for paige, those were not good options. but maybe, just maybe marijuana now was.ut she was about to find out how hard that would be. >> this doesn't go to the pharmacy and pick up your medicine. there was no protocol. >> when we come back, what will the figges do? and what would you do if this were your daughter? next. ♪ expected wait time: 55 minutes. your call is important to us. thank you for your patience. waiter! vo: in the nation, we know how it feels when you aren't treated like a priority. we do things differently. we'll take care of it. vo: we put members first... join the nation. thank you. ♪ nationwide is on your side my lenses have a sunset mode. and an early morning mode. and a partly sunny mode. and an outside... to clear inside mode. transitions® signature™ adaptive lenses... are more responsive than ever. so why settle for a lens with just one mode? experience life well lit®. ...upgrade your lenses to transitions® signature™. visit your local visionworks today. to ask about transitions® signature™ lenses with chromea7™ technology. and start living

for paige, those were not good options. but maybe, just maybe marijuana now was.ut she was about to find out how hard that would be. >> this doesn't go to the pharmacy and pick up your medicine. there was no protocol. >> when we come back, what will the figges do? and what would you do if this were your daughter? my new website on squarespace is designed to help you tuck yourself in at night. it features guided meditations, soothing melodies, and stories to help you get cozy. ommmmmmm i sincerely hope you dig it. whatever your idea is, build it beautiful on squarespace. >>> is she allergic? >> i had resigned myself. i don't think she's going to survive this. >> we've seen her flatline in a hospital. we've said good-bye. >> you're listening to matt and paige figge describe their own daughter. what would you do if this were your child? charlotte figge had an extreme form of epilepsy. her body was so frail that any seizure could kill her. with no traditional treatment left to try and the clock ticking away, her parents decided to try marijuana. charlotte was just 5 y

with his wife, stephanie allens paige. please help me welcome dr. rod paige. [applause] >> thank you, senator. thank you so much for that warm welcome. but he left out part of my history so i have to share that with you to begin with. i was also a football coach. jackson state university of cincinnati and then again at texas southern. it was at texas southern where i learned humility. we were playing one game and at that time we had the largest crowd, third largest crowd ever at the dome. i think the largest crowd was sandy koufax pitching performance and then a billy graham event and the next was a texas southern university football game. and this is the game where i learned humility. at the end of the game, the scoreboard had our scores on the wrong side of the scoreboard. you didn't get that. they had the biggest score, we had the smallest one. so i felt really bad about that. i was a little dejected. and i as walked out of the stadium, i knocked a little old lady's purse on the floor. and so as a gentleman, i picked up her purse and i said, excuse me, ma'a

paige present to you today the sum of a school principal and librarian, dr. paige. this is going to be the longest introductory in the history. i want you to notice three things. a school principal, a librarian that produces a doctor. does that not speak to the power and the necessity of education? he rose from humble roots in segregated small town mississippi all the way to the united states department of education. the secretary of that department. paige championed student achievement and employed raised standards of educational standards. he forged standards to systemic academic improvement when he was the dean of college education at texas southern university. at tsu he established the university's center for excellence in education and also known to have a knack for inclusive leadership. first as a school board trustee and then as superintendent of the houston independent school district. now that school district was the seventh largest school district in all of the united states. he was appointed superintendent in 1994 and he was the first african-american in

paige? >> can you walk us through the first attack?ck happened just after 4:00 this afternoon. this was at a cafe holding a cultural event in central copenhagen. a group of artist and free thinkers there and having a debate at free speech in islam including this man who has depicted the prophet muhammed as a dog. he drew those pictures back in 2007. he is a marked man. he knows that he's a marked man. had been for quite a long time. but insists on speaking out about free speech. what happened was they were having this conference at the cafe about 4:00 in the afternoon. gunfire broke out. reports of 30 to 40 shots. reports of possibly an automatic weapon being used. police were shot as well. the gunman fled in a car first. the car was abandoned not far from the cafe. and then police released a picture of the man they believed to be responsible for this shooting. a fairly far away shot. difficult to identify the person in a hat, coat, possibly his face covered. the man hunt in that shooting is still ongoing. and as i said this synagogue

paige present to you today. the son of a school principal and librarian, dr. paige. now, this is going to be the longest introduction in the history of man. i want you to know three things. a school principal a librarian that produces a doctor, does that not speak to the power and the necessity of education. he rose from humble roots in segregated smalltown mississippi all the way to the united states department of education. as secretary of that department paige championed student achievement and employed best of breed solutions to raise standards of educational excellence. dr. paige forged his reputation for seeking out and putting in place innovative approaches to systemic academic improvement when he was the dean of the college of education at texas southern university. at tsu he established a universal center for excellence in urban education. he's also been known to have a knack for inclusive leadership. first as a school board trustee and then as superintendent of the houston independent school district. now, that school district was the seventh largest school

the key is her satchel paige and josh gibson r. you know who they are. satchel paige is probably the most famous picture in the negro leagues who did join the american league. he pitched in the major leagues for a few games. he is the premier pitcher in the negro leagues. josh gibson is exactly the opposite. he is the premier hitter. he is the babe ruth and hank aaron of the negro leagues. so, you have got a baseball signed by these two premier players of the negro leagues. and it is a great personal souvenir. something that you keep. and you are interested in keeping and having as a memento of your stepfather as well as the negro leagues. >> my friend's mother passed away about 15 years ago, and we went to the basement and we found these dolls. and they had been in the basement for a long time, ok? and he decided to give them to me. i kept them. i love them. my mother was a seamstress. and i am a seamstress as well. i was impressed with the way these dolls looked, and the clothing she made for them. dressed them up. earrings on some of them. and they ar

. >> paige, i am not following you.parents have the right to kids' data. >> absolutely. >> if information is being collected on my child, do i have a right to see it? >> absolutely. >> we said earlier 10 million points of data per day per kid, is there a barrier to parents knowing what kids are? >> the barrier is half the time they have no idea what the data is that's being collected. i think it's wonderful in terms of data sharing and data gathering. but i think one of the things we really have to think about in the future, as we watch with great alarm, as the number of breaches grow in educational institutions exactly how that data is being protected and how that protection is evolving and, also, the rate for parents to be able to opt their children out in certain circumstances. protected? >> well, there are systems at the district level and at the state level. again, that goes back to the data that they collect. i think what you are referring to when you talk about the 10 million data bites is the data that's collect

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rod paige.hat an amazing life listening carefully you will have a glimpse of why dash excited to have dr. rod paige present to you today. has a son of a librarian teeeight i thought this is the longest introductory in the history of man. a school principal, library and that produces a doctor. does that not speak to the power and necessity of education? he rose from segregated small-town mississippi all the way to the united states department of education. as secretary he championed student achievement and employed best of breed solutions to raise standards of educational excellence. . . urged his reputation to seek out innovative approaches from when he was the dean at the college of education at texas southern university. there he established student for excellence in urban education it and also has a knack for inclusive leadership. as a school board trustee then superintendent of the houston independent school district that was the seventh largest in all of the united states. appointed superin

for the love of-- >> paige: hey, let me help. >> jennifer: oh. paige. hey. what are you doing here?

a baseball signed by daniel paige and josh gibson. it is hard to read that. souvenirs come out of all ballgames in the negro leagues were famous for players signing autographs with fans, just as they do today. they would go up into the stands and people would get them signed. you have a baseball signed by these two premier players of the negro leagues. such updates joined the american league. he pitched in the major -- the major leaks. and then josh gibson. he is the premier pitcher in the negro leagues. and josh gibson is exactly the opposite. he is the premier theater homerun hitter. he is the babe ruth and hank aaron of the negro leagues. so you have got a baseball signed by these two premier players of the negro leagues. and it is a great personal souvenir. something that you keep. and you are interested in keeping and having as a memento of your step father as well as the negro leagues. >> my friend's mother passed away about 15 years ago, and we went to the basement and we found these dolls. and they have been in the basement for a long time, ok? and he

secoya helped hook up where to with larry paige. >> three days later, we were talking to larry paige.liked it, and it took some months to get the deal arranged. but then we got bought by google. >> joining us is the senior editor liz gaines. this is kind of an amazing story to me, because it's one of those technologies that at the time seemed kind of crazy, out there. maps exist already. but now there probably is no more fundamental advantage that google has on mobile than maps. is that how you see it? where is google versus the rest of the industry mapping-wise? >> google didn't know where mapping was going at the time. no one really did. google and other people launched a lot of products that flopped. but i think maps ended up being one of those products that they were actually really pressing on. and the way that they learned how to do maps right was they just started. they weren't the first people to launch a mapping product. yahoo and microsoft and mapquest were all there at the time. but google kind of piece by piece and really piece by piece, they went and made their own data s

now, in a shocking situation, paige then took the stand. her attorney wanted to discredit what the witness said. he said that winslow told the court, the new york woman is angry because she wanted to be a partner in winslow's business. on the stand, she admitted she did inject the butt of five women from new york. she injected their butts, under the name of body by lillian. she also said she was known as the, and we're quoting here michelangelo of body sculpting. she said she made lots of money doing it. 14 minutes ago, jurors began hearing evidence against the 45-year-old winslow, the so-called black madam is accused of injecting silicone in the rear of 20-year-old claudia rotini at this airport hotel in february of 2011 and causing her death. an aspiring hip-hop dancer had travelled from britain. winslow was picked up at a so-called butt pumping party one year later in february of 2012. during the pretrial tell exotic dancers testified winslow sealed the injections with crazy glue and cotton balls and instructed the clients to drink plent

for the love of-- >> paige: hey, let me help. >> jennifer: oh. paige. hey. what are you doing here?

then we will go to jonathan easly, suveragee paig -- susan paige and betsy rockstein. >> isn't it ironic that you are discussing education given the way you cut education in louisiana. as you know, there are two tough pieces by "politico" and ""the new york times." one thing they mentioned is that your cuts have been the deepest of any state over the past eight years on a per student basis. they say there are 1,000 fewer full-time faculty members. is there an irony about ramping up education when you are cutting it? >> sure. funding has gone up to $3.6 billion this year. we have actually not cut k through 12 education. it has gone up on a per student basis as well. we have increased teacher salaries as well. the total higher education budget, including means of total finance is actually a little bit slightly higher than when i took office. it hasn't increased as much as k-12 education. that is true. the reality is this. just like other states during the great recession we faced an issue of what to do with declining revenue. we also cut income taxes. the largest income tax. we made the de

republican party, but as the chairman of the american conservative union matt sclapp told my co-host susan paige the gop is shifting a bit and looks to do whatever it takes to win in 2016. >> i want to make it really clear taiga conservatives should feel comfortable to -- that gay conservatives should feel comfortable to join the cpac. we don't have enough people to the full right to exclude anyone. >> sunday morning right here 8:30 on wusa9. >>> you're dusting off the bread-o-meter tonight? >> i haven't. i try to dust it off when it's a pure snow and this is such a mess. maybe it will be worthy later tonight. are you worthy? live look outside, temperatures, 20 downtown, everybody else in the teens. dew point, it's still terribly dry and make sure you and your pets drink lots of water. snowfall, 1 to 3 inches, d.c. south and east 3 to 6-inch frederick, gaithersburg, fairfax, silver spring, leesburg and the bull's eye 4 to 8 inches along i-81 and points up in the mountains. that includes cumberland and romney. later tonight i might have to bring this 4 to 8 band through frederick and baltimore. i

marcus paige surging ahead in the fast break. he finishes with a vicious two-hand jam.he game went into overtime. duke pulling out a squeaker 92-90. >>> a big upset, as syracuse manages its only win against a ranked team. the orange downed the louisville cardinals. >>> jerome kersey has tied. he won a championship with the spurs in 1999 and helped lead the portland trail blazers to two nba finals. he played 17 seasons with 6 different teams. jerome kersey was 52. >>> minnesota vikings general manager, rick spielman has a jersey and expects adrian beat peterson to stay with the team. >>> real madrid taking on shockey. christian real madrid won 2-0. >>> the mustangs against riley county. it's a middle school contest. but check out this final play of the game. >> oh, my god. >> oh. it's not moving. the ball rests on the back of the rim as the ruzer sounded. no points scored here. riley county pulled out the win, 26-25. what a way to finish. oh. >>> some '90s rapper vanilla ice is busted promising news for for breast cancer survivors. >>> and more on the outpouring for kayl

joining me now is dana milbank and clarence paige, thank you both for coming on the show. dane narks how surprised were you at the vote? >> in the larger sense you're never surprised to find out that congress isn't getting something done. we should never be surprised that they failed to do something. but everybody figured what it would come down to in the end was they were just punting for a few weeks. that's the kind of thing that congress can still do is punt. so this is entirely surprising that this particular vote failed and now john boehner has a very serious choice. is he more concerned about keeping his job as speaker or is he more concerned about doing what needs to be done to the country right now? >> the clock, for our viewers, the clock you see is ticking away toward midnight. that is when homeland security will close down. clarence, give me a minute. i want to bring in congressman iman waleemmanuel cleaver, democrat from missouri. thank you for being here, congressman. >> good to be with you. >> are you surprised at the republican failure to get any bill passed

susan paige of usa today trekked out to snowy chicago to sit down with david axelrod who is ready to explain how he helped make. >>>, plus he offers advice for -- make history, plus he offers advice for hillary clinton. >> she needs to go out and make a really strong case for the things she thinks we need to do to rebuild the middle class. i think she's wisely taking some time thinking these things through and i expect she'll come out talking about the future and not the past. >> speaking of strategy, what does it take to win a presidential campaign in today's world of digital, mobile and social media? mitt romney's former digital architect zach moffitt will explain why the campaign showdown could be happening on your facebook page sunday morning right here at 8:30 a.m., capital download. >>> we're going to need a whole lot of layers to stay warm this weekend. >> we're talking about wind chills sunday morning 10 to 20 below 0. that's really cold, but you still can't get frostbite for about 20, 30 minutes. bundle the kids up. get the pets inside and the whole bet. before that we'll tr

as tania paige explains much is because of low school fees. >> reporter: rain pelts children during one of johannesburg's summer storms. it will not keep them away from their afterschool programme of the the ski can be dangerous. security is tight. this is a safe space for learning. it's called the street light school. the focus is on a more wholistic creative generation. >> when a child grows up. she has to be in politics. >> from next year parents will be charged a small fee, making it one of a growing number of low-fee schools in johannesburg. like thousands of others. she moved to the city for work. more people mean more strain on resources. there simply is not enough space in public school classrooms for all the city's children. the private schools are filling the gap and urban spaces. this building was a shoe factory before being converted into housing. so people live her, and all the children attend a unique afterschool programme. the teaching is experimental. they are developing their own characters for a story. the woman behind it says the curriculum is narrow there's plenty of

. >> in sunday on capital download david axelrod tells my colleague susan paige why getting into office was just the beginning of this president's troubles. >> i don't think any other president has had people persistently challenge his very citizenship. i think those are consequences of his race and background in several ways. he has been treated in a way that i don't think a president who was white would be treated. >> he looks different without the moustache. >> they is in chicago. axel rod has advice for democrats if they want to hold onto the white house because the battleground of 2016 might well include your facebook page, what it will take to win in today's digital and social media world. join us sunday morning >>> sunday is the deadline to sign up for healthcare coverage through the affordable care act. >> president obama made a push for last minute enrollment. he teamed up with buzz feed to create a light hearted video to remind kids to sign up. he's shooting fake free throws, shooting some selfies, only took about 10 minutes of president's time. the video has been viewed more

laura langley to paige galliani saying it's raining three's, hallelujah. 54-44 over yorktown. >> the four seniors that played this evening are my first four all the way through. i met them as fresh men and we kind of grew up together, so it was really rewarding. it's been a while since our team has been as successful as we are this year and i think by winning with such a big crowd on senior night with all of our seniors playing it really shows all the improvement over the year. >>> baseball fans, probably going to take a little longer to get into nats park to see a ballgame. the team confirming to 9 sports metal detectors will indeed be placed at every gate. it is part of a major league baseball safety initiative. >>> finally tonight i'm done with valentine's day, guys. >> yes. finally someone. >> candy, dinner, everything for the ladies. my wallet is tapped out and then there's fifty shades of grey, the valentine's day movie that's got all the ladies hot and bothered, but i got some breaking news. i actually read 50 shades and it's not for the lady. it's for sports junkies -- ladies

. >> paige mckinzie is president of feminists united at mary washington and says the university is now giving the issue more attention similar to what's happening at u.v.a. and other schools across the country. but mckinzie believes it is still not enough. >> i think that no university right now is doing as much as they could or need to be doing to support the vick tim survivors. >> the general assembly is moving forward with dealing with this issue on many fronts including requiring cases of campus sexual assaults to be reported to county prosecutors within 48 hours. and providing additional counseling services to survivors of sexual assaults. jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> day one of legalized marijuana in washington. some threats from republicans on capitol hill to send d.c.'s mayor to jail. in november voters approved the measure making it legal to grow and share marijuana. still, you can't buy it. you can't sell it. you can't smoke it in public on land owned by the federal government. congress -- republicans say they'll take action against the new law. across the river in virginia

a pretty big snub from some, facebook's mark zuckerberg, yahoo's marissa meyer and google's larry paige and eric schmidt are not going to the cyber security summit. bloomberg reports it's because the feds are hassling thing over data encryption. tim cook is going. he'll probably talk about apple security policies. the company recently changed technology on the new iphone to encrypt data much to the government's chagrin. after the president wraps up at stanford he'll be heading to a democratic fundraiser tomorrow night on russian hill and takes off saturday morning. it's a sure bet traffic will be a mess on the peninsula and in the city. >>> luke fignora's luck ran out. he was getting ready to stand trial. prosecutors accuse him of taking delivery of $11 million of art and not paying for it. tonight we are hearing the fbi director made a rather startling public admission about the problem of racial bias. he says yes, it does influence police officers every day. >> two young black men on 1 side of the street look like so many others that officer has locked up. two white men on the other s

reporter randy paige shows us the aftermath. >> reporter: the fireball broke through the predawn darkness just before 6:00 this morning. a produce truck in flames moments after impact from a southbound metrolink commuter train. the train engineer was able to put on the emergency brakes. >> the conductor of the train noticed the car early and the flashing lights and it was able to establish the emergency protocol early emergency braking early. >> reporter: but not early enough to prevent 28 people from being injured including four critically. emergency room doctors say a metrolink conductor was among the most severely injured. how did the produce truck get on the tracks directly in the path of the oncoming explain it. >> rather than make the right turn on westbound 5th street it actually turned on the railroad tracks. it was actually stuck there. >> reporter: there was no evidence anyone was inside the truck at the time of the impact. police spotted the the 54-year- old man from arizona who is believed to be the driver of the truck that's now a pile of twisted steel and ashes. >> the offic

. >> baseball signed by satchel paige and josh gibson. it is hard to read that.hether or not it was the last in, souvenirs come out of all ballgames. the negro leagues were famous for the players signing autographs with fans, just as they do today. you've got a baseball signed by these two premier players of the negro leagues. >> one of our main missions is to help people preserve what we call the cultural patrimony, the things they have in their basements and affix that they don't think are important but tell a story of our history. but the political landscape has changed with the 114 congress. not only are there 43 new republicans and 50 new democrats in the house and 12 new publicans and one new democrat in the senate, there are 108 women in congress, including the first african-american republican that -- in the house and the first woman veteran in the senate will stop keep track of the congress in "congressional chronicle." there are voting results and statistics there.

. >> i'm tania paige reporting from south africa where a unique after school programme is trying to meet the education needs of some of johannesburg's inner city children. >> we'll take a look at kazzic stan's dream of -- kazzic stan's dream of hosting the 2022 olympics. and the rest of sport later. >>> hello again. a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. islamic state of iraq and levant have released a video showing the beheading of 21 egyptian christians held by the group in libya. the families staged a protest calling on cairo to do nor get them released >>> a ceasefire between russian pro-separatist forces and ukraine appears to be holding in eastern you crepe. >>> a man responsible for two danish attacks was a 22-year-old with a background of criminal gangs. let's stay with the story. it's not the first time swedish artist lars vilks has received death threats, he has received numerous since depicting prophet muhammad with a dog's body in 2007. in september of that year a $100,000 bounty was placed on his head by the leader of al qaeda in iraq. a plot to kill many was planned.

then we will go to jonathan easly, suveragee paig -- susan paige and betsy rockstein. >> isn't it ironichat you are discussing education given the way you cut education in louisiana. as you know, there are two tough pieces by "politico" and "the new york times." " one thing they mentioned is that your cuts have been the deepest of any state over the past eight years on a per student basis. they say there are 1,000 fewer full-time faculty members. is there an irony about ramping up education when you are cutting it. >> sure. funding has gone up to $3.6 billion this year. we have actually not cut k through 12 education. it has gone up on a per student basis as well. we have increased teacher salaries as well. the total higher education budget including means of total finance is actually a little bit slightly higher than when i took office. it hasn't increased as much as k-12 education. that is true. the reality is this. just like other states during the great recession we faced an issue of what to do with declining revenue. we also cut income taxes. the largest income tax. we made the deci

the 19-year-old man was killed january 9th while sitting in a stolen car on paige street with three other black men in their early 20s. police say that three of the victims had gang ties and guns were found inside the car. the young man's funeral was yesterday and the mother said she set up a trust fund to find those responsible for his death. >> we want multiple private investigators to go in and put fear in those young people to let them know you cannot keep it a secret and you cannot go and start executing anyone, let alone four at a time. >> police have not made any arrests in the case. they are stepping up patrols to head off any more violence. >>> this morning dozens of people remain out of their home after a four-alarm fire tore through a rural victorian in the western addition of san francisco. this is new video of the aftermath yesterday afternoon at mcallister and scott street. piles of debris on the ground. the fire burned up to 24 apartments just north of alamo square park. firefighters were there well into last night. it was scary for people who found themselves running for s

the 19-year-old man was killed january 9th while sitting in a stolen car on paige street with three other black men in their early 20s. police say that three of the victims had gang ties and guns were found inside the car. the young man's funeral was yesterday and the mother said she set up a trust fund to find those responsible for his death. >> we want multiple private investigators to go in and put fear in those young people to let them know you cannot keep it a secret and you cannot go and start executing anyone, let alone four at a time. >> police have not made any arrests in the case. they are stepping up patrols to head off any more violence. >>> this morning dozens of people remain out of their home after a four-alarm fire tore through a rural victorian in the western addition of san francisco. this is new video of mcallister and scott street. piles of debris on the ground. the fire burned 24 apartments just north of alamo square park. firefighters were there well into last night. it was scary for people who found themselves running for safety. >> i ran inside to get the cats, and

the 19-year-old man was killed january 9th while sitting in a stolen car on paige street with three other black men in their early 20s. three other victims had gang ties and guns were found inside the car. the young man's funeral was yesterday and the mother said she set up a trust fund to find those responsible for his death. >> we want multiple private investigators to put in and put fear in those young people to let them know you cannot keep it a secret and you cannot go and start executing anyone let alone four at a time. >> police have not made any arrests in the case them say they are stepping up patrols to head off any more violence. >>> this morning dozens of people remain out of their home after a four-alarm fire tore through a rural victorian in the western part of san francisco. we have new video of the home at mcallister and scott street. piles of debris on the ground. the fire burned 24 apartments just north of alamo park. firefighters were there well into last night. it was scary for people who found themselves running for safety. >> i ran inside to get the cats, and then wh

our coverage of the chicago mayor's race joining me now is chuy garcia and still with us clarence paigeyou both. jesus, let me start with you. did rahm emanuel fail chicago? >> yes, he did. when he ran for mayor, he said he would make the city safer, fix its schools, and put its fiscal house in order. that sounds like a strike three. not only did he fail to live on those commitments, but he also engaged in favoring many friends and amassing a huge war chest, having collected over $32 million over the past five years that he used to get elected and reelected. he spent $14 million in the last four months ran ads nonstop since thanksgiving and still came up short. this is an incumbent with lots of money. you know he's got a serious problem. >> you mentioned money and the impact there in this race. is it your view he was incompetent in his reforms of the city or he was simply too focused on what might be good for downtown or wealthier parts of the city? >> i think he was out of touch having not grown up in the city of chicago. his priorities were investing mostly in the downtown area, which

west this is where we're seeing heavier rain through the winchester area frederick county virginia paige county and clark county back towards virginia in through the panh virginia. notice t pinks on the mountaintops and up to the west of frederick. this is the area we will still see first the freezing rain then the cold air moves in and the rest of us start to see it. heads up if you're driving 270 past frederick. this is the area we're watching here maybe along 15 250, we continue to watch that, and in through portions of northern montgomery county you folks will bt see the sleet and freezing rain. the cold air is mo in. notice all the rain changing to snow and freezing rain at this point. that's why we have the winter weather advisory but this is not a very big storm. let's talk it. winter weather advis t the morning. loudoun county, montgomery county, frederick county back to the pajd this is all until 3:00 in the morning. farther to the east though prince george's county anne arundel county howard county this goes through 5:00 a.m. as that's the precipitation will last a little bit l

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this is my sister, paige, and my sister, jordan. yeah, i don't really look like them that much, most people would say. >> reporter: his older sisters saw connor struggle more and more. >> when he gets the all eyes on him and the attention, i feel like that's when he's like self-conscious about it. kinda just, "don't look at me." >> but he's never had a date to the dance, doesn't like to put himself out there. i don't know, i feel bad for him. >> reporter: there are people who will say, "connor, you're going to grow into your looks." have you thought about waiting and seeing? >> i did, but then i was like, i don't really want to wait. >> reporter: connor's family members, including mom kimberly, hoped the foundation would choose him if, in fact, surgery could make connor happier. but as other bullied kids applied in droves, hoping to be selected -- >> it's basically a chin implant. >> reporter: some of their parents weren't sure if surgery was the best way to help their child. >> i hate to see him put so much emphasis on just one fea

paul callan is with me in new york and criminal defense attorney paige pate is also here. erich nowsch has been charged with murder and attempted murder. we don't know details of what happened. >> i'm not surprised. somebody is going to be charged in a case like this. what's surprising about the case is that it turns out there seems to have been a relationship between ms. meyers and the suspect. the husband said she was involved in counseling him and knew him and would talk to him at a local park. at first it looked like a stranger road rage thing and now there's some sort of relationship between the two. at least they know each other. we'll have to see where it goes. >> the defense attorneys are saying -- they are wondering if there was a road rage incident at all. >> we've moved past road rage at this point. clearly there's a relationship between these folks. i think what the defense is going to look for is can we have an opportunity to allege self-defense because clearly the victim in this case her son, went looking for mr. nowsch. so if they're coming for him and if th

a baseball signed by daniel paige and josh gibson. it is hard to read that. souvenirs come out of all ballgames in the negro leagues were famous for players signing autographs with fans, just as they do today. they would go up into the stands and people would get them signed. you have a baseball signed by these two premier layers of the negro leagues -- players of the negro leagues. >> the things they have in their basement or attics that they may not think is important but actually tell the story of our history. >> you can watch this and other american artifacts programs anytime by visiting our website at c-span.org/history. monday night on the communicators, we spoke with two industry executives at the consumer electronics show in las vegas. a senior vice president at ericsson and the cisco vice president talked about their companies and the internet on which the cloud operates. >> we talk about the networked society. that is where everything can benefit from having a connection . we put a vision forward in 2009 in barcelona, in the trade show going on ther

paige victoria winslow took the stand. she is charged with third degree murder of a british woman who flew to philadelphia for a butt enhancement procedure. she testified today that she be gan performing those procedures in 1995. this case could go on for another two weeks. >> a burglar ends up on her bottom after slipping on the ice during a break-in. take a look at the right side of your screen here. you will see a woman falling on the ice outside of glendale road and upper darby. >> police say she broke into the house along with a man earlier this week and made off with electronics. if you recognize either person though it's tough to do in this video, you are asked to call police. >>> the hard rock cafe says it will stay in business as long as the taj mahal remains open in atlantic city. the restaurant is located inside the bankrupt casino. it is with the new jersey labor department stating that it could close in late april. if it does 73 employees will be out of work. >>> from our south jersey bureau, news of a salary

northbound 280 we had a stall approaching paige mill road so the off-ramp may have some activity just off to the shoulder but no slowing north into los altos. 280 moving nicely. we'll show you the rest of the bay, bottom of your screen san jose doesn't show any slowing for our sensors, same thing toward the bay bridge. the golden gate bridge let's give you a look coming across from the north bay into the city, a smooth, easy drive. no delays throughout the north bay either, in the city itself we will have a typical parking control still enforced. you have to pay the meters, some schools are still in session, but for those riding muni on a saturday schedule so that will affect folks getting to school spra perhaps. >> somebody's got to dot people's work on a holiday. 6:08 right now. >>> new troubles this morning another storm affecting the east coast, bracing for a powerful snowstorm. >> the faa proposed new rules for drones. they're long awaited. we'll look at what they mean coming up. >>> a live look outside along the embarcadero of san francisco this morning. waiting for the big ship

then pre-war designs except one, and that's the one that came out of the grumman's plant up in beth paige, new york. and, in fact, the only reason i've been using images at all in this speech is so i'll have an excuse to show you this one. [laughter] this is during the war. this is a failed carrier landing. as you can see, that pilot's in a bit of trouble, trying to land on his carrier, and there's his, one of his batmen being sort of, getting out of the way as it comes in. this is a photograph, by way taken from the grumman aircraft's newsletter. and they were particularly proud of this because that plane, no one got killed. the plane didn't crash. it just powered out, circled back again and then landed safely in the process. that's the hellcat. that's the one other plane that had come about that was -- the one plane that was designed, made, put into production in less than two years. and it's the one that comes to dominate the skies of the pacific. then the construction industry. and here the man who really sort of dominates the scene of being mobilized for this process is the other mai

2011, chandler, arizona, security cameras are rolling at walmart when police say this woman, nikki paigesevil is being stopped by walmart's loss prevention staff and accused of shoplifting. at first glance, she appears to go along with the security officers. she picks up her child from the cart and appears to go in the right direction but then makes a run for the doors. a security guard tries to block her escape. that's when she raises her child as a shield and rams into him. she narrowly squeezes by the guard but in the process her child's head slams the edge of the metal door frame. the cameras continue to capture her reckless behavior, as she runs to her car, parked in the nearest handicapped spot. police say, she probably planned the theft ahead of time and parked there to make a faster getaway. in her haste to leave, she tosses her child in the front seat with no safety restraint and immediately backs out of the spot, directly into another shopper's vehicle. but that doesn't stop her either. she flees the scene of the crime. it seems like she's gotten away until three weeks later, w

. >> i want to let people know i'm paige hopkins with breaking news.ooting in copenhagen and police are released some information for us. the danish place say three people were shot. one shot in the head and two police officers were shot. i believe one we're hearing were shot in the arm. the gunmen fled the scene. and this is a breaking story. it is not clear yet if this is connected to an earlier shooting in which one person was killed and several others wounded in an attack at a free speech vent. we're still waiting to hear more confirmation about that. so right now we don't have a connection. but joining me on the phone has been clint van

look at glen miller who went into a jewish center and shot three people or when we look at michael paige who went into an oak creek and killed six people. when we look at the rise of hate groups this this country who are majority not muslims, so my point is let's talk about countering violent extremism, but let's look at it all its forms and when we look at muslim community. if you want me to be your partner in countering violent extremism, am i a partner or a suspect as the government continues to have massive operations of spying and in communities across the country, in muslim communities, so while we're inviting the government through the front door they are inviting others through the back door and there's a mistrust between us and law enforcement. let's focus on building trust with muslim communities and not trying to put programs in communities where they -- in boston the executive director of the islamic center in boston wrote a report saying he's not going to be part of this program f.muslim communities won't be partners in this it is not going to work. >> i want to play a conve