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i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i am a phoenix. we go through them all the time. doors that mark the day's events. new beginnings. endings. routines. revealing the stories and dramas -- the victories and challenges -- that help us go through new doors of our own. be part of the story. colonial williamsburg. >>> come look a this. this is what it looked like in baltimore in february 2010, two years ago. this winter might be trying to make up for that. our city is one of the most snow challenged this winter. only about 2 inches of our regular snowfall up to this point. at least 17 inches of snow by now. all of the cities analyzed have received less snow than normal. >> when we compare this to yesterday we were in the 06s and now you're talking about 70s. >> i know. but i don't want you to give up hope because we have had some late snowstorms in march over into april so comes to mind march 29th through the 30th in 1942 we got 22 inches of snow. so all you snow lovers that does give you a little bit of hope out there. so we'l

i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i am a phoenix. >>> thank you for joining us. details right now on how washington state father tried to kill his two sons, just before igniting an explosion that killed them off. questions remain -- them all. questions remain on what happened to the children's mother. sherrie johnson joins us with more more. >> reporter: powell tried to kill his children with a hatchet. the boys were taken to powell's home sunday by a caseworker for a court ordered visitation, he locked the worker out and ignited a fire ball that leveled the house killing both boys and powell. susan's parents say their grandsons started remembering more about what happened on the night of 2009 when their mother disappeared. >> talking about what the kids are saying. the kids are evidence in this thing. they are gone. >> there were signs he had been carefully planning his final act and donated the kids toys to a charity over the weekend and sent good-bye emails to several people. the answers to their mother's disappearance

i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i amhoenix. >> just a few days ago, temperatures were up to near 70 degrees. there is a storm on the way. it has been a big storm in the plains states. lots of snow in the denver area. heat conditions. settling down in colorado. more significant snows have now moved into nebraska and iowa at this stage. a little snow up in southern michigan, indiana, and ohio as the storm gets closer with precipitation. we're getting high, thin clouds beginning to move into our area now. the storm is approaching, and we're going to get something out of it. probably mostly rain, and not a significant amount. the storm is kind of being torn apart a little bit. strongest rain now in arkansas. high, thin clouds over b.w.i. 86% the humidity. 30/30. barometric pressure. at the moment, the winds are calm. predominant wind later on today will become nor'easterly. we'll get it from both ends as it comes in. yesterday 50 was the high at the airport. our averages are now beginning to go up a little bit. everything is

i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i amenix. >> one of the biggest games in loyola history. one of the most fun games, too, as they knocked off iona. this is what college basketball is all about. loyola out of the gates against iona. this time, finishing off with a two-hand slam. absolutely everything going loyola's way. back door. picked the pocket. sweet reverse off the glass. loyola could do no wrong. both ends of the court operating at high gear. another break. williams watch kwleses this move. not going to touch that. off the glass with the right hand. nice second-half comeback by iona. they hold them off. bobby olson for three. takes over sole possession with the 87-81 win that pushes the record to 19-25. >> the crowd was great. i would like to thank the whole loyola and baltimore community. a lot of our fans are just people that like basketball and we are lucky they have chosen to come to loyola. >> unfortunately yesterday the terps learned they lost howard for the rest of the season. he lost a knee injury in practic

i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i am a phoenix. hi, i'm stan stovall ...breaking >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we are tracking an accident on 895 at the harbor tunnel. speeds around 18 miles per hour. this is shut down in both directions. we will keep you posted. we have a live view from skyteam 11. what date mess. -- what a mess. this is impacting traffic in both directions as you make your approach to the harbor tunnel. take the fort mchenry as your alternate appeared a big backup in both directions on 895. we will keep you posted. we are tracking a problem southbound 95 just past 32. a vehicle is leaking some fuel spots.ating some slow spick 22 minutes between 95 and down to 95 on the south side. this is causing a pretty big backup. we will be monitoring that. outer loop north side, about 11 minutes. 11 minutes on the outer loop west side. this is 95 at 32. southbound traffic is a little heavy because of that vehicle leaking f

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i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i am a phoenix. >> a student who says she was rejected from a university because she's white will have her case heard by the supreme court. this affirmative action case has the potential to change the way college admissions work from coast to coast that's just one case. an explosive election year supreme court docket alongside the new federal healthcare law championed by the president obama and arizona's tough immigration law. let's start with this texas affirmative action case. how significant? >> reporter: this is a huge case. this law was settled in 2003. san ra day o'connor's most famous opinion as a justice where she said yes, it is permissible for public universities to include race as one factor in admissions. clearly the conservatives who are now on the supreme court have objected to that decision and they have five votes now. it seems to me very likely that affirmative action in public education is on its way out with this case. >> you say on its way out. that would be important a

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i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i am a phoenix. >>> right now the man widely expected to be china's next president is about to sit down to dinner with vice president joe biden at his home in washington, and at the end of a busy day he went to meet with president obama, and had lunch at the pentagon and visited the state department and the visit comes when there are questions surrounding china's rise and whether it is an ally or enemy of the united states. we got a taste of the discussion when a senate armed services committee commenced and listen to senator lindsey graham when asked if the chinese hacking into the cyber space, would be hostile? >>, and what could that be? >> yes, hacking into the infrastructure. >> and allowing us to respond in kind? >> well, in my view, yes. >> so i'm having lunch with the vice president of china in 20 minutes, so what do you want me to tell him? >> happy valentine's day. >> okay. all right. okay. i will do that. >> this is just the beginning of his five-day trip to the united states, a

i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i amhoenix. >>> the american public does not want to see two or three candidates get into a mud wrestling match where everybody walks away dirty and not in a position to be able to represent our party proudly. what we saw in the last few weeks in the state of florida is not something that will help win the election. >> rick santorum tonight. are people tired of mud wrestling? and carol roth best times best selling author. got to be the longest introduction ever. this must be a well qualified panel. let me start with you, amy. this is a big win for mitt romney. whichever way you look at this or try and spin it, he was suffering. he was down in south carolina. he's roared back. couple of great debates. big thumping victory. momentum will take him to nomination, isn't it? >> i mean, a lot are saying if he wins florida he wins the nominati nomination. newt gingrich says he's going to keep battling on. i think the question for a lot of the gop and republicans think can newt still do damage to m

i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i am a phoenix. >>> by the end of the first day, the newme entrepreneurs find themselves inside the headquarters of google, an internet start-up founded in 1998 today worth close to $200 billion. >> how are you doing? >> people respond positively and negatively. >> thanks. >> this place is amazing. >> hello. welcome to google. >> but quickly their excitement is replaced by concern. >> if anyone who's involved in judging the dragon's den, please come up to the front. >> we're kind of all wondering what is the dragon's den? it's essentially slang for a panel of judges where they, you know, throw you and your company in and, you know, they essentially rip you to shreds after you pitch. and it's really the antithesis of an unstressful environment. >> the founders felt kind of ambushed in a way. >> the first founder to come up is tiffani bell for the company pencil you in. >> so, yes. i'm tiffani. >> tiffani graduated from howard university with a degree in computer science. she quit her job as

i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i am a phoenix. >>> it was a surprise to see you here, mitt. as i recall you found the idea of a moon colony silly in 2012. >> newt, we were all wrong. ever since you left earth, it's been a nightmare. please forgive me and let me work in your admoonistration. >> i'm supposed to believe you changed your position? >> well, it wouldn't be the first time. >> "saturday night live" cast members in a skitch on newt gingrich's proposal for a lunar colony. welcome back, everyone. we continue to delve into the issues of the presidential campaign. every sunday we're spending this hour of the "cnn newsroom" to allow you to hear from the contenders are as they spell out their future for the united states. so in two days another huge day of face-offs with races in missouri, colorado, and minnesota. and then maine is caucusing until next saturday. wolf blitzer was here with me yesterday and talked about what the candidates can expect. >> these are all important races. but as i said earlier, i think thes

i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i am a phoenix. >>> it may be raining in the bay area but you know what that means? snow up in the high country. we have a look at blue canyon to show you what has happened overnight. and we will have a live report coming up in our next hour. beautiful up there. >>> some bay area animal shelters are working to find loving homes for little dogs by valentine's day, tomorrow. there is a surplus of chihauhaus. the peninsula humane society is waiving adoption fees for the dogs for valentine's day. >>> and it's that time of year again it's the westminster kennel club dog show getting under way in new york. it's the 135th edition of the annual event at madison square garden. the competition includes up to 2500 dogs featuring all 179 breeds and varieties recognized by the american kennel club. >> we need to keep them healthy in good coat and keep their weight done. dachshunds should have waistlines. >> we all should! >> this year's show includes six new breeds. it kicks off this week. cool. >>> th

i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i am phoenix. >>> welcome back, everybody. take a look at this shot. they're collecting those ballots in the special caucus taking place in las vegas. they had to wait until after sundown for this particular caucus so observing jews and seventh day adventists would have an opportunity to caucus. so they're close to being able to count those ballots. let's get to our contributors. what did you think of the kindler, gentler newt gingrich? >> i said he might take a softer tone. let me say i was very wrong. that was a press conference where he invoked george soros, called mitt romney a liar, he's burned the village. >> a friend texted me and said the new newt motto is storm the continent for super tuesday. this is mitt romney's worse nightmare. he is saying he would rather beat mitt romney than be president of the united states. >> so you think the strategy there is, i'm going to take out mitt romney, not i want to be president, but i'm going to destroy him. >> if your path to be president is

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i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i amresident obama took office, a gallon of gas cost less than $2. now it's almost doubled what it was then, and almost $4 on average. i spoke to the president's chief strategist about what the president is doing to put that money back into your pocket. joining us now from our chicago bureau, david axelrod, a key adviser to the president's reelection campaign. david, thanks very much for coming in. let's talk about gas prices for a moment. as you know, because you served in the white house, a gallon of gas when the president took office was under $2. now it's approaching $4 a gallon. what is the president doing to deal with this? as you well know, this is almost like a regressive hidden tax on all americans. >> it's one of the reasons why it was so important that we pass the payroll tax extension, because that's going to help offset some of that cost, wolf. i also, you're right, i was in the white house, i do remember that. i also remember the june before we got there when gas prices were

i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i am a phoenix. >>> okay. this is part of the show where we get to the heart of the political debate, where all sides are fair game. there's a vip visiting the white house today. we mentioned it earlier. the chinese vice president, xi jinping. he's the eventual air to china's presidency. he and president obama have been talking about a range of issues today, no doubt including trade and the u.s. military presence in the region, china's growing military strength. joining me now, cnn contributor, maria cardona, and republican analyst, lenny mcallister. let's start with you, maria. when the president's talking to the chinese heir apparent, what message does he need to send here? because when you look at the chinese economy, he's the one that's holding the chards. >> i think the message that he needs to send is the one he actually sent, which is the right one. that we need to continue working with china, they're an incredibly important ally in the world. we both need each other to move forward

i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i amfirst weekend of february is shaping up nicely, thank you very much. >> you are welcome. >> -- marty -- >> -- happy to help. let's go ahead and take a look at the forecast for today, should be calm, sunny, high of 48, right now mid-30s, we will call it 30, partly cloudy overnight, tomorrow a partly sunny start, cloudy and 52. rain in here on sunday. both sunday and monday right at about 50, 52 tuesday. chillier and i say that because once you go below normal with that 41 on wednesday but still calm and sunny. don, take it away. >> thank you. >>> in the news this morning the teenager gunned down days before christmas, now four men are charged with his murder, andrea fujii has the story. >> reporter: don surveillance cameras in and around the mall helped police identify the suspects, 19-year-old rodney pridgette was shot and killed when he stepped outside towson town center days before christmas. investigators say jamal brandon spotted primingette inside pridgette insided the mall and ca

i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i amce to your younger sefrl, what would you say to him or her? that's a concept for a new series we're starting this morning called "note to self." we're delighted to start with noted author civil rights activist dr. maya angelou. >> this is a letter to myself when i was about 15. today i'm 83 years old. dear me. first, i know that you know how to listen. when i was 8 years old, became a mute and was a mute until i was 13 and i thought of my whole body as an ear so i could go into a crowd and sit still and absorb all the sound. that talent or ability has lasted and served me until today today. once you appreciate one of your blessings, one of your senses the sense of hearing, then you begin to respect the sense of seeing and touching and tasting. you learn to respect all the sense senses. find a beautiful piece of art. if you have fallen in long with van gogh or maltese or john killan or if you've fallen in love with the music of cold train, the music of aretha franklin the music of chopi

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i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i amight. the westminster dog show combines the excitement of watching people walk dogs with the thrill of watching dogs sit perfectly still. it's an amazing event. >> it was still a great valentine's day for dog lovers here in new york when it was all over, a four-year-old pekinese named malachi took top honors at the westminster kennel club dog show. >> elaine quijano was there. >>> football fans have the super bowl. music lovers the grammys and in the dog world, the granddaddy of all canine contests is the westminster dog show. a prestigious event 136 years old. >> this is irish red and white setter. number 6. >> a peek behind the curtain reveals a chaotic world of primping and pampering. don't let the sub star treatment fool you. >> some people think that dogs and dog show are above the average person and they're somehow different and they're really not. they want to be petted and interact. >> she's going to go home and play tomorrow. >> before she can play, there's serious competition

i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i am> a california teacher involved in a child sex abuse scandal appeared in court today. mark berndt pled innocent to charges of child sexual abuse. they discovered roughly 600 very graphic photos of this man's students, some of them just too disturbing for me to sit here and try to describe these for you. casey wian is outside the courtroom. did he speak? did he even utter a single word? >> he did not speak. his not guilty plea was entered by his attorney. berndt appeared in an orange jumpsuit, the standard prison issue uniform. the one difference was he was allowed to sit at the defendant's table next to that public defender. there were some other defendants in court who made appearances who were in the back of the courtroom in sort of a cage that they keep these defendants in. but for some reason berndt was, in fact, allowed to sit at the public defender's table. as we mentioned, he did not speak, but his attorney did make a very shocking alegation in court and in front of the cameras

i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i amod morning. it is 30 minutes past the hour. i'm ashleigh banfield. >> i'm zoraida sambolin. thank you for joining us this morning. it is time to check the stories that are making news. it could be weeks before investigators know exactly why whitney houston died. coroner's officials say they will not release any information on an autopsy that was performed yesterday, that is at the request of police detectives investigating the singer's death. >>> the arab league stepping up pressure on syria to stop the incredible massacre. members of the arab league, which suspended syria last month, are now calling for a joint peacekeeping mission with the united nations. >>> and the greek parliament approving deep budget cuts as athens burns. take a look at those images. violence is spreading across the country as lawmakers voted for an austerity bill to secure a second eu bailout. >>> president obama is unveiling his 2013 budget today and republicans are already taking him to task for his plan to h

i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i amphoenix. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to "early start." i'm ashleigh banfield. >> we are very happy you're with us. i'm zoraida sambolin. we're bringing you the news from a to z. it's 6:00 a.m. in the east. >> if you wanted to get the finale, the final numbers, it was becoming evident all night. >> we have them. >> big sweep for rick santorum winning missouri, minnesota, colorado, and reviving his campaign. certainly raising questions for mitt romney, is it over for him? just one of those uncomfortable things. >>> syrians fight for their lives as the killings rise. with the bashar als assad refusing to recede power, what are the options now? is there a military option on the table? >>> and some chilling 911 calls from the case worker who dropped those two boys off at their father's home in washington state before that father, josh powell, killed himself and his boys. it's shedding new light now on what happened in the moments before that terrible tragedy. >>> proposition 8, cali

i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i aminutes past the hour. i'm zoraida sambolin along with ashleigh banfield. it's time to check the stories that are making news this morning. protests planned across syria this morning as shelling continues in the city of homs. the u.n. general assembly has passed a nonbinding resolution condemning syria's president bashar al assad for the violence. >>> and the battle over the keystone pipeline now on its way to the senate. the house passed a bill that would strip president obama's authority to decide on the $7 billion project. and also open atlantic waters to offshore drilling. >>> you know that ticket that you have on air australia? toss it out. they're grounding their entire fleet of planes and thousands of passengers are now stranded. the airline says it just didn't have enough money to cover, you know, the little things like operational expenses, like jet fuel. maybe don't toss it out but certainly call the airline. >>> a penthouse apartment on new york's central park west is now off

i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i am a phoenix. >>> we're taking a look at local headlines. let's start with nashville, "the tennesseean." senator rand paul's run-in at the airport is starting to ask questions of people about the accuracy of the screeners we have to go through. there was a big to do in the terminal when rand paul refused the pat down after setting off one of the scanner alarms. the critics are saying those scanners aren't so accurate, and they send out false positives. studies revealing they might be oversensitive to sweat or certain kinds of clothing. the tsa doesn't answer questions. >> he was saying they arbitrarily go off. that's what he said. >> they did answer they don't arbitrarily go off. rand paul didn't care. he was mad. >> so the boston herald here. a horror film come to life. listen to this. the mom and her 3-year-old daughter were terrified. that's probably an understatement. when armed men break their door down with a chain saw. it turns out, folks, the fbi raided the wrong apartment. the a