he was on vacation at his home in the caribbean.enior justice correspondent pierre thomas has more. >> reporter: the caribbean island of nevis, 1,700 miles off the u.s. coast, is known as a postcard beautiful paradise. but for u.s. supreme court justice, it became a dangerous crime scene. at 9:00 p.m. thursday night, supreme court justice breyer, his wife and house guests had their vacation stay rudely interrupted by an intruder wielding a machete. the suspect demanded money and escaped with $1,000. no one was injured. but the incident raises serious questions about the level of security the supreme court justices have when they travel abroad. in the u.s., the justices sometime travel with armed security. but today the court refused to comment on whether breyer had a security detail with him in nevis. this is not the first time one of the justices on the nation's highest court has run into criminals. retired justice david souter was mugged by a group of men in 2004. justice ruth bader ginsburg had her purse snatched while walking ne

the med. royal caribbean's "brilliance of the seas" departed barcelona in late june 2005, headed for one exotiction after another, the french riviera, florence, italy, the sun-kissed island of santorini, greece. it was as good as the brochure promised and fresh bit of wonderment each sunrise as the passengers stepped out on to their balconies. carefree days. >> one of the things that attracts us to a cruise, your hotel, if you will, goes with you. there's very little that you have to worry about. >> reporter: clete hyman was on the cruise with his family. a california police chief by day, he was ready for r&r. >> you don't expect work to follow you. >> generally, no. when i go on vacation, the whole idea was to leave work behind. >> but it did in this case. >> yes, it did. >> reporter: clete would become key ear and eyewitness. below on deck seven, a teenager was taking in the views from her cabin, giving her new camera a workout. >> i took a couple pictures at my house but then the rest i saved for the trip. >> on the second day of the cruise, emilie snapped this photo in florence, and it was

she has taught in canada, the caribbean, and the u.s. has been involved in the development of teachers for two decades. she consults on anti-racist inclusion very and equitable education. she assists school districts and schools to continually restructure themselves for equitable outcomes for all students. the initiative put that puts race -- she designed the initiative tt puts race on the table. she is the virtual scholar for teaching for change. she is the author of "reality check," a major report on education. maybe conversation began. >> this is an occasion when we are going to talk across generations. these two guests here. and then we have some time for you to talk with them. the afternoon is full, and we are on to a little bit of a late start, so let me tell you how we hope to go. we will begin with ms. colvin giving 10 minutes of her very long and illustrious life in terms of work for civil rights. just 10 minutes. then, bryonn bain, whose life is not as long but illustrious nonetheless, will give 10 minutes also with some trauma

it happened at the vacation home on the caribbean island. he was with his wife and two guests at the time. officials said no one was injured in the incident. no arrests have been made. >>> more top dogs in new york city last night for the 136th annual westminster kennel club dog show. some winners include a pick niece, dalmation and german shepherd. there will be a human happening first, couple from washington state with a mass stove participated in the show. >>> welcome back. we did have a storm making its way across maryland. there is not a lot to the storm. show you the clouds, came in yesterday, we saw a couple of rain and show showers, a chance for a few sprinkles, that's about it. the storm will get out of here tonight, before it does, we will see the winds pick up south and bring it in mild air. 48 baltimore. 48 dc. warming up nicely this afternoon. even with the clouds around. here is a better look at the storm amount much bigger one when it was to the west. it dies as soon as it crosses over the mountains. dry air over maryland. this

if you take it from africa to the caribbean and to the experience of colonialism and neocolonialism and in all parts of the latin american countries, there is the experience. the people today in today's world, the ones that can make a difference in terms of economic equity, in terms of justice, in terms of contributions are you in the position of policy-making and the policy of resource application. one of the major issues of san francisco that relates to the black community is an acceptable form of migration. more than black folks themselves, you are the policy makers, managers of the location, leaders and public leaders -- can do something about these issues. it is not a question of reversing history. but a question of balancing, making sure that -- this can happen through economic development initiatives. proper housing initiatives and so on. i urge you in general that you take the initiative. you be the leaders to speak every day and think about it every day like other issues, the question of the increasing under development to and out migration of the african-american community. th

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so you have so many nice beaches in the caribbean, you have hawaii iraq the south pacific.ay to myself, why do i want to go down to mexico with all this chaos. especially if you have ki kids. you say cancun is safe. you go to a nightclub in cancun you know what you got it there. guys are hanging around, all right. and they are not looking out for you. they are looking to rip you off. >> let me deal with that. >> bill: go ahead. >> mexico is a big country. 120 million people. one of the most populous nations in the hemisphere. 11th i think largest in the world. a lot of very nice mexican people. to say that the culture is menacing is overstated. >> bill: but a corruption that pervades almost every part of the country. >> corruption is indemmic in most tourist areas. not just in mexico but around the world. >> bill: not in the caribbean. >> ever been to the paramids for example? >> bill: egypt? >> talk about menacing. that is menacing. >> bill: in egypt? >> the fact that you are understating is the fact that many millions of americans go to mexico every year. the people who g

the armed robbery of supreme court justice stephen briar when there were with their friends on the caribbean island of nevis. a man wielding a machete stole $1,000. unfortunately -- fortunately, no one was hurt. good news for apple lovers. the ipad3 8 becoming too a store closer than you think. they are poised to announce this will be on the first week of march. another source says at&t and verizon will have it on their new 4g network. apple, as typical, is not commenting. starbucks just opened the world's first "ski-thru" coffee shop. it they can keep their skis or board on while grabbing their capitated beverage of choice. although i would pass on the iced coffee and get something hot. >> i love it. >> grab something for the long lift ride up to the top. >> a little bit of a clearing in the clouds which is welcome. then into the thursday it looks like that could be back. here is the time lapse. this is not the case because of the thick clouds. that line you see on the left- hand side the window washers going up and down. you can see the clearing of the green and blue in the sky. the sunris

science and its amazing exactness selects the caribbean to receive "friendship seven" as it blazes into is "friendship seven." a real fireball outside. >> a fireball, the fiberglass surface of the heat shield is starting to moment and vaporize as a glowing electrically charged wake. the earth's atmosphere slows the capsule's descent. >> "friendship 7," coming down on ten. snorkels are open. chute is out and reached condition at 10,800 feet. beautiful chute. looks good. rate of descent has gone 4.2 feet per second. the chute looks very good. mercury recovery. this is "friendship seven." do you receive? >> "friendship seven," be advised, i have you officially -- >> roger, what is your estimate on recovery time? over. >> estimate pickup pact.w there we go. "friendship seven," hold you in the water. what's your condition, over. >> my condition okay. does the capsule look like it's okay? over. >> the capsule looks good from here. over. >> home to earth comes the voyager. transported now to the aircraft carrier "randolph" in 4 hours and 56 minutes, john glenn has streaked through three days a

it was ideally situated for shipping throughout the caribbean all of which was true but put guantanamo over the top, and its native slender, and fertile plains. a fatal disagreement between the navy and the army doomed the exploration. surprising absence of spanish troops from guantanamo to the british army never advanced. after 29 days, need is the absence of the enemy or the establishment of a secure camp in do is turn halves army camp, to move. vernon set off on the local country site on his own. he boarded a long boat and headed up to guantanamo river. he was delighted by what he found, exaggerated by his fear of losing it. i thought it the most beautiful prospect i ever saw. to go up a navigable river, all the way with lean trees on both sides appearing like a green fence. he crested a hill to come face-to-face with the west indies. and the river was the farthest navigable. occupied a rise along the river as beautiful a situation for a town as any with a fertile soil behind it. takes only a little imagination to wonder if that could have been the site of the original mount vernon.

the cruise line had arrived from curacao in the caribbean. ugs was in two separate rooms on the ship. one was registered to an australian man. the other to a man and woman from new zealand. >>> protecting his son and protecting his home. ultimately, it led to killing an intruder. an antioch father shot and killed an 18-year-old man who stormed his house. the shooting happened around 8:20, on the 4800 block of wexler peak way. the homeowner was watching tv with his 7-year-old son, when a man rang the doorbell. when no one answered the door, the intruder kicked down the front door. that's when the homeowner wrestled the intruder's gun away from him and shot him several times. 18-year-old jeremiah stovall died as he stumbled on to the front porch. tonight, the neighbors are defending the homeowner. >> you have to protect somebody that comes into your house. you have to do whatever necessary to get them out of your house. >> police arrested a woman believed to an accomplice. the house was randomly targeted. and the homeowner will not face charges.

there are hundreds based in europe and the caribbean. ey will be raking in millions but they're hard tore track because they're unregulated. betters beware, many are illegal. >>> the economy may be down but that hasn't stopped people from spending money on alcohol. the disstilled spirits council was up last year. people spent about $20 billion on just the high end spirits alone. so we don't know what they spent on the low end spirits. >>> coming up, the governor says help wants to close the loophole that's taking money away from the transportation needs. we have that and more on abc2 news at 6:00 with jamie costello, which starts right now. >>> there it is. it's on the 6:00 news. what do less have to say about this -- police have to say about this slug fest involving a police officer. >> an impasse is broken clearing the way for teachers to get bonuses. >> we start first with a developing story. baltimore county police have arrested four people they say were involved in a murder outside

it is the largest island in the caribbean, so a small island compared to a larger country, but the largest island is a population of 11 million. >> what do people do there? >> welcome it used to be in this is the irony of a system that makes it illegal, but it used to be a lot of sugar. productions of 8.5 million kilos. they're down to 1.5 million. at some point in the future cuba will start importing sugar, which is the epitome. nickel prices are down. pretty much raw materials. they have not manufactured come innovated. the incredible thing is before 1959, and there are things that were wrong with cuba and things that could've been done better, but before 1959 cuba could claim the first long-distance telephone call. the first international commercial flight. per-capita income was one of the largest in the hemisphere. it was a country with problems, but my goodness, it was really up-and-coming. today cuba has the per-capita income of the low was country in the hemisphere. >> columbus discovered a way back when, 1492, whatever it is. 400 years spanish-american war. then it 1902 they got th

if you take it from africa to the caribbean and to the experience of colonialism and neocolonialism andle today in today's world, the ones that can make a difference in terms of economic equity, in terms of justice, in terms of contributions are you

happened last thursday while justice breyer was vacationing with his wife and some friends in the caribbeanhe owns a house on the island of nevis in the west indies. according to a spokesman last thursday night about 9:00, a man with a machete broke in and stole about $1,000 in cash from justice breyer, his wife and their house guests. justice breyer who is 73 was not hurt and neither were any of the others. the man ran away. local authorities have no suspect. they say this was part of a string of recent robberies there the justices are no strangers to this kind of crime. in 2004, david souter on the court was mugged while jogging near his home here in washington. in 1996 ruth bader ginsburg's purse was snapped walking home from the kennedy center. >> pete williams, thanks. >>> president obama unveiled his budget for the upcoming here. this being an election year, the chances of a $3.8 trillion plan becoming law as-is are being judged at just about zero with the fight over taxes and spending grinding on as it has for the past three years or so. our political director chief white house corre

supreme court justice in the caribbean two weeks ago, officers say the man you see here broke in to steveniars home with a machete. he turned himself in sunday. police don't believe the justice was targeted. >>> announcement made by anonymous source that greece will get $170 billion in bailout money. that was made at a euro meeting yesterday. details are still being sorted out this morning, and with the bailout, they may need another rescue package coming next month with another bond issue due. violence been on the rise in the country since the financial crisis. this is going on in greece. >>> thailand, an arrest made in the botched bomb attacks. police named a 5th suspect who came in to the country on february 2nd and left on the 14th. hours before the triple blast occurred, the man was seen on cameras leaves the house where the

masked man armed with a machete robbed steven briar and his family while they were on vacation in the caribbean. he was inside his vacation house on the island of nemes. while he wasn't injured, the robber did get away with about 1,000 in cash. >>> a medical examiner testified in the yeardley love murder trial in charlottesville. george huguely of chevy chase, maryland has been charged with her murder. the defense says it was an accident. today the m.e. testified that love was brutzised from head to toe. he said it also appears she was smother smothered. the prosecution is key to the fact that huguely was angry, broke into her apartment and put a pillow over her head. >>> two people were arrested after still dangling from the bridge. hundreds of people rallied in the park to continue the free tibet demonstration. they opposed the visit of the vice president who meets with president obama tomorrow. >>> president obama is pushing an ambitious college to turn community colleges into trade centers. the budget the president sent to congress has an $8 billion proposal to help community colleges train

and then they headed west from morocco to the caribbean island of barbados when the vote capsized. they still had 520 miles to go. the men were experienced athletes pursuing a dream, but their last online posting described a struggle to grow at night against swells from every direction. after losing the vessel, the captain told me they drifted for 14 hours. then i tell me what struck you. >> the overwhelming feeling was relief. we had gone through a traumatic event. then the mother of crewmember simon brown says now she can relax. >> about 3:00 this morning, i just hope they had been picked up by a cargo ship. i had not slept since he left actually. >> the six are being taken to drop her. they tried to make history. they were lucky to survive. >> that makes me want to stay firmly at home, but continuing with the water theme, it took 5 miles a ski votes more than 140 people, and a whole lot of skills to pull off this next feet -- it was a world record attempt at the highest number of water skiers to be pulled behind one vote in australia. all of them remained upright for a full naut

officials say in all nearly 500 people fell ill with the stomach bug while cruising the caribbean. executives say both ships have been disinfected. >> turning to politics, the focus of the gop presidential race is in three states, colorado, minnesota and missouri, all holding contests tomorrow. mitt romney mitt romney a big win. he lashed out at president obama's policies but the president defended himself in a pre-super bowl interview. >> i deserve a second term but we're not done. we made progress and the key right now is make sure that we don't start turning in a new direction that could throw that progress off. >> at this point romney looking like the front-runner going into tomorrow's contest but his rivals insist the race is not over yet. >> a check of the markets for this monday morning we turn to courtney reagan live at cnbc headquarters with a preview. good morning. >> good morning to you. futures right now were lower as markets take a bit of a breather from last week's gains fueled by friday's better than expected jobs report. asia was up, europe is in the red as investors

he was robbed last week while vacationing in the caribbean. it happened when a man what machete surprised the justice wife and guests and the intruder got away with a thousand dollars in cash and thankfully no one was hurt. >>> well, there's a lot of shaking going on last night in northern california. >> stay with us. coming up, the latest on the earthquake that rocked parts of the golden state. >> that's it. >>> and new polls release show mitt romney has a new and real challenger for the gop presidential nomination. that battle romney could be facing also in his own home state. details when "good morning maryland" continues on this valentine's day. 3q at lysol, we discovered a problem. the more products we touch around the sink, the more dirt can spread around the kitchen, and the more germs we can spread on our hands. that's why we created the lysol no-touch kitchen system. one no-touch solution for sparkling dishes, plus clean surfaces, plus healthy hands. because our mission is a healthy home made simple. lysol. mission for health. >>> you

. >> steven briere robbed last week while in the caribbean on vacation. a man with a machete surprised him. he got away with about a thousand dollars this cash. nobody was hurt. >> we are learning more about the death of whitney houston. there were prescription drugs in the hotel room but they aren't say figure it had anything to do with the death. fans have been leaving flowers all day outside the hotel where her body was found. an autopsy was done and there were no indications of foul play or obvious signs of trauma. her family took her back to new jersey where a funeral is being planned. >> the case against jerry sandusky could go to trial in may and also the judge ruled to let him spend time with his grandchildren. he said he is relieved about the judge's decision. >> you know competing for a job is tough enough. now put in other resumes, stacked against yours, that may have a fake degree and fake employer. >> three women say they have seen it all and have had enoughful cheryl connor with more on how they are taking action. >> reporter: yeah. they turn

a masked man with a machete robbed him and his family while they vacationed in the caribbean. it happened inside his vacation home last thursday. no one was injured, but the robber did get away with about $1,000 in cash. >>> this morning there is a desperate call for the makers of a childhood cancer drug to step up production. the drug is called methotrexate and is designed to treat a type of leukemia known as all. doctors say with the drug they can cure about 90% of patients. right now there's only a two-week supply left in the country. this has patients and their persons very concerned. >> i can only hope that supplies last, and it's just not for my son. it's for, you know, the next family that walks through the doors this hospital also. >> officials blame the shortage to quality control problems at a plant in ohio. it shut down voluntarily. >>> we've been lucky so far, but flu season may have finally arrived. the centers for disease control says the first week of february showed a rise in the number of positive tests for the virus. up about 3% from the week before. until now

he travelled all through the states, he went to europe, and the caribbean. >> in the united negro improvement association. >> that is right. our history was taken away. your ancestors history is your foundation. he gave us that, an important man. my father loved marcus garvey, so he would have books from him, j rogers, others. >> you started with costco music, but you did not like it too much? >> no, it did not swing. i had a wonderful music teacher. she would hit my hand with a ruler when i was making a mistake. i was always making mistakes. but she gave me that foundation. after three years, she told my father, forget it, your son will never play piano. i have her picture in the book. she gave me the foundation of women at the time, having dignity and class. >> but your father would not give up? >> no, he got me another teacher. he taught me the classic tradition of piano and a few popular songs. that is how i started to learn the piano. >> you are playing music, and then world war ii. >> i was drafted in the army, spent three years in the army. even before then, we had small, local bands i

a man with a machete broke into home in the caribbean. they were inside at the time, was injured. suspect about $1,000 and on foot.scene a family and community are after a 21-year-old volunteer firefighter died during a fire call. whitacre was on the job father. just over the border in west virginia. we have more on this firefighting family. this really is heartbreaking. been a familyhas loved. his father,acre, grandfather have all been volunteers here. this entire community is in mourning. 21 and whitacre was just what he did best, serving his community. >> i wish this nightmare could just be over. >> he struggles with the sudden loss of his son. they had responded to a house fire are around 3:30 this over the line in west virginia. father and son, manning tanker 14, died at the wheel. they were going to get more water when they ran off of route 50. >> i lost control. that was it. >> he was killed. the fire house is in the morning. they are devastated. >> being a small community, it a big impact. workedary whitacre had until lumber business times got tough. so he gave his all to

really pad one, or the east coast, and some places in europe, and i know also the refinery in the caribbean that -- but there's some areas where refineries are being closed, but there are other refineries where capacity is being added. you know, our concerns, which we expressed in the preliminary report we released in december is really about the transition. there's a lot of petroleum products in the world. and there's some pretty, you know, demand trends as discussed are some sense moderating with fuel economy standards, with increased use of biofuels, which reduce the substitute away from petroleum-based products. but, you know, potential transportation, bottlenecks, logistical issues. you know, it's a challenging environment. and something that i've asked the people at eia to dig into a lot more deeply. >> mr. dewon, did you want to add a comment? >> yeah. i want to add structurally to understand what's happening here. in europe, we have declining demand which means the refining capacity they have is too big for the market they're serving. so everybody has to run a transition rate which

steven breyer and his wife were robbed at knife point thursday vacationing op nevis island in the caribbeane source tells fox that the robber had a machete. the breyers were not injured. you will not be happy to find out how much you have been paying to give your senator a haircut. that is later in the grapevine. up next, a close shave for israeli attention - americans living with limited mobility. what do you do when you can no longer get around like you used to? when you fear losing your independence? who do you call? call hoveround now, to see if you qualify for america's premier power chair. hi, i'm tom kruse, inventor and founder of hoveround. now you can do more, see more, enjoy life more. here's why hoveround makes it easier than any other power chair. hoveround is more maneuverable to get you through the tightest doors and hallways. more reliable. hoveround employees build your chair, deliver your chair, and will service your chair for as long as you own your chair. and most importantly, 9 out of 10 people got their hoveround for little or no cost. call now for your free dvd and inf

britain had in the caribbean. he also persuaded congress to begin a rearmament program, to begin rebuilding america's defenses, and luckily did not i wendell willkie, who did not oppose these measures or the peacetime draft that roosevelt helped initiate and get through congress as well. but ultimately, as the campaign progressed, willkie did make an attack on the president. he said the president is plotting and planning to send america into war. in other words, willkie wasn't an isolationist, but he was opposed to america getting involved in the war. as he saw the election slipping away from him, he did make the argument that you can't vote for roosevelt or you'll get into war. anyone know how roosevelt responded? >> did he pretty much promise that -- >> he absolutely promised, we're not going to get involved in the war. i'm not going to send american boys to die in an overseas war, establishing, not for the first time, but further ratifying a fundamental premise that every time it's 100% guaranteed that a preside

bbc news deep beneath the caribbean sea. >> beautiful but also a little bit eerie down there. w for a rare glimpse inside one mexican community. despite a history of persecution, menonites have established themselves around the world with their beliefs of nonviolence and simplicity but to the outside world their lifestyle often remains a mystery. now a photographer has helped lift the veil by capturing an intimate portrayal compiled in a new book. [speaking in spanish] >> in 2006, i visited a menonite community living in chihuahua, mexico and the first time i saw women menonites. there were some young women sitting under the shade of a tree. they didn't speak spanish or english but were dressed very elegantly. this had a big impact on me and made me curious about how these women lived. they don't go out much. they're disconnected from society. they don't watch television, they don't go to parties. they have a very reserved life. >> i started to get to know them slowly, the way one initially begins a friendship. as it went on, i was able to take the first portraits and photos. t