what happened in south carolina? gingrich had the moment and those two debates, juan williams moment and john king. then he had a 30-point swing from 20 behind to 10 ahead. in the florida debates he was flat. he was on the defensive. romney was on attack, santorum was strong and that swung him all the way back. it's remarkable how much the debates are a factor and the money advantage had the same advantage in south carolina, it had to do with the moments the gingrich campaign, it was revived on the debate and now it's on debate. but because he doesn't have the debate until the 22nd of february, he is going to be out there for a while. >> sean: i totally agree with that natural si. you add the money, money was a factor and advantage for romney in south carolina. what is fascinating, too, you have been following politics for a long time. what is amazing is the turnaround, south carolina, a double-digit deficit into a double deficit win. same thing for romney in florida. he was back against the wall that gingrich had an

the letter asks south korea to promise to stop criticizing the north for the sinking of the south korea war ship and shelling of island in 2010. it is asking for a dialogue for the apology for the north of pre-conditioned for dialogue. the letter's aimed at increasing pressure on the south korea president bak before the elections in april. south korea's unification ministry said the government won't respond every time the north tries to push through demand at a critical phase of korean ties. >>> kim jong-un is showing interest in high-tech gadgets. he ordered an ipad 2 when the computer became a hit last spring. kim jong-un spent several teenage years in switzerland and is said to be an advocate of the computer. the ipad 2 is gaining in popularity among the sons and daughters of the senior government officials. it could be linked to the internet by a large mobile phone network set up by a telecommunications company. the number of users would be limited as the government might be afraid of the loss of social control. >>> and now that concludes this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine ko

this one is in sumter, south carolina. >> oh, that's your birth certificate? >> reporter: amanda wolf has been waiting over six months to get the proper papers so she can finally get a photo id. >> i was adopted in georgia, and my name was different on my birth certificate, and plus my birth mother and birth father was on the birth certificate, so we had to go to vital check, and with vital check you have to have a major credit card, which i don't have. >> reporter: and so it went, on and on. amanda had a student photo id when she lived in florida and used it to vote when she moved here, but not anymore, not under the state's controversial new voter id law that was fashioned after an indiana law the supreme court upheld in 2008. state senator chip campsen sponsored the south carolina law. >> and the court has concluded that whatever those hurdles you have to clear to get the id necessary to vote. >> reporter: is worth it. >> it is worth it, that is correct. >> reporter: it is those hurdles, critics say, that will keep some eligible people who lack the proper i

the south. you have the paradox of the new deal coalition or the roosevelt coalition or the new democratic coalition putting together african-americans and the white south that at this time was still segregated, that had the system of jim crow discrimination against african-americans. but roosevelt was able to keep the south, despite having african-americans in his coalition, as we talked about, by not doing what? >> come out as being for civil rights. >> exactly. he had no civil rights program. basically, the deal was the south, white south -- blacks hardly even voted in the south, held no political offices. held almost no appointive offices. had no place in the justice system in the jim crow south of the '30s. the deal was fdr would let the south manage its own race problem, would not interfere at the level of the federal government. and in turn, the white south would do two things. vote for him and democrats, of course, since it was a one-party south at this time except for african americans

to the south, the winter weather advisories are to the south.re expecting just a trace of one inch around the metro area. any heavy accumulations will be to the south. we won't rule it out until it's gone. today, 45 degrees and mostly cloudy and cool. tomorrow, 46 and breezy in the morning and mostly sunny in the afternoon. we'll have temperatures in the mid-60s. >> that makes me want to dance! >> yes, the salsa. >>> now, here's what people are talking about. same sex couples could be walking down the aisle legally in maryland after the civil marriage protection act narrowly passes. the fight the far from over. >> reporter: good morning, same sex couples have been celebrating, but people against the bill say, not so fast and warn it's not a done deal just yet. 20 years ago, this couple found love at first site. >> i love being with tracey, for the rest of my life. >> reporter: they raised two kids together and walked down the aisle together, but their union is only recognized in vermont. in randallstown, it's not recognized yet. >> reporter: soo

it'll head south and east. look at these reduced visibilities, you get the idea that charlotte asville the snow still coming down. cutting the visibility and across the area you can see where the areas are, one on monday. that part of southern virginia south of charlottesville as you go down through the central part of the state. all the way down to the inland of virginia beach and out in western virginia still winter storm warnings for the wind and still snow coming down. the back received system you see it make that dive south. i think for the extent we will see snow showers they will be short lived especially from baltimore northward we will be lucky to see a brief flurry. cold, dry a behind it. overnight but tomorrow still warm up to seasonable levels in the 40s and clear the skies out nicely and that will hold up into the day on tuesday. really, a nice set up to start off the weekend for president's day if you have it off. 32 tonight. yes there could be slick and coated areas lower eastern shore and southe

ellison was a free black in south carolina. he was one of the most successful slave owners in the south prior to the outbreak of the war. he was a cotton begin builder. and if you wanted a cotton gin built right, you went to this free black, william ellison and he sent out a crew to build you what was perhaps the best cotton gin built. and his work force was made up of slaves. according to the 1830 united states census, in the states of louisiana, maryland, south carolina, and virginia, free african-americans owned more than 10,000 slaves in 1830. in south carolina alone, there were 171,000 african-american slave owners that owned slaves in 1860. in the book, spent a number of chapters looking at the work life, family life, social life, food, clothing, shelter, religious life, medical life, the education or lack there of education of slaves in the american south. and time certainly doesn't permit us to cover all of that. let's just look very briefly at the work life of the slaves. most slaves work from dawn to dusk in backbreak

virginia and south changed in profound ways following the centennial. virginia is the ninth wealthiest state in the country. i'll thak all of you in this room that contributes to that. our politics are closely balanced, voting for president obama 2008. people mull over the nation now come to richmond. 60 languages spoken in local schools. va is it stepped up in 2006, organized the largest and most active commission in the country and they said, it's important to know, this is not a celebration. there is no joy to be found in a war that caused the deaths of over 620,000 americans, divided families tore apart a nation and left cities in ruin. rather, it is a commemoration. it is a solemn remembrance of americans, men and women, children, black and white from the north and south who live, fought and died for that which they believed. so, i decided, you know, okay, i'm willing to get behind such a thing. that commission seems to be stepping up in a way that i would hope. and david was there, provided 16 historians to come and talk about america on the eve.

the south peninsula was what from paul of the south. from san francisco to redwood city we are looking okay and along the coastline, half moon bay and all points along highway 11 into the santa cruz mountains are seeing light in at times heavy rain. that is the way the weather is looking right now. in my next update we will talk about the rest of the week ended the week and. the wet weather is causing problems from drivers, let's get the latest of a situation from george in the traffic center. >>george: we are looking at what could become our first hot spot of the morning. on the nimitz northbound at 23rd, a big rig is involved in this crash in some lanes are blocked, possibly several. even with light traffic, this could be enough to start backing things up pretty badly. we are still watching chp reports coming in. we know there are at least two lanes blocked on the nimitz northbound. on the bay bridge, a wind advisory is in effect. credit conditions as far as congestion is concerned. there is no backup of the approach of the toll plaza

basically the fact that this snow is passing to our south means most of the activity will be to our souths well. we'll take a wider view real quick to see what is happening. we have snow showers pushing in across the atlantic. the first piece is moving off shore. the second piece moving across the gulf state. that band of snow from central kentucky through west virginia. because it is a southerly tracking snow, we will not see activity. then high pressure builds in behind this. beautiful weather throughout the workweek. let's talk about unsettled weather as we head into next week. temperature-wise, this will all play the difference whether we see rain or snow in any of these showers. currently warm out there. 40 degrees as you head to st. mary's county. 40 in ocean city. 40 at annapolis. baltimore 35 in parkton. 34 in westminster. as for the forecast today, highs in the mid 40's. we expect mostly cloudy skies. that will keep temperatures from warming too much today. we have precipitation coming mostly into the south. rain-snow mix possible in southern maryland to ocean city where some of

he was anti-slavery but he was sent to the south and made several journeys to the south and would write back and his new york paper would print his recordings of what he found about slavey in the south. this is what he wrote, "men of sense have discovered that when they desire to get extraordinary exertions from their slaves, it is better to offer them rewards than to whip them, to encourage them, rather than to drive them." a very popular reward for slave owners, to their slaves was to give them a plot of land. and let them use that land in whatever regard they wanted to. they could grow their own crops, they could sell them back to the slave owner. they could take the crops they raised, take it to town and sell it in town. one slave owner in mississippi told olmstead that his slaves had bought a lot of personal items and when he asked how they got the money, the slave owners said, well, they earned it. when asked how they earned it, the slave owner said, it's by their own work. i tell you, my slaves got more money than i have. and i actually found instances where slave owners would bo

the best radar returns south of dumbarton bridge heeding into the south bay -- heading into the southou are getting your best chance of significant rain now. low 50s oakland, redwood city half moon bay mid to upper 40s mild, low to mid 50s santa cruz monterey raining there temperatures running in the mid to upper 40s gilroy watsonville and salinas. once the initial line of steady rain moves through scattered showers and breezy conditions today and tomorrow. storm track north friday mild to even warm with a lot of sun this weekend. today low to mid 50s mostly cloudy, showers developing at any time during the day. same will happen around the monterey bay by 9:00, 10:00 your steady rain is over and then showers. showers continue overnight where the snow level will drop from 3500 feet to 2500 feet tonight most of news the 40s. cold front moving through the bay area now that's why the north bay is a break. unsettled the next 36 hours as cold, damp air mass moves over that's why we'll have showers. 7:00 this morning, just about 40 minutes from now heavier rain moving through the south bay a

otherwise, dry until we hit the south. of course, you will know that the last few days this week certainly has been extremely unstable here. we've had lots of thunderstorms and heavy rain for parts of southern turkey as well as southern balkans. snow to the north. now temperatures are dipping down again, even as far as athens. we could be seeing snow rather than rain. so just four degrees for the high in athens. as we head towards southern italy, however, it is going to be rain and thunderstorms. 12 degrees in rome. double figures in london but the rest of the continent is decidedly chilly. three degrees in paris and london. zero by the end of the week in london and well below zero for central and eastern europe. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we'll be back with more news in half an hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thank you for watching. bye-bye.

this is well south and west down into the virginia area. impressive shot well south of us. temperature wise you can see most points at or above freezing. 31 dulles. winds from the northeast drawn into the area of low pressure that's centered over the virginia/north carolina region. this is a fairly close call as regional snow makers go. a roll oh that is no hitting the ground. you have to move south to find significant weather. as we look closely at the direction of the storm it made a move to the north. beginning to make a turn back south. i think it is at its most northern point. cooler, drier air wrapping in behind this. we'll clear out overnight. yes, we could see rain and snow showers south of us through annapolis, howard county even southern carroll county. again, it will be brief later this evening. and quickly clearing out. here's our future trend. storm system heading out to sea by midnight. 4:00 in the morning it is a done deal. we are setting the stage for crystal clear weather monday. great looking president's day. if you have the holiday off we are back in the

put sherman dead on the first minute and the south probably would have won that battle. put sherman out of the battle there would not have been a march through georgia and without him there wouldn't have been this genesis of this way of thinking. there was another key person, who is one of my favorites, i don't know why he doesn't warrant praises at general, but it was a magnificent man, and that was albert sidney johnson. 6'2," 200 pounds, he was the ranking military officer of the united states army when the war broke out. he fought against the mormons, he was sterling character, had a series of financially -- never hint that he broken the law or was dishonest, he had not done well at fort henry or fort donaldson, but he was never in a pitch battle. this is before the rise of robert e. lee. and there was contraries that he looked like a general, talked like a general. he would say t tonight, we will water our horses tonight in the tennessee river, or men, enough of talking, it's time to fight. he said that the time for talk something over with, the time for fighting is

as we mentioned, the letter contains questions for the south. the north asks it to promise to stop criticizing it for the sinking of a south korean war ship and shelling of young popping island in 2010. the south car kor ian government has shown more flexible attitude to the dialogue. the letter is apparently aimed at increasing pressure on the administration of south korean president before the general elections in april. south korea's unification ministry says the government won't respond every time the north tries to push through demands at a critical phase of inter tori and ties. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." of "newsline." thanks for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

also look out for flooding reported south 101 past 280, another overturn crash near paul avenue south at broadway flooding southbound 880 at jackson. details on the other accidents in my next report. >>> firefighters say in san jose winds definitely played a part in a massive fire that has gutted an apartment complex this morning. amy hollyfield joins us live from denise way in san jose with the latest on the developing story. >> reporter: good morning. youhs would think the wet weather might help firefighters this morning but weather was their biggest problem. check out what is left behind us of this duplex on denise way. two families nowhere to live. it is completely burned out. it didn't burn to the ground looks like it is a complete mess destroyed. this was definitely driven by wind. the wind was the big problem. it fanned the fire, this fire took off because of the 40 mile per hour winds that were gusting through here. firefighters say it made getting this one out quite a challenge. >> it was stubborn because of wind. we did have to have crews deployed down wind to do an ember pa

damaging wednesday gusts and some areas far enough south, even richmond south, even an isolated tornado can't be ruled out and once we get this through us, the rain showers in the mountains will turn to snow showers. that's pretty good news for the ski areas at least this final week of february. 74 today. that's 25 degrees above average. tonight we dip into the 35 to 40 range still windy tomorrow. 48 maybe a stray flurry. sunday 49 and it will be cool and then back in the 50s by monday. 60s by tuesday. showers return with some rain on wednesday. monika samtani are you anywhere near as busy as i am today? >>> otherwise the roads are not that busy. it's friday morning light. here's the north side of town. i wanted toive go you a heads- up on the southbound side of connecticut avenue between the beltway and jones bridge road, there's construction in the right lane and it's causing a bit of a slow exit to get on to connecticut avenue southbound. the beltway itself is unaffected by the construction. let's take a look outside live if you're planning to head over to colesville road on the oute

still well in the 60s and we have 70s south of town. and those areas south. you're more likely to see these severe storms and everybody's going to see some winds starting up over the next few hours. so the winds later today tonight, they are really going to be howling. let's start with the look at the day planner because we do expect the lull that we have now to be replaced by showers and storms as we get into the middle of the afternoon. temperatures will be climbing into the upper 50s next hour. if not 60ish in spots. mid 60s at 3:00. i think we'll make a run for the upper 60s here in washington. and with a 70 south and maybe low 60s north of d.c., that cold wedge got in place and just was very tough to dislodge this morning. still some showers and storms at 5:00. best chance south and east of town for severe weather. and then by 7:00, we're windy. partly cloudy. 59. sustained winds out of the west near 30 miles an hour. we could be seeing gusts later this afternoon and this evening close to 50 miles an hour. and that's why we have a high wind advisory goin

in south carolina, he was red meat.e comes to florida and he didn't have the softball opportunity and romney came out swinging. >> sean: romney and romney saw what happened in south carolina and romney went to work. romney prepared for those debates. he went after newt gingrich in very aggressive way, in a way he knew he had to step up. >>> he took gingrich off his game. up to that point he had not gone negative. gingrich was singing kumbayah and it all caged. >> one thing, it was compressed schedule between new hampshire and south carolina. so the debates which were right at the bookend two of them, they had much greater impact on much smaller state. had you two debates in smaller period of time. >> i don't think it had the kind of potential to be a game changer in florida which is really five states when you think about it. >> sean: here is what happened, we keep hearing the romney campaign spent a lot in debate prep. they hired a debate coach. newt gingrich i think he did the interview to michael barone he said his p

and areas south and east. south of 66.of town again no problems except for an isolated sprinkle with that front that's coming through which will eventually get rid of the fog and lead us to a pretty good day. let's talk, though, about sunday. i want to give you the checklist. when thinking about a good snow for d.c., certain things we're looking at. we're looking at cold air, moisture and the storm track. cold air is in the medium range. we'll have enough cold air i believe and the moisture, there's plenty of moisture coming up out of the south. that's not a problem. then the only concern for snow lovers is the track. that's low to medium right now. this is why we can't tell you exactly how much snow is going to fall because depending on that track, this could miss us to the south or this could clobber us. we could get anywhere from zero -- i've seen mondays spit out 10, 11 inches of snow. i'm not buying into that but i just want to tell you there's a tremendous range of possibilities that could still happen as we get into

in the south bay south -- cleared out a homeless count. freeway overpasses near highway 87 and interstate 87. it had issued warnings that the camp will be cleared out because of safety concerns, crews cleared away and were told drug paraphia nail california they plan to clean out two other camps nearby. the homeless were being referred to local shelters. exclusive poll finds that voter approval is at an all time high here in california. 59% of registered voters. >> stacey: approve of allowing same sex couples to marriage and have regular marriage law ply. 7% say they have no opinion. and san francisco city hall said we found newlyweds expressing their support. >> i believe that everybody has the right to love whoever they want to love. >> new here, the poll suggest 51% of south identified catholics in the state now support same sex marriage. the catholic church high arky contains marriages between a man and woman. it's been almost 4 years in the making, today wall street finally managed to reclaim a milestone. consumer had a drop in oil pr

so the segregationist south, the white south, used cold war anti-communism to justify maintaining thethere's a massive legislative and political attempt to discredit the naacp and to discredit the cause of desegregation. i hope that -- i mean, that's a really complicated question. we could talk more about it, but that's just, i guess, a start. allison? >> what was jimi hendrix trying to say with his "star spangled banner?" >> i was wondering that myself. what kind of political statement is hendrix making? i can sort of appreciate it on the artistic level. you know, he's sort of doing an on mat peaic version, you know, the bombs bursting in air, and he's doing all these sound effects and all, but what do you think? what kind of statement do you think he's making? anti-war? pro-war? patriotic? okay. emma and then steve -- jack, sorry. sorry about that. >> i think that he's kind of making, like, an anti-war message because, i don't know, just the whole sound of it sounds kind of violent. yeah, he esplaging the "star spangled banner" but he's playing it in such a way that alludes to the v

the south. how it looks like san mateo could be seen as a light rain at the moment. current temperatures, we are in the upper forties and low 50s. this is mild out there. the winds had been a factor this morning. sustained winds close to 20 and 30 mi. from apple. it's that has now side down. qr let's find out how the weather is impacting traffic. >>george: not nearly as bad as i expected. we have not seen as many hot spots or congestion. with interstate 580, this backup is not the result of any big accident but because of their brains that looked, it really slowed the ride. the drive time right now is a fourth of 40 minutes sits in what should be a 32 minute drive last town's greased i am surprised that we did not see any big accidents but again, the west on ride is slow because of the weathered. at last check the drive time was up 42 minutes. we did see a big accident on 580 headed into the castro valley at 164. this managed to block lanes for a while. all of the winds have been cleared of a tr

now call the south the home. about 50 north korean defectors and supporters held a rally tuesday outside the chinese embassy in seoul. they demanded that china stop the deportations. the protesters said if they are sent back, they will be killed along with their families. chinese authorities maintained that defectors are illegal immigrants and not refugees. >>> japan and australia have held their first meeting about whether japan should join talks on the transpacific partnership free trade agreement. government officials from the two countries met in canberra on tuesday. australian officials said they welcomed the start of japan's consultations for joining the talk, but they stopped short of expressing support for japan actually participating in the free trade negotiations. they stressed that a principle of the agreement is that all goods are tariff free including farm products. the two sides agreed to continue discussions on the requirements japan must fulfill to join the talks. six out of nine countries that ar

it was about the cold war, it was about north and south coming together. and inside you could get the latest technology. princess phones playing recordings about what you were seeing. and somebody recently gave me a medallion from the centennial, well preserved in some little girl's box in the back of the closet. she's happy for me to have it now that she's grown up. and the medallion nice and hefty says "let us have peace" with grant and lee and it says consciousness of duty faithfully performed was the theme. doesn't really matter what -- whatever that means, that's a lot of letters. consciousness of duty faithfully performed whatever you may interpret that to mean north or south. now, despite the investment, the centennial faced awkward challenges from the beginning. because virginia had just fought the fight over massive resistance, actually closing the schools in the late 1950s rather than have black children and white children go to school together. and all the materials from the centennial from virginia, there was no mention of black people at all.

heavy snows, south of fredricksburg. well south of dc. we could see a few showers and quickly out of here overnight sunday and into president's damon. we are looking clear. this point in time it's impressive, looking more and more like primarily a southern storm though a close call. overnight 32, staying clear. tomorrow the two degree guarantee, 56, mostly sunny, light day clouds, uneventful tomorrow and we will give you that seven day forecast later but let's get right to the weekend. details again at this point in time, again a mild spring like saturday. cloudy early sunday, then for potentially rain and snow showers in to the afternoon and evening but most of the storm will be passing south of us, that's how it looks right now. >> stay down that way so you -- a lot of snow like north carolina and south carolina and virginia. >> from probably more to central virginia. >> com. coming up we spent the afternoon in term valley and will tell you about a special event but first a look at night line. >> coming up, as music giants prepare a fin

it left a lot of people stunned, the south koreaupercross south carolinaens were not happy about it. worried about ma what kind of surrender of sovereignty is this new union going to require? and the people of their states, of course, had no referendum in this. whatever. other than being allowed to vote to elect delegates to state conventions who had sent these fellows to montgomery. when they framed a permanent constitution and adjourned in march 1861, they went back to their respective states to try to sell the constitution and the new government. the georgians, for one, said this cannot be put to a public referendum because it will be voted down. that's how tenuous it was. there is no tradition. there's a southern -- there's an incipient southern nationalism but no tradition of unanimity and togetherness except on the defensive. except in response to what they perceive as attacks on their institutions from the north. so, it was -- a long way around to getting to your question. it was a very precarious thing all along. i think the big problem that's going to face confederacy for th

this was south carolina's article of secession. no persons held to service or labor in one state under the laws thereof escaping to another shall in consequence of any law or regulation be charged from service of labor but shall be delivered upon claim of the party to whom such service or labor may be due. and then they go on to say that -- they said if that provision -- as a matter of fact, let me finish the next sentence. this stipulation was so material to the compact -- now they're talking about the compact that forms this nation, that without it that compact would not have been made. the greater number of the contracting parties and they had previously in their estimate of the value of such of the stipulation of making the condition in the government of this territory seceded by virginia, which now composes the state north of the ohio river. now they go on to talk about they name these states, be y th way that are violating the slave act, which is not allowing them to go into their territories to collect their slaves when thei

or less around baltimore area, mostly right well to the south of us. once you get to the pennsylvania line and off the northwest, a higher elevation. as much as three inches of snow possible from this particular storm. we look at the winter weather advisory in effect. cecil county, harford, baltimore county in the city, carroll county, points out west and up to the mountains. winter weather advisory in effect until 10:00 this evening insta-weather futurecast shows snow coming in, and it is most intense around evening rush hour. how convenient, right? light to moderate snow, fairly steady in some areas. as we get into the evening and tonight, it dissipates. tomorrow, we get some sun back in the picture. pretty good chance for a rain- snow mix, depending on your location today. dry weather on thursday. back into the 30's for the weekend. another weather system comes in on saturday. snow-rain mix, depending on your location. a few flurries are possible on a sunday. >> fans of nbc's newsmagazine "rock center with brian williams" will have to switch their s

south. culpeper at zero visibility. east of 15, 29 into southern maryland, a lat of quarter mile advice -- a lot of quarter mile visibilities. the front will come through and clear things out but still a dense fog advisory d.c., anne arundel, south, prince william south until 8:00 this morning. that front coming through. there it is. leesburg up toward germantown. looking at a couple of sprinkles this morning. over to you. >>> it's been a tough morning for maryland state police and commuters on the beltway north of town. we're going to show you some video of what happened on the inner loop of the beltway just before connecticut avenue. it was a tractor-trailer and a car involved. a fiery crash resulting in one person dead as well. that's why the investigation and cleanup is taking so long. let me show you first on a map exactly where it is and what you should expect. you see all this red on the inner loop. that's the eastbound side of 495 heading for connecticut avenue. right now the left side of the roadway is open but

south west winds in the bay 10- 15. the bay temperature around 42. tonight look for clouds at an increase of 32. tomorrow back up with a little rain to 48 degrees and a little drizzle. beautiful 53, 50. slight chance of presip on sunday. dry skies on monday the holiday. 46 degrees. >> thank you, bob. the maryland basketball team deals with a loss to duke. >> next in sports. ,,,,,, hi. welcome to carmax. ,,,,,, hi. i was on carmax dot com and i think i found the one. great car. and i think, it's right over there... (sighes)... finding your perfect car is easy at carmax because we carry only the highest quality used vehicles. and at carmax dot com, you can choose from nearly 30 thousand cars with most available for transfer to the store nearest you. so come find the one for you today... at carmax. busy day! >>> well, an international incident. here with the fan sports report. >> major league baseball says it will not approve the orioles signing of a 17 year old south korean prospect. the team did issue an apology last week after south korea's organizat

the rain coming into the south bay as the traffic starts hitting the south bay as well. following this east bay. we have the accident still westbound 80 at hill top drive. earlier car fire should be out now but a good distraction and slowing off of the carquinez bridge down to hill top drive. wind advisory for the benicia bridge. not a major concern but the volume moving smoothly. not so much here as the accident is approaching the dublin interchange. sounds like it's still in the lanes. look at that slowing as well. slick roads, be careful and good slowing now. >> we will continue to check. >> another challenge to affirmative action today. a federal appeals court in san francisco, we'll hear a lawsuit over the ban on considering race in public college admissions. christie smith is live in berkeley where students will gather over prop 209. good morning. >> good morning. a lot going on over education rights today at uc-berkeley. the occupy cal encampment has grown to nine tents. they want the ban on affirmative action thrown out. they have floyers up around the campus so

flurries down south, basically. our next storm system is going to affect coming out of the rockies and the plains. some snow and wind to. us this passes to our north and west. it is going to tap milder air off to the south and bring that in here. that is why we are looking at temperatures going up this week. a parade going on in alexandria this afternoon should be fine, weatherwise. don't forget the sunscreen. by tomorrow morning, we are quiet. watch the clouds during the day, coming up southeast of virginia toward the del mar. in the out of the question the eastern shore could get a stray shower in the often. the rest -- in the afternoon. the rest of us will be fine. the forecast over the next three days, today 50 degrees, breezy. tuesday even milder. wednesday windier. temperatures back down in the 40s for saturday and sunday. i'm bet that go monika samtani doesn't write one note on one piece of paper all day. >> reporter: i have nothing in high hand. nothing up my sleeve. i'm just here to keep you company. things

farther south, you -- in fact, the farther south you go on i-95, it was all snow.dot says snowplows and salt trucks spent the night clearing roads for this morning's commute. >>> the snow is sticking in southwest and central virginia. a winter storm warning is still in effect in the roanoke area. the storm dumped eight inches of snow there. it also knocked out power to more than 20,000 customers. virginia state police say they responded to about 350 crashes due to slick roads. >> then look at this -- police in tennessee say the weather is to blame for a huge pileup on i-95 -- rather, i-75. ten cars, eight tractor-trailers and a greyhound bus involved. they were involved in the accident near the kentucky border. police say the roads were icy at the time of the crash. paramedics treated more than 50 people on the scene. five peopler taken to the hospital. yenchs everyone's expected to recover. the red cross opened a shelter for stranded travelers. a mess. >> indeed. luckily no one was more seriously injured. you look at the scene and can't imagine what it was like th

this is 8 a.m., a lot of rain down to the south. as we get to 1:00, we notice some of that beginning to come in initially as a messy mix. i think here in the metro we may have a brief period of a mix, but i'm thinking it goes quickly to snow once it gets in here. by 6:00 sunday night notice we have some snow in place up and down i-95 and back west it. still looks like the greatest snowfall amounts will be west and south. this is 11:00 sunday night. we're still into the snow here and then this is racing out of here by monday morning. this is the latest futurecast modeling, too, this just updated. so this has come in since 10:00 and it doesn't look different. so maybe futurecast is beginning to get its bull's eye on this storm. this is the snow potential. you can see here this represents for us 1 to 3 inches of snow. back to the west at i-81 corridor perhaps 3, maybe a little bit more than that and then the farther west you go, the higher elevations and over into west virginia and kentucky, they could see 6 to 8 inches of snow in plac

i saved some of the worst things he said about the south and north. he said this about yankees with their treasury of virtue. when one is happy and forgetful, facts get forgotten. but i think that sticks frankly to the whole of the country in a way we've treated civil war memory. what warren was really after in those two slogans, those two metaphors, great alibi, treasury of virtue, is reminding us as he did in virtually everything he wrote, brilliantly i think everything he wrote on this subject is that we think with myths, in myths, we live in myths. myths are the stories we tell ourselves we're living. myths of the great narratives we come to believe in. the stories we want to be part of. the narratives that explain our presence. in any given presence political position or situation. myth works on different levels. i resides in our imagination, it floats in the air we breathe, it makes folk music of the stories we inherited at home. and for northerners, the treasury of virtue and phrasing that could equally apply lies open he said, quote, on a lect

i'll post updates on my facebook page all day. >> that south bay rain leads to south bay slowing.l for your northbound commute. getting to the peninsula, east hillsdale boulevard at southbound 101, deadly accident just off of the freeway. the ramp is closed. >>> we're going to o have local news updates and hit traffic and weather as

south on freeways, 101, normally slow traffic south of 880. the traffic is confined here so that the total drive time is no different than usual. here is the marin writes, 101 southbound, the yellow on the map shows the drive times at 33 minutes southbound coming from 37 to the golden gate bridge. >>mark: a big change is coming to the golden gate bridge this december. da lin it tells us what the changes are and how they will impact us. >>da: starting in december, you will not be able to pay cash to cross the goal the d.c.. that is because they are eliminating those toll taker positions to save money. officials say if you do not have a fast track transponder they will send you a bill for the $6 toll. if you do not fit within 21 days you will have to pay that $6 toll off and a $25 penalty. when >>darya: b-17 year-old gang member was arrested in connection with the stabbing that happens at a wedding reception in half moon bay. if the teenager was taken into custody on friday that his name is not the release of his age. he was believed to be invol

>> south american production estimates continue to be ratcheted down.every time new estimate comes out, it seems to be lower than the one that preceded it. i think that's an issue and you have to think in your head, where will the markets be? >>> and i think that going forward, i would go for the same thing in my opinion. i don't estimates get a lot lower. we take the chunk off the top. going forward, we have to follow or decide whether to follow the reports. if the usda would come up with the 95 or 96 million corn acre in march, it will probably be too late to do the marketing. so you have to look forward to say was possible between that report. >> well higher or lower, i would encourage producers to shift higher or lower to what you think your producers will do. don't stop at how high or low the perspective crops might go. planting is coming up pretty soon and it's time to get to that present so it minimizes risk. and, what you are telling me is, i need to know where i'm going and i need to cover my costs already. >> there is the minimum% sold that ev

newt gingrich finished fourth in iowa, fifth in new hampshire, and he won south carolina. i mean, that is unheard of, unprecedented and partly he was able to do it because of sheldon ed son and, the individuals can give as much as they want, and are into the money like it has never been before in american politics. >> before mitt romney came under some sort of assault he was turning all of his firepower on barack obama, is that what we are going to see happening now that he feels, if he feels he dispatched newt gingrich? >> yes and i think you will be able to tell when he is completely confident, that he has won the nomination when he stops using the line he is a european socialist, and goes back to the line, he is a good guy who is over his head. that is the real general election message, but right now he is hitting the more ideological, he is a socialist and a european. >> yes. i mean, when he uses the president's name and sol lewinsky in the same paragraph it is a good indication that he is talking not to the nation, he is talking to republican primary voters and the pa