>> ron mott thank you.live coverage of the official inauguration at noon eastern time and monday covering it all day long beginning with "today" on nbc. that's "nightly news" for this saturday. i'm lester holt reporting from washington. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today" and then right back here tomorrow evening. good night, everyone. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

ron mott, nbc news, detroit. >>> and that is our broadcast for this wednesday night.s so much for being with us. i'm kate snow in for brian williams. we hope to see you right back here again tomorrow evening. have a great night. >>> right now think are us fr frustrated and angry with skyrocketing crime. the city's latest homicide is now linked to vigilanteism. >>> live in san francisco you might want to watch what you say and do on muni. i'll tell you why coming up. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. new at 6:00, big brother might be watching the next time you step on to

ron mott with us in the studio, thanks. >>> in colorado a harrowing day at the pretrial hearing in the case of another accused mass shooter, james holmes, charged with killing 12 people, injuring 58 others in the july shooting rampage at the aurora, colorado, movie theater. prosecutors played 911 tapes, one of which included anguished cries for help from a 13-year-old with two cousins inside, including a 6-year-old, both gravely wounded. in another call you could hear 30 shots ring out in the background over the course of a telephone call to 911 that lasted 27 seconds before the caller's voice was drowned out. there is news tonight about that attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi that killed four americans. the only suspect in that attack has been set free in tunisia. his attorney says the judge let him go due to a lack of evidence. we also learned secretary of state hillary clinton pictured at the white house today and back on the job this week will testify later this month about the benghazi attack. senator bob corker tells our own andrea mitchell mrs. clinton is likely to testify

>> ron mott, thanks. we'll have live coverage of president obama's official swearing-in tomorrow just before noon eastern, and on monday, inauguration day, covering it all day long beginning with "today" on nbc. >>> that's "nightly news" for this saturday. i'm lester holt reporting from washington. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today" and right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> right now at 6:00, a deadly shooting shuts down an east bay bart station for hours. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for diane dwyer tonight. we begin with that developing story in the east bay where right now detectives are reviewing surveillance video from the san leandro b.a.r.t. station. there was a deadly shooting this afternoon. several suspects are still on the run. kimber kimberly, does it sound like folks will be able to use that b.a.r.t. station any time soon? >> reporter: we're being told within the hour. it looks like detectives are wrapping up their investigation now. and as soon as they finish

our report on all of it tonight from nbc's ron mott. >> reporter: today, after months of silence about whether he would address widespread speculation that he used performance-enhancing drugs, lance armstrong issued an apology to the cancer foundation he founded for what livestrong said was the stress they have endured because of him. the mea culpa happened before armstrong sat down with oprah winfrey for an interview set to air thursday, in which he is expected to offer an admission of some measure. >> he was a transcendent sports figure, bigger than the sport and it was because of the livestrong band, because of the bracelets and people overcoming cancer. and frankly, people at livestrong have been pressuring him for a while now. to minimize this damage. >> reporter: nbc news learned that in a conversation, armstrong who forcefully denied doping allegations for years said, quote, it was just the way the game was played at the time so it was a level playing field. the 41-year-old armstrong has remained largely out of public view since the united states anti doping agency moved to vaca

ron mott, nbc news, detroit. >>> and that is our broadcast for this wednesday night. much for being with us. i'm kate snow in for brian williams. we hope to see you right back here again tomorrow evening. have a great night.

happy new year. >> happy new year to you, ron mott.id you say fiscal cliff was on the banned list? that is our broadcast for this new year's eve. and on this last night of the year, we want to remind you, ring in 2013 on new year's eve with carson daly, starting tonight at 10:00 here on nbc. i'm kate snow in for brian williams. we hope to see you back here tomorrow evening. good evening and happy new year. . good evening and happy new year.

our report tonight from nbc's ron mott. >> reporter: 2:00 today in amhurst, massachusetts, and else wherehe 150th celebration of the emancipation proclamation. >> we're at a better time in history. >> reporter: at 2:00 p.m. on january 1st, 1863, president abraham lincoln is said to excuse himself from the east room. he headed to his office upstairs, now the lincoln bedroom, and signed the emancipation proclamation. >> this morning, lincoln had shaken thousands of hands. so when he went to sign the emancipation proclamation, his own hand was numb and shaking. he put the pen down. he said, if ever my soul were in an act, it is in this act. but if i sign with a shaking hand, posterity will say he hesitated. so he waited and waited. >> reporter: while his historic signature on the frail document has faded a bit over time, his bold decree still wields power. though declaring rebel states free in writing, in reality, the emancipation proclamation did not. but announcing the admittance of black soldiers into forces -- >> colored soldiers. just think of it. >> reporter: the dynamics of the ongoin

ron mott, nbc news, new york. >>> gas prices across the couldn'try are up almost seven cent ngs somein bay ear it's all over the place. in san francisco, it costs $3.68, which is the same as month ago. in san jose, though, it's $3.60, up about six cents. in oakland it's up three cents. prices had dropped between october and december. experts say prices will likely continue to slowly increase. >>> dozens of demonstrators gathered at golden gate bridge today to protest the continued operation of guantanamo bay prison. they carried signs and pressed as prisoners for a march across the bridge. they say they chose that location for its visibility and popularity with tourists. they consider what is happening at guantanamo illegal. >>80 of them have been cleared for release and they have been unable to find anywhere to send them and that's unconscionable. these people need to go to somewhere where they can begin their lives again, the remaining people at guantanamo deserve to be tried. >> friday marked the 11th anniversary of the creation of guantanamo bay prison. >>> lance armstrong says h

the kung fu dvds, one of the stores that sells those is on mott street.ll right, now... this copy store clerk, raymond chan, he lives right around the corner. man: he's erasing the hard drives. what're you running here, raymond, a group home for computers? i found the spyware. that's not mine. somebody must've sent me a virus. word for word, that's what your little hacker friend corinne said. i don't know who you're talking about. he skimmed a lot of data. i'm finding hundreds of credit card numbers, pins, bank atms... atms? ( speaking cantonese ) if i... you just called him a thief? you must have some kind of proof. i went to the atm two days ago. it said my checking account empty. $800 gone. mom, i didn't do it. i don't steal from banks. that's... we need to know the name of your bank. man: it's not my machine. i just rent it. but all i get is people complaining. bishop: no wonder. according to the bank, 33 people who used your machine in the last three weeks had money stolen from their account. wait a minute, wait. this doesn't belong in here. you see,

families of the victims have vowed motte to bury their bodies until the government promises to protect them from the sectarian attacks. >> police have arrested six men for abducting and raping a 26-year-old woman. this came weeks after an attack in delhi that outrageded those. the victim boarded a local bus. the bus driver took her to an unknown location. the victim recalled what happened. >> the bus driver refused to drop me off at my village and took me ahead. they allowed all the passengers to get off but me. they raped me. >> demonstrators are demonstrating changes for adoption laws. critics say president putin's government is using orphans as pawns in a political zpuse. georgia has released inmates deemed to be political prisoners. the move was opposed by the president. the amnesty covers prisoners convicted of trying to overthrow the government and spying for russian. it could reduce jail time for thousands of inmates. serbia has adopted defied lines -- guidelines for calks kenny smith companies video. serbia has previously maintained it will never recognize kosovo's 2008 decorat

. >> nbc's ron mott standing by on the national mall for us today. ron, we just heard from the president there and vice president joe biden and members of his family also participating in the day of service events. since when has all of this been a part of the inauguration festivities? >> reporter: the president when he was inaugurated four years ago made a day of service part of the festivitieses for that first weekend. he wants this to be a standing tradition and hoping future presidents would make this a standard tradition and another way to extend the legacy of dr. reverend martin luther king, jr., who also has a new memorial here in town. thousands of people have gone through this tent today on the national mall for this national day of service. about a hundred or so national or local organizations, signing people up to go back home and donate their time and maybe even some money to good causes all around the country. today we expect anywhere from a quarter million to 300,000 folks to take part in festivities all across the country in national d

. >> both of them, mott and dad, are in tears.s partly why this video is becoming viral. >> at the end, his eyes, he was old. >>. [ inaudible ] . >> at the end, his eyes. >> oh, my god. >> i can't talk about it. >> we've been to funerals where we don't cry. >> he's laughing like a little child. >> he said we've been to funerals of family members where we haven't been this sad. >> i love the shot of the camera panning over to the guy, i assume is their kid -- >> oh my god. >> cracking up. >> they should play this as the trailer to the movie. >> everyone is like, i've got to see this. >> at the end, his eyes, he was old. >>> puppy learns to walk. ♪ ♪ >>> get ready to celebrate, you guys, because it's real estate time. our very first -- >> ebaum video of 2012. >> mac dreidel. happy new year. >> mack is still partying. >> first one, dog crosses eyes on command. >> a cute little guy. >> whoa. >> that's fake. >> play it again. >> i think that's fake, too. that doesn't even look real. that looks like a bad editing job. >> they're putting

thank you, ron mott. to my inaugural panel.idential historian michael beschloss, "washington post" columnist sally quinn, james peterson, associate professor of english at lehigh university, and eleanor clift, contributor to "newsweek" and the daily beast. ron talked about sasha commenting. nothing like your kids to keep you humble. >> although it was the chief justice who made the mistake. >> well, that's right. but we certainly were all listening to make sure he got it delight time. >> exactly. >> michael, nate silver who has a piece today looking at first-year approval ratings of second-term presidents. most presidents got a big bump after their re-election. not so for both presidents obama and bush. tell me what happened? >> well, we're in a modern time where people are a skeptical about presidents and they came into their second terms after tough and hard-fought campaigns in contrast to a bill clinton or some of others. but even the president who is come in with very high ratings usually tend to plun nj the second term. tw

for "today," ron mott, nbc news, boston. >> hope that catches on in a lot of cities. >>> coming up nextood morning, the time is 8:26. let's get a check on your commute. >> i wish i had better news for northbound 95 in howard county but it remains bumper-to-bumper past 216 where we have an accident taking up the right blend of those delays continue toward the beltway. it is 9 miles per hour on average and is affecting southbound traffic. take 295/route 1 or even 29 as your alternate. traffic is at a standstill. on eastbound 70, we are holding on to some delays toward 29. a little bit of improvement closer to the beltway and there is an accident at rossdale boulevard, 30 minutes on the north side and 21 minutes on the west side and we're just starting to see some jfx delays toward 28 st.. >> good morning, yesterday it was clouds and this morning is a lot of sunshine. some lake effect snows at been evident. there is some snow on the jersey shore and today we will have a mix of sun and clouds and it feels colder because of the wind. the winds are northwest attend but gusts have been stronge

which is a little purr plexing because although apple's growth will mott rate. the valuation here seems pretty compelling. >> do you agree or disagree? >> apple, their p. echlt has the person of on 50% of google, 4% of fanbook and 3 percent on. what we see with am that skpejations and these the slyist room you just more realize tick employ trading than. >> i think it's an incredible value right now. there are struck y'all changes that they're going to have deal we. >> it was great point what he was taking, the valuation was 14 times the earrings. why hasn't apple that it suggests it deserved. >> unfortunately technology has been a poor performing sector. also when you look at the other, apple does trade on a premium. i think they're kind of -- >> hold up on a that a second, brian. who would be another peer? >> it's not a coincidence that even value managers today are beefing up their technology exposure because a valuatiabouts yags are sitting there. even though it's trading on an absolute basis, the sector itself is in a tough space. >> in terms of premiums the

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. >> ron mott with valerie -- as we mentioned a few moments ago, house republicans planning to introduce a bill next week to raise the debt limit ceiling for three months, the bill does not ask for spending cuts but could prevent a major fight with the white house. it does put the senate in an awkward position, by asking them to vote in three months when the debt ceiling has to be raised again. the white house said to be encouraged but a provision calls for cutting pay for the chamber that does not passes the budget. some democrats not happy. and house minority speaker nancy pelosi saying it's a gimmick, unworthy of the challenges we face and the debate we should be having. the message from the american people is clear, no games no default. for more on this, i would like to bring kristin. what is the white house saying about the issue? >> reporter: craig, they are saying that they are encouraged by the fact that house speaker, john boehner, is putting forward a proposal that increases the debt limit without an equal amount of spending cuts. that was his long-held position a and he is aba

mott metro police say the helicopter was being diverted to a nearby heliport when it crashed in the fog. >> oakland city council is saying yes to extra help after a surge in violence this week. but saying no to bringing a controversial consultant, william bratton. he was the chief of police in new york and los angeles and is a proponent of many zero tolerance policies. >> today is the deadline for the justice department to join a lawsuit accusing lance armstrong of defrauding the u.s. government by denying he used performance enhancing drugs. the u.s. postal service was a long-time sponsor of armstrong's cycling team. still to come, a congresswoman wants to change hacking laws after the suicide death of a popular internet activist. >> the suicide of aaron swartz has people debating what's right and what's wrong. >> swartz took his life over the weekend. we mentioned in the past you can never point to a single cause for a suicide. certainly the charges he was facing in the hacking of computers at m.i.t. played a part. democratic congresswoman zoe lockran said it's time to update some of

my deal is focus on your john now because if you keep planning for that next job unite mott get the senate let me ask you something else you write. you go beyond saying the next president would be black. you actually go and say something else. i'll quote you here. the romney/ryan debacle probably presented one thing. the republican party will probably never present with two white men on the ticket. >> i think the republican party -- in the ways you saw in the popularity of herman cain who came out of nowhere, they're desperate to have a party that looks like america and have leadership that looks american. and they have a handful of extremely strong candidates who aren't white. i think that party's leadership and its rank and file are very ee bar to break out of this pattern as well. >> what about hillary? when you talk about a female kaerjts four years ago when she ran, everyone thought, you know, she would be the one that would get the nomination and she didn't. a lot ohm people say it was because she was a woman and people had a bias and a perception. now what? now they say hillary is t

i'm mott going to make it to shore. >> okay.n officer en route and we have a boat en route. >> okay. i'm going to lose you. >> both people made it out and stayed afloat with life vests until help arrived. they were taken to the local hospital and treated for hypothermia. both are expected to be okay. the ntsb is investigating. >>> as early as next week, gays could be allowed to join and serve as leaders in the boy scouts. this morning, organizations decision to lift its nationwide ban on gay people getting a lot of reaction. the advocates are praising the decision while some religious organizations say they're disappointed. if the it ex tex-based organization does change the policy, will allow local groups to enact their own bans. >>> even before the boy scouts made that big announcement yesterday, one local group had taken action into its own hands. last week cub pack 442 of montgomery county, posted on the website that the group would no longer discriminate against individuals or families based on race, religion, national orig

let's go right to nbc's ron mott out there on the national mall, actually inside, which is nice. out there. what can you tell us about today's day of services? >> reporter: hi there, alex. we're on the national mall. can't see it because we're in a tent. the washington monument is a stone's throw away behind me. the president, vice president and spouses out participating in today's national day of service. one of the things near and dear to the president's heart. he called for this four years ago in 2009 to get more americans involve ared and not only giving more money, which all of these organizations need, but their time, and it's paid off, because in 2011, they reached a five-year high in terms of volunteerism. two of the organizations here in this tent today, dozens here, american red cross is here. showing people how to save lives. giving cpr training. across the way, no kid hungry, fighting childhood hunger around the country. and alex, this place will be brimming with people. expecting about 8,000 to attend the inauguration monday. not all 800,000 will come through this te

national weather service keeping it in there until 8:00 this motts. so temperatures in the 20s to low 30s. bundle up. it's going to remain cold throughout the day. this afternoon we are climbing into the upper 40s in some parts especially in those east bay inland valleys. 49 is your high in places like livermore. otherwise in the low to close to mid-50s but pretty much low 50s. it's going to be as much as we are going by later on this afternoon. partly sunny skies so similar to yesterday. a system off the coast not expected to bring us rain for the next several days. looks like with our futurecast, staying dry through the weekend. a ridge of high pressure with plenty of sunshine through next week. we'll have the seven-day forecast coming up. in the meantime, back to you guys. >>> president obama will discuss the withdrawal of u.s. troops from afghanistan with president hamid karzai today. karzai made the rounds in washington this week including dinner with secretary of state hillary clinton. an afternoon news conference is set after discussions on the

the divide between mott moderates and insurgents was most visibly on display during the plan b revolt and subsequent movement to hash tag fire boehner, but yesterday michael savage, the conservative radio host who reaches ten million americans every day, took it one step further. >> there is no republican party. it's an appendage of the democrat machine, as we've all just seen. it's two-card monty as we all know. it's a game being played against the american people. yes, we need a nationalist party in the united states of america. so what do we do about it is the question. you have the rude meants of a new party in this country called the tea party. they need to restructure their party. they need a charismatic leader, which they don't have. >> and as for the gop's de facto charismatic leader, this is what john boehner told the "wall street journal" about being speaker of the house. "i need this job like a need a hole in the head." oh, maggie. oh -- >> leading the troops. >> yes, really. totally. sfwroo follow him underneath the banner of merlot and cigarettes. let me ask, michael sava

speaking gun violence has gone down in the country in the last ten years and, it has gone down with -- >> mott> no, that has gone up. but that what is the president is proposing -- but what he is proposing has not almost anything to do with mass murders. maybe toughening up mental health rules and, maybe not much, honestly and, they have ridiculed the nra for saying it, having armed guards at schools, and not gun free zones. >> chris: and the president does include money for that. >> and that will pass... >> chris: juan? >> the fact is the american people are of a mind that reasonable steps can be taken. it is unlikely that you will get the assault weapons ban reimpos reimposed. there is great political difficulty there but things have changed since newtown, as you pointed out and i would say one thing that changed in this town, is people from the social workers to the teachers unions, you know, the police chiefs, the mayors, bloomberg in new york, governors like cuomo, o'mally and merrill, these people are acting and you have seen some of the conservative democrats, even, shift their opinion

. >> should also point out volume, scott, because volume has really mott been there and seeing a light situation so the participation has not broadened out as much as you would like to see. that could be a positive. maybe at some point if the market continues where it is, it broadens out. >> they are due for some kind of correction here. there's going to be a correction of some kind. the question is what kind of correction and how long will it last and from where we're sitting doesn't look too severe and probably temporary. >> feels like you have a tug-of-war between sort of technicals and sentiment that, yeah, i mope, we may be overbought, but sentiment appears to be so strong object other side that it may not matter. bob? >> also, if you get that selloff in the equities, that could also be another motive for the risk-off trade where you start seeing buying in treasuries, and when you talk about overbought in the equities, you've got the complete opposite in treasuries, such an oversold market. the rsi and ten-year futures is below ten. seems like every time we've dipped below there o

nbc's ron mott has been down there for us.his will play a particularly poignant role on this martin luther king day. good morning. >> good morning to you. last night, i had a chance to visit with myrlie evers-williams. we talked about a number of things last night, but particularly the thrill she said she got when she was called to come and give the inr rinvocati here at the inauguration. she does so with the first avenue can american president of this country on a holiday named in honor of martin luther king jr. who like mickers evers gave his life for freedom. we talked about trying to promote his legacy. it's been a tough journey. here is how she described it. >> it's been difficult, but it's worked. because when you remove yourself from the anger and the bitterness and you focus on the positive, and you search for the meaning, for the anger and the hatred that took this man's life, you either sink to that level or you ride above it all. >> she has risen above it all. she is bell here, we think, about 11:35. she says she's

if you got an electric blanket for christmas, you -- i'm mott moving. it's easier to get into bed than out of bed. in the morning, when it's in the 20s, i can't say i blame you. we have temperatures that will rebound. they are coming up. mostly sunny, cold, mild. the extended outlook, 5, seven -- 15 days, except for this weekend there could be a week system. it looks cold but dry all the way into the 15th. we'll see if that holds but i tend to believe it. every system that's coming in has really been falling apart going north or south and therein lie as very difficult pattern to break down. it can. but the rain will be back. somebody said we're not turning off -- no. i think the rain will be back. just not right now. clear and cold. cold's not going anywhere. overnight lows 25 to 42. walnut creek, 29. 26 fairfield, concord, 28. napa, 29, novato, 30. santa rosa, 27. half moon bay 40. princeton, 36. 38 oakland, 34 mountain view, san jose, 35 but livermore is 29 and even oakland airport showing some 30s. zero in tahoe. i know it was 4 below in truckee. 26

>> ron mott in boston. thanks so much, ron. >>> aig is considering whether or not to join a lawsuit against the government over the $182 billion bailout that saved the company back in 2008. aig's decision on whether or not to sue the government will come by the end of the month. >>> as many as 50 people were hurt this morning, at least one critically when a commuter ferry in new york city made what is described as a hard docking in lower manhattan. fire and rescue officials took many of the injured away on stretchers. one passenger said there was a jolt and people went flying. the crowded high-sped ferry was coming from new jersey. >>> if you're competing in a high school swim meet you don't want to see four-time olympic medalist missy franklin in the lane right next to you. believe it or not, at her first high school swim meet since her summer games in london, missy franklin says she was actually nervous. 6 the 17-year-old heads to college next year to swim for california berkeley and she made it to state.

i still think that's mott the most likely outcome. i still think the most likely outcome is the full sequester. they could get that. but you're right, if you take a look at the drag from the sequestration, you know, the cut in that spending, in addition to the tax increases that are comes into play, the obama care tax increase and increase on incomes higher than $400,000 a year in earnings, you know, that's going to create some drag. but, you know, i get a sense, kelly, when we do our own analysis at hamilton play strategies, we think that the u.s. economy will be able to power through that this year, even with the -- even with the drag. so, you know, solid growth, but certainly not matching some of the euphoria that we've seen in the last couple of months. >> it's extraordinary because if you say this is a 1.5% drag which is roughly some of the estimates i've seen lately on this and where gdp is almost in the 2.5% range that would suggest we're somewhere in the growth of 1.4%. you could understand why markets are doing better. but un

mott torman dropping up epo. >> were you in the 2000 tour, stopping at a hotel, tyler hamilton says you but certainly that was -- >> in the middle of the tour, tyler hamilton said that there would be times when you all were injecting epo in a camper or in a tent and right outside the fans would be outside and you all would be dumping the syringes in coke cans. is that true? >> i didn't read tyler's book. i don't necessarily remember that, but i'm certainly not going to say that's a lie, that's not true. >> i still think we can take that to mean it was true, sort of near to a confession. he didn't seem very apologetic from his view to me. >> he has never been one that's been super apologetic. i don't think he ever apologized back in the day when we were teammates for a whole lot of anything really. he doesn't show a whole lot of emotion. and last night i did see for lance armstrong, quite a bit of emotion. >> by his standards. >> by his standards, sure. >> i want to come back to ask you, how good of a rider would he have been if not for the doping? ucerna hunger smart shak. they have car

for "today," ron mott, nbc news, boston. >> hope that catches on in a lot of cities. >>> coming up nextgood morning to you. it's 8:26. i'm marla tellez. it's a big day for the police department. the chief will step down. chris moore announced earlier this year he would retire on january 18th moore denied san jose's casino matrix. escobel be take over as police chief until they can find a replacement. he says he is not interested in taking the job on full time. >>> mike, the roads are pretty empty. the bay bridge toll plaza at least. what do i know? >> no, you're absolutely right. the fdr a very light, as typical. 880 has been a nightmare up through oakland. we saw the jam. still recovering. but it's moving quickly as far as if recovery. that tow truck just arrived on scene. hope to get that cleared. two tough issues holding people up from getting people to the bay bridge. >> now it makes sense to me. i just saw the toll plaza shot. there it is. see you at 8:56. >>> 8:30 now on this friday morning, the 18th of january, 2013. wow, i almost got run over. that is a new bike. it's a bike. it

for "today," ron mott, nbc news, boston. >> hope that catches on in a lot of cities. >>> coming up nextl news and a check of your local weather. >>> good morning. it's 8:26 on friday, january 18th. i'm aaron gilchrist. breaking news on i-95. here's danella. >>> good morning. this is the scene that was shot earlier today from chopper 4. the northbound crash at one point was blk all of i-95 northbound at 216. now just the right lane is blocked. so if you're traveling northbound 216 you'll see your right lane blocked. talking about delays, about four miles still. and let's head over to i-95 southbound. rubbernecking delays are from 32 as you make your way southbound at 215. it's better because earlier this morning, you were jammed at 100. aaron? >> thank you, danella. >> thank you, danella. your forec overmany discounts to thine customers! [old english accent] safe driver, multi-car, paid in full -- a most fulsomeounty indeed, lord jamie. thou cometh and we thy saveth! what are you doing? we doth offer so many discounts, we have some to spare. oh, you have any of those homeowners discounts

she's expected, of course to step down from her role at the end of mott. >> notre dame could have used her on the line. as alabama running all over her. >> i was rooting for notre dame, so lay off the notre dame jokes this morning. >>> other news this morning? >> i have other news. two americans among seven people killed in a helicoptp kopcouldn in center peru. three bodies recovered away from the site, and four still trapped in the wreck. >>> alleged gunman in the aurora movie theater massacre is due back in court this morning. a preliminary hearing to determine if james holmes will stand trial. one officer described holmes as "very, very relaxed" after the shootings. >>> casey wian joins us from centennial, colorado. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, john. it was a dramatic day of testimony yesterday. prosecutors were warning victims' family members who were in the courtroom, there would be a lot of graphic testimony and they should be prepared for that. they certainly delivered. several police officers took the stand, testified about their first encounter with james holmes. o

. >>> we're coming up with tommy mott mottola after your local news. >> this is wbal-tv 11 news in baltimoreouthbound 95 at the northeast corner, as you head towards mountain road, you will see the crash coming into view. this is off to the shoulder. all your travel lanes should be open as well. wilkins and kenwood, another one in catonsville. men over for road and compass rose, possible lane closures -- middle river road encompass road, possible lane closures. 17 miles per hour north of 70. it will take you a long way to get all the way down to 95. outer loop going away from us starting to back down there. southbound traffic is just crawling to get down to the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> much better start for us today than yesterday. temperatures are in the upper 30's and low 40's. . 48 in the. -- 48 at the airport. 20% or 30% chance for a passing most of you will not seek rain today i. we will make it into the 60s tomorrow. better chance for rain in the afternoon and evening. >> thank you for joining us. back with another update at 8:56. fiber one. uh, forgot jack's

and ron mott is right at the center of things at the washington mall. good morning, what's happening this morning? >> reporter: hey, lester. good morning to you. as you mentioned, activities kick off this weekend. this is one of the ones that really is near and dear to the president's heart and the first lady's heart. that's the national day of service that the president called for four years ago. now this tent that we're on is on the national mall. the washington monument is a stone's throw behind us. it's going to be filled with some of the 800,000 people expected for the inauguration. there are dozens of local and national organizations here that will tell folks how they can help around the d.c. area and when they get home in their communities. just two are here. the american red cross is going to be here later on showing people how to save a life with cpr training. and then just across the way is no kid hungry, trying to fight childhood hunger in this country. this is a big problem that they've got -- a big program that they've got set up. and when