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look at gate ners. 9 degrees. manassas in the teens. a very cold start to the morning. here's a look at your futurecast. lots of sunshine. high, thin clouds coming in late this afternoon. a wet commute for your tuesday morning. a half inch by afternoon. we'll start to dry out by tuesday. lower 50s downtown. 92 please. 5 in frederick. -- in fredericksburg. milder tomorrow wet. wednesday cold and breezy. 37 partly cloudy can't. here's your 7-day outlook. temperatures cold through thursday. friday we warm things back up in the lower 40s. here's a look at your traffic. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. it is a holiday. that means traffic is moving very well around town. usually during the rush hour, you'll find two-way traffic remember today. we'll take you around town first of all to the south side where there has been a long standing accident on the southbound side of i-95. after 234. let's take a live look at the tractor trailer on this side here. emergency crews arrived on the southbound side. northbound lanes are open getting by this accident. at gainsville all the

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this is a classic case of cold air temperatures here 38 at national, 37 in gate ners. hard to scour this cold air out though. we still have some fog. visibility three miles in manassas, down to a quarter mile at dulles and three quarters of a mile at gate ners. we'll talk about the -- at gate they aresburg. >>> >>> still ahead, one nation's attempt to compensate workers for being connected 24/7. >>> a woman is dead after being run over by a van in the parking lot of an elementary school. in prince george's county, that story is coming up. >>> turning to the sunshine state, we are going to show you how the republican presidential candidates are gearing up for florida. that is next. >>> a new poll finds newt gingrich is the leader of the pack in from. according to the conservative polling company. it finds the former house speaker leads mitt romney 41% to 32%. rick santorum gets 11% and ron paul is at 8%. the survey was down after gingrich's win in south carolina. >>> tonight the republican hopefuls will be in tampa for their next debate. and the new front runner says vo

nbc news, tucson. >>> the suspect in the shooting was jared lof ner. he's been diagnose nosed with schizophrenia. he's being medicated to make him competent to stand trial. he pleaded not guilty to the charges. >>> active military members will be able to clear airport screening faster than the rest of us. president obama signed a law to produce and implement a plan to speed up screening for traveling military personnel in uniform and those traveling with military orders. tsa says it will allow them to focus more on higher risk travelers. the new security standards must be in place by early july. some believe the law may be a bad idea and point to last saturday's arrest of a north carolina soldier caught by tsa screeners with explosives in his carry-on bag. >>> doug has a check on the weather. it was so delightful, it's almost scary. january 6th and it's 60-some degrees. who's complaining. >> the awful cold we had makes you appreciate a day like this. >> we started at 17 a couple days ago and we are 63 today. i want to talk about a huge snowstorm that c

santorum con que ni conciben la posibilidad de cuando tratan aed abuelos y abuelas que tenemos que que nererarÍa como su candidato a la vice presidencia se habla de un marco rubio. >>> no quiero profundizar de la elecciÓn de una persona detalle mi snad todavÍa pero si una persona inteligente conservadora que hable bien y que haya sido presidente de la cÁmara en su estado, marco rubio tiene que estar en la lista a quienes considerarÍa como potencial candidato. >>> interesante rk porque es dogma tic en su oposiciÓn al acta del sueÑo a una reforma migratoria integral. >>> pero creo que la de forma que lo he descrito se podrÍa apoyarlo que he dicho, duro en la frontera, programa vigilado de trabajadores invitados penalidad fuerte para empleadores que contraten ay legales reconociendo que existe un grupo que ha estado aquÍ, tanto tiempo que destrozo rÍas sus familias. >>> susana martÍnez, la gobernadora de nuevo mÉxico, muy preparada, muy interesante. >>> y demi entrevista con gingrich a otra exclusiva de "noticiero telemundo" con el senador rico santorum, protagonista de la sorpresa de iowa, e

cheryl con ner joins us. >> reporter: that woman is going to be okay. she was rescued from the third level apartment building where you can see firefighters are out of here but restoration crews have moved. the fire started at 3:21, put out 24 minutes later. the fire went to two alarms. it was contained to one apartment. what happened, smoke traveled up to the two other apartments. there's also some water damage. the fire actually started in the basement but the woman who had to be rescued was at the top level. tell us how that 64-year-old woman was when she left the scene? >> she left under severe smoke inhalation and she's being treated over at bwmc. >> reporter: the fire started in the basement. the woman who was rescued was on the third level. that much smoke traveled to the top? >> yes, ma'am. at the time of the call, they found heavy smoke conditions. 9tái glen burnie truckçó tt(ur+eçó rescue where you see the workxd beingÑi done. we've transported two other ytáh@gw3t( the apartment building. >> reporter: how are they doing tonight? >> they're be

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today in sum president ner unemployment the economy and jobs in south carolina. >> they come here becausehe best place for them. they look at everything from the regulations to the work force to the tax rate. they do all of this calculation. i have done that as a business guy. i spent 25 years in business. we look to see where is the right place to build a facility where should we build a store? if you create the best environment for business they will come. >>> talking about businesses setting up here. some of what mitt romney set up he knew more, mitt rnewt gingril go to a steel run taking a lot of numbers in it. he can't resais citying on that bane capital train. >> oo in a fox news exclusive lal lee barber not changing his position. this is a group of convicted murderers who worked for barber and their family. some fic vim -- victim's families were shocked and not you given enough time tol report. they threatened to reverse the poured dan os. mcelway is life in washington. >> the decision of a state judge to block some of these as you mentioned is already being done by the state depar

existence. 600 mid and elementary school youngsters are provided two umbrella fasts, two lunches, and 2:10 ners along with snacks. >> the nutrition contributes to the developmental growth of the child. which means the child who does not receive proper nutrition in the formative years, the damage is done all those years of malnutrition is irreparable. >> reporter: at south lake elementary school, counselor terry williams says almost 90% of their students receive free breakfasts and lunches at schools. many depend on the weekend food program. >> this small bag of food is very important to our children. they look forward to it every week. they make a point of coming to school on friday, so that they can get their backpacks. >> you know, without these backpacks, many youngsters in montgomery county would go hungry over the weekend of the the backpacks are filled with kid friendly nourishing food. they are delivered to school and discreetly place the sacks in the youngster's backpacks. >> they eat a lot of junk food, ordinarily. or perhaps they don't have regularly prepared meals that are well balan

one design ner in morocco is making her own waves in the fashion world. >> reporter: sweeps silk that accentuates the curves, luxurious fabric and beautiful design. women in north africa wear traditional caftans on special occasions like weddings or festivals. western fashion is everywhere in morocco, but women still love to wear customs. >> translator: they're charming, and they're totally unique. >> translator: it's our tradition. i love it. >> hanna runs a caftan shop in casablanca. recently she's been getting much attention abroad for her caftan designs. her most wanted pieces are traditional caftans with rich designs. it can take up up to three mont to make a single piece by hand. while hanna has a deep respect for tradition, she updates them to meet more than trends. >> translator: in this kaftan, the motif is music. the sleeves are shear, and i've added musical notes in the embroidery. >> hanna showed her latest pieces in october. it is a wedding dress of pure white materials with gold trim. she even attached a wedding style. on this piece the shoulders and arms are exposed. th

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. >>> now to golf and a win for steve string ner the season's pga opener.tourment of championships in hawaii, he nailed his approach shot on 16 and putted for a birdie, then capped the victory with another birdie putt on 18 finished under 269 and hugs from his biggest fan. >>> well, barry lar kin knows where he'll be on july 22nd, cooperstown, new york, to be inducted into baseball's hall of fame. the sure-handed cincinnati reds shortstop was elected in his third year of eligibility. he got 86% of the vote from baseball writers of america. in 18 seasons, lar kin was a 12-time all-star hitting .295 with 198 home runs. >>> and when we return, another look at this morning's top stories, and a pill mix jum triggers a recall of some of the popular over the counter drugs. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. and it hasn't been going exactly as planned. cut. cut! [ monica ] i thought we'd be on location for 3 days -- it's been 3 weeks. so i had to pick up some more things. good thing i've

people can feel more confident when they see a dog walk ner a park. it is important that a.c.c. get additional money to administer the program if at all possible. i think as regards to having the same number versus any organization, seven and six are close enough. i don't think that is a significant difference. kind of given the history of not particularly being helpful in working with us, we shouldn't allow them to be telling us what we should be doing in our parks. thank you. >> miss stephens, i did have a question. i am a cat person. i have questions, not dogs. how much does a person pay to have your dog walked, and how come is it among dog eners? >> as common. most of us work, and you can't always -- i worked at home for a lot, so i was able to walk my dog in the middle of the day. but when i worked at home, i didn't. i go with the professional dog walkers estimate of 500 dogs in the city. people that go have their dogs in larger groups can pay less money than someone who does a dog walk individually. speaking personally, i had my dog walked by someone who did a single walk.

turning the former pennsylvania senator into a contend ner the last few days. >> let america know what you as iowa who have done your work, you believe is in the best interest of this country. >> reporter: romney is positioning himself as the candidate who has the best chance to beat president obama. while santorum and paul fight to show they have support beyond their base. coming in first, second, or third place here in iowa is considered a strong showing. and helps propel a candidate forward. but a poor finish usually signals the end of the road. michele bachmann is vowing to fight on, no matter what happened. >> we bought our tickets to go to south carolina. so we're going on. we will be on the plane to head to south carolina. >> polls say they're splitting the large evangelical block with santorum. texas governor rick perry and former house speaker newt gingrich. 41% of likely caucus goers say they're still undecided or could change their mind. making this a critical day on the campaign trail. >> michele bachmann launched her only tv ad leading up to the caucuses today. it is calle

but re, they had ner come across someone as strange as me. because they would come to me and say, "why don't you sit still?" because as long as i was moving they had to come and check regularly on me. but if i was sitting in a corner they could go out and have their cup of tea. >> hinojosa: so in the end... you know, again, from this... on this side, while you were being detained, we knew that you were an iranian-american academic, the head of the woodrow wilson center middle east program. but why do you bieve ultimately, that you were arrested, you know, interrogated? why were you the target? >> i was the target of the iranian intelligence ministry and the office of the president, president ahmadinejad. and they believed that the united states was going to overthrow the regime, but because it was bogged down in iraq and in afghanistan-- don't forget, it was during the previous administration in 2007-- so they would resort to what they would call "soft means." and the instrument for bringing about such regime change through a velvet revolutio

we ner made it before. the minister had to step down.your corner is only the rivers, you will ner make it. unless you try to drive around the globe perhaps. [applause] one woman alled that reform. today -- one wom led that reform. today, your children will go to universities that are completely autonomous. this is not a queion of ideology, it is a question of thinking is there one university that is worth its salt that is not autonomous? none. all we had to do was to hold on resist and to end it is ugly practice in our country where government after government would yield not yield to people who had the right claim but to those who wheel and the loudest. that practice -- who were yelling the loudest. that practice is over. you can demonstrate. you can protest. that is democracy. those who were blocked were more heard than the ones who suffered. recently, here, in this region, in this very city, i said that the government will no longer accept that a holiday of french citizens would be hijacked by a minority. french citizens have understo

monday she visited a family assistance senn ner named in her honor. slowly, speaks haltingly, and her friend congresswoman debby wasser man schultz says giffords has trouble putting thoughts into complex word. >> you just have to have some patience and you have to make sure that you give her the time to find the words. >> reporter: a special election will be held to fill giffords' asset, her husband mark kelly says he does not want to run. one of her last acts as congresswoman will be to attend the state of the union address. >>> in other news, a violinist is the star of a viral video. he had a classy response when a cell phone ring tone rudely interrupted his performance. ♪ >> the performance happened six months ago, but was only recently posted on the internet, however, some suspect the video is a publicity stunt for the nokia mobile phone company. >>> coming up on your local news after cbs news this morning, the interview with coach penn state joe paterno as they recall their fare's legacy. >>> plus, a look at final batch of secret tapes of john f.

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tara merge ner for cbs news, washington. >>> at the airport in sacramento california a sheriff's deputy a taser. the 26-year-old man refused to go through the screening process to retrieve an item he left behind then grabbed his bag and ran away. bad idea. the deputy stunned him three times with the taser. then took him to jail. >>> talk about unruly passenger look at what happens to a security officer in bangkok, thailand. the right side of the screen. custom officials objects to being patted down and shoves the officer and boxes his ears several times. who does that? this is security video that made it on to you-tube. the customs official has been demoted. two months after authorities reopen the investigation into the death of actress natalie wood. police say there's no new evidence in that case. wood died 30 years ago while sailing off catalina island. top officials tells the l.a. times it's highly unlikely any new ground would be broke. her death is still considered an accident. >>> coming up later on cbs had morning, we'll chat with mitt romney and ron paul. the day after the new h

jared lawful ner is charged in that in that massacre. >>> a planned celebration of the martin lutherr. holiday. it marks the first holiday where visitors can visit the legacy of the civil rights leader at the memorial dedicated to him. the national park service will lay a wreath at the site and offer educational programs throughout the day. the national cathedral will also hold a special service that afternoon. >>> and martin luther king, ii, a known civil rights and community leader will serve as the keynote speaker at this year's annual event honoring his father, civil rights leader dr. king. the theme is peace, love and dignity, king's ultimate challenge. the martin luther king awards for the community service recognizes selected johns hopkins employees for volunteer activities. that address we just told you about, it's today from noon to 1:30 at the turner auditorium at johns hopkins medical campus. >>> we know the holidays are over, but one house in howard county says i'm not done yet. in fact, you get to vote on it. abc 2 news' linda stow is live in colombia this morning with w

y en veces no saben toda la información que deben ner. >>> este hijo de migrantes mexicanos de jaliscorios tipos de cáncer como los melanomas pulmón y cervicervical. >>> muchos tratamiento no son efectivos y son tóxico porque las drogas que se usan es a concentración muy alta y esto causa daño. causa la células cancerosas que seres t reten antes de dividir mueran. >>> es uno de los 17 científicos en estados unidos en recibir el premio para la investigación del cáncer dirigido a apoyar jóvenes en estas investigaciones. >>> ahorita hemos deidentifido esta proteína y también estamos tratando de crear nuevas farmacéuticas para ingerir esta proteína dentro de las células cancerosas. >>> su descubrimientos mostró que esta proteína estas dejan de dividirse y mueran rápido. >>> el doctor jorge torres el único hispano en el equipo de investigador en la universidad de california estima que entre a 5 a 10 años su hallazgo podría llegar a los pacientes, primer impacto. le invitamos a ver más noticias de salud en univision.com. >>> contrario a lo que se pensaba parches y gomas demás caro no son efe

once you get past, reports of flooding as you make the 580/680 connect ner the dublin interchange. look out for some slick surfaces there. an early morning traffic alert, westbound 80 near gillman involving an accident with a big rig. that has canceled and everything is off to the right shoulder. and you can see in the sensors we're still seeing a bit of a backup through there. and all lanes are open and once you approach the bay bridge toll plaza, a few cars on the roadway, a little slow and go and overall no metering lights are on. and you're clear across the upper deck into san francisco. that's a look at your time saver traffic. >>> 4:34. >>> the san francisco 49ers fell just short of making it to the super bowl. but it was a thrilling game at candlestick park. couldn't keep your eyes off the screen. >> a sometime consumer until the last few seconds. >> new york giants beat the 49ers in overtime. 20-17. a 49er fumble on a punt return. i cannot watch it. it led to the game-winning field goal by the giants in overtime. giants fans outnumbered at the stick but they were generally

iran's state radio reported the verdict and sentenced the 28- year-old, his father is a profess ner michigan and says his son was visiting relatives in iran when he ras was arrested. the u.s. department has demanded his relief. >>> neighbors, police and firefighters are on alert for a fire bug in novato. police say as many as 20 fires were set in the city on saturday night, they came one after another within a six-hour span. fortunately, the fires were reported quickly, and extinguished. the worst of the fires burned a pg&e power pole as well as a fence. authorities are especially concerned because we've had so little rain this season. and a small blaze could easily become a major disaster. >> it does increase our alertness to the situation. and we are working diligently to try to put some solutions to what is happening. >> in response, police have stepped up patrols, and increased electronic surveillance. >>> it is 4:38. >>> get you out the door with a little traffic and weather. >> a little accident early on this monday. >> we've been following an accident in oakland. we will get to that i

temperatures up ner 50 and dr >> an internet video depicting u.s. marines desecrated the bodies of -- is -- it is no wonder secretary of state hillary clinton and defense secretary leon panetta were right to denounce the desecrating of enemy fighters' bodies as morally reprehensible. we can all agree that war is a brutal business, that behavior brings shame. marines are trained to defend this nation and they have a long history of doing that. they have a plan to mobilize ship-to-hore operations. to the thousands of marines that represent all that the military stands for, we say thank you to all the men and women who fight for our country. leon panetta has addressed these violators so in shameful part of history will not be ry

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another american rescue of iranian mayor rin ners. the second one in the week. what other details do we know about this? >> reporter: i know. this is diplomacy on the high seas. there's more goodwill than tensions. that's right. early on tuesday the u.s. coast guard rescued six iranian marine ners that were in trouble on the north side of the persian gulf. basically what happened was that this iranian vessel, it was kind of like a dow actually, it started flooding. these guys were in real danger. the u.s. came and helped them out. in fact, the owner of the vessel says without your help, we were dead. thank you. the government also from the iranian foreign ministry have this to say. the minister spokesperson said, rescuing iranian sailors by the u.s. was a humanitarian act and we well come such acts. the iranian navy operates in such operations. it is the responsibility of all nations to rescue nation nals from other countries from pirates. >> a backhanded compliment on that one, huh? >> reporter: yeah, sort of. little slap as well saying you're obliged to under

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lots of tears on the house floor as giffords delivered her official letter of resignation to john bone ner. she's giving up her seat to focus on recovery after being shot in the head. six people were killed. >>> it was a rough commute this morning in the east bay and tonight the investigation continues. a deadly crash closed highway 80 for nearly three hours. the accident happened on the westbound lanes of 80 in richmond. according to a witness, it looked like a road rage incident. a van swerved through four lanes of traffic, clipped a pickup truck and rolled over at least five times. the people in the pick clz up truck are okay. the van had been speeding and driving recklessly before the crash. >>> two jewels for local families may be tarnished. sweeping budget cuts could take aim at children's fairly land and the oakland zoo. they are meeting to discuss the budget tonight. both are looking at funding being slashed by 40%. children's ferry land has been there since 1950. kids pay 8 bucks to get in and the director wants to keep it that way, affordable. the city council is trying to cut $2

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to be serious, i hope the answer is yes, because it gives me some suck ner this relationship we now haveis being so cool itself a terrible burden? >> i truly don't think about it. i think that if you asked my daughter, you know, i wouldn't be so cool. >> piers: but your daughter is cool. >> she's extremely cool. >> she's a cool rock chick. she's amazing. >> how could she not be, given the product of her parents. two of the coolest people. >> i'm buy that one. >> coolness runs in the genes, doesn't? >> a little bit. >> piers: how do you attain coolness? how does someone like me from all the many talents i probably doebt have, coolness certainly isn't one of them. how do you effortlessly without any effort get to be cool? >> what would make you cool is the fact that you don't try. >> piers: i'm trying too hard? >> that's what's wonderful about people when you're a natural. >> piers: this is what i think. this is one of the coolest things i've seen. this is typical lenny kravitz. this is an album cover in vinyl, which is cool these days. secondly, amazing picture on the front. i turned it o