bit of snow left over from boston northwards especially up around southern new hampshire and southern maine. all the green on the map is rain. so from new york to philly, d.c., all of pennsylvania, you don't have to worry about any snow covered roads. pittsburgh, on and off rain. even buffalo will get rain. a warm air mass has come in. notice we're at 46 right now to start your morning in pittsburgh. that's the warm air heading in to new england. we're already up to 42 in hartford. the only cold air that will hold on for probably the most slippery mornings will be areas of new hampshire and southern maine. also we had bad storms last night. large hail reported by st. louis. i haven't heard of any big tornado, but interstate 70 has not been a fun drive across central illinois and that line of storms is now heading for indianapolis. it will probably be there right during the heart of the morning rush ic picked up some snow last night. came ploi des moines, maybe an inch or two by the end of it. chicago looks like you'll be a little too warm. mostly rain early this morning. i think milwaukee h

. >> ron paul is hosting a town hall meeting this morning at the university of southern maine. and rick santorum left with a trip to pennsylvania. >>> president barack obama comes to maryland's eastern shore. he made a quick visit to cambridge yesterday. people lined the streets to welcome the motorcade and try to get a peak of the president. he was there to rally document leaders as they wrapped up their three day annual retreat. >>> well, maryland's first lady is apologizing this morning for comments she made at a recent conferences. katie o'malley spoke about the governor's same-sex marriage bill at a conference calling out deliates who voted against a similar bill last session. >> i'm not sure why he is. is it a religious thing or doesn't think that he can get reelected. i hear a lot of that things from liters. i'm for it, but i might not get reelected. >> and those comments have many delegates angry with the first lady this morning. she issued an apology the next day. >>> the ravens announce changes to their coaching staff. making adjustments after falling for the super bo

a bit of a mix there, you can see, over portions of southern maine, new hampshire and vermont.ut for our region, those showers, ending probably long before noon, with sunshine in the afternoon. quickly drying things up. but once again, they'll be breezy in the afternoon. wind gusts maybe up to 25, 45 miles an hour. but the weekend, not bad at all. temperatures running at or slightly above normal. once again, all weekend long, as we end this very mild january and winter so far. mary? >> all right. thank you, bob. we're going to go back to our top story. home-grown terror. the government says antonio martinez tried to wage holy war against the u.s. we're going to go to mike hellgren. he is live with this developing story. >> reporter: mary, as we were saying earlier, this sentencing is at the discretion of the judge. it appears, though, that the governor has -- government has at least 25. >> antonio martinez signed the agreement after recently converting to islam. they dropped the defense that the government tried to illegally trap him and pled guilty to planting a bomb in 2010.

he's holding a town hall today at the university of south southern maine.lso, rick santorum is on his way to dc, holding a fund-raiser there tonight. >> susan mcginnis, thanks. >>> new this morning, police in san leandro, asking for help in finding a suspect in the fatal stabbing of a teenage girl. that is the city's first homicide of the year. 19-year-old henry leon drives a black cadillac escalade with black rims. he had a relationship with the victim and is the father of their 9-month-old baby. officers found the 15-year-old girl on the 1900 block of pacific avenue, suffering from multiple stab wounds to her torso. police and paramedics tried to save her life, but unfortunately she died. >>> a stray bullet hit an 18-year-old girl in san francisco's western addition neighborhood. she was hit in the wrist last night. she is expected to be okay. shots were also fired into this muni bus, stopped at fill more and eddie. no one else was hurt. no word on who fired the shots. >>> a san jose state student is now under arrest, suspected of harassing a female class

from the university of southern maine in gorham.ma sent a warning to university's public university presidents are raising concerns over his plan to force them to contain college costs or lose federal dollars. leaders said the deficits cannot be easily solved with a simple modification. he spelled out his proposal at the university of michigan. the offer now on i'm going to say that we need to have federal aid towards colleges that keep colleges affordable and keep their students in mind. we're putting colleges on notice. you cannot keep, assumed to just think continue to increase tuition each year. >>marty: >>isabel: also at the creation of a $1 billion competition to award states for keeping state tuitions and down. >>marty: still had on kron 4 news this weekend will speak with. so i leaned micshelofff , eileeen, eight missing youths from over 20 years ago. a missing youth from over 20 years ago laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a qu

we are joined from southern yemen. >> the main road east, gate way to a lawless land seen by western intelligence agencies as one of the most dangerous places in the world. the yemeni army stopped me. al qaeda are there, the local commander. go any further and you will be killed. despite the road blocks and sporadic fighting, we got these latest pictures. this town is in ruins. fighters, widely seen as a front for al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, patrol the streets. [speaking foreign language] >> the islamist militants had advanced across the rugged mountains in southeast yemen. the central government is sunken political chaos and they have been unable or unwilling to defeat them. this man, the tribal leader, knows al qaeda in yemen better than anyone. he has family ties to some of the insurgents. the government used him a go- between in a failed bid to negotiate a peace deal. do you believe that al qaeda in yemen today is getting stronger or weaker? >> yen and occupies a vital strategic position. -- yemen occupies a vital strategic position. beyond these shipping lanes ally the fe

upper level low that slid by yesterday bringing southern california clouds main jet stream well up tohe north gathering arctic air and depositing it east of the rockies. getting ready for an arctic outbreak temperatures are going to change, 30 to 40° in some areas in the upper midwest. for us, nothing like that. 14% of where we should be for this time of the year. last year we were about 180% such good skiing last year at this time. especially with the holiday weekend coming up. not going to be the case this time. they are still make it at night, still grooming it. temperatures at home mid to upper 60s tomorrow and friday. 50s as we transition monday, tuesday. still dry, wednesday, thursday is when the rain comes in. >>> more news now. federal regulators halted imported shipments of orange juice into the u.s. and are testing the juice for possible pesticide contamination. the move after a juice company alerted the fda that it found a fungicide in its juice and that it turned up in other brands. the fungicide is banned in the. is but used in brazil. the fda tells abc news that prelimin

upper level low that slid by yesterday bringing southern california clouds main jet stream well up to north gathering arctic air and depositing it east of the rockies. getting ready for an arctic outbreak temperatures are going to change, 30 to 40° in some areas in the upper midwest. for us, nothing like that. 14% of where we should be for this time of the year. last year we were about 180% such good skiing last year at this time. especially with the holiday weekend coming up. not going to be the case this time. they are still make it at night, still grooming it. temperatures at home mid to upper 60s tomorrow and friday. 50s as we transition monday, tuesday. still dry, wednesday, thursday is when the rain comes in. >>> more news now. federal regulators halted imported shipments of orange juice into the u.s. and are testing the juice for possible pesticide contamination. the move after a juice company alerted the fda that it found a fungicide in its juice and that it turned up in other brands. the fungicide is banned in the. is but used in brazil. the fda tells abc news that preliminar

the bbc reports from southern yemen. >> the main road east out of aden, gateway to a lawless land seeny western intelligence agencies as one of the most dangerous places in the world. >> ok. >> the yemeni arm i couldn't stopped me for heading for a nearby town. al qaeda are there, the local commander told me. go any further and you'll be killed. despite the roadblocks and pored aic fighting, we got these latest pictures. the town is in ruins. fighters from ansar al-sharia seen as a front for al qaeda in the arabian peninsula patrol the streets. [speaking in foreign language] >> the islamist militants have advanced across the rugged mountains of southeast yemen. the central government sunk in political chaos has been unable or unwilling to defeat them. this tribal leader knows al qaeda in yemen better than anyone. he has family ties to some of the insurgents. the government used him as a go-between in a failed bid to negotiate a peace deal. >> do you believe al qaeda in yemen today is getting stronger or weaker? [speaking in foreign language] >> yemen occupies a vital strategic position

and ron paul, for him, he is up in maine giving a townhall forum up there at the university of southern maineing totals, nearly 200,000 people have all right voted early, since early voting opened statewide on saturday, about 400,000 republicans in florida requested absentee ballots and by the time tuesday arrived from the primary election day, a third to half of all republican voters and a total of two million expected, will have already cast their ballots. who it will, to take florida? we shall see. >>clayton: thank you, phil, from tampa. and we mentioned the early voting, in south carolina primaries, mitt romney had the infrastructure already out getting people to vote when other candidate disnot have the infrastructure. >>alisyn: and newt gingrich because of the win, maybe that affected early voting. that is an interesting twist in who will win in florida. >>dave: but everyone is a late decider in this so far, look at south carolina, you wonder floridaed if is late deciders too, swinging what happens on tuesday. candidates stepping up the attacks he days out, mitt romney launching a new a

. >>> just about an hour and 15 minutes now until tonight's main event, the southern republican presidentialebate. that debate takes place the main event right behind me, the venue you see is the north charleston coliseum. we're going to show you a time lapsed video. 200 people in the hardest-working show in the news business. that crew has been at it since saturday. the north charleston coliseum again the site of our debate tonight has hosted everything from basketball and hockey to wheel of fortune, "american idol" auditions to rodeos and concerts. let's watch that play out a little bit more. they did a fascinating job in that hall tonight and will host perhaps the most critical debate of the republican presidential season. it's been a little more than an hour now until that debate kicks off. the four remaining candidates facing off just two days before the pivotal south carolina primary. yes, i know. some of you at home have dea big fatigue. this is number 17, after all. but here's tonight's truth. like it or not the debates have been the driving force in this nomination fight. and the ti

south carolina is overwhelmingly southern baptist. this mass more mainand latino evangelicals. >> the darker the orange, the higher the population. more democratic except for cuban-americans down here. >> you'll have a very strong puerto rican contingent in central florida, orlando, osceola county and those environs. that's a big strong element. here again, half of all florida hispanics are non-cuban. that's very different than the miami i grew up in the 1970s. even though newt has tried to play that card and tried to say that romney was anti-immigrant and newt has taken a more, we might say centrist position on immigration, it hasn't really caused this vote to break heavily his way. >> i want to clear the map and ask you one more question. i talked about this with gloria borger a bit earlier. candidate visits. they've been all around the place. why, why, why, why, why -- this is not even the latest information. we have later information. this is just from the other day. why are we not seeing more gingrich ad spending? >> well, you only had ten days. and

. >>> on the western edge of southern indiana is the wabash valley town of carlisle where main street conjures images of a by gone era and besides the daily passing of a csx freight car this town might be forgotten. just a couple mines down u.s. 41 is evidence that carlisle is hardly forgotten. >> it's out in the middle of nowhere. what going on out here? prison. >> surrounded by little else but big skies, the wabash valley correctional facility houses more than 2,000 convicted felons, including some of the highest security prisoners in the state. it's a fortress morning farms. >> we have a total of seven towers blanketing the facility including one tower in the center of the south yard. we have two sets of fences around the facility. the inner fence is a nonlethal stun fence. the inside fence is a 14 foot fence covered with razor ribbon. shaker alarm on the motion detector. we think the perimeter is secure for us. >> security is tight inside the perimeter as well. especially in the secured confinement unit which houses the prison's most violent and disruptive inmates. internal affair

maine. alaska was phenomenal last night. let's look at temperatures. no northern lights but we have some southernlouds moving in. 38 right now. no wind at all. humidity is up to 79%. 32.6 holding steady at the barometer. not going to drop a lot more. the clouds in the entire region, the temperatures will not fall much. 39 in carpalton. clear skies on the eastern shore. no clouds but they are right now, locally mid 30s to around 40 and may drop 1-2-degrees. the arming was 42 and 24. up one degree. we have reached the bottom and we're heading back up. 75 and 0 are the records. no wind here at all. rain out to the west showing a little bit of rain across portions of pennsylvania tonight and thunderstorm activity going on tonight over louisiana and very strong storm is down there. some of the heavy shower at this time could get into the region. the radar looks very active. just too drive. clear skies and a batch of precipitation over the top. maybe a sprinkle or shower. so just generally a lot of cloud cover but mild all the way through the period and staying cool across northern areas but it looks l

disturbed air ed us by yesterday is down around southern california -- you can see the extra cloud cover there mainstorm track well north moving into the arctic circle plunging the east coast into one of their first outbreaks the first one of this year really chilly temperatures. for us, it just means a dry pattern will continue our statewide snow pack is 14% of average for yesterday compared to one year ago we were at 182%. that is disheartening. looks like no snow, no rain record levels through friday we start to drop into the low to mid 60s saturday upper 50s to low 60s sunday mid 50s to near 60 monday and tuesday west chance of rain wednesday of next week. >>> still following this injury crash in oakland. block being park boulevard on-ramp to westbound 580, a person trapped in their car having crews head to the scene. as we go around the bay area still quiet elsewhere live shot of the san mateo bridge traffic flowing well westbound leaving hayward heading into foster city drive time 14 minutes right now between 880 and 101. i want to take you to this cool waze traffic map. this is an applicatio

southern canada. just take a little bit of a dip across the northeast. still cold air up in maine especially with temperatures in caribou this morning, about zero. late snow showers in new york state and new england. other than that, it is a relatively quiet weather map. we won't see too much going on especially today by noon. sunshine. a few clouds here and there. for the most part, a really fine friday. we'll see the mild temperatures with us today. tonight, chilly, back from the 30s. tomorrow morning, out in west virginia into kentucky, there will be some light rain showers there. maybe some light mountain snow showers in western pennsylvania by late in the afternoon. here, we'll see a good deal of sunshine and going to be mild once again with temperatures in the 50s. cold front crosses through us late saturday. by sunday, it will be a little cooler, mountain snow showers again well up into pennsylvania and sunday's highs dipping into the upper 40s which is still above average. average high is 43. today, 57. tomorrow, 56 after starting tomorrow morning in the 30s. by sunday, 49

southern new hampshire. the green is rain. warmer temperatures on the way and above freezing in hartford and boston and rain in albany and new hampshire and maineserious weather, strong thunderstorms went through the st. louis area. they put down some very large hail and damaging winds. those are now pushing into central illinois and behind that snow is widespread heading for the quad cities this morning. i think that morning commute will be slippery out there and should head up towards milwaukee and chicago will get a little bit of know after 9:00 a.m. this morning. the forecast for snow is not a lot of it but 1 to 3 inches in the quad cities up to maux and northern portions of michigan will do pretty well and blockbuster snowstorm tonight and tomorrow in the twask northwest. the eastern united states, umbrella day and eventually the wet weather will make it to the southeast later today with showers and thunderstorms. that's a look at the national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. showers and storm work their way through the ohio valley. weird to see a chance of thunderstorms in this time of year in the middle of

southern california. >>> crews worked overnight in berkeley to try and repair a water main break and figure out why it happenedir work overnight, coming up. [ male announcer ] get ready for some deli-style delic-ious-ity: the subway big hot pastrami melt. dive into piled-high pastrami, spicy mustard, pickles and melt-a-licious cheese. treat your taste buds to a fresh toasted subway big hot pastrami melt. subway. eat fresh. okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. it's a win win. good? [ crunching, sipping ] be happy. be healthy. can i try yours? >>> here's a look at your california forecast at 6:45. a lot of sunshine, warmer than normal. mid to upper 50s eureka, reason know, yosemite, tahoe 57, possibly a third straight -- straight day of record warmth. 71 san diego, check out the 80° temperatures around l.a. a

clouds around southern california may make it as far as the south bay, a lot of sunshine today. main jet stream well up to the north that's why it is going to be dry through monday tomorrow could push-upper 60s to near 70 in some areas. 60s through saturday, 50s start showing up at the coast sunday, the rest of us 10° cooler by tuesday. -- >>> back to fairfield, this injury accident is on the shoulder luckily this is westbound 80 at travis boulevard. still a little slowing at the scene kind of to be expected when there's a lot of activity even though it is on the shoulder. 80 berkeley still good westbound a little more crowded near university. once you head down to the bay bridge toll, traffic is still light there. i just got an e-mail from a viewer sandy telling me vasco road is slow now we can tell you how slow with the waze traffic app. it is moving at 9, 7 miles an hour this is information that we get from our waze drivers who are on the road. all you have to do is turn the application on and it tracks your speeds. and it will share the speeds with other waze drivers in the commu

main website and a few other municipal sites as very, eight percussion. no one's personal information was compromised. powerful dry santa ana winds had died down across southernifornia and winds moving in from over the ocean could bring relief from the bone dry conditions plaguing the area. the national weather service is red flag high wind warnings for los los angeles county is expired today. did i here you say 70s? >> yes, definitely 70s. and i will point the warmest day coming up. we have just bypassed winter here entirely. today we have highs of 60 degrees to 71 degrees and it was 69 degrees in santa cruz and now with the blanket of clouds overhead, temperature wise in the 40s and 50's, honestly as it has been in recent nights due to the cloud cover that continues to drape across the bay area. 39 tonight in santa rosa, low 40s in the santa clara valley. for your morning commute, the official sign-up is at 7:16, and temperatures into the 40s as you head out the door. we have an impressive area of low pressure with moderate rain, but watch as the system sags to the south. we could see a few raindrops work its way into the far reaches but i'm holding out a l

enough now but from portland to maine we get a couple of inches of snow before it changes over to sleet and then rain. the morning commute is going to be rough. all southern areas. from boston to albany and hartford warm enough. just all rain and a lot of warm air. we could get into the 60s today from areas of coastal maryland, delaware and up through new jersey. ridiculously warm once again. but watch a line of showers and storms coming through and that is right now and into the mountainous areas of west virginia and harrisburg and roanoke. d.c. need the umbrella and rimm richmond. tampa you're about to get trenched and during the heart of the morning commute located over the top of i-4. the forecast we do have snow showers up to the northern plains. a little colder today in denver. the east coast, an umbrella that's a look at the national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. a chance of a thunderstorm this morning in florida. eventually work its way down through southern florida later on today. cooler in areas of the northern plains and this is a warm weather map. 60s today in charlotte, north carolina. weekend forecast coming

southern maryland, lexington park at freezing. the expanded view, if you are looking for the cold air, had to the north. syracuse five, burlington 2, 4 degrees below zero in caribou maineatures and a little warmer to the south and west. this is an indication of what is on the way as we move into the start of the upcoming work and school week. monday and tuesday, much warmer air, followed by a shot of colder air. the satellite radar, the low pressure off to the south and west. this will continue to move towards the east and will remain south and of the d.c. metro. i cannot rule out snow flurries across the potomac high lands. southwestern virginia, winter weather advisory, but for us will be dry. the clouds ease over the early morning. the snow cover across the area, the eastern half of the u.s. actually on the ground. not a whole lot up and down the east coast. garrett county, western maryland, they finally have a little bit of snow cover in the higher elevations. the future-cast, the next 48 hours, the clouds break up through the day tomorrow. monday the holiday bright, sunny skies, temperatures into the 40's. tuesday, mid-50s the afternoon temperatures. that will be

partnered with the aclu of southern california to gather signatures for a future campaign to abolish the state's penalty disproportionally affecting people of color. in maine, we helped beat back one of the many recent attacks on the very right to vote in this country. if we had lost that vote, we would not see marriage measures or anything else progress there. well done, maine. .. [applause] these are bills that are not lt bet specific but are heard and are becoming -- excuse me, with our hard work these bills are becoming lgbt inclusive and have the potential to affect the economic security and quality-of-life for hundreds of false sense of lgbt people and their families. i know about 300 of you participated in our first ever creating change lobby day yesterday and i think you for sharing your lives. amazing. not sure of the senate will ever be the same. fabulous. i saw some amazing here styles. [laughter] but i also heard stories that members of congress need to hear and i appreciate those of you who went and shared them. [applause] but we are not stopping with just lgbt inclusion in bills. we are after concrete changes that make our lives better. the t

southern california. some lightning, too, there east of fresno. there you see all the snow in the sierra. the maintion, notice the popcorn-like clouds offshore. that will fire up scattered showers as we go through the afternoon. here comes the next wave, the wide angle view shows you as we get closer to the start of the nfc championship game tomorrow right here in san francisco. for today, you have the rain pushing on out. notice a few scattered showers as we go through the afternoon. tomorrow morning, we see what we'll call a warm front rain or light rain spreading back across the bay area. this is right around the time we'll see the rain spread back over the bay area during the day tomorrow. and towards the evening, breezy conditions and watch what happens here. sunday night on into monday, pretty good blast of rain, could include some thunder as this cold air starts to sweep on in. this is nor your monday morning commute. storm three will impact the end of sunday into monday morning. as quickly as monday afternoon, skies start to clear out. things look good monday afternoon into tuesday. around

maine strong storms shaking up to the south. tornados later today. also rain turns to snow in the northern great lakes. also snow inland in the pacific northwest and high winds in southern california. >> 59 in los angeles today. temperatures jump in the east. new york 50, average everywhere else. new orleans is 72. seattle back up to 45. and the place to be, miami, where it will be 80 degrees. >> ahh, miami. >> that sounds great. >>> well, the new changes at the post office over the weekend, prices of stamps going up again. >>> some advice before you book that flight for spring break. experts reveal the best time to book the ticket. >>> and agony, a missed field goal in one game. another sent to o.t. setting up a highly anticipated rematch for super bowl xlvi. m >> here i come indianapo >> here isi come >>> welcome back, everyone. a bombshell in the business world overnight. the ceo and founders of blackberry maker research in motion are out. the canadian company made the smartphone into a must-have business tool but blackberry has stumbled in recent years for apple and android devices. and its playbook computer. and tablet and e-readers over the holiday studies show th

main mission of the u.s. marines in afghanistan was supposed to be to break the bad bowl of the tale of. social the local warlords and drug lords in southern afghanistan instead the u.s. marines were employed as a free of charge guardians of the opium poppy fields that could have provoked this of told to explicate bull behavior in a full contradiction we were. of the u.s. marine corps. well fewer foreign wars while battling more issues on the home front appears to be what most americans want from their presidential candidates. but they think the upcoming election bring any tangible change to u.s. policies. this year the us has the opportunity to elect a new president are they ready for a radical change this week let's talk about that changing that much i just don't think is realistic at all we don't move that quickly it's not the way our system works and it will move in different directions over time but i don't think it's going to happen do you think that's a detriment to us that everything takes so long. maybe but it's the way the system works and i think that those checks and balances in the way that it moves slowly actually in the long

my main thing looking around is i'm looking for anything out of the ordinary. such as the shock collar for the southern mexicans. talking to a shock collar for the white. tells me there's something going on. there's a transaction going on. whether it be a drug-type transaction or maybe a possible hit on an inmate or staff. look for erratic movements that draws your attention to a certain area. look for arguments. if you see an argument, get over there and diffuse it before it gets carried away. and don't be afraid if you see something suspicious to go ahead on your radio and put the yard down. it's always best to put the yard down and investigate it, as opposed to let it go. never, never ever show disrespect, you know, by disrespecting the inmate's race or his family. if you got to pat an inmate down, do it with respect. after you've been here for a while, you start developing senses that you didn't know you had. for instance, we can come out on the yard and know if something is going to happen. the air is thick. there's tension. you know it's going to happen. and sure enough, most likely, it does happ

main break interrupts business. we'll show you where it happened coming up. >>> and we have an update on an arsonist's trail of terror in southern california. why police are not convinced it's over yet. [ snoring ] [ thunder crashes ] [ snoring ] [ thunder crashes ] [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] vicks nyquil cold and flu. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep you ever got with a cold... medicine. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] vicks dayquil. defeats 5 cold & flu symptoms. ♪ >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> we have just hours until voters cast their ballots in iowa. the last-minute push for the gop candidates. >>> several berkeley businesses making repairs this morning after a water main break. the details coming up. >>> very dense fog to start out your day. we have plenty of sunshine and some unusually warm temperatures by the afternoon. we'll have details coming up. >>> and that fog hovering over some of our

southern maryland. mid 40's out in the western mountains. that's your weather. now here is jenna. >> chris, thank you. >>> to the ongoing search for ayla reynolds, the toddler from maine who seemingly disappeared from her father's home. he is setting the record straight about an injury that his daughter suffered before she went suffering. here is the latest. >> reporter: it's been three weeks since ayla reynold's father reported her missing from his home in maine. >> i want to keep her face out there. >> reporter: jump dipietro is taking on a more visible role. initially, he purposefully kept a low profile. >> first few days, i was emotionally incapable of coming out to do an interview, and i had been advised that by coming on and doing an interview by law enforcement, it could possibly hinder the investigation, and i'm here to help in any way i can. >> reporter: in those first days and weeks, ayla's mother, trista reynolds, questioned dipietro's lack of involvement. >> he says he is not in hiding, but why won't he talk to me. >> reporter: trista reynolds was in drug rehab when ayla disappeared. >> since she has been there, she got a broken arm, ended up missing. >> r

one of the main things that we are working on is preventing and reducing gang and youth violence in our city. our city is mostly latino, and our gangs are the northerners and southerners. and one of the ways that we are looking to reduce and prevent our gang and youth violence is through a coordinated and comprehensive approach. specifically, we believe thated prevention, intervention, enforcement and reentry are absolutely critical to work simultaneously if we're going tl have a significant and longmult lasting impact. i am also the designated site leader for the california cities gang prevention network as well as the national forum on youth violence prevention which is a white house initiativement um, i am -- initiative. i am deeply honored to be part of this task force, and i want to thank attorney general holder and all of you for being here. u i look forward to learning more, to hearing strategies and lea recommendations that have proven to be successful and that can br useed toov work as a model, perhaps, for the rest of the nation, state and local levels. once again, thank you very much. >> good morning. thank you very much for this opportunity. my name is sar

southern hispanics, mexican mafia. you'll see if you look very close, they'll have the gang signs, mexican mafia normally has a black hand, a small black hand somewhere in the drawing. you have your main they'll draw something really nice and send it back to him or they'll send it to his family on the street which in turn will make a full circle and come back inside as a form of respect, for him, hey, this is for you. we made this for you. and they just really preach to these guys that they were -- their ancestors were aztec warriors and they even go as far as to learn the aztec language. they call it nahuatl. >> inmate charles manson's artwork is regularly confiscated to prevent it from being sold as gruesome souvenirs. >> this is a scorpion that he made. basically just taking thread from various types of items, socks and t-shirts and towels, and he creates it and uses, looks like a marker to color it. this is -- this is probably one of the items that he makes the most of, are these scorpions and spiders. other inmates try to sneak it out and put it on ebay and sell it and whatnot, so we confiscate it. >> another all-too-common discovery in these searches is a variety of handmade wea

forming a hockey team in southern california to raise money for charities like the wounded warriors project. fox news channel had full access as patriots hockey geared up for its mainrom our l.a. bureau. rick, you know some might way it's a big leap from the desert sand to a hockey rink. >> reporter: it's not like these guys can practice in a war zone. there is not a single ice hockey rink in iraq or afghanistan. when they come home they put down their rifles and pick up their hockey sticks. a former marine sergeant came up with the idea to put this team together and raise money for charity, the wounded warrior project. nearly awful them are active duty marines or sailors. they played after the king's game at the staples center against a team from the fire department. i asked one of the marines about the importance of the game and his message to america. >> don't forget about those guys that come back. there is still a war going on over there, there will be a war for some time. don't forget about those guys. they need your help and support, and they don't do it for the thanks, but take a second to thank them and it will -- it will go a long way. >> reporter: and th

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