i'm terrell brown. it is still unclear this morning what triggered a deadly avalanche in washington's cascade mountain. a warning had been issued but three experienced skiers skiing in an out of bounds area are dead. the victims were among several groups skiing at the steven's pass ski area. the fast moving snow swept in some 1500 feet down the mountain. a fourth skier survived. danielle nottingham has our report. >> reporter: it looks like a winter wonderland but this picturesque mountain in washington state was the scene of a deadly avalanche. the king county sheriff's office got word of the slide just after noon on sunday. it happened near the stevens pass ski area. >> four of the skiers were shot down a chute for 1500 feet. three of the skiers then were buried under the snow. >> one woman who survived the slide was using an avalanche rescue system similar to an airbag like the one seen in this video. >> it kept her atop of the avalanche and basically saved her life. >> authorities say several groups

i'm terrell brown. we begin, oh, boy, with the super bowl. a game that saw the unlikely new york giants claim their fourth super bowl title in a nailbiter. and just like they did in 2008, the giants knocked off the new england patriots, this time by a score of 21-17. eli manning led the team on an 88-yard fourth quarter win. he was voted game mvp. tom cough lip, 65 years old, became the oldest coach to win a super bowl. much more on the giants big win and controversy during the halftime show -- you knew it was coming -- later on in the broadcast this morning. >>> meanwhile, trouble at the university of massachusetts following the new england loss. unruly fans clashed with police. police used smoke grenades to disperse the crowd. the crowd set off firecrackers and smashed glass bottles. crazy kids. social media sites buzzed with promises of unrest. at least 14 people were arrested. >>> these u.s. marines in afghanistan were able to watch the super bowl. the marines are based at camp pendleton in californ

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i'm terrell brown. we begin in afghanistan this morning. early today a suicide bomber killed at least nine people in eastern afghanistan. it's the latest in the escalating furor over the burning of islamic holy books. duarte geraldino in washington. good morning. >> good morning terrell. the explosion took place at an airport. while there's no official indication that is connected to the deadly riots, the taliban has claimed responsibility. that complicates efforts in the country. a car bomb exploded outside the airport early monday. afghan police say it killed several people, including two airport guards and a soldier. the taliban claimed responsibility and said it was revenge fort burning of quran. a week ago. >> it follows days of deadly riots across the country. angry afghans have been marching through the streets and clashing with police over the handling of the muslim holy book. u.s. officials say the burning was an accident. >> we deeply regret the incident that has led to these protests. we are condemning it in the strongest possibl

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terrell brown has that story. >> we all know too many sweets pack on pounds.esist. >> i love sugar. >> a commentary in the latest issue of nature says sugar is responsible for the high rate of obesity, diabetes, heart disease and cancer and should be regulated. >> because of the way sugar is metabolized in the liver, it will turn sugar into fat causing insulin resistance and all of the diseases of metabolic syndrome. >> the author say it's time to put restricts on sugar similar to the ones on tobacco. >> what if we had an age limit to purchase soda, for instance. carding kids for coke. i think it's a great idea. >> experts say the american consumes 300 to 500 calories from added sugars a day. some is in breads, soups and salad dressings. nutritionists say limiting sugar is a good idea. >> regulation will be tough, but i think that there are small steps that we can take. >> but people like pat dixon disagree. >> you don't have a car accident because you had too many popsicles. you don't wake up with the wrong people because you had chocolate cake for dessert. t

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terrell brown, cbs news, brooklyn, new york. >>> women in the u.s.ilitary are banned from ground combat. but the reality is, they are fighting alongside men and making the very same sacrifices. that story tonight on the cbs evening news. for eyewitness news at 6. "..."this is the 21st century version of the house call" >>> i'm dana king. here's what we're working on for the 6:00 news. >> i guess this is the 21st century version of the housecall. >> see a doctor even get a prescription from your home. the $39 healthcare option that's just a click away. >>> and the highway of the future? a stanford team develops a way to charge your electric car while you drive. that and more at 6:00. >>> see you then. 30 minutes, dana. >>> we have a little more information on the police action in hayward. officers have a house surrounded on the 2700 block of hayward boulevard. the very first reports are indicating a man may be barricaded in the upstairs part of the house in an upstairs room. we now believe the situation might be over. we have a crew on the scene and w

i'm terrell brown. it took a little longer than expect expected. but house and senate negotiators reached an agreement. thas an agreement to renew the payroll tax cut. $150 billion over the coming year. congress is expected to vote this week. besides extending the payroll tax cut to the end of the year, renews long-term jobless benefits and protects doctors from huge cuts in medicare payments. >> lot of people, 160 million americans are now going to maintain their payroll tax cut. a lot of folks have lost their jobs. they're going to receive unemployment benefits. seniors are going to be able to see their doctors and get medicare. it's good for the country. >> republicans not so thrilled about the agreement. but they didn't want to make it a campaign issue. >>> to the race now for the gop presidential nomination. three weeks ago the consensus was that the michigan primary was a gimme for mitt romney. romney finds himself battling rick santorum. santorum is wooing conservative and romney is tacking the bailout in michigan. susan good morning. >> goo

terrell brown reports for wjz with details. >> reporter: ryan venezia is learning how to play baseballfrom the pros. >> i want to try my best to be in the mlb because like i want, i want to be a first baseman in there and all that. >> he's only 9 years old so his dad wants to make sure he's taking precautions. >> not overusing them. making sure they stretch before a game. >> reporter: the american association of pediatricians is correct training. >> they wind up causing bone problems as well as muscle problems. >> reporter: baseball is one of the most popular sports in the u.s. more than 1 million kids ages 6 to 18 organize ize recreational leagues. young pitchers should also not pitch competitively more than eight months of the year. the. >> there's a will the of stuff, a lot of information out there that gives you the guidelines, but the guidelines have to be followed. >> reporter: ryan's dad is glad his son is learning the right way to play right off the bat. because he doesn't want his son to end up in the disabled list. terrell brown, wjz eyewitness news. >>> guidelines also call

. >> terrell brown joins us now from the late singer's hometown of newark, new jersey to tell us abouthe subpoenas that investigators man to serve on the doctors -- plan to serve on the doctors and those taking care of her. >> reporter: good morning. it is for the doctors and anybody that may have prescribed her medication. it's not focusing on one particular person or thing. it's looking out of an abundance of caution of everything making sure they account for the the entire back story of what happened to her. was there a doctor who overprescribed? was whitney houston taking the correct dosage? lots of questions all of those answers will certainly come out in the death investigation. >> terrell, do you think there is more of a focus on these types of subpoenas with doctors and pharmacies after the michael jackson case? >> reporter: absolutely. and there are so many similarities to the michael jackson case which is why investigators are take of the action that they are. making sure they look at the entire picture because there are so many questions of what happened that led up to her d

terrell brown has more. >> i've got it. >> reporter: ryan is learning how to play baseball from the pros. >> i want to try my best to be in the mlb because i want to be a first baseman in there and all that. >> reporter: he's only 9 years old so his dad wants to make sure he's taking precautions. >> not overusing them, making sure they stretch before the game. >> reporter: the american academy of pediatrics is putting out new guidelines to keep young athletes safe. the group recommends teaching kids proper throwing techniques, training and conditioning to prevent injuries because children are prone to hurt their shoulders and elbows. >> as they're growing, if they overuse their arms or shoulders too much, they wind up causing bone problems as well as muscle problems. >> reporter: baseball is one of the most popular sports in the u.s. more than eight million kids ages 6 to 17 plaif the game every year -- play the game every year in organized leagues. doctors advise no curveballs. young pitchers should not pitch competitively more than eight months of the year. >> there's a lot of informat

i'm terrell brown. we begin with the investigation into the death of whitney houston.ngeles coroner's office says an autopsy has been performed. still, it will take weeks to determine exactly how the 48-year-old superstar died. houston was found dead in her hotel saturday afternoon. she was remembered at the grammy awards. elizabeth sanchez has the latest. elizabeth, good morning. >> good morning, terrell. music's biggest stars came out for a celebration, but it turned into a tribute celebrating one of their own. the grammys paid tribute to whitney houston as investigators work to figure out exactly how she died. ♪ and i -- >> jennifer hudson sang one of her most well-known songs. "i will always love you" and the night began with a star studded audience bowing their heads in prayer. >> we've been truly blessed to have been touched by her beautiful spirit. >> houston died in the bathtub of her fourth floor hotel room at the beverly hilton on the eve of the grammy awards. nominees and fellow ar cysts on the red carpet say she was an inspiration. >> you fantasized about b

terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >> experts say worldwide consumption of sugars that tripled during the past 50 years. researchers blame it in large part on the addiction of high fructose corn syrup which is tasty and cheap to produce. >>> time for the question of the morning. this is fun. women tend to get a better deal when shopping for one of these than men do. maybe it's because women just shop more. is it a, a cell phone, b, they get a better deal on a car, or c are they get a better deal on a computer. what do you think? log on to our facebook fan page, leave your response and we'll have the answer to today's question in the 6:00 hour. >>> also during the 6:00 hour, we'll announce the fames of the two win -- names of the two winners of the kindle fires in our great tablet giveaway. >> reporter: on october 16, 1972, henry louis was the first african-american to conduct the metropolitan opera in new york. the performance wasn't his first accomplishment. at 16 he became the first black instrumentalist with a major u.s. okay strarks the first black to conduct a world class orchest

terrell brown wjz eyewitness news. >>> guidelines also call for young people to wear the right safety equipment and those children with the lowest skill levels should use the lowest impact balls when they play. >> mary jo butafuco marries her long time boyfriend. amy joe fisher shot her in 1992, fisher spent 7 years in jail for the shooting, joe served prison time for statutory rape mary jo under went several surgeries. >>> mark has more from hollywood on the post oscar parties. >> coming up entertainment tonight you saw the oscars now only we can tell you what the stars did after the show we are taking you inside the exclusive vanity fair party first the star body parts that stole the show. ♪ [ music ] >>> angelina's leg the star striking a pose in black versace. >>> jennifer's dress was it too sheer. jlo arriving with boyfriend also per smart she told us how this moment came to be. >> you decided during rehearsal. >> yes we were like we should totally just like and they weren't ready for it you know, so we were like one, two, three. >>> less than three hours after angie walked the c

terrell brown reports for wjz with the details. >> reporter: ryan venezia is learning how to play baseballrom the pros. >> i want to try my best to be in the mlb. because like i want to be a first baseman in there and all that. >> reporter: he's only 9 years old, so his dad wants to make sure he's taking precautions. >> not overusing them. making sure they stretch before the game. >> the american academy of pediatrics is putting out new guidelines to keep young athletes safe. >> the group recommend teaching kids proper throwing techniques, training and conditioning to prevent injuries, because children are prone to hurt their shoulders and elbows. >> as they're throwing if they overuse their arms that causes problems. >> reporter: more than 8 million kids ages 6 to 17 play the game every year in organized recreation leagues. young pitchers should not pitch competitively more than eight months of the year. >> there's a lot of stuff, a lot of information out there that gives you the guidelines but the guidelines have to be followed. >> reporter: ryan is glad his son is learning how to play r

terrell brown live in newark, new jersey. thank you. >>> 5:17. lawrence, what's happening weather-wise? >> good morning, guys. good morning, bay area. just getting up, storm clouds moving through overnight, those are starting to part already, looks like a nice day ahead although it will be cool and brisk outside. we have the rainfall and cold front sliding through bringing showers through the nighttime part but looks like that's headed out already, even snow across the higher peaks in the south bay, still that's moving on out, so if you are heading out the door, kind of a windy start especially at the coastline breezy 10 to 15 miles per hour probably more 10- to 20-mile-an-hour winds throughout the day today. toward the afternoon we'll have that sunshine but again that breeze will make it feel cooler than it is, 50s and 60s by the afternoon. high pressure though going to sneak in behind this area of low pressure. that means the next couple of days especially tomorrow probably the nicest day of the week. looks like that low is going to continue to

as terrell brown reports, the winner had to overcome a frightening crash. >> 29 hours and 45 minutes after the daytona 500 was scheduled to start. >> boogedy, boogedy. >> reporter: it took only one minute for a crash. >> to the wall. slam. to the outside. it's 5-time champion -- oh, no. he collects danica patrick and the 34 of david reagan. >> kyle busch was not happy. >> seriously. are we all kidding ourselves? we just sat around for 36 hours. and we wreck on lap 1. >>> but the car trouble had hardly begun. >> we saw jeff gordon out the window. >> andrew just blew all to pieces. >> we're blown up, guys. it's all done. >> reporter: and juan pablo montoya, driving with a faulty transmission, spun into a safety truck. >> he slides into the track. and into the back of that surplus helicopter jet engine on a trailer used to drive the race track. >> oh, my gosh. and all that spilled jet fuel found something hot to ignite it. what to do when 200 gallons of jet fuel spills on your track. clean it up with laundry, of course. >> reporter: matt kenseth ended up winning the daytona 500. he took

in tonight's health watch, terrel brown reports, that a group of experts say it should be regulated thee way. >> reporter: we all know too many sweets pack on the pounds. but they're often too hard to resist. >> i love sugar. >> a commentary in the latest issue of nature says sugar is responsible for the high rates of obese it, diabetes, heart disease and cancer, -- and should be regulated. >> because of the way sugar is metabolized, it will turn into fat, causing insulin resistance and all of the disease of metabolic syndrome. >> what if we had an age limit to purchase soda, for instance. carding kids for coke. i think it's a great idea. >> reporter: experts say the average american consumes 300 to 500 extra calories from added sugars in foods every day. and some of it is in foods you may not realize, like breads and salad dressings. >> i think this will be tough. but i think there are small steps we can take. >> reporter: but people like pat dixon disagrees. >> you don't have car accident because you had too many popsicles. the government should stay out of the sugar business. >> repo

terrell brown reports in wjz's healthwatch. >> we all know too many sweets pack on the pounds. but they're often too hard to resist. >> i love sugar. >> a commentary in the latest issue of nature says sugar is responsible for high rates of diabetes, and cancer. >> because of the way sugar is metabolized in the liver, the liver will turn sugar into fat, causing insulin resistance and all of the disease of metabolic syndrome. >> the authors say it's time to put restrictions on sugar. similar to alcohol. >> what if we had an age limit, to purchase soda, for instance. carding kids. i think it's a great idea. >> reporter: expert says the average american consumes 300 to 500 extra calories in sugar added to foods and some is in foods you may not expect. like bread. >> reporter: i think there are small steps that we can take. >> reporter: but people like pat dixon disagree. >> you don't have a car accident because you had too many popsicles. you don't wake up with the wrong people because you had too much chocolate dessert. the government should stay out of the sugar business. >> repo

. >> reporter: for cbs this morning, terrell brown, new york. >> matt kenseth took the checkered flaghank you. >> so when you and junior were there at the end, tell me what you were thinking. >> oh i was really on that last green light checkered, i got with greg. we got a good run down the back stretch. what was behind him, i wasn't sure. dale jr. is one of the best guys at this racing. i knew he was going to be locked on the 16. i was waiting for them guys to get a run and go around me. i was able to stay out there in front. they could never really get a run gathered up. >> congratulations again. >> it must still be sinking if this morning. you had hada few technical issues. early on you probably didn't think you were going to end up in winner's circle. has it sunk in this morning? >> well kind of. we've been down here a long time. it's kind of sinking in. we did have a lot of problems. after our last problem, where we had to come in and put water in our car and, you know, my radio woldn't work so i couldn't talk. we were about three or four seconds from gets a lap down and got lucky

he said that brown versus the board of education does apply to this golf course and he ordered the desegregation of the terrellson and joe griffin and those other black gentlemen did get to enjoy the golf course, and many of them played here for many years. it was a good ending for the black golfers and a first step in the desegregation of facilities in beaumont. the next summer, the same three black lawyers went after a bigger prize. they went after the desegregation of lamar university here in beaumont, a state university four-year college. lamar university was by charter for white students only. though there were some black students applied for admission there. they were refused. and so the three black lawyers joined with three black plaintiffs, versy jackson, a 26-year-old woman who had graduated from high school and who had attended texas southern, and then a james anthony cormier, a black student who had just graduated from blessed sacrament high school here in beaumont. it was a fairly simple case for judge cecil and the lawyers, again brown versus the board of education, was about the public schools, b

terrell williams was found guilty on all charges, including first-degree murder. back in 2010, wesley brown ordered brown to leave because he was being disruptive. brown was working offduty as a security guard. he shot trooper brown. brown's family and friends were relieved to hear the guilty verdict. >> we are still holding on to his dreams and helping the community. he was an excellent brother. we miss him dearly. my son is going to miss his role model, his mentor. our family will never, ever be the same. he was the best brother anyone could ever imagine. >> brown says her brother's dream was to protect and serve the community and he did that. >> a news alert out of the district tonight. anacostia high school was evacuated earlier today after a fire broke out there. the blaze started in an area of the school that was under construction. no students were injured, but two firefighters did get hurt. no word yet exactly on what caused the fire or if anacostia will reopen after the president's day holiday. >> firefighters and police risk their lives to reach a two- year-old girl in a burning h