making that clear when he spoke not long ago in raleigh, north carolina. he talked about boosting the rae manufacturing hub. mike viqueira is in washington and the president calling this the year ofove or work around se gridlock that libby just described on capitol hill. he said he has a pen, this is what he said, the implication is that he has a pen, and he's not afraid to use it. this is part and parcel with last year, the promised zone and economically depressed areas around the country. these are the manufacturing sides, manufacturing hubs in raleigh north carolina of action washington one way or another. >> we've made progress. the pieces are all there to bring back more of about their legislative and political strategy going in. >> mike, are we to assume that there may be politics at play on this tour by the president? he is at research triangle park in north carolina, a battleground state. i don't del, we might note that kay hagin, a freshman senator, she was not there in attention today, and some eyebrows were raised. the conjecture she didn't want

raleigh, north carolina.a position moves towards the statehouse. >> when it comes to health care, what do we do? police.the chief of you have five minutes to disperse and leave the property. >> once inside, they block doors and passageways, knowing it will get them arrested. they are part of a movement known as moral mondays. >> thousands protesting at the north carolina statehouse. the moral mondays protest here in north carolina. >> we are in the south. this is not wisconsin. this is the south. where justice was hammered out. where freedom was hammered out. this is the south. >> more than a dozen protesters are in police custody. >> the protest began with a small gathering on a monday in april. then there are number started growing monday after monday. >> each week there are more arrests than the week before. tonight, there were 49. >> the 13th wave of the moral monday protest. police had to shut down a portion of lane street in downtown raleigh. by august, citizens were turning up across the state. >> 5000

. >> in raleigh, north carolina. 2006 students, they are known for diversity, a magnate program that attracts kids from the city and enough of a crime problem that a security officer is assigned to the campus. today is a routine school day, unlike that day last may. >> we are in the high school because there is something going on. kids all in the middle of the street. >> what's going on? >> i don't know what, officer. >> police officers. >> i got arrested and booked and handcuffed. >> they cuffed me and another student up, and we go down to the detdeposition center. >> when i got in the office, they said they would arrest me. >> we sat down with one anglo parent and two at the high school and how it turned into mayhem. >> i was there to pick up my twin daughters. i am in the car pool lane. i say please presence there. yes understand why at the time. i went inside and was going to check my daughters out. >> that's when they told me there was a -- this was a senior day prank, water balloons or what have you. >> that's right. a massive water balloon fight is what had triggered the 9-1-1

this is actually my second stop in raleigh-durham. a company called viacomm, where workers design everything from elevators to the giant fans that help cool buildings like this one, although i think we're kind of saving money, the smart thing to do. so this company is making these engines and these systems more efficient, saving businesses big bucks on energy costs, improving the environment. those savings get passed on to customers. puts money in people's pockets. and growing companies that need the products that viacom makes, they're benefiting enormously. so it's a good news story, but if a growing economy, that company, just like every company in america, has to keep invent and innovating in order to stay on the cutting edge. and that's where all of you come in. here at nc state, you know something about innovation. you've got one of the largest undergraduate engineering programs in the country. that's worth cheering for. [ applause ] i'm a lawyer by training, and that's nice. but we need more engineers. so companies like cisco an

that is what i did in raleigh, by launching america's second manufacturing innovation institute. it is a partnership between companies, and the government to make sure that american businesses and workers when the race for high-tech manufacturing and the jobs that come with it there it jobs that can help people and communities that are willing to work hard punch their ticket into the middle class. i firmly believe this can be a breakthrough year for america, but to make that happen we will have to act to create new jobs that create good wages and offer more americans a shot to get ahead. that is what i work on every day. at is what i will be focused on every day of this year. thank you and have a great weekend. >> hello, i am congressman marlin stutzman and i have the honor of serving indiana's third district. across the country, too many of our fellow citizens elect the american dream is out of reach. our economy is just not creating enough jobs. more than 10 million americans are unemployed. last month, roughly 350,000 americans, a little more than the population of tampa, flor

his body is lying in state are >>> us raleigh's are remembering ariel sharon tonight. his body is lying in state in jerusalem and people are waiting. help spent 8 years in a coma after following a massive stroke. he'll be laid to rest at his ranch in the desert. >>> pope francis baptized 32 babies inside the sisteen chapel. today the roman catholics celebrate the baptism of jesus. >>> the man who says he injected alex rodriguez with performance enhancing drugs is on 60 minutes tonight. it was his testimony that led to the yankee slugger being suspended for an entire season. he tells scott pelly what he did for rodriguez. >> he gave us all the specifics about a doping program that he claimed he designed and administered for rodriguez including testosterne, human growth hormone and other banned substances, a total of six in all. >> you can see the entire interview on 60 minutes to night. >>> bad boy singer justin beiber is in trouble again. what he's accused of doing that could land him in court and maybe jail time. >>> what brought down this kondo under construction? ,,

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that is what i did in raleigh, by launching america's second manufacturing innovation is to do. it is a partnership between companies, and the government to make sure that american businesses and workers when the race for high-tech manufacturing and the jobs that come with it there it jobs that can help people and communities that are willing to work hard punch their ticket into the middle class. i firmly believe this can be a breakthrough year for america, but to make that happen we will have to act to create new jobs they create good wages and offer more americans a shot to get ahead. that is what i work on every day. at is what i will be focused on every day of this year. thank you and have a great weekend. >> hello, i am congress and marlin stutzman and i have the honor of serving indiana's third district. across the country, too many of our fellow citizens elect the american dream is out of reach. our economy is just not creating enough jobs. more than 10 million americans are unemployed. last month, roughly 350,000 americans, a little more than the population of tampa, flo

and check out this video in raleigh, north carolina. heavy winds ripping through these houses being built. farther north, at new jersey's freehold raceway, a slick track sent this starting gate car plowing into the horses. >> we have an accident on the track. >> reporter: tonight, those horses are all okay. and in falmouth, maine, freezing rain triggering this major accident between four tractor-trailers and two cars. here in new york city, the big thaw, bringing warm temperatures and plenty of rain. but in the western part of new york state, a flood watch still in effect. david? >> some real flooding fears as we head into tonight. our thanks to linzie. >>> i want to bring in meteorologist chris knowles in from the weather center tonight. chris, great to have you. you were saying, this rain continues right on through the night. >> that's right, david. another storm is moving into florida. and the entire east coast is affected. a front that stretches from maine to florida. bringing upwards of two inches of rain with this. strong winds, a

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live now in raleigh. this year's state of the union, president obama, he is an action mode man. what's going to be his key message today? >> we >> reporter: he's going to be announcing basically the fulfillment of a pledge that he first mapped out during his state of the union address last year when he called for the creation of three manufacturing institutes. this is the first of those manufacturing institutes. here's how it's going to work. it's going to be headed by north carolina state university, and it's really going to be a consortium of 18 companies, six universities. the goal is to create energy efficient technologies with the aim of creating jobs. but craig, it's really a way for the president to highlight what has been a bit of a bright spot in the tepid recovery, mainly manufacturing. the white house pointing to the fact that there have been more than half a million manufacturing jobs created over the past four years. and it comes as we just got some disappointing news on the jobs front. last

congratulations raleigh. let's get to work. god bless you.od bless america. >>> the president there, north carolina state university. the wolf pack. one of my favorite names for any college going on, going forward. the president making his pitch for a year of action right now. says it's time to open new businesses, create new jobs. he's got some specific ideas to make sure that the country does so, stays ahead of the curve around the world. we're going to get some reaction to what we just heard from the president. he's out there in north carolina right now with the wolf pack. we'll watch this crowd celebrate the president of the united states. by the way, his introduction, he did note that the democratic senator from north carolina, kay hey again was not there. he said the senator couldn't be here today but wanted to thank her publicly. her office said she decided to stay in washington because the senate is still in session. newt gingrich, the former speaker of the house, co host of the new "cross fire" is standing by and we'll get reaction f

i actually saw him getting pick upped slammed to the ground and handcuffed by a raleigh police officer disturbing. it was very graphic. >> the first thing that went in my head is i can't believe i am about to get arrested i have to walk my sister home because we ride the same bus. >> he was not ultimately arrested, but robert brown was, and charged with disorderly conduct. a misdemeanor. >> an administrator grab me from behind, grabs my shoulder and he's like, i seen you throw the water balloon and i am like, no, i didn't. so they take me to a conference room and tell me you are about to be arrested. >> eight students were arrested that day. along with parent kevin heinz. heinz says after witnessing what happened, he entered the school to alert the principal. >> so here yo you walk in to the administrators tofs report this to the principal or whatever and outcomes the officer who you see body slam this young gentlemen. >> that is exactly correct. he radios in to two other officers and they come and swarm on me and slam me against the wall. and he says, tase him, tase him. and at that p

the raleigh police dispatched 24 officers. >> he was a big guy, and he grabbed me and i got away from him and he turns me around and grabs me by my neck and slams me on my back. >> i saw gabrielle being picked up and slammed to the ground and handcuffed by a raleigh police officer. very very disturbing, it was very very graphic. >> the first thing that went into my head, i can't believe i'm getting arrested. i won't be able to walk my sister home. >> morris wasn't arrested but robert brown was, charged with disorderly conduct, a misdemeanor. >> he grabbed me from behind, and he said you threw a water balloon, and i said, no, i didn't. and they took me to a conference room and told me i was arrested. >> eight students were arrested that day, along with parent, kevin heinz. heinz said that after witnessing what happened to gabrielle, he entered the school to alert the principal. >> two officers got me and threw me against the wall. and they said tase him. and i said for what? he said trespassing, and i said i have daughters here. >> cops had no idea what they were walking into, and they

. >> hurricane force winds knocked down a raleigh, north carolina, condo complex under construction.t occupied when it came down saturday but when raleigh woman was killed when a tree fell onto her. >>> and former defense secretary robert gates is speaking publicly for the first time about his controversial new memoir. gates tells "cbs sunday morning" he doesn't regret anything in the book. alison harmelin reports. >> reporter: robert gates calls his new book, quote, an honest account of his time as secretary of defense. >> people gave me a lot of credit when i was in office of being blunt and candid about what i felt about things. i could hardly be any less in writing a book. >> reporter: the former cabinet member is attracting attention for questioning president obama's leadership. gates says the president had reservations about whether his strategy in afghanistan would work. >> as i write in the book, it was this absence of passion, this absence of a conviction of the importance of success that disturbed me. >> reporter: but some lawmakers question the timing of the book. >> when

raleigh around 3 to 6.n inch in atlanta and 1 to 3 inches in the g sip north of new orleans of all places. we have snow this morning all the way to central louisiana, it's snowing and snowing hard in some cases. drive carefully if you're going to go out in the roads at all. that's your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. >> look at these temperatures, detroit, michigan at 2. haven't talked about how cold it is with the polar plunge or arctic blast, whatever you want to call it. the cold air through the great lakes is bitter this morning. >> and as everyone on the east coast will find out, the cold air from the plains arrived this morning. >> heading our way and it is here. thank you, bill. >>> we are one step closer to a farm bill that impacts 16 million american jobs. >> plus thick black smoke billows skyward as tanks in oklahoma erupt in flames. we'll tell you why. ted ligety cannot take a sick day. [ coughs ] [ male announcer ] so when he catches a cold, he's got to p

today i'm here to act, to help make raleigh/durham and america a magnet for the good high-tech manufacturing jobs that a growing middle class requires where it's going to continue to keep this country on the cutting edge. >> of course, we can do more when congress does act, and the president has bipartisan legislative proposal to create 45 of those high-tech hubs the president was talking about all over the country, but getting republicans in congress to move on it is like getting teenagers to listen to their parents. the president made clear he's going to do it with congress or without them. >> hey, i welcome the president to the income and equality discussion republicans have been talking about it for a long time. as far back as nixon, then, of course, bush and all the way through. welcome to the party, mr. president. in the "crossfire" former minnesota governor tim pawlenty and labor commission secretary robert reich with a new movie out "inequality for all." i think everyone would agree that demand for jobs is greater than the supply right now. we all agree that's a problem. i think wher

president obama was in raleigh, north carolina today, to announce a new public/private manufacturing hub to be developed there. the goal is to bring more research and tech jobs to the u.s. >> we've made progress. and that's what i mean when i say this can be a break-through year for americans. the pieces are all there. to start bringing back more of the jobs that we've lost over the past decade. you know, a lot of companies around the world are starting to talk about bringing jobs back to the united states. bringing jobs back to places like north carolina. >> $70 million in federal funding has been earmarked for manufacturers in the raleigh area to make high-powered computer chips. >>> there could be some big changes coming to amazon.com. for the first time ever in the u.s., a group of amazon employees are voting to unionize. there's only 30 of them voting at an amazon warehouse in delaware, but those equipment maintenance and repair technicians could become the e-tailers first labor union members, afl-cio's head richard trumka says there's a reason why amazon's workers want to union

. >> medical assistant in raleigh, you okay with that one? >> yes. >> reporter: at this unemployment office in raleigh, there's a new sense of urgency for job seekers. job counselor larry campbell sees it everyday. >> i've had people say "i'll take anything just to get food on the table." and i understand that. >> reporter: six months ago, the state's republican-led legislature cut unemployment insurance from 26 weeks to 20 and slashed the weekly payment by 35%. the move left the state and its residents ineligible for 40 additional weeks of federal long-term unemployment benefits. 38-year-old marcus dunn lost his security job in august and his unemployment insurance ran out this month so he moved in with his father. how many jobs would you say you've applied for? >> i'd say about 40. >> reporter: has the experiment worked? >> yes, it has worked. >> reporter: republican governor pat mccory argues the new law has given the jobless more incentive. >> people now are accepting jobs that they might have been turning down due to continuation of unem

officer raleigh, when he arrived, he took on the role of being by my side.en hit, and i can't say enough about him and what he does because me being on the ground and seeing all that blood, i knew i was going to die. >> i'm with you, okay? >> sergeant kellermann is losing a lot of blood and fears losing his life, but somehow has the presence of mind to call his wife. >> i can talk about this whole, event and it's talking about my wife that gets to me. i remember dialing her number, and thinking, god, i hope she answers. she answered, i remember saying, baby, i've been shot. i don't know if i'm going to make it. i love you, okay? >> though sergeant kellerman is lucky to be alive, the bullet wound results in the loss of his right eye. >> it wasn't as bad as i thought. i mean -- of course, i lost my vision. but it wasn't as bad as it could have been. months later, sergeant kellerman and his colleagues return to the bakery parking lot. and they explain what we didn't see on dash cam. >> but i took down a stance basically right here behind my car. most of me was

very segregated society i was fortunate enough to go to a school system a public school system in raleigh in wake county that had worked very hard in the last several decades to desegregate both in terms of race and economic status but there is a real movement right now among some of the more conservative members of the republican party in north carolina to change that there is what they call a neighborhood schools movement which parents you know some parents think sounds like a good idea but if you look at this research on what creates a community where people have a chance to lift themselves out of poverty and move up the economic ladder you want more diversity in the schools you want people from different income levels going to school together so that's something to think about when i want to move on here now under the obama administration we. we've seen huge gains for corporate profits for stock prices and for home prices and houses are the main assets for many many families still yet the gap between the rich and the poor it's been increasing apparently ninety five percent of income g

in raleigh, north carolina, 86 -mile-an-hour winds breaking a record. so many images like this one. trees coming down. with warmer temperatures coming, frozen rivers after that arctic blast are now melting and bringing flooding fears. this image of the delaware river near trenton, new jersey. and look at this tonight. the flooding north of albany, new york. that truck under water there. in the midwest tonight, in chicago, the danger, the falling ice smashing into the sidewalks below. tonight, a major change is coming and we begin with abc's linzie janis with the storm hitting the west right now. >> reporter: tonight, the big thaw causing a big mess. from washington to oregon, wind gusts of up to 85 miles per hour sending trees crashing into homes, cars, cutting power to tens of thousands. >> the crash was the trees taking my gutters off my garage. >> reporter: you've already seen this incredible video of strong winds wiping out homes under construction in raleigh, north carolina. but we now know the winds at the city's airport clocked in at a record 86 miles per hour on saturday. in

[cheering and applause] now, this is my second stop in raleigh. i took a tour of a company called -- where workers design the drive that power everything from elevators to the giant fans that help cool buildings like this one. although i think we're saving money. which is the smart thing to do. [laughter] so these companies making these engines and these systems more efficient, saving businesses big bucks on energy costs, and improving the environment. those savings get passed on to customers. puts money in peoples' pockets. and growing companies that need the profits that they make are benefiting enormously. so it's a good news story, but in a global economy, that company just like every company in america has to keep inventing and innovating in order stay on the cutting edge. that is where all of you come in. here at nc state, you know something about innovation. you have one of the largest undergraduate engineering programs in the country. [cheering and applause] i'm a lawyer by training, that's nice. but we need more engineers. [cheering and a

airports in places like atlanta, houston, new orleans, and raleigh topped the list for cancelations today. new orleans says it's unlikely any flights will get out today. many airports in the south say they simply don't have the de-icing equipment to make planes safe. >> for so many places that didn't get snow, the stuff that melted, refroze -- so if you don't have a snow issue, you will probably have an ice issue. i did. >> be careful. side roads are slick, as well. >>> 4:11. time for weather & traffic on the 1s. tom kierein now. >> there's capitol hill and much of the metro area had only a quarter to half an inch overnight. it has ended now. let me know how much you've h. connect on social media, twitter, and facebook. we didn't get much. reports so far generally with a quarter to a half an inch. where is it still snowing? areas in darker gray. light flurries, lingering light snow northern neck of virginia and st. mary's county, southern calvert county. on the eastern shore, the brighter areas is where it's coming down harder. just bigger flakes southeast of cambridge, between sals brea

during a year off from college she worked for the news and observer in raleigh.nd the united nations border relief operation in thailand. i have to imagine that it was especially hard for him to leave raleigh for that assignment in paris. [laughter] launched his journalistic career in earnest when he joined abc news in 1989. stint at the network, at that network with a peacock, he returned to abc news in 2004 as the executive producer of good morning america and it was not long thereafter that he was named president of the entire news division. under his leadership, abc news has been anything but complacent. last year they watched content art ship with yahoo!, reaching nearly 100 million people, serving up to half of a billion videos each month. ,his year they launched fusion launched just recently, stealing one of my favorite lawyers to run it, assuring them good legal advice. a network to serve and empower u.s. hispanics, the youngest and fastest growing demographic in america. as if that were not enough, he is also the author of two critically acclaimed best-

atlanta and raleigh you will make it above freezeing into the 50's.t should allow the ice and snow to melt across many of the regions in the southeast. otherwise we have winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings in it effect across colorado because we could pick up to over a foot of snow in some of the higher elevations. chicago, by the way, into saturday you could see over six inches of snow. that will be something to watch currently under a winter storm watch. >> thank you, maria. >> they lost their lunch so they took to the street. (chanting) >> one school forcing grade schoolers to go hungry because of what their parents did. >> she has been giving men advice for years. now beyonce will be leading lessons for college students. >> we are three-days away from the super bowl. the ad just as important as the game. you have been tweeting us and posting your favorite commercials. here's another won the hurting cats ad from 2006. >> hurting cats, don't let anybody tell you, anybody can hurt cattle. poligrip helps minimize stress which may damag

funnel clouds in raleigh north carolina, with heavy winds ripping the houses being built. and here, a slick track sent this starting gate plowing into the horses. tonight, those horses are all okay. and in maine, freezing rain triggering this major accident between four tractor-trailers and two cars. the nationwide flu outbreak continues to grow, tonight, the bay area officials confirmed 11 deaths due to the flu, other counties are seeing results from the flu, they're waiting for test results to come back. this year, it is not affecting just the young and old, more are younger, twice as much as last year. according to the cdc, 37 states highlighted here in red are reporting heavy flu activity. and in marin, they sponsored a free flu clinic, the goal was to vaccinate as many people as possible. >> i encourage everybody to get the flu shots. it will help protect you against several various other flus, including the h1n1, which is the most difficult. >> you could decrease your chances of getting the virus by 50 to 70%. and the cdc has a flu shot finder you can see on the map

today i'm here to act, to help make raleigh durham and america a magnet for the good, high-tech manufacturings that a growing middle class requires and that will continue to keep this country on the cutting edge. [applause] we have already got some success to build on. manufacturing is a bright spot in this economy. for decades, we have been losing manufacturing jobs. haveow our manufacturers added, over the last four years, more than 550,000 new jobs including almost 80,000 manufacturing jobs in the last five months alone. we want to keep that trend going. we want to build on the kind of work that is being done in places like nc state to develop technology that was to new jobs and entire new industries. a little over a year ago, we launched america's first manufacturing innovation institute in youngstown, ohio. it is a partnership that includes companies and colleges that came up with a joint plan. they were focusing on developing 3d printing technology and training workers with the skills required to master that technology. that was a great start. we got one going at some of the folks from

east of raleigh and around the outer banks. they could see 5 inches of snow. bitter a winter wherey mix in south. we have winter warnings in effect through the panhandle into the northwest. northern rockies expecting to see more than 6 inches of snow. heather and ainsley we look at the current windchills cleveland well below zero. in atlanta the windchill is 2 degrees. if you live in atlanta you have got to bundle up. >> thank you, maria. we have to bundle up here although it is beginning to look a lot like super bowl xlviii. super bowl boulevard is set to open today in times square. the block party will have everything from field goal picks to a toboggan run. but the focus on the players. thousands of journalists and fans throwing questions at the players during super bowl media day. a chance for them to let lose before getting serious for the big game. >> good morning america. i want to make sure i got a camera. >> it is cool man. all cool. >> the super bowl roman numeral is unveiled. that's pretty cool with the iconic new york skyline in the background. >>

president obama went to raleigh, north carolina, visiting a manufacturing facility there.ollowing on a plan he announced at last year's state of the union, and that is to form these manufacturering hubs around the country, north carolina being one of them, youngstown, ohio, previously announced. this is a partnership between public and private entities and non-profits to create an electronic hub. but the president spent the bulk of his time talking about the economy, turning the corner now five years plus into his administration. here's what he had to say. >> we made progress. this is what i mean this could be a breakthrough year for america. the pieces are all there to start bringing back more of the jobs that we've lost over the past decade. >> reporter: so in many ways the president is embarking on the triumph of hope over experience. a, um, could of years he operated under the slogan we can't wait another rationale for using executive orders, unilateral actions by the administration to enact part of his agenda. but the president obviously now very serious about this, h

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raleigh, north carolina was in tennessee. but he wanted to be in the cabinet. so he took the job as secretary of the navy. at the democratic convention in 1912, daniels had met young roosevelt, who was very active, handling people to get them to vote for wilson. he thought, this was my guy. he knows the sea. i've talked to him. he has failed a lie. summer home is along the sea across the coast of maine. just the person for me. and besides, his uncle ted was assistant secretary of the navy back when mckinley was first president. and so, he asked roosevelt. roosevelt was delighted to take the job. and then, a visitor came to the office of the secretary of the navy. lsu root who was the senior senator from new york state. he said is pretty dangerous to appoint a roosevelt within a position. roosevelt's want to take over anything they can't manage anything that guy. he's not a good choice. that's exactly what daniels wanted. he didn't know anything about the navy. he'd be very glad to have somebody do the work as possible. besides, what he really wanted to do was s

it is coming, and we have a loft the moisture to the south, and norfolk to raleigh, and these locations could pick up 3 to 6 inches, and some parts of norfolk, 6 to 12 inches of snow, and maybe a foot down there to virginia beach. and the same thing for atlanta and mamacon, georgia, and they don't see our weather at all. nothing at 6:00, and cold weather, and that is what we have, and the snow, coming down to southern maryland and the neck and fredericksburg and culpepper, and that is it. it will make it up to the i-95 corridor, but it is going to be so light here, and if you live north and west of d.c.,

i began to work for the nuisance and disturb her -- the news and observer in raleigh. editor was a beacon of great journalism. int i want to say introduction is very simple. i echo the observations that if i could do it all over again i wish that i could start right here and right now. i wish i could begin a career right now in this highly volatile, andghly highly uncertain media environment. i think the future of television news in the digital era is very bright. the future of news and information is extremely bright. i think this will give you a sense of what is to come in the next 5, 10, or 50 years. if you think back to the beginning of two medications and storytelling and david put it best which is that news is essentially an fundamentally a social activity where cavemen once upon a time share news about where the woolly mammoths were and where the sabertooth tigers were. fundamentally, news is coming back to the hearth and saying do not hunt over there, hunter over there. news is still social in nature but it took thousands of years to go from the first stories t

where the president is departing for north carolina -- instead this is where he is landing at raleighnorth carolina. >>> it has been one of the biggest scandals to rock the vatican, child sex abuses to rock the kat rick church. the first report from an international children's right origanizatio organization. simon mcgregor-wood reports. >>> peter saunders was a victim of sexual abuse at the hands of his catholic priest at school. so was his brother mike. for him abuse triggered a life cursed bidrin k and drugs and an early death. peter runs an organization helping other survivors. >> most survivors are not particularly interested in compensation. they are interested in seeing change. they are interested in knowing that what happened to them is not going to happen to future generations. having said that, compensation, i think is entirely appropriate when it comes to people who's childhoods have been stolen. >> reporter: the vatican has a new pope. he's popular and made some big promises. pope francis wants openness, and a new transparency even on this toxic issue. he set up a new comm

the same theme, partnering with the private sector, universities and non-profits, today he is in raleighnorth carolina. these manufacturing enterprise zones that the president actually brought up in the state of the union last year, now coming in just under the achiev. but that obviously very much still up in the air, del. >> mike, the president also of where we are. in this the midst of the height of the edward snowden scandal, the president appointed a council to come up with recommendations on how to handle the intelligence gathering processes that proved to be so controversial in the wake of the revelations. the president received that report last month. now on friday he is assimilated all of thathis divisions on fri. >> mike, thank you very much. >>> there is a new report out that says that attack on the u.s. console late in benghazi could have been prevented. security officials ignored threats in libya. it was initially called a protest despite a lack of intelligence to support that. the u.s. ambassador to libya was one of four americans killed in that attack. >>> and a string of a

he knew no naval terms, he had never sailed, knew nothing about the seat, raleigh, north carolina was inland from the sea but wanted to be in the cabinet. he took the job as secretary of the navy. at the democratic convention in 1912 daniels had met young roosevelt who was very active, handing people to get the vote for wilson and he thought this is my guy, he knows the sea, i he has sailed loss, his summer home is a long the seat of the coast of maine. just the person for me. and besides his uncle ted was assistant secretary of the navy back when mckinley was president and so he asked roosevelt, roosevelt was delighted comments and then a visitor came to the office of the secretary of the navy, the senior senator from new york state, he said it is pretty dangerous to appoint a roosevelt to any position whatever. roosevelts always wanted to take over anything they get and manage anything they get. he is not a good choice. that is exactly what daniels wanted. he didn't know anything about the navy. he would be glad to have somebody do the work if possible and what he really wanted to d

one that focuses on the innovation the president was talking about in raleigh, durham.what other countries do. another is investing in workers. and perhaps most importantly, ed, it's about our trade policy. we have a huge imbalanced trade relationship with china. $315 billion trade deficit in 2012. that translates into a lot of missed job opportunities, downward pressure on wages. so you don't see that in the service sector because there is not as much competition globally. but in the united states, our workers, our businesses really don't feel like they have the support from washington going to bat for them for having a strategy and for getting trade right. >> so when the decision is being made by a job creator, okay, i'm going to invest in manufacturing in this country versus somewhere else, where are we losing? is it wages? it is regulation? is it tariffs? what is it? where are we losing this whole issue? >> there is a lot of myths that folks like to put up like oh, it's too expensive to manufacture in the united states. the wages are too much. energy costs. but when

in raleigh, north carolina, i spent the day with scrabble champions.not know what all the words mean, they know how to put big points on the board. >> 15, 17, times three -- >> this isn't your run-of-the-mill living room scrabble competition. kevin bauerman and rehman gau from raleigh, north carolina, are champions. >> what do you do if you have five es. >> you're stuck. no way out of it. >> reporter: defending. >> 74. >> reporter: national school -- what would you say is the best advice to give to a new scrabble player? >> make words. >> reporter: -- scrabble -- >> why are the two of you playing just against me? i think this is a little uneven here. >> reporter: -- champions. >> are we good? elixir is with an i. >> reporter: part of a growing number of fanatics who devote the better part of their day to the classic game. >> we're obsessed with scrabble because we love language and language is common to everybody. >> reporter: eric smith, a web developer is a member of this weekly club, one of hundreds around the country where people of all ages and in

and which could see upwards to half an inch of ice and 1 to 3 of snow, and macon, georgia, up to raleighand even up through south carolina and you will see it here in our region, but in columbia, they are preparing for snow, and they could get upwards of 3 to 6 inches of snow, and that system is going to move off shore. now, let's discuss how that system will affect us. no advisories for us, but this area of low pressure is moving close to the coast, and the best chances of snow are southern maryland to the neck, and ocean city, and norfolk and virginia beach. virginia beach could pick up 4 to 8 inches of snow here, and if it moves to the north and the west, it could impact us, and some of us will see the snow to today, and tomorrow night, and into the day wednesday. and 20 degrees for a high, and cold tuesday and 26 on wednesday and chance of snow early, and 33 on thursday, and 44 on friday, and then we get out of the freezer. 47 on saturday, and right now, super bowl sunday, a high of 46 with rain showers that are going to be likely. guys, stay warm. >> we will try. >>> thank you, doug

. >> in an instant, several officers opened fire on the gunman as officer raleigh races to the aid ofhe other officers that were there, i trust them with my life. i knew they would do anything they could to protect me and sergeant kellerman and at that point i chose to holster my weapon and go to him. >> hill goes down. he is fatally wounded. >> down, down, down. >> officer raleigh tends to his fallen colleague out of the camera's view but dramatic moments are captured on the dash cam's microphone. >> tell my wife and kids i love them. >> i will. >> you are fine. >> when i saw the blood coming out, the amount of blood, the first thing i thought i'm losing too much blood to make it. at that point officer tyson was at my side. >> how are you feeling, buddy? >> i'm fine. i'm losing too much blood. >> you are loath losing a lot but you will be okay. how bad does it look? >> you are going to be okay. you are going to be okay. >> he keeps talking to me. i keep asking how bad is your eye. >> you don't look pretty. you weren't pretty before. >> he was even joking with me before. he was like y

today i'm here to act, to help make raleigh-durham and america a magnate for good high tech jobs that a growing middle class requires and it's going to continue to keep this country on the cutting edge. >> congress would have to fund the entire program of hubs but president obama is using $200 million in existing funds to get it started without congress. democrat kay haguen of north carolina says this first program, larry, would mean, could mean, 1,000 new jobs. back to you. >> oh, heck. kay haguen wasn't even there today. she was running from obama because he was there. 1,000 jobs my tukus. we will see. steve, you're terrific. thank you. while speaking in north carolina president obama also took time to criticize the state for its employment situation, while at the same time he's calling on congress to extend long-term jobless benefits. apparently mr. obama missed the memo. north carolina did exactly the opposite, it lowered unemployment benefits this last summer and look at this, the unemployment rate has plunged. clearly incentives matter, mr. president. let's discuss this. here we

. >>> the president will visit a manufacturing company in raleigh and talk to students at nc state universitye miracle on the hudson river. >> the air way flight 1549 showed the plane fully intact with passengers amazingly standing on the wing in the icy river. tug boat became rescuers before the coast guard and firefighters arrived on the scene. >> still amazing. th >>> a man is shot to death in the parking lot of a south bay hotel overnight. what police are telling us about the suspect this morning. >>> plus, a person walking on 580 in oakland, hit and killed by a car. now investigators are trying to figure out why he or she was there in the first place. >>> off-season wildfires like there is one forcing cal fire to dip into its emergency fund. what could happen if the agent i runs out of money. >>> weather making big news this morning, as we look at embarcadero in san francisco. red flag warning, more record temperatures coming on today. it's wednesday, january 15th. this is "today in the bay."

raleigh expecting around 3 to 6 inches. wilmington, heez are just areas we don't kbet had. here's your snow. this is what's going to head through the south today. >> all those cities not used to had kind of weather. brace yourself. we'll be reds i can. >>> now to washington where president obama is preparing for his sixth state of the union address. "wall street journal" polls reveal 63% of americans think the country is headed many the wrong direction. tracie potts joins us live from washington. the president impose into the speech with one of the lowest approval ratings of his presidency. >> it's the seventh straight poll where his approval rating has been under water as he lays out his plan for this year. >> reporter: the white house is reaching out online encouraging people o interact during the state of the union and preparing a q&a all day tomorrow. the theme of the speech? >> tomorrow night it's time to restore. >> reporter: officials say president obama will urge to raise the minimum wage but will focus on what he can do without congress. >> success in washington of