up for this storm. that agency has more than 200,000 tons of salt and more than 2000 people are out there ready to keep the roads clear. pamela brown continues our stormwatch coverage. pamela, good morning. >> good morning to you. we just learned that the county executive in prince george's county will be issuing a state of emergency that goes into effect at 7:00 tonight. that means if you are driving on certain roads after that time, you could be ticketed. transportation officials say they will be operating at the highest level with all hands on deck. that means 2400 people will be ready to respond. officials asked if used -- officials ask that you stay off the rose come apart in a garage, or park on the even numbered streets. it is important to - stay off the roads, parked in a garage. >> normally we would get into neighborhoods within 12 hours, but that is a snowfall of two or 3 inches. something like this come a to be 36 ho

morgan mckinley came out with data earlier last week and had that total debt across the u.s. economy now measured at 300% of gdp. by the way, the same number in the united kingdom, 400% of gdp. that's public debt as well as private sector debt. all of that has to get repaid sooner or later. by the way, within all of those numbers, bank leverage is pretty much back to average. so guess where the burden is going to fall? it's going to fall on the public sector, both in the united states and the united kingdom. it's going to fall in the household sector in those two territories, as well. so no surprise that those downgrades across the united states and the united kingdom. >> andy, until we get some clarity on how the picture is looking, how will it impact foreign investor foreu.s. treasury? >> that's the thing. they're going to look carefully at the u.s. fed and what is being done at the u.s. fed. they're looking at the timing of the qe program. don't look at the interest rate policy. look at the qe program. as long as that stays in place, bond yields will be pretty much dpresd

morgan, who hated roosevelt. morgan said, when roosevelt left office in 1909, went off to africa for your, they asked morgan what he thought, he said i trust some light will do his duty. [laughter] >> that's how they felt about him. and j.j. hill who built the railroads here. they are sort of knowing at this public domain. they don't like these national force designations. they are used to getting land for free. so they fight roosevelt. there's one more check i should mention before i move on your. you had a united states senator here once named william clark. and he wanted to be the richest man in the world. he was utterly corrupt and fairly honest about his corruption. he made his money in being one of the copper barons of piedmont and at a time when we get copper because the telephone was just taking off in copper wires and all that. and he bought his senate seat. at the time senators were not elected by the people, they were elected by the legislature. now that means that occasionally some corruption as we sa

morgan chase, and he want you to hear this.and we called stan johnson's office, talked to a guy named carter in his office. told him that we were being overcharged by didn'ts on our account from j.p. morgan chase. they gave us the o.c.c. we called the o.c.c. they don't do anything, told us they get 60,000 calls a year, complaints, and there was nothing they could do. so i called stan johnson's office back, and they said, well, there's really nothing we can do because the o.c.c., the chase morgan, they have to make -- they have to make money, too. now, my point is, these people do nothing. we finally called chase, and they endededed up giving us a credit on the account after numerous calls to them. but this is what your representatives do for you. they do absolutely nothing. evan bayh put it plain and simple. there's no bipartisanship in washington. he's leaving the senate. i think he was going to be re-elected very easily. he's leaving. there's no working relationship with the republicans or democrats in congress. this has noth

we've got garrett at morgan station. you can see a lot more snow there. paint branch, and that subpoena in the college park area. and the temperature is now about 26 degrees. that is the temperature on the pavement. that's what their computer records say. and that means that the snow is actually sticking. and that means this about 240 trucks and crews are about or have gone into action, and with us is jim. tell us about what's going on out there. >> what happened was about 6:00 we started seeing about one to two inches of snow falling, and it started accumulating on the streets. so we began plowing at that time, and we will be hitting the primary streets pretty much through the evenings. we will continue to plow the main streets, so they're clear, and then it's going to be later on before we could even get into the neighborhoods. >> what is the recommendation that you've got for folks if

. >>> a special partnership between morgan state university's choir and the baltimore orchestra. highlights black history month. gigi barnett has more. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: hours of practice and preparation by the morgan state university choir will come together on stage, with the baltimore symphony orchestra this weekend. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: it's a celebration of the 75th anniversary of the opera classic. >> we have been working so hard on this piece, drilling it since last semester. we have been going over it. nit picking. >> just like that. >> reporter: the work starts here with university choir director, eric conway. he says this piece, composed by george gersh win is a chance for people to hear gospel, jazz, blended into an american opera. and just in time for black history month. >> the piece feels so good to sing. the harmonies are so rich. and again, we have a rich history with this piece. so everyone was totally engaged from the beginning. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: but for some students, this weekend's performance is a chance to work with is a chance to work with

why is stealing a bottle of captain morgan and some mary potter dvds, how does that get you life behind bars? >> well, he also was allegedly -- he allegedly stole a gun, nancy, so if you steal a gun in the process of another crime, that's a felony and it can get you life in prison. >> we are taking your calls. live to paul lean in massachusetts. hi, dear. >> caller: hi, nancy. love your show and respect and admire you so much for keeping this alive. >> thank you. >> caller: my question is, are these people perhaps in a drug deal and that they have given away misty in lieu of the money that they owe and are now trying to recover that money? >> excellent question. i'll unleash the lawyers, sue moss, ray guidice, peter odom, you know, i hear this kidnap for ransom, sold for a drug debt, drug dealer stole the baby to get back at the father. that hardly ever happens. i don't know that it's ever happened. >> it really only happens in the big narco industry in mexico or some places -- >> you mean in the movies? >> no. it happens in some places, arizona is the kidnapping capital of the united s

morgan company in half when they were the bee high hot. and that was industrial combat where other banks were looking to break j.p. morgan hey part. but more substantively, i think there are two reasons to decompartmentize. one is when there are conflicts of interest across the department, proprietary trading operations, front runs the customer book and decompartmentizing and not rely on the vague notions of chinese walls, is worth consideration and the second is that which you have under the safety net, like deposit insurance protection, act access to the discount window,fdic guaranteed bonds, shouldn't be used to subsidize some activities on the asset side like proprietary trading, derivatives market trading in the oct area. so what we need to do in this architectural exercise is consider what's outside of the safety net, what kind of things can be subsidized and it's a very tricky problem, because if you just say, throw the risky stuff outside of the safety net, then your safety net doesn't protect the real economy anymore. but there's

morgan wooten gymnasium.ed in 1950 and 6 on years later former players, coaches and fans said goodbye as dematha played a final game in that gym. >> you say 60 great years for a magnificent gymnasium. oused a lot of great players, a lot of great coaches came through here, a lot of great things happened. sorry to see it go but i guess, you know, life is a collection of memories and this will be one of my greatest memories. >> reporter: wooten coached at dematha building a championship program. more than 30 players who hit the floor went on to play in the nba. they have an impressive 711-71 record. >> when we played here, this place was electric. as you can see tonight the fans are into it. you barely can get in here. that's why we had to move to a new place but this is a great atmosphere and a great place to play. >> reporter: on march 5 the school will hold a dedication for the kathy anne morgan wooten gym. it will seat around 1200 people. they'll start a new legacy across the parking lot. >> i just feel hono

a funeral will be held in roanoke for morgan harrington. she disappeared in october after attending a concert in charles cole. her remains were found in a field abo 10 miles away. -- she attended a concert in charlottesville. the national transportation safety board will hold a public hearing on last june's metro crash that killed nine people. it will begin february 23. witnesses will be questions. the hearing will be webcast. >>> we turn back towards storm watch the coverage. a snow emergency goes into effect in the district at 9:30 this morning. they already got a head start on clearing the roads. mike conneen will tell us about the situation there. good morning. >> the snow emergency means if you're parked along a snow emergency routes, you want to move your vehicle so plows can get in and out of the city. we're joined now by a spokesperson from ddot. >> right now we're getting ready. our crews will come in at about 8:00 this morning and they will hit the streets. it is not supposed to snow before 10:00. there will be ready. >> businesse

maryland plays morgan state for the first time ever that following saturday on september 11th in college park. >>> minus three days until the super bowl xliv in miami. first time participate new orleans saints are the underdogs to the colts. >> yesterday was our first day of practice. we did some practice last week. we have some ways to go. so, it's still only thursday. >> they are a very good football team. they've proven that, i think we are a very good football team. i think we've proven that. i can't think of two better teams to be here. >>> icy hot ice. behind two second period goals from alex ovechkin against the rangers. it's alex riding the puck between the defender and the one handed push for the score. the capitals win 6-5 for the 12th, i say 12th straight win. of course when they broke the team record at 10, every win makes it harder and harder for someone else to ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the frustration of ripping open a tiny ketchup pack can ,, open a tiny ketchup pack can ,, when it comes to constipation relief... miralax is the one. it's the one. the one recommended by more do

he will go up against jeff grigs, colin fighter, morgan freeman and nominees -- when you look at him think of me. bullock is known for a sassy southern mom who change the life of a homeless black teenager. many predict she will win but could take home a razzie award also for the role in the movie all about speed.

he's part of tracy morgan's character entourage. in real life he's undergoing dialysis waiting for a kidney transplant. with him is kevin brown, who plays dot.com on "30 rock." in real life they are good friends, he and "grizz." grizzwald, when did this kidney problem start? >> i got diagnosed with hypertension, i was about 24 years old. i was immature and really didn't pay attention to, you know, what the doctors told me. in a sense the doctors didn't explain the seriousness of hypertension and, you know, no one told me that it was going to affect my kidneys and i could end up having diabetes and things of that nature. >> larry: what were you supposed to do that you didn't do that might have prevented this? >> well, first thing i could have kept my weight down. secondly, i could have saw the signs. you know, because, you know, every person has a bunch of signs that they get and, you know, some of the signs are swelling of the ankles, you know, metallic taste in your mouth. things like that. and i could have taken the medicine but n

dollar tree, a day after putting out good earnings, getting upped over at webb, bush, morgan. and children's place at a new high and whole foods among one of the big caps that's trading to the outside. let's head down to the nymex now and sharon epperson. >> reporter: the bright spot in the commodities market today was the precious medals. we saw gold and silver both bucking the trend here even though we saw a sell-off in the base metals in oil and in equities. keep in mind that investors may be just looking for a store of value here, an alternative to stocks, an alternative to currencies and as well as concerns continue to mount about the euro zone, particularly greece. , but also looking at what has happened here in the u.s. with those jobless claims' data that we got today. a lot of concerns about the rover here as well. there were some rumors in the russian press about china and the emf gold sales and perhaps china buying the remaining gold from the international monetary fund. those were just rumors. they weren't substantiated anywhere. also traders talking about just a l

morgan harrington's body was found last week on a farm not far from the arena at the university of virginia where she was last seen in october. she was attending a concert when separated from friends. no arrest made. >> in this incident, it was not a cliche. >> ultimately that's the best outcome i could have asked for today. >> those folks are talking about the rescue of three young children by firefighters from a smoke-filled home in the district. those children remain in critical condition. they were asleep in a second floor condo on naylor road southeast when the fire broke out. the father left for work leaving a neighbor to check on the children who were home alone. surveillance video shows the neighbor kiss covering the fire. she called 911 and firefighters were on the scene within two minutes to rescue the children. >>> coming up tonight, a retired homicide detective who cannot get the unsolved cases out of his head. he is back on the job. >> bob has more on another big one headed our way for the weekend. >> later, we'll tell you why th >>> cold cases can haunt law officials when they

morgan, j.p. morgan chase, j.p.organ came in and said i'll tell you what, i'm going to loan you all this gold. i'll give you enough gold, i don't remember what it was. give you all this gold so you don't go bankrupted. nobody liked that because we were indebted to j.p. morgan. didn't like that. that's bad. >> sure. >> now we're indebted to the chinese. how is that any better? >> and other countries. let's talk about what happened with scott brown, if we could. scott brown, he said i'm fighting for you. it's my seat. i'm not republican. i am a populist. >> i'm a scott brown republican. >> right. now, democrats seem to be saying progressive is a nonstarter. democrats seem to be saying i'm fighting for you. >> i said this is happening about a month ago. i said you watch, i told my radio audience, watch for the signs. th they're going to back underground and call themselves populists, the progressives are. the reason why, it's their policies. turn of the century last time, they came out and they were progressives. repub

. >> let's look at specifically you have goldman sachs, morgan stanley, jpmorgan chase.t bailout money, and their bonuses rose 31%. i wasn't great in math -- >> right. >> -- but explain to us how you get that much money. >> there's no other industry where if you fail as spectacularly as all these companies did before 2008, that you get the kind of raise that they got. what most people don't understand is this money is almost entirely taxpayer money. they were given a mountain of guaranties even aside from the t.a.r.p. which most people understand. for instance, goldman sachs and morgan stanley converted commercial bank status, they got to go bar from the fed at zero and then lend it back to the government at 3% or 4%, basically free money, and they're taking that money out of the pockets who are saving because interest rates are so low that ordinary people saving are being punished. >> i wish we had more time. we have to go back to that toyota hearing. there are other levels as to what the administration is doing and even john mccain says he was duped, misled about the b

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it was one of those morgan freeman kind of places. it was up and up to create a great job. even though the school is on the upswing, she was not able to convince the neighbor that we are to school. when we walked in the door, by most people's standard it was a fairly well-run decent public school. this was not a train wreck. most people would say it is okay. so much that no one who is in the neighborhood, and the 300 kids, who chose chicago public schools. that is how bad the situation was. real problems are relieve the. the waste to get supplies. 70% of our efforts, the thing we had to tackle. this is what each team did. how do you develop chemistry? how do you suddenly get a neighborhood to give school a second look and how to change that? this is 120-year-old beautiful building that looks kind of like a penitentiary. it looked alike bleak house. there wasn't anything about it. they start work on this school and we fixed this school physically, errors physically nothing. we had half a million dollars of goods and services and it was a gallon of paint at a time. there is n