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john stanton and e.j.u. >>> coming up, georgia representative paul brown, senate candidate this year, announces that he votes according to his, quote, jud judeo-christian biblical principle, not, you know, what's in the u.s. constitution. legs up! legs up? legs up! legs up! legs up! verizon has free tablets and free phones. get here anyway you can. good job! free tablets. free phones. on the best network. only at verizon. get tablets like the verizon ellipsis 7 free. and when you trade in your old smartphone, you can get the samsung galaxy s4 free. or the droid maxx by motorola free. plus get a data plan with unlimited talk and text for as low as $45. this week only. getting free tablets and phones on the best network. that's powerful. verizon. there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male

alexandra stanton and ms. donna stanton.dible conversations] the honorable kevin johnson mayor of sacramento and ms. michelle lee. >> i'm really excited. this is my first state dinner. for my wife and i to big treat. i have learned to french phrases. >> go ahead. >> i can't remember. thank you. the honorable paul ryan and mrs. ryan. the honorable chuck hagel, secretary of defense and daughter ms. ellen hagel. mr. dan barber and brother mr. david barber. ms. mindy kelling and guests ms. jocelyn leavitt. [inaudible conversations] the honorable nancy pelosi and daughter jacqueline kelling. >> this is my daughter jack wayne. she is from texas. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] attorney general erik holder and mrs. holder. >> i'm glad to be here. we have a great relationship which i'm sure will be made better by this dinner. spanish. >> thank you. ambassador to the united nations and ms. cass sunstein. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. peter bashar. mr. and mrs. james roosevelt jun

. >>> reporter: a new york institution is brandon stanton, known for walking up to total strangers ands is going to be a great picture. >> reporter: their picture and their story, website, humans of new york. which also features a lot of these, couples shots. couples in love, unlocking that love with just a small caption. "he doesn't always waltz, but when he does, it's always in public." they met on the school bus when they were 10 years old. what did she say? "hello." what did he say? "go away." and this woman, 100 years old, who had this to say about her late husband in his final moments, "i said, 'moe, what will i do without you?'" he said, "take the love you have for me and spread it around." so this week we watched him work, listening to the stories unfold. like this -- >> her beauty just wipes me away. >> you have been dating for a month what's the secret to a long-term relationship. >> i don't know. >> i wish i knew. >> what is the best thing about her? >> her smile. >> what is your favorite thing about cold? >> holding hands. >> holding hands. >> reporter: a lot of different f

the man was struck by a carn stanton avenue, about seven yesterday evening. the c-h-p arrested a woman, on suspicion of drunk driving. the victim's injuries were described as "serious".... a san jose man who dreamed joining the taliban... has w been sentenced to 15 years prison - for trying to blowa bank. matthew aaron llaneza was arrested last year - outside this bank of america building in oakland. the 29-year-old thought he was detonating a car bomb... bue f-b-i got to him first.. and supplied him with fake materials. in addition to g to prison - llaneza agreed get psychiatric help. so many people wanted to len about video surveillance in fremont, they had to move a meeting last night. more people are on the lookout f criminals. kpix five's bettu reports police say that has helped cut down on crime. . whenever you drive into sco creek terrace, you're being watched, your license plate recorded. you can almost ma out who's in the car. checks out in our kpix live truck million dollars, to san francisco's "muni" transit system. the money will pay for two s of

michael stanton interviews with espn and the new york times came out and said he was gay.e was the player of the year, great conference. the senior is eligible for the draft. if drafted he could become the first openly gay player in the n.f.l. more at 11 o'clock. >> on the college basketball court an ugly scene at texas tech. marcus smart lost his cool and shoved a fan. he's been suspended for fully games by the big 12 conference. it happened late in the game. smart tried to block a shot from behind. as he stumbled out of bounds he exchanges words with a fan in the front row. there's the shove. he was not kicked out of the game. the big 12 conference does not have a rule between a player and fan. after being suspended smart addressed the incident in a statement and apologised to fans, team-mates and the culture. >> this is not how i was raised. i let my emotions get the best of me. i can't let it happen again, the consequences that are coming. i'm taking full responsibility. >> marcus made a mistake. he knows that. we talked about it extensively. he knows we do not condone

. >>> reporter: a new york institution is brandon stanton, known for walking up to total strangers andting their picture. their picture and their story, which then goes up on his hit website, humans of new york. which also features a lot of these, couples shots. couples in love, unlocking that love with just a small caption. "he doesn't always waltz, but when he does, it's always in public." they met on the school bus when they were 10 years old. what did she say? "hello." what did he say? "go away." and this woman, 100 years old, who had this to say about her late husband in his final moments, "i said, 'moe, what will i do without you?'" he said, 'take the love you have for me and spread it around. in love spread around, there is beauty found.'" so this week we watched him work, watching and listening to the stories unfold. like them -- and these two -- and now, from the luxurious venetian resort hotel casino in the heart of the las vegas strip, here are the stars of america's game, pat sajak and vanna white. happy valentine's day, everyone. thank you. apping up the first of two weeks

alexandra stanton and ms. donna stanton. [speaking french] >> we are really excited.y first state dinner for my wife and i. i can remember. thank you. honorable paul ryan and mrs. ryan. the honorable chuck hagel, secretary of defense and daug hter ms. hagel. mr. dan barber and brother mr. david barber. ms. mindy kaling and guest. >> what is your french connection? >> what is my connection? >> the honorable nancy pelosi and her daughter. >> this is my daughter jacqueline, she is from texas. she is studying france. >> attorney general eric holder and mrs. holder. >> we hope this relationship will be made better by the dinner. thank you. >> mr. and mrs. peter per bershar. mr. and mrs. james roosevelt, jr. the honorable karen bass and ms. barbara jordan. >> i love paris and i am very honored to be here today. >> dr. jeffrey randall. >> i was responsible for europe in the first term. >> ms. mary j. blige. >> what am i performing tonight? that is a surprise. my last name is french. >> reverend al sharpton. >> i have been practicing my french. >> let's hear it. >> oui oui ou

for more, we go to stephanie stanton. you have been talking with businesses, how relieved are they and why? >> well, good evening to you david. businesses are most certainly relieved. this bill really would have put a damper on businesses here in arizona. a lot of people said that jan brewer's veto really came down to money. as you said several corporations came out against the bill demanding a veto, at&t, southwest airlines, marriott hotels among them. the nfl really speaking out about his displeasure for sb 1062. the nfl is scheduled to hold the super bowl here next year and that's going to bring millions and millions of dollars into arizona. you also have -- you talked about in 1990 how the nfl moved the super bowl from arizona to california. and certainly, arizona does not need another move like that. we also talked to several local businesses because supporters had said that local businesses were in support of this bill. well, our producer called some 50 local businesses, everything from hair salons to dry cleaners a

john stanton, washington bureau chief at buzzfeed. thanks for that, john.o have you here, man. >> good to be here. >>> lots more ahead including a reporter's water bottle full of jet black toxic goo. and more. stay with us. >>> thanks. >> thank you. >> zip-a-dee-doo-dah. zip-a-dee-ay. what a wonderful day. plenty of sunshine coming my way. t mother of softness. paws off pal. [ female announcer ] new charmin ultra soft is so soft you can actually see the softness with our new comfort cushions. plus you can use up to 4 times less. enjoy the go with new charmin ultra soft. you want everything.orks plus you can use up to 4 times less. an expert ford technician knows your car's health depends on a full, complete checkup. the works. because when it comes to feeling safe behind the wheel, going the distance and saving at the pump you want it all. get our multi-point inspection with a a synthetic blend oil change, tire rotation, brake inspection and more for $29.95 or less. get a complete vehicle checkup. only at your ford dealer. if ...hey breathing's hard... know

john stanton, washington bureau chief at buzzfeed. thanks for that, john.e you here, man. >> good to be here. >>> lots more ahead including a reporter's water bottle full of jet black toxic goo. and more. stay with us. >>> thanks. >> thank you. >> zip-a-dee-doo-dah. zip-a-dee-ay. what a wonderful day. plenty of sunshine coming my way. etime to climb the empire state building. and then climb it again 1,000 times. your heart is amazing. take care of it with centrum silver. multivitamins with b vitamins and lycopene to help support your heart and packed with key nutrients to help support your eyes and brain, too. centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you. ♪ ♪ ♪ abe! get in! punch it! [ male announcer ] let quicken loans help you save your money with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze. thanks, "g." moonachie, new jersey, firefighters were still rebuilding their own house with limited funds for the most important necessities. ugh...this toilet paper's like sandpaper. [ male announcer ] that's when the charmin relief project came to the rescue. holy ch

back with us, john stanton and liz winstead. this is the first official "disrupt" beer bowl.y, justin. tell us what we're doing here. >> all right. so i tried to get together a good list of craft breweries from both washington state and colorado. so i tried to pair up similar styles. >> so what -- i know we want to get to the tasting. >> absolutely. >> so what do we need to be aware of when we're tasting? what are we looking for, smelling for? >> you're smelling for what you like. beer, it's a big preference thing. there's no good, bad beer, in my opinion. it's just what you like. >> so it's like sex? >> he just said everything -- if you replace the word sex. it's not really bad, it's a preference. >> let's go to round one. starting here? >> yeah, we're going to start out with two american pale ales. one from washington. this one is -- i'm not going to tell you where it's from. >> what's the beer called? >> this is the red hook audible ale. >> i think i might know where that's from. i'm going to taste it anyway. all right. now what do we have? >> the next one is the left-hand

joining me now is the washington bureau chief for buzz feed john stanton and from capitol hill nbc'sey hunt. john, you were covering this fiesta earlier today and tell us, if you will, what exactly the tea party is proposing to do on this fifth-year anniversary or at least what they were focused on in a substantive fashion if, in fact, they were focused on anything in a substantive fashion. >> aside from liberty? >> liberty talk for hours and hours and hours. >> a lot of talk about liberty. no, honestly, i think that's one of the big problems right now is they don't have a unifying agenda. there's no person who's stepped forward and taken it by the reins. you know, when they came out initially, it was obamacare that really was pushing them forward. they really rallied around that. now they don't have that so much. today only ted cruz spoke substantively about the need to repeal obamacare. everybody else was sort of all over the map from, you know, china to western civilization and the need to defend that to, you know, sort of looking back fondly what they'd done to rand paul randomly

not to be outdone, stanton island chuck who is also a ground hock has also predicted the winter will last, beyond that, statton island chuck doesn't think the sea hawks will win, because apparently they are predators of ground hogs. >> statton island chuck, thank you very much so much. >> and as john mentioned weather won't be a problem for the players or for the fans. our very own yo are right about that, temperatures 11 degrees above normal today across portions of the northeast, where today we will reach a high of 51 degrees. can't get better than that, i will tell you one thing we have a storm on the way, so during the game, i'm not anticipating any problems but after the game, into the early morning hours we have a winter storm that will move its way up the east coast, and create treacherous travel conditions. let's enjoy the warm, you can tell the winds are pushing in from the south and east. about six-inches of snow fell, as we continue to look at the map, you can see the steady stream pushing in. the pattern has changed quite a bit, alberta clipper, a traveling out of the nor

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it happened on stanton avenue in castro valley around 7:00. chp arrested the driver. the victim has serious injuries. >> just a few hours ago, we got some extraordinary numbers about the drop in crime. yes, the drop in crime in fremont. betty yu shows us what people have started doing that police say has made all the difference. betty? >> reporter: ken, more residents in fremont have installed cameras in their homes and communities and it sheaths to be keeping the bad device away. we are talking about a city that used to see at least two burglaries a day two years ago. that is no longer the case. when ever you drive into scott terrace, you are being watched. your license plate recorded and you can almost make out who is in the car. check us out in our kpix5 live truck today. >> there is a camera looking right at you. >> reporter: ken thomas and his neighbors raised money to buy high resolution cameras. nearly every house is armed with cameras. many residents can check on their homes where ever they are on their home. >> it is something that really anybody can purchase

alexandra stanton and ms. donna stanton.dible conversations] the honorable kevin johnson mayor of sacramento and ms. michelle lee. >> i'm really excited. this is my first state dinner. for my wife and i to big treat. i have learned to french phrases. >> go ahead. >> i can't remember. thank you. the honorable paul ryan and mrs. ryan. the honorable chuck hagel, secretary of defense and daughter ms. ellen hagel. mr. dan barber and brother mr. david barber. ms. mindy kelling and guests ms. jocelyn leavitt. [inaudible conversations] the honorable nancy pelosi and daughter jacqueline kelling. >> this is my daughter jack wayne. she is from texas. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] attorney general erik holder and mrs. holder. >> i'm glad to be here. we have a great relationship which i'm sure will be made better by this dinner. spanish. >> thank you. ambassador to the united nations and ms. cass sunstein. [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. peter bashar. mr. and mrs. james roosevelt jun

propane bills in stanton, virginia soared 32% over last year. homeowners in waco, texas are seeing electric bills 50% higher than 2013. crews in delaware racked up 65,000 overtime hours clearing state roads. this winter airlines canceled more flights than in the past 25 years. over 75,000 flights never took off costing passengers an estimated $3 billion in hotels, extra meals, and lost productivity. >> and school districts from new england all the way down to many southern states are dealing with a record number of school closures all because of the weather which means families are paying for additional child care and taking days off from work which can put a strain on household budgets, too. >>> our time right now is 4:33. venezuela has ordered three u.s. diplomats to leave the country. venezuelaian president accuses them of conspiring against his government. the announcement comes after the u.s. state department expressed concerns about rising tensions in venezuela. in the last two weeks students and opposition supporters have taken to the str

. >> reporter: it happened at 1:00 this morning on san pablo avenue near stanton avenue. you can tell from police photos that the crash was horrific. >> one of the children, 5-year- old child, was not in a child restraint, which is required by law. currently in critical condition. >> reporter: two girls, three and five years old, were critically injured, but the 3- year-old has since been upgraded to stable condition. 39-year-old harold mason, jr. of richmond was killed. >> the driver was most likely under the influence of alcohol. >> reporter: police say the 36- year-old woman was at the wheel. >> she should not have been driving under any circumstances. >> reporter: flanigan is the mother of a 3-year-old girl and aunt to the 5-year-old. police believe mason was flanigan's boyfriend. >> her driver's license was currently suspended as a result of a prior dui. >> reporter: in investigators say they found open and unopened alcoholic beverages in the car. flanigan, mason and the girls were reportedly heading home from a barbecue. >> the message here is don't drink and drive.

demonstrate the new dash to the image of the country after two decades of development in the form of stanton said she went or all of the games. in the past year. the battle of the revelations and the personal friend typically leaders of the two countries have gained momentum. preston she chose russia at the first country to visit after he assumed office and the latest of those countries have had four meetings on the sidelines at some occasions including the g twenty summit and the brakes on that note we are so cute and would carry it. the two leaders have discussed some options of principle and other issues of cumin consent to frequent interactions between them of having a substantial impact on practical issues so why not torn nations. residencies in paying its visiting said she at the invitation of its russian counterpart and he will be there till saturday without cctv. the chinese ambassador to russia was spoken highly of president she didn't paint attendance at the opening ceremony of the wood for lynn pics. he said that she's perseverance this serves as a potent part of the special bond

the accident happened at 1:00 this morning near stanton. these police photos show the scene. flanagan was behind the wheel. a 39-year-old richland man was killed. investigators tell us this isn't flanagan's first drunk driving arrest. >> she should not have been driving under any circumstances. >> police found open alcohol containers inside the car. >>> health officials say there may be more illnesses from a listeria outbreak that left a baby sick. if outbreak was traced to fresh cheese curd that was bought from a latino food chain. four got sick, three were newborn. officials did not provide any information about the one person from california. >>> two dogs are sickened >>> back now to our breaking news. a b.a.r.t. train derailed. it happened around 6:30 tonight. b.a.r.t. is bringing a crane to lift the railcars. the repairs are expected to last all night tonight and tomorrow night. right now there's no train service past richmond hills. >>> authorities in the south bay say they have busted a major identity theft ring. the ring used credit card skimmers to steal personal inf

making his return to this television show is the managing editor of "the washington post" and john stanton both triumph victors and we're very happy to have you on the show. chris, the conflict, they might as well just rename the grand ole party, the party of unresolvable conflict. in the long term, the mo -- mit mcconnell's declaration is that immigration reform is an unresolvable conflict. i tend to agree with frank rich on this. it sounds like it is once again doa or dying. >> i think you're right, alex. when mitch mcconnell talks, make sure you listen. mitch mcconnell is a guy who is very savvy has a political strategyist and is relatively honest in his public pronouncements for a politician. john boehner hired a woman named rebecca talent on his staff to potential work at immigration. then president obama said some sort of bipartisan things about immigration during the state of the union. now all of a sudden immigration is on the fast track to passing. mcconnell says, wait a minute, it's comprehensive versus piecemeal and those two things don't go together. it is a sort of cooling off

the accident happened at 1:00 this morning near stanton. these police photos show the scene. flanagan was behind the wheel. a 39-year-old richland man was killed. investigators tell us this isn't flanagan's first drunk driving arrest. >> she should not have been driving under any circumstances. >> police found open alcohol containers inside the car. >>> health officials say there may be more illnesses from a listeria outbreak that left a baby sick. if outbreak was traced to fresh cheese curd that was bought from a latino food chain. four got sick, three were newborn. officials did not provide any information about the one person from california. >>> two dogs are sickened after eating poisoned meat balls. is the person at it again. >>> the scheme used to target dozens of victims and how the suspects were finally caught. save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.ould yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know the ancient pyramids were actually a mistake? uh-oh. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> back now to our breakin

stephanie stanton, thank you, stephanie, and don't forget that you can watch jay's final show here tonight at news4 at 11:00. >>> it is a banner breakout teen for lorde, and she won a grammy for her hit "royals." and the maryland jockey club says that she will perform an extended set at pimlico in the preakness, and she now joins the ranges of maroon 5, and bruno mars and mclemore who have performed at the big race. you can watch that race right here on nbc4. >>> just into the newsroom, a first of the kind guidelines to prevent strokes in women. doreen gentzler is here with what women need to know. >> and here on the first day of olympic competition, team usa >>> good afternoon, i'm barbara harrison in for jim handly. >>> i'm pat lawson muse. >>> right now, police are looking for a man in brad doc height heights. one woman was critically injured and one was shot in the arm. two schools and churches were locked down, but that has been lifted. we are expecting to hear from the police shortly. >>> the man who died near a firehouse, medric mills, and his family wants the workers fired. they ar

. >> stephanie stanton in burbank, california. >> and the tradition continues here on nbc as jimmy fallon will take over on february 17th. >>> binging on the weekends may not be a bad thing after all. a new study by cornell university found that heavy eating and drinking in the weekend doesn't necessarily lead to permanent weight gain. the researchersle f ll lle foll group of people who regular le indulged on the weekend but 60% lost the weight in the weekdays. the weight loss was seen among people who had usually healthy eating habits in the week. >>> the olympic caldron is burning in russia. and details coming up about the opening ceremony in sochi. >> and >>> good afternoon. i'm barbara harrison. >> i'm pat lawson muse, and police in alexandria are asking residents to be cautious of their surroundings as the search continues for the gunman who killed long time resident ruthanne lodato, and the shooter also injured the woman's caretaker. they expect to have a composite sketch of the killer soon, but the police don't know if the victims knew the shooter. >>> a ukrainian man is in custody

>> my colleague john stanton who was at their fifth anniversary event yesterday, he filed this reallyt. he felt they were rudderless. initially they had obamacare to mobilize them and now there are so many different issues, don't know what exactly to pay attention to. i think the immigration he reform mobilized them for a while. the other piece of this is that i think many republicans especially in the house are so clearly identified with the tea party that you don't even need a tea party name anymore. it's all one in the same in the house. >> they're not the outsiders that they used to be. >> absolutely not. and a lot of the groups are based in arlington, virginia. they have definitely become a part of the gop. in the senate, it's a little different situation because people are trying to win statewide races so they have to moderate a bit. >> i think the 2014 elections will be very telling in terms of the future of the tea party. but great to have you. >> thanks so much for having me. >>> and we'll all be watching up with steve kornacki tomorrow morning. brackets come out tomorrow and

the birth place of the city's graffiti movement that began in the 1970s on the corner of ridge and stantonlding once home to sharp's mentor and very close friend martin wong. he's an artist who took the renegade teenager under his wings. >> this is an important place, it evokes a lot of emotion. the neighborhood has changed a lot but for the most part it retains its creative en >> reporter: an energy that fueled a culture of opposition. they used spray paint as tools the city their canvas, a powerful form of self expression and they all found shelter here at acb a collective of artists and activists as the movement gained momentum street art emerged from below ground to mainstream. two incongruous worlds collided. >> we are dressed up like hoodlums and bums and sneaking around in to a subway tunnel looking like ninjas and the following weekend we are dressed up like fashion place going to fancy party says or nightclubs and hobnobbing with people like andy warhol. >> reporter: once they became minutmini celebrities, their ark coveted. >> martin wong had bought the painting from some kids wh

. >> reporter: it happened at 1:00 this morning on san pablo avenue near stanton avenue. tell from police photos that the crash was horrific. >> one of the children, 5-year- old child, was not in a child restraint, which is required by law. currently in critical condition. >> reporter: two girls, three and five years old, were critically injured, but the 3- year-old has since been upgraded to stable condition. 39-year-old harold mason, jr. of richmond was killed. >> the driver was most likely under the influence of alcohol. >> reporter: police say the 36- year-old woman was at the wheel. >> she should not have been driving under any circumstances. >> reporter: flanigan is the mother of a 3-year-old girl and aunt to the 5-year-old. police believe mason was flanigan's boyfriend. >> her driver's license was currently suspended as a result of a prior dui. >> reporter: in investigators say they found open and unopened alcoholic beverages in the car. flanigan, mason and

. >> six days later, tips lead police to 33-year-old david stanton.apons charges, he pleads not guilty and awaits trial. >>> a vicious attack on a bus driver in kalamazoo township, michigan, captured by security cameras on board. on march 3rd, 2009, a 16-year-old student becomes upset because the substitute bus driver isn't making the correct stops. he begins threatening her from the back of the bus, and the driver pulls over. the teen approaches, and as she tries to radio for help, he flies into a rage and begins attacking the 37-year-old woman. students pull him away, but he comes back and continues punching the woman, as more students try to intervene. the bus driver is treated at the hospital for a broken finger, bruising, and cuts and scrapes to her face and head. the attacker attends a school for students who have exhibited emotional or behavioral problems. he's charged as a juvenile with assault with intent to do great bodily harm. he pleads no contest and is placed in a psychiatric facility for treatment. >>> las vegas, nevada, april 15th, 200

change the system to, recognize these things like the black code laws and women's laws, elizabeth katy stantonlissa: what is law that needs to be changed? >> you know the system. because what they do, they get, you know, we send politicians to washington to change things for you. when they get to washington they become a part of the problem when you send them down to solve. melissa: they are a part of the problem, without question. >> you have to be straight. tenacity, perseverance, faith in god especially. melissa: right. >> we'll bring this heavyweight championship here, so that resurrects all the sports. @hat i did in 1974, we broke the barrier of being able to have a man of color do it but you got everybody got paid. melissa: you're still talking about yourself being empowered to do these things which you. i myself feel the same way. i don't see a system holding you down. you done what you said. you come out here to bring the heavyweight championship. >> i can't agree with that because you got to understand the system works. you could have faith and work harder than anyone and with the bre

stephanie stanton has more than the small community gaining big national attention. >> i want to wait for the reviews. >> lancaster mayor is a man on a mission. to empower the resident and alternative energy. he drives a tessler. it was the first person in lang caster to employ solar panels. >> this month by electric bill will be about three hours. it's huge. under the leadership it began to cause solar panels. it's generating its own electricity. >> we are leading the world in this. we'll be the first city in the world. all the buildings, 90% of electricity comes from solar. panels like these have been installed at lancaster's 25 schools, in an effort to reach the energy goals. that means producing as much electricity as it onassumes. lan castier generates 1.5 in electricity. paris's mission has gone beyond that, it became the first city in the nation to make residential solar panels mandatory, denying permits to builders. it was interesting that the building industry is - they came and spoke against it for three minutes, and came out saying "we agree with you." one of the nation's l

. >> reporter: on wednesday night, we rode along with quintin stanton of the north carolina highway patrol. your job tonight will be, what? >> it will be to check every stretch of highway, every abandoned vehicle we see, shine a flashlight making sure no one is in the vehicles. >> reporter: you're afraid there may be someone still in a vehicle? >> and there are. that's why we're here checking every vehicle as quick as we can. >> reporter: state troopers responded to more than 2,000 accidents. this car even burst into flames. but across the region there were also neighbors helping neighbors. daniel smith found shelter at the midway baptist church after his car got stuck on an icy hill. >> it was something out of like, a zombie movie or something, all of the abandoned cars on the side of the road. >> reporter: like many here, smith had heard all of the warnings, but the speed and the power of the storm caught him by surprise. >> we knew the forecast, we knew it would be bad. but we thought, you know, just once it starts to come down, we'll head home and be fine. >> reporter: and this is not

he was born in 1856 in stanton, virginia. they of course claim him but i think georgia has a bigger claim on woodrow wilson. his father, after a year, after wilson was born, was transferred to augusta, ga. and there wilson spent his formative years. woodrow wilson's first memory in the world before he was four years old was of living in augusta and he remembered hearing that abraham lincoln had just been elected president. i hope you will visit the wilson house in augusta. it is quite splendidly you get a great sense of his childhood and right outside austin, the picket fence, a man walked by and said lincoln has been elected and there is going to be a war. most biographies of wilson leave out this business of the civil war, which is extremely important. mostly because it was extremely important to wilson. he never forgot his sudden this, never forgot how the war affected even agusta which was really scared, could i say sherman's name? was scared the torch but nonetheless wilson saw his father's church turned into a hospital,

. >> angela stanton is the author of a book, part of a strategy to make ukraine part of a eurasian union. >> ukraine is the biggest country. without ukraine the project will not succeed from vladimir putin's point of view view. his preoccupation is to make sure that the european union, u.s., nato, all the structure do not make inroads in the post-soviet states. >> while the corridor is over, the ukrainian crisis highlights an unusual battle between the east and the west. the russians see it as is geopolitical struggle. our president and john kerry said they don't view it like that. neither do the europeans. we are in a situation where the u.s. and itsal lies, russia on the other. >> a more pressing concern is whether movement for democracy in ukraine could inspire activists to take to the streets. moscow now worries about ukraine setting a precedent. in if the ukrainian president had a leader more responsive to the people and democratic that has direct repercussions, if they can do if in ukraine, why not russia. >> they haven't elected a new leader, but have taken a step that could have

side and the birth place of the graffiti movement that began in the 70s, on the corner of ridge and stantona building and once home to monitor and close friend martin wong and he took the renegade teenager under his wings. >> it has emotion and the neighborhood changed a lot but for the most part it still retains creative energy. >> reporter: and writers used spray paint as tools, the city was their canvas, from subway cars to station walls peppered with vivid paintings, a powerful form of self expression and shelter here of a collective of artists and activists. street art emerged from below ground and went to mainstream and two worlds collided. >> dressed up like hoodlums and bums and going to subway like ninja and the next weekend we are fashion plates and going to fancy party and hobnobbing with andy warhol. >> reporter: they are painted by the 1980s downtown scene. >> martin bought the painting from some kids who stole it who knew he was a collector of graffiti art. when he found out it was an futura i want one of his paintings and think he paid $200 for it. >> reporter: and martin won

manhattan and brooklyn and queens are on islands, stanton island are on islands. we are an island. there is very little land. very little land, projection on growth of new york city, both as employment and a number of people moving to new york is a lot, substantial. we will be 9 million people in about 15 years. that's steady growth. we have 94,000 jobs this past year created. there's just tremendous growth in the city. >> let's talk about income inequality, the topic of the day. we did a special on the middle class and former labor secretary rice was quoting a number saying the richest 400 americans have the same wealth as the poorest 150 million americans. there's a number you quote, the 85 richest people in the world have the same wealth as the bottom half of the world. >> it's almost hard to believe. those numbers are just extraordinary. you're to be complimented on that special, because and it is huge issue. i think it's probably the most important issue not only in this country, but worldwide. whether it's the ukraine or united states or middle east or asia. >> all very simil

. >> this runner is telling fox 12 about the moment she was flashed near 31st and stanton last month.nd. >> 5'9", a little heavier set, dark hair. and what else would i say about him? people have described him as looking like jimmy kimmel. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> first of all (unintelligible), secondly, what i do in my time is personal business. >> very important caqualificati, 6'1". >> bill karins, our exclusive meteorologist, you may be under the impression that all weather people are tough-minded, they fear nothing. not everyone can live up to that standard. take a look. >> in bakersfield, 61. looking -- oh, my ghososh. did you see that? sorry. there was a spider that fell -- ahhh. >> take it easy, perlman. >> i hate spiders, man, especially when you're bald, you feel them crawling on your head. >> did you get it? >> no, i didn't see it. all right. i apologize. sorry. just creeped out right now. i'm going to step over here. you look at these temperatures -- i'm not standing by that wall. temperatures running in the upper 70s. above-normal weather here for us today.

simple way to save your own child's life and so much more with our safety and security expert bill stantonng us. you heard about this incident. let's start with the advice you give moms and parents with kids on the plane. >> with kids on the plane, you want to make sure they're really secure. dress them kph-frpbl -- comfortable and be able to move around. you wouldn't be dressed for travel with travel with your dress and high heels. comfy shoes, pants. >> in this situation we hear about the baby being thrown out of the person's arms and landing on another seat unharmed as far as we know. when the plane hits turbulence whether you're sitting or standing what should you do? with a baby this small, you're holding it. >> i'm going to ask you to do the toughest thing you could possibly do. as a mother, if it gets really bad you may have to ask someone else to hold your child. know your own capabilities. >> that would be a hard thing to do. >> you're hitting such forces, you may let go of that child. let's say you trust me and give me your child. give me that baby and i'm going to show you. i'm

it happened around 1:00 yesterday morning on san pablo near stanton avenue.iend and critically injuring her 3-year- old daughter and 5-year-old niece. police say flanigan has a previous arrest for dui. she was on probation at the time of the crash and her license had been suspended. >>> san francisco police are hoping for the public's help finding a man accused in a brutal beating. police have released this surveillance video of the attack, focused on the bottom left of your screen. this attack happened back in december on mission street. the victim was beaten and kicked in the head and suffered memory loss. two men were arrested, but this man is still at large. police say he is a 25-year-old latino man, 5' 10, weighing about 200 pounds. >>> an investigation is under way into a deadly shooting involving a san jose state campus police officer. it happened just before 11:00 yesterday morning at south 8th street and east san salvador, about a block from campus. two campus police officers say they responded to a report of a man holding a large knife near the univ

he was born in 1856 in stanton, virginia.they of course claim him but i think georgia has a bigger claim on woodrow wilson. his father, after a year, after wilson was born, was transferred to augusta, ga. and there wilson spent his formative years. woodrow wilson's first memory in the world before he was four years old was of living in augusta and he remembered hearing that abraham lincoln had just been elected president. i hope you will visit the wilson house in augusta. it is quite splendidly you get a great sense of his childhood and right outside austin, the picket fence, a man walked by and said lincoln has been elected and there is going to be a war. most biographies of wilson leave out this business of the civil war, which is extremely important. mostly because it was extremely important to wilson. he never forgot his sudden this, never forgot how the war affected even agusta which was really scared, could i say sherman's name? was scared the torch but nonetheless wilson saw his father's church turned into a hospital,