st. vincent's episcopal church in haiti, almost destroyed by the earthquake of two years ago. the other is st. paul's episcopal in new orleans, also almost destroyed by hurricane katrina in 2005. the americans felt an immediate kinship with the haitians, especially disabled children with sometimes heartbreaking special needs. the audio here is sometimes distorted, but the americans' sense of mission is clear. they speak of paying forward, giving back and of an organization called red thread promise. >> the name of the red thread promise came from an ancient chinese proverb that talks about a silken red thread of destiny that connects everybody. in haiti, disabled children are often not treated well, they are often neglected, sometimes abused, abandoned. so, following the earthquake, the majority of st. vincent's original school and clinic and church was completely destroyed and there was only one building left standing. anything that wasn't destroyed was looted. >> it was clear right away the connection between new orleans and haiti. st. paul's is the most devastated of our chu

st. vincent high and some nice clearing late in the day and clear at summit ridge and mt. airy.for a little longer. we did get clearing at the end of the day. maryland's most powerful radar showing no rain. tonight, tomorrow, tomorrow night. as we go into thursday, things will begin to change with the approach of our next weather maker. first, let's enjoy these temperatures, 54 easton. the beach is 47. the coldest spot in the state is oakland. five degrees above the freezing mark. visibility, just to show you, just to compare with 36 hours of heavy fog. we like to see a that change. all right. across the mid-atlantic, the few clouds that we had, beginning to blow out of the state and across the entire east coast. it is a quiet pattern, quiet on the range, very quiet by late january standards, very little in the way of wintryt( weather. xdxd pressure cell. this isw3okq ant( area of paii%d air, soÑiÑi"n notÑi lastçó frió canaz.@siÑi anÑixd arcticw)ip % ñrthis is a pacificÑiçmkñrñrÑi ó coast itself, 50s and 40s. you have to get up into the upper midwest to see those 30s. even the

st. vincent high school. let's give you one more camera, towson at lock raven tech. you can see the weather clearing off. really, this was back and forth with the clouds. i think we'll see something similar to that. maryland's most powerful radar. we expect no new precipitation until we get into early thursday. weather from the texas area could bring us rain thursday, thursday night. dry, pleasant, 50s across the state. 47 at the beach and 41 in the mountains. winds light from the west. that's going to continue to be the case overnight and into the day tomorrow. pacific hair coming in clearing out any fog that we had, 10 miles of unrestricted visibility. it's nice to see that change from so much fog and reduced visibility, big improvements after that morning fog burned off this morning. has we take a look at the -- as we take a look at the broader perspective, the front sitting off shore right now and behind this front you may have noticed not a tremendous cool air. that's the pacific area. the air is cool. when you get a lot of sunshine you can easily warm up above

st. vincent high. a pretty nice day across the state. there was a bit of a chill in the air.mperature wise running in the upper 30s to mid-30s to the north and east. temperatures will continue to sink, maybe 32, down to 30. highs struggle to get out of the mid-40s but that will not be the case. bone dry air in placement one thing that will factor into our weather tomorrow is the very dry air, heats and cools more rapidly. if there are other conditions present, a breeze, you can get some unseasonably warm temperatures. that's what we have headed our way. tomorrow, pretty -- almost poet tick that we would end this january with 60 in reisterstown, 60 in arbutus, the mid-60s towards davidsonville. closer to the water, bay breeze. satellite radar pictures, you can see that clouding up but no precipitation with these clouds. ár)u$ere were to bei indication with thatÑiok dry aii the surface, chancesçi#gñ a[ur -q(recipitation "7wldÑi evaporak before itñrÑ@touches the groun. the most active is on the great lakes. you can seat snow reaching down in the central northern pennsylvania

st. vincent. that is my job. the pay is almost nothing. the reason i can afford to go to this club is because for my health i like to swim. you do not have to belong to the tennis part. i do not, because it is expensive. i belong to the swimming part. this contradicts with the idea that it is a bunch of wealthy people. i do not belong to any of these groups, telegraph hill or anything. but if you were to go to the pool every day -- i swim every day -- it would cost more to go to the pool in north beach and golden gateway. if you add what i pay per month, i am allowed to go swimming from 6:00 a.m. in the morning until 10:00 p.m. at night every day of the week with the exception of saturday and sunday, $145. those days, the close 8:00 or 9:00. because of my hours at work, i cannot go to north beach pool, but it would cost me more. it would cost me more to go to the public pool then at the golden gate way. many families use it. i know them. these families have kids. look at this chart. i only have a minute left, but i want to show this chart.

st. vincent st. mary.a midwester on the show. >> lebron, see what is going on with kobe. two words for you, prenup. all i'm saying. >> that's one word hyphenated. two syllables. >> sorry, paula. if you are wondering why katie perry and russell brand got divorced and wondering why he filed the papers. >> stunning. >> you know she comes from a evangelical christian family. >> you can tell by her outfits. >> no. she wanted him to file the papers because, she didn't want her parents to be disappointed. but get this, he is, a recovering sex addict and heroin addict and had apparently changed his ways. >> sure the parents love that. >> a lot of their arguments according to tmz, brand didn't enjoy the scene. she was going out and drinking. going to bars, and boozing. you know what if you are a spouse and you know your husband has struggles in this area. come on. you can't do that. >> seems like a weird call on her part. she was the one going out, in the scene doing the party thing. he is the former sex/drug addic

st. vincent de paul dining room in oakland.hey helped the staff and volunteers serve a hot lunch to dozens of guests. their visits comes a day ahead of the fanfest event scheduled for tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. the the clums. >>> at daughters of a slain vallejo police officer say their father is looking down from heaven with a smile on his face as friends and family honor him. officer jim capoot was shot and killed as a chased a suspected bank robber in november. hundreds walked from vallejo where he lived to vacaville where he lived. his three daughters took part and remembered their father with much love. >> he was a great man. he was my best friend, and he was the best man i ever knew and will ever know and i miss him and i love him. >> others remembered officer capoot as a basketball coach who gave his all. this evening a dinner and auction are underway to benefit his family. >>> a candlelight walk on monday stands as a testament to the love and hope of the family of ilene misheloff carries 23 years after the girl disappeared f

st. vincent depaul. than 150,000 people each year providing hot meals, homeless resource centers, a health clinic as well as a computer lab. and tomorrow is the oakland a's fanfest and a's fans will have the unique opportunity to meet one on one with managing general partner lew wolff who has been pushing to move to the team to san jose. they trading all-star pitcheersers and the fanfest is tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the coliseum. >>> time is 7:21. final clean-up underway this morning as crews prepare to reopen a main roadway into yosemite. and paying tribute, how one player's decision to honor his mother through his shoes inspired a san jose high school basketball team and the winning streak that has followed. >> temperatures tumbled to freezing and near freezing, while we slept. but the sun is up and we're looking at a nice rapid warm- up. we'll look at your day planner coming up. l call. so 46 seconds ago. did you guys hear that chapman rolled his ankle? done. get out there. so 12 seconds ago. you guys kn

st. vincent dining hall. they helped staff and volunteers serve a hot lunch to dozens of people. >>> good morning, to you. giving you a live look at san rafael. we have plenty of high clouds over head. filtered sunshine as you see here. not as bright. not as warm. temperatures will be a few degrees cooler. we're still above average for this time of year. the winds are light outside our door this morning. parts of the north bay reporting a little bit of patchy fog. outside of that we've got a beautiful view out there. a nice sunrise and sunsetting about 5:30 this afternoon. 33 degrees in santa rosa. 35 in napa. still chilly. even freezing in some spots. but not as cold as yesterday. several degrees warmer because of the clouds. 36 concord. 37 livermore. 40-degrees in areas around san jose. low 40s around the bay as well. temperatures will continue to climb now thats sun is up. the high clouds are associated with the system that may bring us a few sprinkles for tomorrow morning. today just another enjoyable day

vincent st. gardens was a boy growing up in the streets of new york, put to work at all of 13 years old by his father, very little education, but a great deal of talent, but also this drive, this desire to excel, and he became thee great american sculptor of the 19th century, and in my view, the greatest american sculptor ever, and we have his monuments to our history in many of the most important spots in america. his greatest work, in my view is the shaw memorial on beacon hill in boston, which is the first work of american art by a major american sculptor or painter which portrays black americans in a heroic role. it's about the 54th regimen from massachusetts which servedded under captain shaw, and so so many of whom were killed at forty wagner, you know what that's about. it's a breathtaking and immortal works, and there's a guilded reproduction here in the national gallery, and there's another important st. garden's piece in the cemetery here, his monument memorial to clover adams, the wife