leon bass and what message he has for students at mount st. joseph high school. 3q first you gotta start with the good stuff. then kick it up a notch with french's spicy brown. and look out. here come the new recruits! hey, rookies. not bad for your first game. >>> 18 degrees outside. good morning maryland i'm charley crowson. time for your news to go. a lot going on for you on this mlk day. a live look at the capital in dc. a mile from the new memorial, go down, check that out. kuren redmond is lye at mount st. joseph high school talking to a man who honoring dr. king with his words. sherrie johnson is live at mt bank stadium celebrating a win over the texans. let's start with lynette charles. >>> it'scold outside. you need to bundle up. check out the numbers this morning. 12 in to towson. woodbine around 13. 22 sparrows point. arnold around 22. if you are heading out and about, up to pennsylvania, new york, going to be dealing with a winter weather advisory. here at home, we will be drey until this evening. -- dry until this evening. >> repo

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ben tracy on the man hunt on mount rainier after the shooting death of a national park ranger. and barry petersen on the real estate boom. yes, there is one-- down on the farm. >> black gold is what you're holding in your hand. it's not oil, it's dirt. and it's worth more than ever before. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. reporting tonight from des moines, iowa. >> pelley: good evening from the starting line of the race for the republican presidential nomination. we're in the library under the dome of the skate capital building in des moines. that dome soars 275 feet above ground and is covered with 23- carat gold. but more precious than gold to the republican presidential candidates tonight are votes and one day before the caucuses they were trying to win over the nearly half of voters who say they haven't settled on a candidate. the latest polling shows mitt romney in the lead with 24% followed by ron paul at 22%, rick santorum 15 and newt gingrich 12%. santorum is on the rise. in the past month his numbers have more than doubled w

kuren redmond is live outside mount st.eph high school with a former world war ii vet changing his time. >> reporter: like you said, 83rd birthday of dr. king, lots of celebrations to commemorate his birthday, today's, here at mount st. joe, the students will get a message from dr. bass who, is a former world war ii veteran and spent his life fighting racism. tell us about dr. bass. >> reporter: at mount st. joe's we believe the good loving person can make a difference. that was the message the life of dr. king, and his message, it's a part of the life and message of dr. bass. he served in world war ii and helped to liberate a death camp and active in the civil rights movement and became principle at a time when the quest for equality was played out in the schools. not only a eye witness but a participant and living history. we hope he will inspire our boys today. >> reporter: how important it is for him to share his message? >> schools teach students through textbooks and teachers. there is nothing like them having experie

looks like it's trial to-- trying to clip mount airy. there may be a brief drop of visibility.cause we are watching closer to the bestway not much action. the snow showers are trying to clip through northern sections of carroll county and we will watch a few other upper level disturbances that you can see one more surge and this was not here 30 minutes ago but it's trying to build its way back in and we have another disturbance that will slide in the afternoon and that could enhance more widespread snow showers. we will call it flurries this morning but there may be a burst of snow on the west side. 25 to 30 on the thermometer but it feels colder on the maps heading into the afternoon with snow showers as the cold air is built back in and a taste of winter out there. something that the city is taking seriously so right now we will go to baltimore city where linda so has more on the code blue. good morning. >> reporter: if you are going to go to work or getting the kids ready for school you want to make sure everyone bondels up. the cold blue award means emergency shelters will

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the place for this is the temple mount in jerusalem. so that large structure is considering the hopes and dreams pile on top 70 people who go to jerusalem are hugely disappointed and have jerusalem syndrome. it is a special madness peculiar. as a mental institution, that specializes and every year several hundred people lose their lives. it is one of the few places where you walk can in do see the patients produce a jesus several people turnaround. [laughter] and in fact, there are various levels of jerusalem syndrome. it has many names madness come of fever, not just for silly names but this psychiatric and recognized buy psychiatrist is a syndrome and it is caused by dead this -- disappointment certainly they have also suffered from it as jewish pilgrims and surgeon the muslims also. one of the bizarre characteristics of anybody who gets old but that is every concord who has managed to control of jerusalem bought mono atheism means if you believe you believe in one god. one way. so that you cannot compromise with the road to happen to

they're mounted to the roof by rails and mounts.ther with wires and switches and things like that we call that the balance of the system. it's a relatively minor component as far as price goes. so your array is mounted to the roof. it's wired to the inverter which is a simple device that changes d.c. current to a.c. current. that's all it does. it fits on the side of the house next to the meter typically and isn't very large. about this big, a foot square maybe. so that's they typically are warranted for 10 years. they're probably last 15 years. so on a cost analysis for the system typically run an inverter replacement at year 15. the inverter is wired to your loads. it uses electricity, appliances, whatever and it's also tied to your meter. the only real visual impact on the house is the panels. the other stuff is almost never seen. the thing about solar panels is they work during the day owl. so the big question is what about at night? well when isn't shining. in the past the only solution you had to that was batteries. you would

and the place for this is the temple mount in jerusalem. and, um, so that's very sort of quite a large structure, in fact, but, you know, relatively small considering the hopes, the dreams that are piled on top of it. and that's why many people who go to jerusalem are hugely disappointed by jerusalem and, hence, the jerusalem syndrome. you know what the jerusalem syndrome is, the special madness we call offto jerusalem. to jerusalem. now, in jerusalem there's a mental institution, mental hospital which specializes in the jerusalem syndrome. and every year several hundred people are hospitalized with the jerusalem syndrome. and i've been to this place, and it's one of the few places where you walk in, and you see the patients say -- if you say jesus, several people turn around. [laughter] and, in fact, there are various levels of jerusalem syndrome. and it's had many names over the years, jerusalem madnd, jerusalem fever -- madness, jerusalem fever, but it's not just a sort of silly name for what happens to be people of jerusalem, it is a ps

one of the most challenging jobs takes rangers to mount yet. each time they go there under a veil of secrecy regardless of day or night or weather conditions that painstaking job requires special knowledge and staying power they need to be skilled horseman as well as able to discern telltale signs showing the presence of trespasses and have no difficulty finding their bearings. are new voters will always be tempted to answer the reserved. because beasts are easy prey here the reporters up there are not as much afraid of humans as they are elsewhere because they're under constant protection. such cultures see them as enticing tidbits because hunting for them is so easy. as the path reaches higher altitudes one climatic zone in the mountains gives way to another here the fog that enveloped the forests in the foothills is now a distant memory there is snow on the slopes and it is much colder the caucasian mountains gradually come into view. the phone. from. after several attempts to find the best point for filming the landscape dimitri suddenly co

one more on mount caramel at gunpowder. speeds, 56 miles per hour on the top and west side outer loop. 95, volume out there and wet roads, but no real problems on 95. this is brought to you by your toyota dealer. now is the time to make the jump to toyota. and now back to send it to you guys. >> thank you very much. >>> and are you going to massachusetts? >> see i was going to sing weekend in new england. >> you still can. >> we can get it together, yeah. >> i still won't. how you guys doing? everything all right? raven maniacs are out there. and a lot of folks planning a trip up to massachusetts for the afc championship game. mark, good morning to you. >> thank you for coming. >> reporter: my pleasure. all right. let's talk about your trip going up this weekend. >> well, we put it on sale right after the ravens victory over houston. we have two packages. one all-inclusive package that includes a tick tote the game, upper reserve, transportation back and forth and a hotel room. that pakistan $580 for everything. brand new b

southbound from mount tamalpais this morning.nother look east downtown oakland from south beach in san francisco, barely see the top of mount diablo by the -- let's take a look at visible sat late you can see how clear it is. a few high clouds moved through that's about all we'll have in the form of any adverse weather today. we may have winds pick up a little the -- during the afternoon. 60 san jose, 60 in los gatos. around the monterey bay inland temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. mostly sunny and mild today not the record setter we saw yesterday. dangerous surf develops later this evening through tomorrow could be slightly cooler tomorrow, before another warm burst sunday to tuesday into next week. as far as what is going to happen today, low to mid 60s in most neighborhoods with high clouds mixing with sun richmond, san francisco, half moon bay 60, 6 san rafael, san mateo and vallejo -- everybody else in the mid 60s may get to 67 in livermore. 62 monterey, rest of the bay inland mid to upper 60s. around the state we do not

moves closer to an iran or oil embargo amid mounting concern over how the measures might say.thousands remain behind bars in libya for fallon to switch sides it's close to the white line after the transition to democracy reveals violent in finding among the former rivals. plus the increasing number of german voters fed up with the crises and controversy for now pinning their colors to the mass of the new party. live from our headquarters in central moscow you're watching r t with me and he said now it's two pm here in the russian capital one thirty pm in tehran and the e.u. says it is ready to ban imports of raney and crude and will consider whether to do so by the end of the month oil prices are already witnessing another spike in response to the latest heated exchange between iran and the u.s. over a key trade route in the persian gulf it comes on three run threatened to block the trade channel after new u.s. sanctions hit its exports the latest bills signed by president obama on monday saw iran's currency dropped below the risk a commentator on middle east affairs thinks th

southbound from mount tamalpais this morning.ther look east downtown oakland from south beach in san francisco, barely see the top of mount diablo by the -- let's take a look at visible sat late you can see how clear it is. a few high clouds moved through that's about all we'll have in the form of any adverse weather today. we may have winds pick up a little the -- during the afternoon. 60 san jose, 60 in los gatos. around the monterey bay inland temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. mostly sunny and mild today not the record setter we saw yesterday. dangerous surf develops later this evening through tomorrow could be slightly cooler tomorrow, before another warm burst sunday to tuesday into next week. as far as what is going to happen today, low to mid 60s in most neighborhoods with high clouds mixing with sun richmond, san francisco, half moon bay 60, 6 san rafael, san mateo and vallejo -- everybody else in the mid 60s may get to 67 in livermore. 62 monterey, rest of the bay inland mid to upper 60s. around the state we do not s

you may want to use mount streetwhich is a good alternate. now on i-95. we are getting reports of off and on mild congestion on 95 south of maryland 175 getting to the capital belt we. no trouble getting into downtown on i-95. from the beltway inbound to 395 all lanes moving without delays. over to you. >>> tens of thousands of americans across the country will gather for the largest celebration of education reform. national school choice week kicks off this week. and education reporter sherrie johnson is here with a preview. >> reporter: well, activists across the country are gathering to demand education reform here in maryland and across the country. and today kicks off national school choice week with events in all 50 states and andth vice president of national school choice week joins us with more on this issue and andrew thanks for being here. tell us about the goal of national choice school week. >> well, thanks for having me. and the goal of national school choice week is to shine a spotlight on the need to empower parents to select better schools

this morning kuren redmond is live outside of mount st. joseph high school where a former world war ii veteran is sharing thoughts on the life and times with dr. king and how he impacted so many in a fight against racism. >> reporter: there will be a celebrations and parades to commemorate his birthday. leon bass who is a world war ii veteran will be here to speak to the students as a part of a special ceremony today. let me give you background. dr. leon was a former high school principal, and a veteran of world war ii, he is dedicated his life as a teacher, administrator and most importantly, someone who always thought racism, where ever it exists. he won numerous awards including in 1996, humanitarian advancement from jewish women international and a documentary, liberators fighting on two fronts, the students here, will hear from him at the fine arts center at 10:00 as part of the special event to commemorate dr. king's birthday. he is supposed to share a special message and going to talk about his book, titled good enough, one man's me

a lot of folks getting off at mount carmel. in joppa, this is the accident. the tow truck is on the scene. hopefully that will be out of their shortly. only the left lane is squeezing by on that ramp. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> i have much better news in the forecast. we're expecting warm air to pushpin from the west. all that warm air is heading our way. the cold front is likely to pass by on saturday evening. it will pass by as it dry front. maybe a drop of rain possible on saturday evening. 50's for the next several days. 40's next week. rain chances hold off until wednesday or thursday. >> 6:36. 30 degrees on tv hill. >> an amazing "tail" >> a couple thought they looked everywhere when the lost a wedding ring until the look at their dog. diamond was too tempting for the bass a pound to avoid. -- for the basset hound. found the ring inside. it required little surgery, which was successful. she got her bring back and the dog is doing just fine -- got here ring back. >> a family suffered a terrible loss. father and husband died in an avalanch

i'll be there later this morning talking to the our lady of mount carmel lower school. a weather talk today. 48 degrees, the numbers down there in southeast baltimore county. look at the radar pushing through, moderate rain through the region. next one to two hours are wet and then we dry out. maybe another shower into the afternoon with that system. then this arctic boundary, look at this, blizzard conditions in the midwest. that slides our way. that could get a quick inch of snow by daybreak tomorrow. 45 to 50 with the rain ending, a mostly cloudy afternoon after some breaks of sun. then look for showers returning later. >>> 4:41. let's go back to the roads with angela. >> on the roads now looking pretty good as far as incidents go, we're dealing with the wet slippery conditions out there. so let's get our first live tour of i-95, south of baltimore. 95 at maryland 175, moving well especially for those southbound motorists heading towards the dc region to i-495. let's go up north to cecil county, i-95 at the tydings bridge, no reported trouble there despite the overni

this is mount rushmore of broadcasting. >> we have more anchors than the sixth fleet this morning. there's willard waving at a us. >> and tom brokaw in the foreground. >> we want to begin with the news. we have the winter storm making its way from the the midwest to the northeast. now we'll go to al upstairs with details on the story. hey, al. >> thank you very much, ann. we are talking about a big winter storm that's dumped anywhere from six to 12 inches of snow through the midwest. this is wisconsin where they are digging out. they have the snow shovels going. we have more to talk about.

when we come back here after a quick break tonight, a genuine tragedy on mount rainier. a park ranger, a young mother of two, shot to death and the frantic search for the gunman. >>> and later, messing with a classic and some of the other stories you might have missed while trying to enjoy the holidays. that's why you should always leave the news to us. y >>> if you have ever vacationed in a national park then you know the park rangers are true public servants. they are not in it to get rich. for them, their job is a calling to serve the public and work in a beautiful place. it was a new year's day tragedy atop mount rainier in washington state when we learned a park ranger, the mother of two young children, was shot to death during a routine traffic stop to check for tire chains. then came a massive man hunt for the gunman, a search that appears to be over tonight. our report this evening from nbc's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: it's known for pristine wilderness, but for the past 24 hours mount rainier national park was the scene of terror and a massive man hunt. >> t

at mount vernon, in his will upon the death of his wife. but he also provided an endowment to support them until they were educated and capable of some sort of independent profession or life and work, which was against the law in virginia. in virginia any freed slave had to be sent out of the state one year after free for the very reason i'm talking to. nobody's going to mess with george washington, okay? washington's going to do what he wants to do and nobody challenged the terms of his will. i think that there are places where you can see people imagining a generation together. most people want the people to live elsewhere. >> perhaps that's still the case. >> the dominant view is especially every place south of the patomac. the numbers are unacceptable. 40% in virginia, 60% in south carolina. we will be swamped. racial war will result. >> that's jefferson. >> jefferson, yes. actually adams says something like at that at one point. armies of right. that's right, in the correspondence with jefferson. so one of the major impediments to any

this is a completely airtight kennel mounted on the top of our car. he climbed up there regularly. enjoyed himself. >> enjoyed himself. he later said he enjoyed his ride. enjoyed his ride. remember, though. the story that had just broken in the boston globe. the story that prompted his question to mr. romney in the

mount airy 3 #. jessica rogers has us on the west side and she is up on the stickage but no stickage to report yet. she says it's snowing and we got 23 there and wind gusts 23 miles per hour that is. wind chills down probably that level as well. maryland's most powerful doppler radar burst of modern rate and -- rain and now -- moderate rain and now the radar doesn't indicate a good job. it cuts off for while and deals back in and you have that around mount airy. not a lot of action and i have to say even up towards westminster you have to head up towards the p.a. line near gettysburg and york. a burst there could coat the ground. looking to see if there's a delay we don't have that. and not much stickage. we have to eat the fact that this winter is eating us away and the warm ground is eating up the flakes with 30s but we could have icy spots as we drop below freezing. staying at 30s with the wind pushing 40 to 50 miles per hour today. so the two major issues on the roads as we toss to traffic mainly

this case is a request for conditional use authorization to install nine roof-mounted panel antennasand associated equipment cabinet in the basement of the building at 387 ellis street as part of the wireless transmission network operated by at&t mobility. the project site is located within the tenderloin neighborhood. six antennas would be placed within a new radio frequency trends bearish route designed to resemble rooftop vince. three antennas would be placed within a new radio frequency transparent brick material to resemble a chimney with bent pipe hat, and in the surrounding neighborhood. the subject building is considered a historic resourced and is the contributory building to the uptown tenderloin historic district, however, the project has no potential effect on the building or any potential historic district as the proposed antennas are set back and screen. the department received a letter from a neighbor objecting to the project because the owner of the building has not provided tenants with individual mailboxes. staff has contacted the rent board regarding this, and they

we are able to see the hill where jesus gave the sermon on the mount. >> oscar merlot says it is a great opportunity for his group. >> we are excited to take this journey and villages that exited here. richness of history and culture and faith and jesus maybe shooed where you are standing. >> israel's tourism minister expects it to be a finish shl boost to the area. >> we expect the added value exist here will be 200,000 in the near future. >> trail ends at capernaum where the bible says jesus made his home by the sea of galilee. >> people will appreciate it and come and enjoy it by motivation of faith. >> you might not be able to walk on the water, but you can take a boat ride and sail off on the sea of galilee. julie stall, cab can be news z , capernaum, israel. >> the show is over, already? amazing. all right. we'll be back next week. from all of us here at "christian world news" we appreciate you and god bless you.

of credit rating downgrade pound europe depriving france and also have their top notch grades on mounting concern that the bloc failing to control its debt epidemic. next year in r t the author of dictatorship to democracy jean shards book is this cry by some of the blueprint for nonviolent revolutions and it's you can now asked whether his concept is realistic. i'm sitting down with gene sharp his book from dictatorship to democracy is seen by many as a guide on how to carry out a revolution through nonviolent means it's often referred to as the bible of color revolutions dr sharp looking at how revolutions unfold in the arab world do you see it as transition from dictatorship to democracy. in the. sense of bringing down the old system the old it's or the system and it doesn't seem to you that people there are trading one form of oppression for another they're often happens. that happens and it's a good set to bring down oppression. this person's so they have to be very careful but it seems the egyptians weren't very careful what they have now is their military brutally cracking down on

when we come back here after a quick break tonight, a genuine tragedy on mount rainier. a park ranger, a young mother of two, shot to death and the frantic search for the gunman. >>> and later, messing with a classic and some of the other stories you might have missed while trying to enjoy the holidays. you should always leave the news to us. security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plug. i have club passes. [ male announcer ] now there's a mileage card that offers special perks on united, like a free checked bag, united club passes, and priority boarding. thanks. ♪ okay. what's your secret? ♪ [ male announcer ] the new united mileageplus explorer card. get it and you're in. not sure what to take? click on the robitussin® relief finder. click on your symptoms. get your right relief. makes the cold aisle easy. robitussin®. relief made simple. lucky for you, air optix brand has a lens approved for up to 30 days and nights of continuous wear. that's why we recommend th

frank uses waze on an iphone mounted in a suction cup holder to keep both hands-on the wheel. while driving. if you are parked or a passenger, frank showed us how you can report traffic. >> i can say moderate traffic and send. now it has put an alert there >> reporter: those alerts help other drivers and abc7 news traffic give you the most detailed reports. >> heavy traffic telling you it is on octavia street. >> reporter: city streets and back roads have always been a college. traffic reporter frances dinglasan is using waze to report the missing information. >> right now the thing i'm most excited about is taking the driver down to the street level especially if there is an incident. >> reporter: incident reports on waze are up to the second. frank can acknowledge he's seen it too. >> give it a thumbs up and there you go. >> reporter: if you join the abc7 news traffic spotters group we'll mention you on the wear when your report helps us -- you on the air when your report helps us out. you can download the waze app bay going to the itunes store or android marketplace join ou

the 66-year-old man went missing on mount rainier over the weekend.e said he stayed warm by running in place and even burning money. searchers found him monday. he got lost while falling down a slope. >> i think we lost bob on the burning money part. >> i'd just freeze to death. i'd prefer it. >>> scott pelley has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> 66 years after his act of bravery went unrewarded. a world war ii veteran finally receives the honor he deserves. >>> and here's a look at tonight's closing numbers from wall street. we'll be right back. i stepped on the machine, and it showed me the pressure points on my feet and exactly where i needed more support. i had tired, achy feet. until i got my number. my dr. scholl's custom fit orthotics number. now i'm a believer. you'll be a believer, too. [ male announcer ] get ready for some deli-style delic-ious-ity: the subway big hot pastrami melt. take a moment to ponder tender cuts of pastrami, piled sky high atop your favorite freshly baked bread with spicy mustard, pick

not just stepping on the moon he could be going there to stay russia plans to build a permanently mounted research base right there on the lunar surface. all right now to our special report we take you to siberia to learn about the local sharman and the mysterious rituals to stay with us here on out. the sun's siberia a dusk by year in chino one of the most celebrated and experienced shamans east of lake by count begins his shamanic rituals today's ritual is designed to invoke the spirits healing abilities and thank them for their powers at one point during the ritual a spirit penetrating by his body is expected to help the shaman deal with people's issues as well as heal them when a shaman becomes aware of the onset of the state of trance he puts on a cap that covers his eyes the cap protects the shaman from evil spirits and safeguards the onlookers according to popular belief ordinary people are not supposed to see the shamans eyes at such moments because this might cause them harm then the sherman's crown comes into play this headgear is fashioned out of iron and has horns on top chum

the suspects even tried to pry his tv mounted on a wall. they took clothing and an apple ipad tablet, but that was not enough. it ordered the victim back into his charcoal infinity suv and drove around for our stopping an atm machines to withdraw money from the account. some of the withdrawal attempts failed. they took turns holding a gun to the victim. according to a the suspects, they said they had killed people previously. >> it takes time for do it -- and permission to travel from department to department. >> the holiday weekend did not stop city hall from telling a significant decline in the number of murders. >> this particularly jarring the crime went on and noticed. >> what does it went unnoticed. it was in the communication pipeline. >> the neighbors at the mount royal improvement meeting which is our larger neighborhood association were shocked that our representative from the police department to appeared at this meeting was not aware of this crime at all. he got a lot of heat. >> we also want to put the photographs -- the atm ca

warmer day and you can see the wind in mount tam.iful pictures and that wind has brought a mild start by the delta, but our friends in the livermore valley, it has been cold with a windchill factor. later on today. these north-northeast winds will work to warm us up. low to mid 40s and mid 30s elsewhere around the bay and on the coast it's 50. novato, 34 and only place that has a little bit of fog is napa but elsewhere those winds have scoured out the fog, dried out the atmosphere and warmed us up from napa, santa rosa and fairfield this morning while we've cooled down a little bit in san francisco but more significantly in oakland this morning and livermore with 10 degrees of cooling. it all amounts to a sunny and milder afternoon today, tomorrow perhaps the upper 60s in warmest north bay valleys. we will look for the dry weather unfortunately all of next week. it looks like we'll be looking at subtle changes day to day. we need a breakthrough from the dominant ridge of high pressure, we have seen it weaken and rebuild. with that it

. >> who should be on mount rushmore that is not there? bd now reagin, kennedy. with heroic stature coming he is there the president that they look to going back to the arguments like this. lourdes cuban missile crisis getting through that without a nuclear war. i think with the heroic stature but people do still have in their mind. he is in our hearts as well but although when he does come to mind there is a stirring there. >> let's talk about the president what did you do right or wrong? >> who was kennedy the man? >> that is the question. not the husband. the person that you would hang around with the navy when he was killed trying to explain her husband to herself saying is sick young kid all loan on the time always reading about his euros he was never will meant but inside he was still lonely as well then you have the nose of the interview she added to the small accommodation of bad and good. the mother never loved him. she tries to explain this man who was her husband. unfaithful to her but trying to find him as the man himself in which a hero worshiper who

joining me live is kevin, in charge of the guidance department at mount st. joe. tell me about dr.eon bass and what his message will be about for students. >> we believe that part of our mission is to help our students act justly and love tenderly. that was the work and the life and the message of dr. king and the message of dr. bass. he served in world war ii and helped to liberate a death camp, became involved in the civil rights movement and the quest for equality was played out in the schools. >> reporter: you have a copy of the book, how does it coincide with the message of dr. king. >> reporter: the message, like dr. king's is that we can make a difference. if we reach out to one another and work together and if woe treat one another with respect, we can create a better world. let's not be bystanderrings and act for justice. -- by standers act for justice. we are having technical difficulties with the live shot. we will check in with her later. >>> it is 18 degrees outside. social media sites are set up to be safe and secure. scammers are working around the safety measures, w

mount fished the highest point of the western ridge. after an hour's trip by end dimitri and his son kirill walk about the northern sector of the caucuses reserve in the company of ranges the jugo weather station is now schools of coleman says away. people and animals share the only path there is in this area. do the bison let humans approach them most of the people traveling around the reserve arranges in horseback most short while ago to troll g.t. in a different area. it's a short distance from here they can see monk show his show there came across nine bison. the lettuce come quite close to them. were only fifteen metres away. bison moving with coaxes reserve have no enemies sometimes humans can come very close to them provided they are on horseback buses or ranger dismount the bison instantly make it clear they're poised for attack. horses are the most reliable and indispensable companions when people go on long trips in the mountains only horses with good training eligible for the job. this one is called chetan ish. he's my favori

ive in mount washington, keith daniels, fox 45 news, late edition.rowd watches helppessly as a disabled man's life is put in the path of a speeding train. train.it happened at the saratoga treet subway station. rescue crews pulled a man in a wheelchair out from under a train early this evening.the man was awake as emergency crews ruuhed him to the hospital. .there were dozens of witnesses to the terrifying scene. "a man in a wheel chair actually fell on the train tracks and went under the train.... i am hoping he lives" lives" investigators are working to figure out how the wheelchair ended up on the tracks. the man is in critical condition at shock trauma. 3 a.../ man.../ is... caughh.../ with...a.../ small fortune... of drugs.../ at... dulles airport. airrort. the.../ 61... year old suspect.../ is... a... frequent flyer.../ from.../ ghana...//. áátheáá man... acted .../ strangely.../ after... landing,.../// áápoliceáá.../ took him.../ to... the hospptal.../ ááx-raysáá....//// revealed...// 30.../ thousand dollars.../ worth.../ of... high- quality h

here's a live look out of mount dora, florida. gingrich is supposed to give a short speech, followed by questions. tonight's debate is expected to be a two man battle between mitt romney and gingrich. they're using their time on the campaign to take swipes at the president and his tax plans. arizona's governor ended up in a heated exchange with the up in a heated exchange with the president on the tarmac. at one point, brewer pointed her finger at the president. apparently, the president expressed his disappointment with her book. later - brewer skipped a phoenix event with the president. she later told tv news stations that she would never be disrespectful, and that the president walked away in the middle of their conversation. the time: 6-- the cost, keeps ballooning. now there's a new turn in the debate over high speed rail. plus.. i-phones, apps, and apple mania. c-net's kara tsuboi has a preview of what's new, and hot at this year's macworld. weather ad libs into the san bruno pipeline explosion has a new lead, with close tie

. >> still to come, new details on the mount rainier park ranger killed in washington state. her ties to the d.c. area. >> if you thought it was cold yesterday, and temperatures are tumbling lower. >> we have another test of traffic and weather every ten minutes. adam caskey is [ snoring ] [ thunder crhehes ] [ snoring ] [ thunder crashes ] [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] vicks nyquil cold and flu. the nighttime, sniffling sneezing, coughing aching, fever, best slemp you ever got with a cold... medicine. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] vicks dayquil. defeats 5 coco & flu symptoms. ♪ ♪ >>> parts of our region got a taste of winter yesterday. a few snow flurries in silver spring yesterday afternoon, but it did not stick to the roads or sidewalks. snowflakes in silver spring are a sign that cold weather is making a big comeback after a balmy december. >> i had a few snowflakes on my window yesterday, but they melted. be sure to have the coats and gloves this morning. people in d.c. last night or bundled up. temperatures expected to be in the upper 20s today or low 30's. the wind chill

i see we have two members of the mounted unit with us. any public comment regarding the $200 donation to the police mounted unit? seeing none -- [gavel] any public comment? thank you very much. call line item number two, please. secretary lt. falvey: item number two, the adoption of the minutes for the meetings of october 12, 19, november 2, 16, 30, and december 7. president mazzucco: do you have any changes you would like to make? commissioner chan? commissioner chan: november 16, 2011, michael, who presented, his name is spelled differently. and then on december 7, 2011, there is someone named heidi who spoke. she is with iplo, the pacific islander outreach. president mazzucco: commissioners, in the amendments? any public comment on the adoption of the minutes? hearing none, do i have a motion for adopting the minutes? and before we do that, i want to thank lieutenant falvey and another for putting this together. it takes a lot of work, and it is greatly appreciated. all in favor? adopted. please call line item number three. secretary l