on monday, they arrested his older brother, reginald. the victim was shot inside her home. no motive known yet. at least two of the brothers knew her. i can now pursue their dream that is women who want to serve on the frontlines will be be able to do so soon. defense secretary leon panetta has lifted the ban on women serving in common -- combat. >> as an army sergeant taylor took part in one of the earliest invasions of iraq in 2003. she was side-by-side with men as an arabic translator, often in dangerous situations. this veteran says that women have been serving in formally and combat roles for more than a decade. a time has come for it to be made official. >> this is a tremendous validation of all the honorable service that we have already been performing, by making the policy catch up to the reality on the ground. >> today, leon panetta made a historic change to women's role in the military. he lifted the ban on women serving in combat. >> i believe it is the responsibility of every citizen to protect the nation. and every citizen who can meet the qualifications of ser

. >> reporter: and then joan and reginald green. they were here 50 years ago when dr.e feet of lincoln. before that they were jailed in jackson, mississippi as defiant freedom riders risking life, limb and liberty for the cause of civil rights. and four years ago they were in tears as barack obama fulfilled the dream. >> it was just joyous. >> reporter: here they were again today, living proof of how far america can come in one lifetime. and like much of the crowd they were more subdued and reflective than they were during the first oath. >> every president has shortcomings and all have great hopes and dreams going into it and the cold hard reality of washington politics hits. >> what stories do you tell from this era to help kids understand how big this is. >> we went from this to this in your lifetime. >> the young persons found a cause and a reason to do what we did. there are causes that they, too, can find. >> what do you say to the 47% of americans who voted the other way? >> there are many points that we can all agree on. let's find those and work from there.

. >> this is the first time reginald oakley has talked on camera.k which he is eager to sell. >> i think it was self defense. >> the victims started arguing with the group and baker broke a champagne bottle over his head. and then it was mayhem. >> so you didn't stab them? >> i didn't. >> how did he end up with stab wounds if you were fighting him. >> hey, you have to read the book to find out. >> and they piled into the limo and sped off. >> i was never clear about how they fight two guys and two end up dead. no one is ever convicted and how did they end up with stab wounds? is. >> you end up with stab wounds what does that mean? somebody stabbed you. right. >> so who could have stabbed you? >> you have to read the book and find out if i know it or not. >> you have to read the book and find out. >> a lot of people think you got away with murder. >> you know everyone watching this is going to think this is a weird answer. >> no, it is not. >> i think it is an appropriate answer. >> we'll come back to oakley but there is another element of this story

. >> i am sure the whole house will wish to join me in paying tribute to reginald walker. it is clear to see he was an outstanding soldier and hugely respected and our deepest sent -- a deep sympathies are with his family and friends at this time. so like to mention helicopter crash in central london display but also central london display but also wish to join in sending our thanks to the emergency services for the rapid and professional response to the situation. mr. speaker, this point i had meetings with ministerial and colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in the south i will have further such meetings later today. >> for too long many women and especially hard working stay-at-home moms have been penalized by the country's pension system for having interruption to their national insurance contributions. after 13 years when the previous government did nothing -- [shouting] >> does the prime minister think that the announcement this week of a single tear pension will finally deal with this great injustice? >> i think my honorable friend makes an important

. >> reporter: abc's bill weir caught up with joan mulholland and reginald green, arrested 50 years agors, working to desegregate the deep south. >> the fact that obama could be elected again shows that the stone of hope, it came out of the mountain of despair that king spoke of and there is hope. >> reporter: a sentiment likely shared by so many on the mall today, including the man they all came to see. cecilia vega, abc news, washington. >>> and here again, george stephanopoulos, great to spend the day with you. so, did anything happen today that changed the political possibilities? >> i don't think so. one day, one speech cannot dot that. even though this is the day where all of america comes together, and that was one of the big themes of the president's speech. but one of the things i did think we saw today was a very changed president. and this is a very different time and a very different president from the one who took office four years ago. the speech four years ago, a dark speech. for a dark time. we were mired in crisis. the economy beginning to come back. and what you saw to

i'm sure the whole house will wish to join me in paying tribute to richard reginald walker, 28 engine regiment, attached to 21 engineer regiment. it is clear to see from the tributes paid that he was outstanding soldier and mutual respect. are deep assemblies are are with his family and his friends at this difficult time. mr. speaker, i would also like to mention helicopter crash in central london display but also central london display but also wish to join in sending our thanks to the emergency services for the rapid and professional response to the situation. mr. speaker, this point i had meetings with ministerial and colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in the south i will have further such meetings later today. >> for too long many women and especially hard working stay-at-home moms have been penalized by the country's pension system for having interruption to their national insurance contributions. after 13 years when the previous government did nothing -- [shouting] >> does the prime minister think that the announcement this week of a single tear pension will fin

. >> tango and jane, reginald huff and or go, grant and george clooney producers. >> somebody tell cranstonnclench his teeth now. please join us at the oscars to find out who will take home the oscars, congratulations to all the nominees. >> there you are, live broadcast, you heard all of the nominations and we will run them all down for you throughout the morning right here on ktvu channel 2 news and we thank you for watching with us. let's take a look at some of the top stories. a caster valley man is in jail and will face charges in a strange bizarre drug case. he had a long 5-foot long alligator guarding his marijuana. the man named that alligator mr. teeth who was right next to 34 pounds of marijuana buds valued at $134,000. >>> a man turned himself in to vallejo police. dennis stand worth murdered his mother nellie stand worth. he was on parole for killing two teens back in is 966. -- 1966. and vice-president joseph biden will be looking for ways to reduce gun violence at the white house. he will meet with gun groups as well as representatives from the entertainment industry. >>> late

. >> reporter: tomorrower track stars reginald and ron richardson know firsthand why sibling rivalrycan translate into sports. >> we both pred racing against each other. >> reporter: the identical twins say when they were young the constant competition worked to keep them focused it still works for them but this time as coprincipals as principals in oakland. >> growing up we were very competitive. it makes each other better and ourselves better. >> reporter: the richardson boys say a win for one feels like a win for both of them. it's a scene reiterated by other sibling rivalry. >> don't forget your jacket. >> reporter: but have gone on record saying when your sibling beats you it removes some of your sting of losing. >> where's your brother? >> i don't know. >> reporter: the richardsons say they hope ravens coach john harbaugh takes comfort in that when his little brother claims the prize come super bowl sunday. patti lee, ktvu news. >>> 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick is inspiring some fans to get inked up for the game. they're life sized tattoos replicating those on kaepernick'

. >> reporter: tomorrower track stars reginald and ron richardson know firsthand why sibling rivalrycan translate into sports. >> we both pred racing against each other. >> reporter: the identical twins say when they were young the constant competition worked to keep them focused it still works for them but this time as coprincipals as principals in oakland. >> growing up we were very competitive. it makes each other better and ourselves better. >> reporter: the richardson boys say a win for one feels like a win for both of them. it's a scene reiterated by other sibling rivalry. >> don't forget your jacket. >> reporter: but have gone on record saying when your sibling beats you it removes some of your sting of losing. >> where's your brother? >> i don't know. >> reporter: the richardsons say they hope ravens coach john harbaugh takes comfort in that when his little brother claims the prize come super bowl sunday. patti lee, ktvu news. >>> 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick is inspiring some fans to get inked up for the game. they're life sized tattoos replicating those on kaepernick'

see you, reginald. cheerio!ts excitedly) finally, george had arrived at the zoo. (doors whoosh open) oh, no. (shouts) (gasps) george! (panting) you made it, george! (chuckles): all by yourself! (panting): and... faster than i did. now, let's hurry and get over to the zoo, because i think they... close at 4:00 p.m. sorry. (gasping) oh! but it took us all day to get here, and-and we really wanted to see the komodo dragon. isn't there anything you can do? (chatters) (whining) well... nothing wrong with a monkey in a zoo, i suppose. (whooping) (laughs): thank you! (happy chattering) so, why did it take you all day to get here? it's a long story. ah. well a little advice: next time take the subway; it's faster. (man and george laugh) child: george is a monkey. he traveled on the subway system and we're making a road system for traveling. we're making a system of roads for our town. we're trying to accomplish connecting things so people can get places that they want to go. my starting point is at the park and my desti

stacy share, reginald hudland. >> and "argo,". >> "argo" has been nominated.is teeth now. please join us at the oscars, sunday, february 24th, to find out who will take home the oscars. >> congratulations to all the nominees. >> wow, michael. where to begin. oh, my gosh. >> director slot. that's really interesting. >> there was a behn but not ben affleck. >> behn zeitlin, "beast of the southern wild," which is the little movie that could. nobody had idea idea what the heck the movie was about and immediately after they said you've about got to see this movie. it's been rolling since then but i think it's exceeded my hopes for that film which i love. he's nominated for best a best who had never acted before. >> no kathryn bigelow. >> no kathryn bigelow, no ben affleck, that's really a huge pair of surprises. and tom hooper, not as surprising but also very, very disappointed. >> he was just nominated for the director's gild. >> he had a rough road. golden globe, he was out. this is a very surprising list. >> why do you suppose that is, both beg low and ben affle

. >> "django unchained," stacy, reginald and pilar producers. >> and "argo," grant, ben af fleck andebody tell cranston, he can unclench his teeth now. brian, i love you. please join us at the oscars, sunday february 24th to find out who will take home the oscars. >> congratulations to all the nominees. all right. the nominations and "django unchained"'s chief correspondent and director for the hollywood reporter. good morning to both of you. "lincoln," no surprise. 12 nominations there. you were surprised, two movies we're hearing about, "amour" in two major categories nominated, as well as beast"beasts of the southern wild". >> those are two movies that made great gains today. "beasts of the southern wild," and wallace the youngest best actress. she was 6 when she made that movie, 9 now and "amour" about a french elderly couple, the wife has a stroke and descendses into dementia and michael heneke, the director. >> and some not nominated for director will lead to speculation. >> huge snub, huge snub this morning, some people they thought they were a given. katherine bigelow, she wo

reginald on our democratic line. go ahead.aller: i'm calling pertaining to -- that have been working for years and years. we are a right to work state. you were 20-30 years for an employee and you have nothing coming to you. water they drink for employees who are non-union? what do you think about that? host: what do you think? caller: there should be legislation put in place to protect employees from these kind of companies with a note and talk -- a retirement after working 20-30 years for a company. host: what you think about republican gov. rick scott? caller: he is a joke. host: why you say that? caller: he is looking out for himself and his friends than concern for those workers. not every employee has a pension. we have nothing bursa's a right to work state. -- verses' a right to work state. host: celtics city. what issues are facing new? -- salt lake city. what's facing you? caller: poor air quality. i have been here three years. i can go years without even getting a cold, but they have done some things with the transit

joan and reginald give their thoughts right here after the inauguration of barack obama. >> what area young man become the 44th president of the united states of america is itself a statement of a miracle or perhaps a dream of so many gone on before who showed us where he stands has a better vision of america that martin luther king talked about as a blessed community. >> well, this picture was taken actually a couple months before barack obama was born and i just can't -- i just can't get over the comparison then and now. reverend reg 23458d green, good to see you again, hello, joan. every four years we're making it a tradition. >> you promise? >> so what are your thoughts four years later? how goes your fight that you committed yourselves to back in those days? what is the state you think on martin luther king day of racial relations in america, joan? >> it's an ongoing struggle but the fact that obama could be elected again shows that the zone of hope, came out of the mountain of despair that king spoke of and there is hope. it's moving on. >> reverend green, assess the first term