. >> reporter: santos is now living on her own, attending u dc, and plans to be a doctor. >> my dream is to graduate school and become a physician. >>> hope house opens its doors to all young adults who demonstrate that with guidance, they will be able to live independently. >> we simply sort of provide them the vehicle to identify what their goals are and get to the place where they want to be. to be able to be some part of that process and see them really flourish and sort of meet their challenges and overcome obstacles is a really amazing thing. >>> that was j. c. hayward. if you would like to see this story again and the other organizations that have been featured on hero central just go to j. c. hayward.com. >>> well the all girls school started by oprah winfrey is celebrating its very first graduating class. she was on the campus in south africa for commencement this weekend. >> i have never been more proud to know, to grow, and to call myself mom oprah to you girls. we are in the business of creating assets for girls, so they don't have to just use their bodies. they go out in

grief and rage followed and within hours, clouds gathered in dc at the intersection of 14th and u street. >> the anguish was was oh great the city was afire southeast, northeast, southeast and southwest. and i was on my first day on the radio on that particular event. >> crews didn't have the luxury of cell phones and gps technology. bill mold was one of the many firefighters called in to assist from neighboring counties. >>> steve was known throughout the city as being one of the best if not the best dispatcher. he had a voice that was kind of booming and a great calming voice. you knew you had somebody on the end of the radio who understood. >> reporter: by the at the same time the riots came to an end over 1000 buildings had been burned. but suder says those tragic days showed him, he found his niche in life. so he stuck with it for 51 years. >> today steve sudden soldier the director of one of the ten largest 911 centers in the country. i feel like these are the guys that were the unsung heroes of those few days when the city was ablizzard. >> i had never heard his story or anything

joining us u karen finney, msnbc analyst and david corn a political analyst and dc bureau chief for motheris it possible that newt gingrich, who on this very day 15 years ago was reprimanded as speaker, fined $300,000? has he managed to parlay an interview with his second wife where she made the most humiliating allegations against him? has he managed to turn this to his advantage? >> well, it's possible, i mean, who knows? may believe we'll see gingrich supporters for open marriages in florida. but i think there's two parts to this. seriously, there's two parts to this. number one, in a state like south carolina the idea of repenitence is potentially a very powerful, relatable kash t characteristics that may make voters say we've all sinned. that only counts if you believe he's really changed. his grandiose behavior suggests he hasn't changed. women voters, he still has a very big problem with women voters. while it may work for him in south carolina where the primary of the republican primary ele electorate are men, in a general election which goes to the broader answer of electability,

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towards dc is now diverted off at the louden county parkway there is a substantial delay backing up your commute no problems to report route 7 no trouble spots there, we see traffic making that us bumper to bumper traffic and trying to find another direction into work again 50 backed up for a mile or so headed in towards the louden county parkway. we will update the ride, 395, duke street lanes are open better than usual as you travel past landmark headed up to seminary road no problems on the outer loop making your way from 95 around the very gentleman avenue. that is a check of your -- georgia avenue, that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >> five months in still problems with dcs pay by phone parking meter system. one woman has receipts proving she got two $25 tickets, for meters that did not expire. with park mobile you don't get a receipt it is sent by e-mail or text on your phone. >> obviously they are not including in the tag number to see if park by phone has been used i think the district employees monitoring them may not be familiar with the system. >> v dot released a statement saying it could be a case of human error and will require more training to correc