rye whatever you can do. >> reporter: pure instinct? you jumped on it?ze you probably saved a lot of lives tonight. how does that make you feel? >> i saved mine. >> reporter: paramedics treated more than a dozen people for injuries. none were life threatening but a couple of people, including the driver, 30-year veteran of the mta, were taken to the hospital in serious condition. after had you a moment to gather your thoughts, what are you peeling now? >> i thank god we weren't on a bridge or on the highway or anything like final destinationish. >> reporter: as for guy he plans to be back on the bus important the morning commute. first, he needs a lift. how are you getting home now? >> waiting for my wife to pick me up. >> all about 25 people were treated for injuries. the most serious were people who were in vehicles that were hit by that bus. >>> tagged -- a website, made for teenagers. when a young woman from maryland logged on there were deadly consequences. for the first time the victim's family is speaking out onlying to news4. >> this is devastati

dave wasel ryeing to catch a wife. -- wave.the 43-year-old mel would win and the santa cruz county native split his winning was others which is generous. >> really cool. >> they are remarkable. >> not too cold. >> it's going to remain mild one more day, then things change. clouds beginning to move over coastal area asks over the bay. it's going to be a clear night. thin clouds overhead, tomorrow, mild in the northern half of the state. warm down in south. 80s in los angeles, bay area, thin, high clouds, mainly sunny skies. to the south, highs at or above 70 degrees. here is the accu-weather forecast. light rain coming in early wednesday, mainly north bay event. we'll have clouds around. the cool pattern stays with us throughout the weekend. highs into 50s all across the bay area. >> you said cool. not cold. >> right. right. >> it's hard to be inside but that game you had to be there. >> such a fun game. what a great outcome for us. you're getting ready to head to new orleans soon. >> two brothers enter one brother leaves. yes,

you can try whole rye. brown rice versus white rice or a new are grain gibing quinoa. >> reporter: like mom said keep your veggies. they can keep you from thinking about food all day. for today's health minute, reporting. >>> nothing more than a few flurries, but the real action toward cambridge, some mixed showers here just northwest of salisbury. through the night this is the part of the state that could see more winter weather. we're seeing it in fredericksburg, virginia. most of it has trended further south than we anticipated. we knew this would be south of the baltimore. here's where it is coming down. in roanoke, virginia, showing a real snowy scenario for southwestern virginia. in winter green, a popular skiing spot, it's coming down heavy and steady. we'll take you on the eastern shore. it's been rain showers with a little bit of snow and sleet mixing in. we have sleet reports in ocean city. 40 right now at bwi, so air temps stay above freezing. air temps won't support if sticking. our winter storm

. >> for me, personalling i see it as a human ryes issue.t's not gay rights it's human rights. >> jon: muhammad ali, team tebow, prolife comesh shavment michael jordan endorsed hitler. [ laughter ] some things -- only jordan could get away with that so gay rights coming to football. it's like the one man hot tub. we've never had a openly day player. >> we're never had a male proathlete in the major sports come out. it's been thought it's too difficult for someone to do that in a looker room setting. >> jon: i have been to some locker room settings in new york city. it's incredibly easily, maybe not to say it but certainly to show it. [ laughter ] but to me the surest sign that gay rights is here to stay is this. >> a former 49er and oakland raiders player appeared in court for a pretrial conference on domestic violence charges. 30-year-old kwame harr jis accused of assaulting his former boyfriend. >> jon: a professional football player charged with domestic violence against another dude. ♪ looks li li? [cheers and applause]

we all read it in high school, "catcher in the rye" and on the road and all that. >> no, you didn't.n: oh, what, are you kidding me? i got many a scene, yeah, i z all those. when did you start acting. >> i was like 9 or 10. >> stephen: and was that pretty full-time like did you go to regular school, did you go to like more of a i guess on the set type thing. >> i stayed in public school until i was in middle school and then i sort of, i needed to keep my grades up. and that didn't work in public school. >> stephen: when they are doing that on the set, do you have to run through all that like when i was a kid we had to like read, you know, on the road and then deliverance but they woon even do that now in sdoorbltion is too controversial i would guess. but how do they, what do they do? just have a guy in a trailer like read this and that is the extent of it. >> let me see at that point i saw on the road on a reading list as a freshman that is how i read it for the first time. probably says something about the schools, i think it is usually a little older or possibly not at all. >> ste

jer rye the only goal for philadelphia. 3-1, pittsburgh, the final.[captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> the ravens arrive for their championship rematch against the new england patriots but the sports fans will be watching the game with heavy hearts. we begin with sad news, former orioles manager has passed away. the 82-year-old was on a orioles cruise at the time of his death. he is being remembered as a great coach who led the orioles to four american league pen napts and a world series. we have a look backal earth wave's life and legacy. >> when baltimorians think of the silver haired earl, we think of intensity and longevity. the earl of baltimore, beloved like a son of the city. he was st. louis born in 1930 but spent his entire career in baltimore. the ball club was his. under the earl the orioles won six a.l.c. titles, anding of course the world serieses in 1970. he won 1,480 games. when he was inducted in the hall of game in 1996, he was acknowledged for h

again, and is almost like that "catcher in the rye" kind of idea of just hoping that kids get throughhis stretch of time. for me, it was very trying, and it took me a long time to get through it. 20 years, really, of being active. somehow in spite of it, i managed to write tunes to play to a lot of of audiences, to travel a lot, to father two kids, and eventually to make it into recovery, thank god. it is just part of my story. it is part of the experience that i write about. i have written a number of songs about the kind of -- i think it is connected to a cosmic, human question of human consciousness. the nature of human consciousness and the nature of knowing things, and the degree to which we are responsible for and in control of our own lives. it is connected to this personal difficulty in a sort of mirror way. i write songs about that, too, about letting go, about surrender. i think of myself as a highly spiritual person. i was never really given a religion or a religious experience or community to sort of subscribe to. i think i missed the boat. i envy people who have a strong

i'm from rye, new york.ugh. >> yeah. it was. we didn't even have our own tennis court growing up. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. just awful. oh my goodness. >> yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: but you like being back here now? >> i do. it's the best. >> jimmy: did you start stand-up here? >> i did. i started doing standup here and it was -- being back in new york sort of brings you back to my childhood. and i guess they say that tragedy plus time equals comedy. so i think about the early traumatic events that kind of set me along my way. you remember that year that like pantsing was just rampant? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. pantsing. >> it should be called de-pantsing, 'cause pantsing is like, "i put a pair of pants on you." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: people going around pantsing, like putting pants on people. >> now my legs are slightly warmer now. [ light laughter ] because you'd walk around kind of like legs akimbo just to avoid that moment. >> jimmy: getting pantsed. >> right. so i -- so i was in seventh grade, and i was out

my friends and i learned from caulfield in the catcher in the rye and of course there was poetry. i had more than one teacher whose religion was elliott's four quartets and we learned attitude from yates and the greek anthology. we wanted to come proud, overnight and laughing. i loved this epitaph of an ancient greek sailor. in the greek anthology translation by dudley fits, wonderful teacher, tomorrow the wind will have fallen, tomorrow i will be safe in arbor, tomorrow i said and death spoke in that little word, stranger, this is the nemesis of the spoken word, bite back the daring tongue that would say tomorrow. we marvel that keeps's ability to imagine what it would feel like to be a billiard ball rolling across the smooth table. we hundred for lives that had the emotional range of shakespeare's sonnets. if we were going to be saved we knew it would be by literature. there was a french historian who put it best for me as i tried in my mid 40s to turn from biography to life writing, history, you could think he meant to include biography and fiction, history, he said, is not a n

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my friends and i learned cool from holden caulfield and the catcher in the rye and of course there is poetry. i had more than one teacher whose religion was elliott's four quartets. and the learned attitude from yates and from the greek anthology. we wanted to come proud open night and laughing. and i love this epitaph of any change greek sailor. in a greek anthology translation from a wonderful teacher. tomorrow the wind will have fallen. tomorrow i will be safe that harbored. tomorrow i said and death spoken out little word. oh stranger this is the nemesis of the spoken word. fight back with daring tongue i would say tomorrow. we marveled at the ability to imagine what it would feel like to be a billiard all rolling across the pool table. we hungered for lives that had emotional range of shakespeare's sonnets and if we were going to be saved we knew it would be by literature. there was the french historian jules michelet who put it is for me as i tried in my mid-40s to turn biography to life writing. history he said, and you could think that he meant to include fee and fiction, hist

. >> the rye why the video is still coming out. is houston police are still looking for this guy. >> one of our favorite organizations around here is the u.s. coast guard. we love them. they do some amazing rescues. >> in 2012, they decided to pick their ten top videos. i have one that's particularly awesome. this video shows the severe weather in alaska. that coast guards have to deal with. this was the number seven video. and it's called iced over this is a rescue they pulled off on january 25th, 2012 in alaska, a fishing vessel was stranded, iced over. and of course, there go the wonderful members of the coast guard to rescue the team that was stranded. one of the coast guard members goes down on one of the lines and sends up one of the fishermen of course they ended up rescuing everybody. successful mission. >> i can't see the boat. >> i was thinking that. >> it's covered in ice. it is covered in ice. >> that's the boat. >> what about all this? >> that's impressive. that thing just gets locked in. it looks like somebody forgot

graders that still laugh at that assumer but even as a 12 year old milton had developed a taste for rye and mature humor and sophisticated humor and he was one of the few when we read the "romeo and juliet" and really got it was that was so wonderful in the humor there, and there was a lot of humor, and it was all very dirty, and that was the one thing that got my students to really love romer and juliet" and the parents thought it was good and my students understand there were magnificent dirty jokes and words that they understood and their parents didn't. milton was one of the first that got it and help the other students to see you really need a good vocabulary and if you study the words that shakespeare uses, you can learn a lot of things that your parents probably wouldn't appreciate, but that you would, and so milton was fun. he understood puns. he understood every time i told a joke that went over everybody's head. he was one of the three people in the class that had the look in his eyes that said "i at least get it mrs. kelar". i get t we kept in touch over the years after he le

jer rye the only goal for philadelphia. 3-1, pittsburgh, the final. >>> inauguration weekend is finallyhere f you've been around town today, you know. the roads and trains packed with people and organizers are very busy, too, making all the last-minute preparations before the big day on monday. good evening, everyone. we have everything you need to know to get you through this weekend. team coverage throughout the district tonight from the first inaugural parties to the forecast for all the festivities. but this inauguration weekend started with a day of service to honor dr. martin luther king jr. president and mrs. obama rolled up their sleeves today with 500 volunteers at an elementary school in northeast. vice president joe biden and his wife jill prepared care packages at the national guard armory for u.s. troops and first responders. on the national mall, a day of service summit just wrapped up a f few minutes ago. >> jim, darkness is set unwilling here now on the national mall. but today volunteers in the big white tent behind me were lighting up the place. thousands of people pou

. >> i feel like we got two rye ryan and bryant. >> right before i got back to the tunnel, walking off of the field i got so excited for the next opportunity, next year. >> the second bye-week for new england. the 2nd quarter, up 7. brady, uncovered it. he skafplered. but, new england only a 4 point lead at halftime. matt threw for 300 yards but could not make the big play. houstons down 11. he does not get it over. the drive stalled. patriots put up 24 points in the second half. this time the long ball. 33 yards. the third of the game. 344 yards and three touchdown passes for brady. they win 41-38. >> you have career victory number 17 in the play off that overtakes your idle, montan a how does that make you feel? >> i grew up a 49er fan. but, those guys are in another class. i am glad to be part of this organization and be part ofa so many great teams. i have been fortunate. when cal lost last week they shoft from 10% behind the arc. this afternoon, better. by today, they are 2. trying to even up the series at they trail by 7. getting the bucket. 18 points. but, cal made their presenc

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police have ended a stand off this morn being a naked man who was building a spam rye sword. and the other weapon they say he was carrying. genine. >> david, we're here on southwest expressway near -- near the light rail station on the avenue. this entire surrounding area had been close to traffic for the past three-and-a-half hours because that maked man was waiting a samurai sword in the air. about an hour ago police were able to get him into custody. this is video of the sword the man had in his hand this morning as well as an assault rifle that he also had in his possession. police had the 28-year-old man surrounded. officers say at 8:00 this morning they received a call from a home on cath drive and easy street that a man was standing out front with an assault rifle and left in a white pickup truck. police say they spotted the truck and stopped it. the man exited naked and told to leave you're going to have to kill me several times. police say they believe the man was either on drugs or was mentally ill. >> we called the crisis intervention team, officers who basically h

started to support in my home where women will come together bring their children and we will just talk rye prepared for death and all of those things they were doing pretty much a. women's group soon revealed. concerns. from a support group who quickly realized that services for women were non-existent if moms need to get to the doctor she was given a token to get on the bus to the doctor. she was given enough tokens to take the children to the doctor with her so basically she had no childcare she had no transportation so she couldn't go to the doctors she ended up not seeing a doctor so we became a network of women and we shared our our very limited resources we shared our trends. and we help each other try to appointments i ended up keeping lots of children in my home. they don't get put into foster care system so i would say driving children to all different schools all over they see in maryland including an addition to mine so they don't get put into foster care system. that's reluctant a handful of shy women soon blossomed into a forceful group of brave souls. no longer able to accomm

the damaged overseas rye mar left this morning for an undisclosed location where it will be repaired. it's been anchored east of alcatraz all week while investigators collected evidence and interviews about monday's brush with one of the bridge towers. >>> a dog on death row for biting a police horse in san francisco just got a reprieve. charlie was ordered to be put down for the augusta tack at crissy field but his owner has been fighting to save charlie's life. today we learned some sort of deal was worked out in federal court and charlie will live. >>> and the family of a teen murdered in marin says that he was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. 17-year-old williams was shot early this morning in marin city. his family said that he was visiting from the town of weed in northern california and had only been in the bay area for a week. lavanian williams was possibly targeted by mistake. >>> today we are learning more about the teacher who was able to disarm a teen gunman who shot a classmate. it happened yesterday at taft high school southwest of bakersfield. one student wa

rye now, traffic just squeezing by in one lane on both loops, both the interand outer loop one lane gettingall the flashing lights there, what a mess the going to be that they are investigating. this is going to tie up traffic for some time. meantime, let's check in with tucker barnes to get the latest on the forecast for the day. that is looking nice at least. >> temperature-wise, cooperate ask for more. 70 at dulles. this is extraordinary. we'll do one more day with very warm temperatures and big changes late this afternoon. going to be ready for a round of very heavy rain and gusty winds. it will be like a spring-like storm here later this afternoon. one more warm day. that is your big headline. already starting off on the mild side with temperatures in the 50s. our average daytime high would typically be in the low to mid- 40s. we are starting a little warmer than that. 54 in washington. 49 in quantico. there is a little front that is hanging up just to our north and kind of wavering here. it depends on where you are waking up this morning. the temperatures all over the place. going to

. >> a journalist ryeing to question michael bloomberg but instead ends up being trailed by the new york city mayor's own security detail. bizarre encounter. that tape, we'll play it for you tonight. >> sean: according to the anointed one the reason why he's failed on the economy, failed to create jobs failed to reign in radical extremism is because some of us dared to speak out against his agenda now in an interview the president blames fox news and rush limbaugh for gridlock that exists in washington, d.c.. here is what he said, i don't think the issue is whether or not they're people gfwill that want to get something done we have to change some of the incentive structures so people feel liberated to pursue common ground. it's one of the biggest factors is hout media shapes the base. if a republican immediate yaf congress is not punished for working with a democrat on a bill of common interest, you'll see more of them doing it. what about the thing called freedom of speech sne wants any, all, opposing voices to be what? silent? including opinion opinions you hear on that program. what

she was shot and seriously wounded in 1978 during the assassination of then congressman leo rye on at the people's temple. >>> a company in boeing at bogota, colombia now released a new line of clothing. the products include backpacks, t-shirts and puffy vests and there's a vests that students put on during the first sign of trouble. >>> lucas anderson and two others all peered in court yesterday. they are accused of killing a man during a home invasion robbery in late november. a fourth person faces charges of accessory to murder. they expect more arrests. >>> the two teen as accused of killing a castro valley woman and then setting her home on fire have pleaded not guilty. the police say that they strangled her during a robbery in of course. the two teens are accused of setting fire to her home to cover up the crime. they're due back in court in april. >>> it's a story that we told you about mornings on 2 yesterday and we're learning more about a fire at a san jose club. you see the man breaks a window right before the fire broke out. the firefighters discovered a broken window and

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you know, it's free and rye now no problems to report on the dry pavement. you will find the lanes are open on sound 95, 295. you will find 66 eastbound at speed leaving fair oak headed inbound towards 13 and northbound i-95. lanes are open leaving the prince william parkway continuing out towards the capital beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. traffic. >> thank you. fox 5 is monitoring metro this morning. transit agency has signed a major contract to fix all those broken escalators. it is a common complaint from a lot of the riders that use metro. >> metro signed a $151 million contract to replace or modernize 128 escalators across the system. most of them will be up and running over the next five years. some will not be online until the year 2020. >> metro forward, our capital rebuilding effort that has been under way now for a couple of years, is not about band-aid solutions. it is reconstructive surgery compared to a band-aid solution. >> i think it is about time someone did something about it. most the escalators in town aren't workin

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while we are remaining mostly dry, we will rye main with a possibility -- remain with a possibility forernoon and evening hours. temperatures are starting out in the 40s to near 50s in most cases and low 50s are outside the door and patchy fog. partly sunny skies forted, isolated sprinkles are in the -- for today, and in the afternoon mid-to-upper 50s are expected. your expected forecast -- extended forecast, a mix of sun and clouds for the afternoon and with the weekend in view, not a lot of rain, we will leave that unsettled weather and notice the afternoon highs, the system from the gulf of alaska will bring the overnight lows to sunday morning and it will be just as chilly monday morning. back to the desk. >>> collin kaepernick celebrated the success and they had the largest collin kaepernicking party and they flexed and of course they kissed their biceps. >>> it is currently free and he is now trying trademark his famous pose. collin kaepernick wants to print it on clothing and he has already authorized a few places to use his product. >>> coming up with a hefty sign, why sony is b

clearly you are seeing something the mark set not seeing rye out in because have you a buy rating onight now. why. >> 75% of their business is nonwindows. half of the revenue is recurring. $66 billion in cash. trades at seven times times x cash. there are a lot of other piazzas that are firing. and again, remember the office business now is almost 1.5 times the size of the client business. at higher margin. so while they have some issues with the os business, we do think they are firing on other businesses beyond, which again sometimes gets overlooked by the street. >> okay. we have it leave it there. thank you very much. of course this is one of my 2013 predictions that microsoft is going to continue to lose relevance. may not be inity current form. maybe broken up in a few years time from now. >> could be right. xbox, who knows, maybe find out. >> maybe getting too big. a quick dell recap to see what is happening there? okay. if you haven't been following stot rr, this is it. on report that it in talks about two private equity firms, talking about a buy yut and we will continue to