>> tony is absolutely right.ed to take the focus off of ourselves and stop feeling sorry about ourselves. it's about serving humanity, about serving people. it's all about service. and we have just got to get out there. tony talked about earlier about retooling. it's about learning new skills. when i talked about finding an icon of empowerment, whether it's anthony robbins, whether it's someone like oprah winfrey, a school or university, you need to get in there and learn the new skills. then you've got to get out there and you've got to perform by serving. serving humanity. it isn't about me, it isn't about me making money or dollar amount, it's about protecting the people that i love, the people that i care about. if you follow that formula, you cannot fail. >> what i said earlier about bitterness and anger and resentment, self-pity is also a complete waste of time and energy. it's perfectly understandable. all of those emotions are just barriers to getting back on your feet, aren't they? >> that's correct. all

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. >> i'm tony perkins. we are broadcasting from our temporary fox 5 studios high atop the canadian embassy. it's a beautiful building and a beautiful view. we are blocks from where all the accident gets underway. we will bring it all to you live all morning long as we mentioned earlier. this is president obama's 4th oath of office. he took his third yesterday. we'll show you a little bit of that. >> chief justice john roberts administered the oath. the president has two swearing in ceremonies because inauguration day fell yesterday. he had two of the first time around because he and justice roberts flood their lines during the public ceremony. >> vice president joe biden was also sworn in yesterday morning just as he administered his oath at the naval observatory. >> today's oaths will take place just before the noon hour. there's plenty happening before then. we have crews all around town covering every facet of today's celebration from the swearing in to the crowds, to the parade to the pictures you are s

¿dónde está a toni? que se me había olvida'o deciroslo, toni, está en badajoz. ¿en badajoz?los narrando) un televisor como un barco de gran. una zenith, que hoy es una marca de la que nadie se acuerda pero que en 1972 era "el no va más", la "repera". era un armatoste brillantre, con dos canales, 28 pulgadas y un montón de botones que seguramente no servían para nada, pero que la convertían en el regalo más maravilloso de mi vida. en aquellos días en los que aún no existía ni el dvd, ni los teléfonos móviles, ni mucho menos los juegos electrónicos; aquel tremendo televisor era más de lo que podía desear un ser humano. pero lo que hizo de aquella "tele" algo único, fue el hecho de que había sido el regalo de mi abuela. comprado peseta a peseta con lo que le sobraba de aquella raquítica pensión que entonces se llamaban "los puntos". ♪ ¿conoces a toni? no. hola. hola. ¡la universidad o es libre y democrática e independiente del poder o no es nada. ♪ ¡marta! ♪ Ésta es marta. buenas tardes. ¿marta? tu amiga de la universidad? ♪ gracias a dios ya se ha ido el pesado del sereno. ¡ah

i'm joined by tony helprin in london he's a journalist for the times also in one. we are robert oulds he is director of the bruges group and in brussels we cross to you to go chat seamark cockies he is a liberal member of the european parliament and head of the german hellenic business association tony i'd like to go to you first in london it seems to me that the britons position in the european union is equivalent to how americans feel about gun control people get really excited about it here it's carry on playing politics is this just for his personal agenda and getting reelected in the thing more i think there's a great deal of that cameron's effectively offering voters a chance to decide on the e.u. membership after the next election and therefore they should vote for him at the election in order to get that chance so mr cameron is effectively trying to eliminate the threat posed by the u.k. independence party and push labor and liberal democrats into what he considers to be an unpopular position with voters of denying voters an opportunity to decide you future

as horrified neighbors look on, tony's roof tears away from his home. >> oh, my god! sounded like an explosion. >> it just kind of had a little ripple and then it was gone. literally, the sound made you feel like you were in "the wizard of oz" and you were going to be lifted straight out of this home. >> in two parts, the roof takes flight. one half decimates tony's tool shed, the other lands nearby in a neighbor's living room, causing extensive damage. the two-story, five-bedroom house is reduced to one compromised level. >> the walls were breathing. we just didn't know how much longer the downstairs would make it. even the floor structure was now in serious compromise and that at any time the drywall that was the ceiling could cave in on us. >> for several more hours the two families ride out the storm. >> the scariest moment during the hurricane was not thinking i was going to make it back to my house. >> finally, the devastating hurricane passes. tony and his neighbors carefully emerge from their homes to assess the damage. >> he's going to have it patched up by t

please robert please tony before we go to the break it was like you were dismissive. i think it's very difficult to be outside a club and be affected by its rules the rules will be imposed you don't have a choice whether to accept them or negotiate them they're presented to you and it's a singular call americans the collective weight of i don't know seventeen or eighteen. norway and switzerland do have to comply we know why don't you regulate your time today you will in a year law relating to energy no way actually does that they can do that if they wish and fortunately their political establishment support so your membership wants to go along with most things but when there is something of great importance they can actually veto. all right gentlemen i want to. we have to go i wish short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the u.k. in europe stay with r.t. . as usual. the only thing we want. is. technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. let me let me let me ask you a question. here on this netw

>>tony tony dandrades nos tiene los detalles desde nueva york.con la cobertura desde nueva york, con la espera del disco de draco. hoy nos concede una entrevista para hablarnos de música, de vida. >>un gusto verte. >>un placer tony. >>fue un placer vernos, nos reímos mucho. >>y como fueron seleccionados los temas? >>las canciones fue una cosa con el equipo , todos estaban envueltos de puerto rico, california, habían temas que decíamos, vamos a hacerlo con alejandro sanz, o ese está bueno con calle 13. >>recuerdo cuando nuestra compañera bárbara te entrevistó en utuado en tu casa, donde ricky martin iba a participar, qué tanto costó convencerlo >>él estaba ocupado con la obra, no sabiamos si iba a poder, pero fue rápida la confirmacion, y el video lo tenemos. >>y qué te curó del cáncer? >>es un cuento largo lo que paso, es una combinacion de la alimentación, esencial, el descanso, la medicina tradicional y la bendicion de tener un doctor tanto en texas como en puerto rico. hay un equipo bien importante de médicos en puerto rico y en los Ángeles. y

>> tony? >> think she's right.we had to read a whole bunch of stuff. >> you guys read your handbook. >> i'm say fdr. >> good job. >> i am very impressed. >> very impressed. >> 1937 was the first year it was held on january 20th. that also happened to be the rainiest go-round. it rained a record 1.77-inches on that day. it was very cold. temperature were in the 30s. everybody reported being quite miserable and the black and white film only adds to it. >> apart from the black and white, why does that video look better than the reagan video did? >> that is a good question. clearly, it wasn't raining the whole time because he had an open top in his convertible. >> they are is aing your exam. >> by the way, it was changed to january 20th after the 20th amendment to the united states constitution. >> tony is not going to get this one. >> okay. go ahead and read it. >> the first president to complete his inauguration with a parade was? >> i know this one. >> allison knows it. >> i know this one. was it thomas jefferson? >

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allison, tony?> lauren demarco, thank you, lauren. >>> yesterday we showed you dramatic video of firefighters fighting a blaze in chicago. they're not the only ones having trouble. these pictures show crews on the scene of a fire in massachusetts. rescue crews say the hydrants froze along with all the water sprayed on the flames. take a look at this picture. several firefighters were also coated in ice by the end. you can track the weathery where you live, share your photos and more with the fox 5 weather app. download it, search for d.c. weather in the app store. >>> new this morning, in the district police are investigating a homicide in northwest. a woman was found shot in the head on 5th and nicholson streets before 3:30 this morning. there's no word on a motive or suspects at this time. we will continue to bring you updates as we get them in. >>> a 17-year-old is recovering this morning after he was brutally attacked near the rhode island avenue metro station. the attack happened wednesday afte

tony and chris. tony, you're always tweeting about sports. who is going to win tonight?grew up in a catholic neighborhood, but i was a big pitt fan and i had to deal with all of these notre dame fans. so i grew up hating notre dame. roll tide! >> all right, roll tide. chris, you have a more sensible view. >> i thought he would say win one -- come on. i grew up in a catholic family watching notre dame football on saturdays was a part of the ritual, i think the notre dame line is going to be big enough and strong enough to battle with the "o" line from alabama and the linebackers are fantastic. i'm picking -- i'm going with the irish, baby. >> chris lehane, let me ask you since you clearly have deeper insights into notre dame than tony fratto does, what took them so long? from 1988 until now. they have one of the greatest brands in football. they do have the, you know, catholic schools all across the country who produce fabulous football players in other athletes revere notre dame. why did it take them so long to get back on top, chris? >> i think a couple of reasons. firs

> reporter: now, tony is readying for another mission. in time the destination is hollywood and targets an ascor, perhaps, for best picture. >> and -- . >> the whole increment of your life and have people respond to it. that is my little book. >> reporter: in knoxville, maryland, tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. >> good stuff. >> you saw that movie? >> i loved that movie. i thought it was unbelievable. >> all right. >> and i am excited he's in maryland. >> yeah. >> and that is cool. >>> and -- >> how about it, 57 degrees and briefly interrupted and temperatures that my not get as warm and that is a delightful, mild evening and a good chance to get out and about and to enjoy an evening story and we will likely see clouds increasing overnight and we will hold them until the afternoon and reagan national, up to 57 degrees and with tell uses, 53 and that is an average of 43 and another mild day one year ago. 49 degrees and that is where we are. monasses, fredericksburg 52 degrees and annapolis and leonardtown coming in at 45 and lots of warm air a

coming up in a couple of minutes "ask tony and tucker." tony is back with a few questions. football related, of course. >> i knew it. just for him. >> we've had a lot of football questions and we figure this week we might as well get them in. >> that's a good idea. >>> let's check in with julie right now. >>reporter: all right, you guys, we got troubles again this morning on thed of town. earlier the accident was inbound on the toll road before route 7 and that has cleared. this is eastbound 66 before you commit to the capitol beltway. the accident activity was tying up that left h.o.v. lane, plus the shoulder. now you can see the activity is still here along the left side of the road. heads up as you guys travel inbound this morning. again, it is the left lane that's going to be blocked, and, of course, the shoulder with fire and rescue units still on the scene. overall 66 is backing up through manassas and centreville, and, again, leaving fair oaks headed eastbound all the way in towards the capitol beltway. so a slow start on the west side of town. a crash on the eastbou

to oprah's favorite things giving is a holiday theme but this act stands out above the breast meat tony tolbert an entertainment lawyer from los angeles who is redefining what it means to give to those in need so you don't. bill gates or warren buffett or oprah you know that we can do it wherever we are with whatever we have been so for me you know i have a home that i can make available so just hooted tony make his home available to a local homeless family he founded a shelter for women and children that family will also now be whole again because an older son wasn't allowed to stay at the shelter because if he didn't and made the age requirement there and what about tony the fifty one year old is moving back in with his mom and dad all the homeless family he has never even met will live in his fully furnished home rent free for an entire year. the fact that he's giving up a beautiful home that he's working years to be able to afford is facing tony in the least he sees the reality in this country he acknowledges the fact that unemployment foreclosures and homelessness are on the rise a

have to solve the crisis on the european federal level and i think we'll hold onto that for a while tony what do you think about that is there agreement. well i would disagree with the release to both britain and ireland for example in scotland at the moment is not quite clear what this separate us what with relation to foreign policy and in particular the security policies that britain is associated with because as you may well know britain has its polarised fleet. in scotland itself and the majority of scottish people by tradition would be left wing and are certainly not you know party to the british foreign policy at the moment so there's a serious political issue there ok jose what do you think about this i mean where is the continent going is it going to get stronger and stronger because it looks like there's a lot of people are not very happy well the thing is where it is maybe on the lies for an hour but the point of view or for an answer at the top of you i mean for a normal there is nothing against the creation of a new nation states provided that a majority of folks relation wi

tony south out a shelter for homeless women and children called alexandria house.e found felicia dukes. >> here we are. >> reporter: felicia had been sharing this single room at the shelter with three of her children, but it was for kids only. her older son couldn't join them. so not only was the family homeless and broke but separated until, that is, last weekend, when the boxes arrived at felicia's new home, tony's old one, and shortly after the boxes her son showed up, too. >> hi! >> hello. >> reporter: with one gesture tony's house had become a stranger's real home. >> wow, that was lee cowen reporting. now tony broke down and cried when they asked him if his father is proud of him because his father is suffering from alzheimer's. however, the lessons he taught his son obviously could never be forgotten. >>> this is 9 news now. >> there's only 1 group to blame -- one group to blame for the continued suffering of these innocent victims, the house majority and their speaker, john boehner. >> 66 days after hurricane sandy hit the east coast new jersey's governor t

and fewer stories about people doing horrible things for the people that's a better world well said tony and i'll take the time to say thank you thank you for being a selfless human being thank you for being compassionate and for showing us what a good deed can look like in the face of a government that turns its back on us and a banking complex that locks up thousands of empty homes and throws away the key you will forever be an inspiration to me and i bet those two are watching too and that's why you tony tolbert are my hero today so do the hero was the villain while i think it's accurate to say that this next guy is the scourge of the holiday season and he's blaming his scrooge them on our favorite destruction the fiscal cliff so most people are thinking about the fact that this payroll tax has gone up for the majority of americans believe it or not there are some rich people in the world just be moaning about the fact that they'll no longer be able to write up any amount as a tax deductible charitable donation one such rich guy is every fleischer a former press secretary of george w.

tony and allison? >> sherri, a quick question, what should people do if they think they have the flu? >> reporter: first of all, stay home. don't go to work and spread this. and see your doctor. the cdc says in most cases people can get well at home and won't need any additional medical care. but there are groups of people, the children and the elderly who are most vulnerable, and if you see some of these emergency signs get to the hospital. things like shortness of breath, trouble breathing. if you have a child that is turning bluish or is not waking up or interacting with you. if there is some confusion. these are the types of signs to get to the hospital. the emergency rooms, remember, they are already maxed out. so you don't want to go there unless it is a true emergency. >> all right, sherri ly reporting. thank you. >>> well, if you are one of the many who rely on a sleeping aid at night, listen up. the fda has ordered the makers of drugs like ambien to cut the dose in half. they say it will prote

>>> thanks, tony. an update on rg3.only was robert griffin's lcl and acl worked on, but he also had a meniscus tear repaired as well. the nfl player's association may launch an investigation into the handling of his injuries. if they go forward, doctors will be brought in to see if the redskins followed the recommendations of the medical staff. the union has called for the redskins to improve conditions of the field, fed ex field. we saw even before the game started, it's like messy. the conditions. >> yeah. a lot of criticism about the field out there. >> all right. maybe something will get done. >>> inaugural changes. still ahead, the pastor set to give the benediction suddenly pulls out. why an old sermon is to blame. >> trapped for days, a group of killer whales surrounded by ice. how a canadian town helped to free them. we're going to see if they're completely out of the woods now. time now, 8:09. fox5 morning news back in a moment. >>> back now with new developments in the search for a family of killer whales trap

good morning. >> good morning, tony. a lot of back and forth over the fate of 31-year-old justin wolfe. much of it coming down to the wire. wolfe was convicted in 2001 and has been facing death penalty charges at one point for his part in arranging the murder of his marijuana supplier. it was overturned in 2001 by a judge who said prosecutors withheld crucial testimony. he was ordered retried. last week the judge ordered wolfe released by 5:00 p.m. yesterday. an hour before that, the court of appeals halted the order. this morning wolfe is in jail. his lawyers say they are optimistic. >> we would have preferred for it to not have been stayed, but we have every reason to be hopeful. we believe the order was correct and we're confident that that ultimately will be the decision of the court of appeals as well. >> the victim was shot outside his town house in virginia in 2001. the man convicted of pulling the trigger testified as part of a plea deal that wolfe paid him for the murder, but he's since changed the story several

i had my relationship with tony and i was seeing tony and so maybe the president was sort of lettingy. >> reporter: three weeks after the death of the kennedy baby, mimi and tony got engaged. and soon after, mimi says she and the president stopped being sexual partners. the last time she saw him was at the carlyle hotel in new york on november 15th. she says he gave her $300 as a wedding gift and promised to call when he returned from texas. seven days later, he was dead. >> president kennedy was assassinated today in a burst of gunfire in downtown dallas. >> reporter: mimi was with her fiance when they heard the news. >> i could hardly breathe. i was so, so -- in so much pain. here was tony who i was going to marry who i loved. there was the president who i had loved, who i had spent 18 months with. he was dead. the feelings were just explosive inside me. and then tony looked at me and he said, what? what? what is wrong with you? and then i told him. i told him the truth. >> reporter: what was his reaction? >> tony's reaction was emotionally violent. his response was so devastating

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another check of the insta- weather plus forecast with tony. first, and look at wall street this hour. this hour. >> we continue to follow the breaking news that ray lewis has announced his retirement. what that means for the ravens and the fans. a pizza delivery driver a salted. and sounds -- a salted. and shots rang out on new year's not uncovered -- uncommon. but one bullet may have struck a young girl in the head. that is all coming up tonight on "11 news at 5:00." now your maryland lottery pick 3 and pick 4 numbers. >> happy new year. it is time to play your pick 3 numbers. here we go. for starters we have a 2, followed by a 0. final number for the pick 3 game is -- that is a six as printed on the ball, making your pick 3 numbers 206. first, play ravens cash fantasy $25,000 weekly drawings. now drawing your pick 4 numbers. here we go. that is a2. the next number is a 6 as printed on the ball. followed by -- that is another6. recapping pick 4 numbers, 2660. let yourself play. >> tony pann is back to bring us up-to-date on the forecast, whic