plant to work hard hard this legislation >> last week rocky clark fight to live and did after surgeryital he would have turned 28 years old next tuesday his mother says still plans to celebrate >> giving a word of encouragement people would come out crime he would give me a word of encouragement. >> visitation tomorrow morning starting at 9:00 a.m. followed by rocky clark funeral at 11 at the family's longtime church new friendship missionary baptist. reporting from country club hills tonight >> police have charged a 65 year old woman with physically abusing twin infants after actions recorded this week. the $300,000 bail, alice vesely west lunt avenue arrested parents of eight month old twin boys video recorded on monday showed the woman slapping and kicking smothering tossing and recklessly lifting the babies by arms and clothing. indiana man surrenders to police three days after allegedly stealing a police car. 22 year old william blankenship accused of taking part from a police officer in porter county to indiana state troopers met william blankenship family's home they said it wa

heavy snow in the cascades and colorado rockies. a half foot in the rockies and montana. a few more flakes in seattle. the morning showers in southern california. showers for memphis, detroit and pittsburgh. >> 74 in sunny miami. kansas city gets up to 53. chicago, 41. fargo and billings barely climb out of the single digits. 31 in boise and 51 in sacramento. >>> it was an exciting week for football. fans now just four teams in the hunt for the super bowl ring this year. we will have all the highlights. >> and the scores. >>> the gas prices usually go down but not this year. so how high could they go? >>> and sometimes raunchy, of course, ricky gervais returned to his golden globes hosting duties last night. some of what he said when we come back. >>> welcome back to "america this morning," everyone. many overseas markets were off overnight on fears about europe. tokyo's nikkei average dropped 122 points. hong kong's hang seng lost 192. in london the ftse opened lower. on wall street, the markets are closed today. the dow gained 62 points, nasdaq up 36. >>> much of the wo

i didn't snow if they would make him bleed or really injured. >> one person grabbed rocky by the neck. he went out to save the dog and put his own at risk. >> that sticker was this small rake. he struck one of the pitbulles with it but that didn't seem it phase any of them. >> they didn't even stop. >> he narrowly escaped, grabbed rocky and let him into the house. all of this while he was fighting off rocky's canine attackers. >> animal controls fsers were able to get the dog back to the owners. >> he felt bad about the situation and he never wanted that to happen. >> it is very dangerous for them to be out there. god for bid if my son would have been out there. i don't know how it would have ended. >> a new secure fence has been put up. but the pitbull's owners says he plans to give way his dogs. >> thankfully it was a safe outcome. >>> well if you need a job, here is your chance. a target sign marks the spot. beginning tomorrow morning, retail giant targ will host a three-day job fair in newark. target plans to hire ahead of their store hoping in fremont. the job fair will be at the

stocks got off to a rocky start as european union leaders worked on a permanent bailout zone. a deal was struck after markets closed but without a long-term fix for greece's debt, the eu woes will continue to linger. markets managed to regain some ground with telecom tech leading the way. new data saying people are willing to save than spend. >>> apple shares rose on news the iphone maker could pick up two new distributors in china this year. also on the upside, us airways climbed on news the airline could be a takeover target by delta. bank of america slipped 3% after goldman sachs cut its rating from neutral to bye. starbucks got a lift it will be open stores in india this year. on the downside, wendy's dragged the fast food chain lowering. spiraling ad sails nannett with fourth quarter profits. carnival has a drop in bookings. >>> a new fraud prevention system, early bird who filed tax returns before january 26th will have to wait an extra week for their refund. finally, kansas could soon be the karen terrier official no place like home. a state legislate tor or is puso mak

rocky certainly speaks a wrong rhetoric.hat's the tolerance for any third party to engage in this context? i know it tends to be dismissed, but at the same time, ross perot got 20% of the vote. >> what mayor and ore son just talked about was a pop laws message. if you go back and look at the history of all third party candidacies, they were populous messages. remember ross perot the giant sucking sound? every single one ran on a populous platform. they all did -- this is the first i have ever heard of this guy. that's kind of sad in a pathetic sort of statement on our current politics. but i think he probably would do decently well if he had money and people knew about him. >> it's interesting, susan and karen, regardless of a given political kapd, do you get the sense that the presidential debate is getting more pressure to focus on talking about these things? >> susan? >> not yet. we may see it if you seed enough of an outrage saying none of the above when you get into the republican nominee versus president obama. but jus

what eva said would nearly rip dominic and his brother rocky apart. how could they keep such a monstrous thing a secret? >> we wouldn't tell my parents, we wouldn't tell my sister deanna, we wouldn't tell anybody. they wouldn't tell anybody what eva had said and what she had begged them to do. >> she kept insisting, promise me you'll get a full autopsy. >> when "bitter pill" continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] entune mobile technology. ♪ stronger! ♪ stand a little taller [ male announcer ] stay seamlessly connected to your smart phone. available on the reinvented 2012 camry. from toyota. ♪ give you effective ] can onanti-aging results? challenge that with regenerist micro-sculpting cream. it hydrates better than creams costing as much as $500. 82% of luxury brand users agree it feels as luxurious as prestige. olay regenerist. somebody didn't book with travelocity, with 24/7 customer support to help move them to the pool daddy promised! look at me, i'm swimming! somebody, get her a pony! [ female announcer ] the travelocity guarantee. from the price to

rocky speeches for the season. so far the speeches aren't working and the wizards are running out of things to say. >> disappointment, embarrassment. i don't know if words can explain. my job over the next two days is to try to find five guys that can play the right way and play with some heart. it was bad to warning bad to coach, bad to play. >> it's frustrating, you know, sickening, you know, embarrassing. they blew us tonight and we deserved it. reporter: what does 0-8 mean to you personally? >> it means we're losers. that's all you can say, we're 0- 8, last team in the league without a win. >> you got to have some kind of self-esteem, something that you have a type of pride you don't want to keep being 0-8. it's a pride game now. ain't nothing but pride, see if you got the heart to play. reporter: for now the franchise's worst skid continues at 0-8. the wizards have another chance here tuesday against the raptors for their first win. lindsay murphy, fox 5 sports. >>> you know who is not really losing sleep over

up to eight inches of snow in the cascades and northern rockies. rain from seattle to portland. showers in south texas. >> near 70 from dallas to miami. 56 in atlanta. 40 here in new york. detroit gets up to 36. mid-40s from fargo to indianapolis. 49 in seattle. 50 in salt lake city. and 73, sounds nice, out in phoenix. >> we're not going to see those temperatures for a long time here. >> don't hold your breath. >>> business news is next. the irs announces it's giving all taxpayers a little more time this year. >>> plus, a dramatic day at a middle school in texas. a student shot and kimmed by police in the hallway. we're now hearing from the boy's father. >>> and the american soccer star, with a score you have to see. kicks to the opposite goal. we'll be right bac >>> welcome back, everyone. some bad news. if you pay with plastic and keep a balance on your card. the average credit card interest rate now is near a record high. more than 50%. but those with bad credit, get this, are paying an average of 25%. creditcard.com says fewer card issuers are imposing those rates. >>> the

snowy on i-150s 70s and 80s in the rockies. chicago and detroit.-40 from little rock to nashville, i-70 to nashville. >> if you are flying, weather delays possible in memphis, chicago and detroit. >>> two colorado men are now being held on kidnapping charges in connection with the disappearance of a montana math teacher. >> the fbi believes 43-year-old sherry arnold is dead. they're now asking property owners near the north dakota border to search their property for any signs of a body. there's a bizarre dwitwist in t killing four homeless men in california. s vers say the father is also homeless. he said his son also showed him a picture of one victim and warns him about the dangers of being on the street. the 24-year-old son was arrested last week and charged in the four murders. >>> we turn to alaska where people living in the city of nome could have very much needed fuel. a tanker is in the harbor after thousands of miles of ice and treacherous ocean currents as well. the crew must lay a hose for millions of gallons of fuel to that town. >>> an

some rocky moments on the trail.ntorum was booed. > before new hampshire votes, cruciale some questions. fresh off a near victory in iowa, rick santorum is hoping conservatives coalesced around him. he found at yesterday's new is not quite as iowa.vative as >> are we saying that everyone to marry?e the right >> yes. said got booed when he waslizing gay marriage similar to polygamy. >> everyone can marry several people? i am happy to engage in a discussion. i am calling on people. i'll give them a chance to answer. have a civil discussion. >> met romney still faces whether he can deal with this parties face. president believes in crony capitalism. >> his home town paper endorsed john huntsman over him. huntsman is betting everything new hampshire. am out working for and earning your support. i just have a request of you. your vote. >> gop donors are giving rick santorum a serious look. he has raised $2 million in 2 days. >>> more bold statement from gingrich. yesterday, he said he is before thego n.c.a.a. and urge bla

and you are up at the southern end ftd rocky mountains and there is this scarp of rock that rises up probably about a thousand feet out of a valley floor and right at the tip of this scarp there are two twin towers of rock. if you get to a certain place on top of this very narrow butte, you can see between these twin towers and there happens to be a great house built between these two towers and every 18.6 years when the moon goes into its northernmost point on the horizon, it rises between those two towers. i was there at the beginning of the last 18.6 year cycle and we stood up there, probably 20 of us, researchers, forest service people, all gathered at the same spot with cameras and huddled -- it was late december at 8,000 feet and we were all watching this gap. and somebody had done very intricate work to figure out exactly where you need to stand to see the light at exactly the right time. and as we were all gathered up there, i remember this older archeo-astronomer said it's too bad this isn't celebrated any more. this is such a momentous occasion, the moon finally coming up b

not rocky, it's newt walking in to that famous theme suburban chicago man who wrote this wants him to stop using it and immediately. top story or around the country tonight. presidential candidate being sued for a sot the composer of "eye of the tiger" tonight >> frank sullivan a musician and songwriter best known for hits sot in 1980's said "eye of the tiger" as a the lawsuit not about politics about music and protecting what he has. that is the iconic sot performed by hit rock that survivor back in 1982. frank sullivan now 56 years old found big member of the survivors at says newt gingrich does not have the proper license to use the song he co-wrote and owns the copyright to. lawsuit filed today rude music inc. alleging newt gingrich 2012 ink illegally using rocky 3 anthem and not only not licensed but authorized. on authorized.un authorized. >> protected the legacy of "eye of the tiger" and deserves to be protected somebody has to put their best investment forward and protect this. >> frank sullivan through rude music inc. asking for damages lawsuit however not saying what they ar

balboa or from rocky and bulwinkle?rocky balboa i think. that was a good sag way to turkey. and perry's comments on turkey. and richard wolfe, are you our resident expert on that. >> it's the accent. >> it is the accent. perry's comments on turkey in the debate earlier this week were remarkable and he doubled down on them yesterday. let's listen to that sound. >> i stand by my statement. you need to be putting protections in place for your citizens if you are seeing those types of attacks against, particularly, well, not particularly females but that is particularly horrible from my perspecti perspective. >> we were talking about how the turkish government has porespond to this, those candidates expected to be more careful in their statements. i don't know if this tarnishes american's standing significantly but are there repercussions? >> there are, because people tune in to this kind of stuff from around the world. i was speaking to someone about it yesterday. the diplomats have to clean up this mess. nato is not just

icy on parts of i-15 and 90 in the morning to rockies. >>> if you're flaying, airport delays possiblelas, new orleans. >>> the alaskan fishing village of cordova is struggling to dig out. >> it's been snowing for nearly a month straight. david wright has more. >> reporter: a tiny town in alaska buried by the blizzard of 2012. 175 inches of snow in 24 days. nearly 20 feet. for everyone that has ever shovelled a driveway, imagine if this is the path to your front door. >> this is epic. >> reporter: with all sympathy, it's kind of what you sign up for in alaska. >> contrary to popular opinion, we don't all live in igloos here. >> reporter: it sure feels like they do now. rochelle is the unofficial news bureau. documenting on youtube the monumental effort of this 2200-person town to dig out and make due. this is the new beer cooler. street signs are spray paint on a snow drift. >> it's hard to knock us down. >> reporter: even an 18-foot wall of snow? >> bring it on. not really. we don't want that. >> reporter: there's no road into town. now the snow has frozen over the airport and the har

. >> you guys know that famous scene in rocky, the training montage, rocky beating up the piece of frozen meat. >> this guy got it wrong. it's almost like he has a problem with these cars. he's in arguments with these different vehicles and squaring up and talking smack than like punching mirrors and kicking the lights in. >> after he does that to that little blue car, he's like take that. >> and all the while setting off alarms every time he hits one of these things. >> i feel like there might be something wrong with this man. >> i would say he perhaps could be under the influence of some sort of substance. >> yeah. >> maybe he couldn't get a car loan and couldn't get his own set of wheels, now he's mad at all the cars. >> he's pointing at the car driving up. >> you know what kind of car that is? that's the police. >> that's the police. >> so this guy's fun is over almost before it began. he starts walking away. the cops pull up, get this guy. and weirdly, he's not aggressive towards the police. he had taken out all his aggression on the parked cars and calmly goes with them. >>> just wh

they canned him because of his rocky relationship with demarcus cousins.ast night 19 points, 15 boards. kings won it 103-100. >>> college football, patriots' offensive coordinator bill o'brien will be the new head coach at penn state. he'll stay with the pats through the nfl playoffs. the school expected to make the announcement tomorrow. >>> stanley cup champs had a field day against the flames. bruins scored three in the first, four in the second, another pair in the third. if you're counting at home, that's nine. bruins douse the flames 9-0. >>> blackhawks rally from three down in the third. patrick cain with the equalizer. flyers took the lead for good. van riemsdyk in front, his second of the game. flyers won it 5-4. >>> finally, president bill clinton on hand to watch rangers and panthers. this went to overtime, gaborik, a cannon for the win. i guess that goalie could never be clinton's secretary of defense. the rangers won 3-2 in o.t. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >> announcer: "early t

thhs rejection commission for a casino at rocky gap....atural gas in the marcellus shale region. new technology is allowing companies to obtain much more natural gas. but its also raising environmental concerns which is the reason maryland hasn't permitted similar drilling.now leaders in two western maryland counties are urging governor o'malley to quickly approve safe drilling. it could be two years before maryland makes a final decision. 3 the big ravens playoff game may be sunday but fans were already out in full force thanks to the ravens caravan. janice park is streaming live at power plant live downtown where the caravan just wrapped up. this ravens caravan went on 18 stops..cheerleaders..ooffcc staff... getting everyone even more pumped for sundays a game. they finally ended here at luckie s tavern. at bill batemans in glen burnie the ravens caravan meant great business and barely any room to stand. cheeeleaders began signing autographs tt dedicated fans starting at 7 am and didn t stop until well past 10 o clock tonight "i'm just s

school football injury left quadriplegic paralyzed from the neck down today 12 years later rasul "rocky" clark passed away 12 years later. live in robins where he lived at home with more on his death impressive legacy he leaps >> how rasul "rocky" clark inspiration to so many 11 years quadriplegic without putting physical or financial hardships break his spirit. former eisenhower or high school football player paralyzed from the neck down tackled during a game in 2005 ingalls hospital south suburban harvey family members around the 27 year-old took his last breath hospitalized for the past week and underwent surgery before health took a terrible turned suffered two broken vertebrae in his neck and spinal cord injury in a game against oak forest high-school requiring constant care $5 million insurance policy but school district and constant devotion of his mother insurance policy brand out this past year his family became a symbol of how to fund health care and the mother says hopes living was not in band now taking comfort in the fact suffering is over. >> he told me once tired of being

in this case, to rocky reefs and bad decisions. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> we turn our coverage now to presidential politics where the gop field got smaller by one today. after a disappointing finish in new hampshire and five days before the south carolina primary, jon huntsman is tonight out of the race. our report from nbc's peter alexander. >> reporter: in suspending his presidential bid, he derided the toxic tone of the campaign. >> this race has degenerated into an onslaught of negative and personal attacks not worthy of the american people. today i call on each campaign to cease attacking each other and instead talk directly to the american people. >> reporter: but huntsman himself delivered some of the sharpest jabs against mitt romney. >> he's out of touch with reality that is playing out on the ground in this country. >> reporter: the nasty campaigning began in iowa, led by supporters of romney and ron paul. >> newt has a ton of baggage. he was fined $300,000 for ethics violations. >> reporter: the barrage der

heavy snows continue in the rockies. this is our little system that rolled through tonight. it's a cold front, most of the snow north of us essentially moving from ohio across into pennsylvania, but western maryland will get some snow, timberline, canadian valley and down towards snowshoe will get some snow tonight, no doubt about that and a couple flurries or snow showers could make it across the mountains into the metro area, probably not south of d.c. southern maryland probably won't see anything. temperatures, 37 in bethesda and arlington, 38 in beltsville, 37 at andrews. a touch of winter, maybe a flurry or snow shower tonight, no worries for the metro. morning and afternoon clouds tomorrow and then a mix before midnight on friday. that one is something we could worry about a bit. 10:15 tonight we see the snow showers getting just to hagerstown north of frederick. we'll put this into motion. then we see clouds give way to sunshine by afternoon. then clouds come back very quickly tomorrow afternoon and then we see the precipitation begin to develop from the west as early

will move on through new england, bit of a ridge through the great lakes, another trough across the rockies models showing things flattening out. you notice how the lines were going southward this is very cold air up over southern canada which we didn't have back in december. every time you do get a cold front this is very cold air and that push there suggests we are heading toward a colder weather pattern next weekend and the following week. in the meantime, it's just going to be the same as its been. the storm system moving west to east. very cold in the north and mildler to the south. on monday we actually show the cold front in to the northern gulf of mexico but it's losing steam by that point. it'll be cold into the ohio and tennessee valleys and then not as much down by the gulf of mexico, scattered showers, thunderstorms, parts of florida, rain showers up the east coast to start the week but inside new england back across the great lakes we see some areas of snow, lot of that will be lake effect snow as we head through monday in the great lakes the way it looks now on the back side t

after that rocky clark had to rely on family and medicaid and donations. apology from chicago francis cardinal george for remarks he made city gay pride parade and supporters and send context as the ku klux klan interview with chicagotribune.com says analogy was inappropriate truly sorry for the hurt remarks have caused controversy started over whether next summer's gay pride parade will interrupt morning services our lady of mount carmel church and like you. cardinal said many young people have family members who are gay and lesbian group issuing this response apology is important and that some way towards feeling the pain he has caused however his actions speak louder than words and it will be paying attention to see if his words translate into acts of dignity and respect towards lgbt people. new signs of the economy on demand 200,000 jobs added in december reaction to latest on a point numbers next and mayor emmanuel versus the first lady? a new book with juicy claims about it occupation ship between those two. and what did you do with a snow drought in

everyone else excluding the rockies is well above freezing this morning. temperatures for will this afternoon will be as warm as they get this time of year. washington, d.c., enjoy lunch outdoors. take a walk without the jacket. 62 for your high today. 65 in atlanta. look at dallas, 73. that's almost shorts weather. a little cooler today from denver to kansas city, but mid-50s is still great. and as we look towards tomorrow, not a lot changes. we get a little rainy, but temperatures in the mid-50s is still warm and we'll continue with that warmth from denver to kansas city. so it looks like the beginning of february will stay just as warm as it was in january. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> coming up, more euro worries. cruising take as bruising. and the state paying tribute to toto. your first look at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> the giants touchdown, the imagine i thimagic unravel and y the dunk of the year. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [ lane ] is your anti-wrinkle cream gone... but not your wrinkles? neutrogena® rapi

patrick sedillo shows us it's not just the nickname of rocky that makes the boxer so special. >>> this type boxer that puts in hard work all day, you know, knows how to commit to the ring and knows how to do that. >> reporter: on this cold dark january evening, when most people are heading home, raquel miller is heading to the gym. >> i was talking to a friend, and when we came back i started putting in the work to get there. >> reporter: this is the women's world boxing championships in china where she has a good shot at qualifying for the 2012 olympics. she starts training in spokane next month. but she already started. >> a typical day, i'm up at 6:00, running at work from 8:30 to 5:00. here from 5:30 until about 7:30. i go and i grab some food and then go to "24 hour fitness." >> reporter: her record nine out of 11 and she remembers the first win. >> it was a special moment. to have your hand raised in victory, everything paid off. >> reporter: a san francisco native she grew up on the tough streets of the bayview where she often had to defends herself. had he grandmother died in j

parts of i-84 could be closed in the northern rockies.5 from south carolina to jacksonville and i-10 from jacksonville to tallahassee could be a little slippery. >>> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in salt lake city, seseattle, boston, and ne york. >>> school is canceled in seattle as they prepare for a big snowstorm. >> washington and seven other states are underry this morning. weather advisory this morning. with more, here's abc's neal karlinsky. >> reporter: when it come to snow in the pacific northwest, it doesn't take much to cause chaos. they're bracing for an entire year's worth of winter in just one day. already in the past few days, just a few inches have sent cars spinning. >> i've been driving a truck for 16 years. this is the first time i have ever spun out. it's slick. very slick. >> reporter: which is why seattle is on high alert for a full-scale disaster. at the emergency operations center, the man in charge didn't mince words. >> it can be very challenging. can we deliver critical services? >> reporter: the

have you snow cover on the ground through the midwest and the rockies.l be another system brewing right here in the rockies, and that system will be making its way eastward. they'll get more snow, we'll have rain the next couple days. there's the wind 17 miles per hour. from sunshine to a few clouds during the overnight, and by morning, some of us, especially just north of the area will see a few light showers or some sprinkles, but these are your morning temperatures from 38 degrees in manassas to 45 in d.c. not bad at all. tomorrow, just as mild as today, but with more cloud cover around, can you see a partly cloudy sky by the afternoon, it's not going to be nearly as pretty. i think when we get those showers, early morning there is a possibility of a little wind coming through. there it is, the showers early in the day. for thursday, most of that rain will stay just down to the south of us. let's go ahead and take a look at your four-day forecast. tomorrow 56. 5 3 for thursday. there's your rain. a little cooler, and then for the upcoming weekend, you

we've been calling it a sandbar, but it's a very rocky coastline there. sandbar is probably a mild description of what that would be. it's a very rocky coastline. there's no real sand as you might thit of a sandbar. so it makes sense. you can see when you see the ship, you can see rocks coming out of the water in that area some the fact that the ship was gashed open like that, the water came in quickly, it's very possible that people were caught unaware down there in the lower berths, lower levels of the ship. >> barbie nadeau, thank you very much for that update. keep us posted as you get more information. >>> there's new evidence of increasing tensions between the u.s. and iran. u.s. defense department just released these images showing iranian boats speeding towards u.s. military and coast guard ships in two separate incidents on friday. one of these incidents took place in the strait of hormuz. this comes as they threaten to close the stait of hormuz, the only outlet for oil being. barbara starr says they may have gained important information from the

and winning ways alexander goes it off scores the way not as elite reached the rocky olympic team to want to reach the final of the friendly match world cup tournament in dubai. but first to tennis and world number four maria sharapova has gone through to the fourth round of the australian open with a comprehensive six one six two victory over an injury but two thousand and eight champion had had limited preparation for the first grand slam of the season but has dropped only five games in three matches so far we are going to talk. going to be before the match so a few players are well enough and if. you play well enough to win with a comfortable scoreline. so sure up of next space germany's sabine lisicki who came from a set down to knock out russia spectrometer because that's over two six six four six two the final score. while it's also the end of the road for the arrows on the right there who suffered a shock defeat as a fellow russian except that he never got about next place another uphill challenge in the guise of returning five time champion serena williams the american was in

to what extent the syrian national council similar to leave his national transitional council only rocky national congress rocky national congress was almost a fiction the leader no support inside iraq whatsoever to live outside iraq for a long long time and has pumped up because they wanted to create this exiled body called the iraqi national congress so there was an iraqi voice in the propaganda war against saddam hussein the libyan situation the leaders of the libyan transitional council as you know basically were defectors from the government tripoli they jump ship when it got too hot and they took it really for me even with the benghazi and then the transitional national council form of whom we didn't know we knew someone from all the places we can't can't say the syrian national council is largely composed of what's a mixture of people who have their roots who are inside syria but a dominant i think by exiles abroad hungover you know he's been in paris for a long time like read one. who's based in washington and has very very close ties with the state department you know now what k

the people that swam, swam to the rocky part of the shore or swam to boats out there. other life boats, i should say, that were already off the ship. there were a number of people that i spoke to who were on the high side of the ship, if you will, the side listing who were stuck in the life boats in mid air for about 45 minutes before someone was able to lower those life boats into the water. those people were terrified for that period of time. it's dark out. they are on the side of the ship that didn't have light on it. they didn't know what would happen. they didn't know if the boat would be released or if they would go down with the ship. it was a harrowing experience for a number of people. 4,234 passengers and crew members on that ship. they are fortunate only three people, so far, have been confirmed dead. it's a really devastating disaster. >> you look at the pictures of this ship. first it was six. they believed six people died, now they say three. it is unbelievable more people didn't die. it's sad three people so far and the numbers are going to be updated as

and as that happened, i turned around and as the south -- and i see out of the rocky mountains, i could see a gap where the piedro river flows south and through that gap i could see the desert of northern new mexico and just over the horizon, just about 120 miles away, is chaco canyon, the largest anastazi site in the southwest, just over the horizon. and in between these towers and chaco canyon there are fire signal stations up on top of buttes. every fire signal station is in view of two other signal stations. each of those, four, on and on and on so that a fire would be lit at one spot and everybody would know, you could send messages for hundreds of miles. you could send messages over mountain ranges. there are fire signals all over the four corners, rows and fire signals. i talked to the guy who first discovered these signals and he was just out there mapping archeological sites with a crew in the 70's and he kept coming across these hills that had some kind of -- a little bit of architecture but they couldn't tell what they were. and they decided they are just not going to put the

snow is falling in terms of feet in the cascade mountains and in the rockies ... chicago we will be mostly cloudy tomorrow ... we are looking at the southern storm on the mathmap and the buckle in the jet stream combined with that pineapple express happening on the west coast ... we're looking at another area of precipitation heading for downstate illinois there could be some pretty good rain even hellail.. texas is facing severe weather ... that will travel to the deep south and florida over the next three days ... we're looking at high wind over montana ... it's been a rough couple of weeks out west especially in the pacific northwest ... the rain will be the heaviest to the northwest we are in between all of these turbulent zones of whether ... late friday night into saturday morning we will see some precipitation it will be chilly this weekend ... it will warm up early next week ... we are now into the low 30's here in the metropolitan area ... we could see those northern lights tonight the clouds may just arrived by the morning ... we are looking at above nor

several inches of snow in the northern rockies. paula, it's all you, my dear. >> okay. 42 in billings. 61 in colorado springs. 67 in phoenix. record highs in the midwest. 50 in minneapolis. 56 in omaha. 47 here in new york. 64 in atlanta. 75 in miami. i do not think -- >> all right. attention seekers have found another asinine way to -- >> this is asinine. >> to indulge themselves, and they're plastering it all over youtube. >> first there was planking and coning. now it's a new craze. creatively called falling. that's hysterical. okay. so a person deliberately hurls themselves to the floor in an embarrassing way, sending groceries, whatever, flying through the air. >> more people doing stupid stuff. that's basically the story about this. surprising some unsuspecting onlookers. and a friend is nearby to capture the whole thing on camera so we can bring it to you on national news. >> we're going to pull it off together, right? put the twinkies away. ♪ free ♪ free falling ♪ free falling, now, i'm in the beginning your mascara may be