the service continued uninterrupted. we were seated by security and asked to move on three separate occasions. security prevented me from seeing my daughter bobbi christina. he performed saturday night in connecticut. >> i'm going to dedicate this to my ex-wife, whitney houston, i love you. >> reporter: a fond farewell to a once-in-a-lifetime talent. >>> we'll start off with a check of radar. this system continuing to track further and further just south of the d.c. area. taking a closer look you can see the edge of the precipitation. most of it is not touching the ground. east of washington a little bit of precipitation coming down perhaps a few flakes mixing in with rain. temperatures well above freezing. i don't expect much in our immediate area as we go through the overnight hours. winter warnings. absolutely. for virginia and points well south of d.c. a winter weather advisory is up. this is through 1:00 tomorrow morning. things will stay clear. they are clear now. take a check at bwi marshall. 41 degrees. humidity

. >> the service continued uninterrupted, despite her ex- husband, left abruptly after just a few minutes. he was asked to move on three separate occasions. security prevented me from seeing my daughter. saturday night brown performed in connecticut where he saluted his former wife. >> want to give blessings to my ex-wife. >> a fond farewell to a once in a lifetime talent. >> still to come headline controversy. espn fires one of its workers over a controversial headline involving jeremy lin. >> and new details on elizabeth smart's wedding weekend. >> and why analysts say gas >> said there is no denying he has been a new york sensation. jeremy lin has grabbed a lot of headlines, but one headline got one espn worker fired. an anchor that used the derogatory phrase was suspended. espn has apologized. >> elizabeth smart is a married woman. her father says the couple had planned to marry this summer but moved up to avoid attracting too much media attention. she met her husband while doing missionary work in paris. 10 years ago, she was kidnapped in utah and held for nine months against we will

. >> the saturday service continued uninterrupted despite her husband, bobby brown, who left after a few moments. security prevented him from seeing his daughter. hours after the service, he performed in conn. >> a message to my wife, whitney houston. >> fans gathered outside remembering the icon. >> a celebration of a long life -- she is gone but she is never forgotten. she will always be on our hearts. >> whitney houston was 48 years old. the investigation into the cause of her death continues. >> thank you. a baltimore television station is reporting that a 13-year-old boy died after falling out of a car after drinking four loko. he was so sick he had to throw up. he opened the car door and fell out. he was hit and killed by an oncoming car. >> what a story there. we are learning more about the deadly avalanches in washington state. three men were killed when the avalanche swept the skiiers down an out-of-bounds path. a woman survived because of her pack -- >> elizabeth smart is on her moneymoon. they met doing missionary work. 10 years ago, smart was kidnapped in utah and held ag

. >> reporter: the service continued uninterrupted, despite houston's ex-husband bobby brown who leftbruptly after a few minutes. we were seated by security and then subsequently asked to move on three different occasions. security then prevented me from seeing my daughter bobbi kristina. saturday night, brown performed in connecticut where he saluted his former wife. >> i want do give blessing to my ex-wife, whitney houston. i love you. >> reporter: a final farewell to a once in a lifetime talent. ♪ i will always love you ♪ ♪ >> we will have much more about houston's sendoff on "gma" when pastor marvin winans joins us. >>> trooper allyson powell stopped the cruiser as close to the fireball as she could and found the driver unconscious to the wreckage. she dragged him 180 feet to safety. the driver is safe now. it caused structural damage to the road. >>> the fda is opening an investigation into a hot new way to get your caffeine kicks. it's called aeroshot around lets you inhale a 100-milligram shot of caffeine with each use. that's about a cup of coffee. the government will look int

. >> every hour ordeal, uninterrupted buddy trench outside his house. after an all-out rescue effort, the man was pulled out a lot. we are in brentwood and we will tell you how that happened. >> behind me is don't view drive. normally it's quiet but tonight is anything but. all of these emergency crews are just outside the 8-foot deep, 12 long and six-inch white trench. rescuers tell me man was detained while trying to uncover the sewer blockage. and blockage. and that's what he was followed by the earth. >> at 5:30 this evening to this report by the person trapped in the trench. >> when they arrived they found the man swallowed by the earth. >> they can't contest the picture around him when they started immediately time to stabilize the trench. >>> he was conscious, and complaining of links dot mac pane to his legs. >> crews quickly realized that trench crews were needed and that the team's rushing. >> the first target was to stabilize the trench. that was done by shoring up the side. >> every step was delivered and intentional. >> this was pretty slow

as the service was broadcast uninterrupted on the cable news channels. nbc's rehema ellis has more on whitney houston's emotional sendoff. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. the high spirited service lasted for almost four hours. whitney houston's only child, 18-year-old bobbi kristina and her mother cissy were joined by an invitation only family and friends to remember the high moments in houston's life and her unparalleled voice. ♪ with stevie wonder and a full choir, the church made a joyful noise. new hope baptist was filled with more than a thousand people, standing room only. they celebrated whitney houston's life in a gospel music revival. clive davis discovered her voice. >> you wait for a voice like that for a lifetime. you wait for a face like that, a smile like that, a presence like that for a lifetime. >> reporter: kevin costner was whitney's co-star in her first movie, "the bodyguard." >> the whitney i knew despite her success and worldwide fame wondered am i good enough, am i pretty enough, will they like me? it was the burden

. >> to continue his crime uninterrupted he targeted this carol county gun store located right next to busy train tracks. timed perfectly scott broke in to jcr. the owner of jc arms is a business he runs between shifts as a firefighter. >> it started a three-year nightmare that i couldn't wake up from. >> reporter: scott didn't just take silencer. he pilfered about 30 specialty high powered guns. a burglary so well executed police originally thought it looked like an inside job and considered -- >> it went downhill. it started with the loss of the inventory. then in the loss of the security. and i started looking at possibly the loss of my freedom. >> reporter: until agents get a tip he was selling the stolen guns out of the back of his car. scott seems to know the risk and explains it to the confidential informant who was wearing a wire. >> reporter: but atf can still trace them and did back to jc arms which leads to a warrant and evidence of a far darker crime spree. >> that led us from a gun store burglary to home invasions to murders to carjackings. >> reporter: in addition to the

. >>> and you can watch the live uninterrupted coverage of whitney houston's funeral on bounce tv and on our digital channel, 9.2 and comcast twan 207. you can see the service live also on our website, wusa9.com. it's scheduled to get underway at noon. >>> we are following breaking news now out of southeast washington, where there is a fire on the roof of anacostia high school. that's on 16th street southeast, heavy smoke there. this is a live picture right now from our towercam are in arlington. that school just finished undergoing a major renovation in november of last year. students were evacuated. we have a crew on the scene and we will get you more information. students were evacuated, we have a crew on the scene. and we'll get you more information as soon as possible. we will be right back. >>> welcome bam video from the memphis zoo. a monkey felt a little threatened! it tried to exhibit dominance by attacking a zoo visitor. and you can hear the little person crying there. there was a thick glass fortunately, and wow, that is some video! check it out one more time. >> great dism

we are fortunate that we got our votes done so we can be uninterrupted now before members might have to return to districts. each of the witnesses with statements will be evenntered i the record. i ask that you summarize in five minutes or less. we have the beautiful timing devices. when the light switches from green to yellow, you have one minute. when it switches to red, it signals the time has expired. we are not as precise as the supreme court is. if you had an opportunity to argue before the supreme court, when the red light comes on, you are to stop in mid sentence. we don't do that here. we would like you to try and follow that five minutes as much as possible. let me introduce the witnesses. mr. gary black. he is the commissioner of the georgia department of agriculture. he started with the georgia farm bureau. later served as coordinator as the state young farmer program. in addition, he served as president of the georgia agriculture business for 21 years and co- managing the georgia food industry. he earned his bachelor's from the university of georgia. the second witness i

flight times would be limited to 8 or 9 hours and pilots would have the opportunity for 8 hours of uninterrupted sleep during the rest periodch cargo pilots are not included in the new rules. american airlines is look to reduce its work -- looking to reduce the work force by cutting is a,000 jobs. other cost cutting moves is changing labor contract and reconstructing the debt. airline management is facing job cuts. >>> much more ahead, abc2 news to go is coming next. >>> we will see who is going a show up in court today. that's the big question for a man accused of scamming thousands of dollars from people in paving scheme. >> reporter: proposed changes for students in a baltimore county school. i am sherrie johnson. and i will have the latest on the changes. >>> and one what a maryland senator plans to do to improve therapies for the most deadly and chronic diseases lynette. >> so we have rain again this morning. when will the rain end and will we hit 70? i will have the details coming up. >>> on the drive out this morning, with the rain we have slepry conditions and getting reports of patchy f

a response to the anxious users officials to provide uninterrupted access to all of the cameras the overall bandwidth. russian networks will be increased by fifty percent. along with the shovel and welcome to the show thank you very much for being with us well let's start with the webcams which is is it really a process unprecedented in world history to have webcams inside the polling stations. perhaps not but big stones you know will be as you've said it two hundred thousands of webcams stations all over the country in each and every polling station and to have a network with two thousand webcams transmitting single tenuously doing unlimited number of uses it is unprecedented and the world history of very high technology just how detailed will be i mean the picture of what will be the quality of the cameras will be really allow the viewers to see some irregularities that may happen during that there were two cameras the each they could be in station. their proximate speed of transmission will be five hundred twelve but the second it's pretty high quality and a lower elevation but you may s

we are fortunate that we got our votes done so we can be uninterrupted now before members might have to return to districts. each of the witnesses written statements will be entered fwht record in their entirety. i ask each of you to summarize his testimony in five minutes or less. to help you stay within that, we have those beautiful timing devices next to you. when the light switches from green to yellow, you have one minute to conclude your testimony. when it switches to red, it signals the time has expired. we're not as difficult -- i wouldn't say difficult, we're not as precise as the supreme court is. if you had an opportunity to argue before the supreme court, you are instructed that

pilot -- pilots must have eight or nine hours of inter-- of uninterrupted sleep.a terrible crash in new york a few years ago. the pilots said that he had not slept in a while. >>> there was violence after a soccer match. we'll tell you about thele fallout -- about the fallout. >>> will it be six more weeks of winter? . >>> many shadows do i see, six more weeks of winter it must be! >> that's the predict shin from punxsutawney phil on this groundhog -- prediction from punxsutawney phil on this groundhog day. thousands of people braved the cold temperatures to see the famous groundhog. it's a tradition that dates back to the 1800s. that's why those gentlemen where those fancy outfits and hats. >>> however, new york has staten island chuck and this morning, the ground hug did not see his shadow. the event is a big deal in new york city with mayor michael bloomberg. he's handled chuck with heavy gloves. >>> 8:55. as many as 100 people may have just died when a ferry boat sank. an air charter service took these photos you are looking at right now. more than 200 survivo

and for everybody on the ground in syria will be allowing that process to go ahead relatively uninterruptedthe key thing will be not just the result of the referendum but the number of people who are allowed to take part in it being shown as a legitimate consultation of the people if there are bombs going off at polling stations then of course people here in london the foreign office here in london will turn around and so the result is illegitimate and that may well be the reason why the bombs are going off in the first class now we have seen tens of thousands of people demonstrating in support of president assad in damascus but their interests weren't represented at this friends of syria meeting in tunisia why do you think they're being sidelined by the international community when apparently fifty five percent of the syrian public still supports assad. well indeed whatever the precise percentages may be within syria one thing is very clear that there are differences of opinion and there are different interest groups just as there are in any country so when those interest groups come into

manipulate it, we can deform it so that it ends up just having a single hole surrounded by a single uninterrupted surface, just like a doughnut. however, it turns out that you can't turn a sphere into a torus without ripping its surface. so we're only interested in the surface of this. and i push down, i push down. and now the upper and lower sides are touching and the only way to get that hole is to, in fact, rip it. so now we have a pair of surfaces, a sphere and a torus. these surfaces may in fact appear the same to a creature who lived on them. each provides a different model for a two-dimensional universe. so what kind of universe does our game of asteroids live in? a universe in which little ships sail off one edge only to return on another? we know we're looking at a flat plane, because that's what a video game screen is. and we know we can glue the top and bottom edges together to create a cylinder for it to play on. but we can also put the game on a torus. again, the ship doesn't know it's on a torus. it just knows it's blasting asteroids out of its way. for us to play the game really we

but the service went on uninterrupted.akers offering words for cissy houston for the mother who lost the daughter and for bobbi kristina, the daughter who lost a mother. >> bobbi kristina, you, too, always be proud of your mother. she loved you so very much. she'll forever be looking after you. >> reporter: one very poignant moment came from kevin costner. >> so off you go whitney, off you go. escorted by an army of angels. your heavenly father, when you sing before him, don't you worry, you'll be good enough. ♪ and i will always love you >> reporter: what a tribute. now, today's burial will be a private, family-only invite. event. whitney's father john passed away in 2003. for time he served as her business manager. whitney houston will be laid to rest next to her dad. dan? >> linsey, thank you for your coverage of this story. >>> now to another big story this morning, a sex scandal involving a rising star in the republican party, a man who co-chaired mitt romney's campaign in arizona. he's a sheriff now dealing with alle

. >> reporter: the service continued uninterrupted despite houston's ex-husband, bobby brown, who leftuptly after just a few minutes. "we were seated by security and then subsequently asked to move on three separate occasions," he said. "security then prevented me from seeing my daughter, bobbi kristina." ♪ saturday night brown performed in connecticut, where he saluted his former wife. >> i want to give blessings to my ex-wife, whitney houston. i love you. >> reporter: a fond farewell to a once-in-a-lifetime talent. linsey davis, abc news, westfield, new jersey. >> i sat down saturday, watched the whole four-hour funeral. pretty remarkable. very moving at times ceremony. one thing, they created this beautiful program. and in it cissy houston, her mother, wrote a letter to her daughter and wrote, "i never told you that when you were born the holy spirit told me that you would not be with me long. and i thank god for the beautiful flower he allowed me to raise and cherish for 48 years." saying when she was born she had a premonition that whitney wouldn't have a long life. very interesti

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months that china's economy is faltering after the conditions that created 35 years of virtually uninterruptedwe're seeing capital flight at the rate of maybe $50 billion a month. and essentially this is a problem because the conditions that are there don't really help the communist party. you know, they're in a super cycle downwards now. >> is there a danger that if there is some faltering and if there is this problem of legitimacy, that they move toward a kind of nationalism and particularly blaming america. i was struck by hu jintao's recent essay in which he basically calls for and then executes a mass censorship of television shows and all of it is about preventing westernization of china, but this is the communist party that radically embraced westernization by which i mean market economics and things like that. now they're worried about it. >> i think much as americans might fear a superbly successful china, they have much, much more to fear from an unsuccessful china. all the things you can imagine happening internally and from the government at least in the short and medium term would

coming up, 15 minutes of uninterrupted news including a home invader shot and killed in antioch.ind out how this happened coming up in a live report. >> apple shares make history and removing people you don't like vain your pictures on "oh, it's flo." "and what do you do?" "oh, i sell insurance like no one else." "oh, that's nice." "thank you." now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> welcome back everyone. if you are planning on going out and looking for a love connection today or maybe afternoon delight, rendezvous as you like to put it, christina loren, delight in many fashions. talking about the forecast. >> love is blind in this particular case. good morning to you. jon kelley was doing the heart palpatations during the break. trying to calm down here still. 6:46 out there. justin bieber has moved. you can see from this live picture over the golden gate bridge, it's gorgeous out there. what a gorgeous way to kick off a tuesday. nonetheless a valentine's day tuesday so make sure you bundle those little ones up because of those clear conditions. we're running chilly. g

coming up, 15 minutes of uninterrupted news including a live report from oakland where police have an of interest in custody right now following a homicide overnight. >> dow down 49 points. >> a live look at alcatraz island this morning. sun coming up, beautiful shot out there. rain on the way. when and where, we'll check in with meteorologist christina loren. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur?] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that c help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a superhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >> welcome back everyone. a good monday morning to you. 6:44 now. time to check that forecast with meteorologist christina loren. hold off on washing the car. >> yeah. we've got changing weather in the forecast. but you know what, that's good news, we need all of the rain we can get. good morning t

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coming up, 15 minutes of uninterrupted news, including an update on the condition of a little girl shotil salon in vallejo. >>> cashing intysani. o 'll weta lin-sanity. we'll take a look in business news. l >>> welcome back, everyone. it is 6:44 right now. there were some sprinkles very early this morning. roads very wet but locks like we're dry the rest of the day. >>> we picked up the most moisture in the south bay so it is still a little slick from campbell, san jose, santa clara. but we are starting to dry out. take a look at this beautiful sunrise over the city by the bay. the sun is now out in full force and it's not only going to help to dry out those high waisz, it will warm up us quickly. a lot of sunshine. it is going to take a little while for this cold air to mix out, temperatures running on the cool side. by noon today we'll be in the mid 50s at the coast and inland so we're going to climb rapidly under full sunshine. as we head throughout the day today, temperatures will be on the mild side right at the coast but we'll be four or five degrees warmer than where we ended up

coming up, 15 minutes of uninterrupted news, including an overnight fire at a san jose deplud duplex. lost my train of thought. we'll take a look. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> welcome back, everyone. time is 6:46. meteorologist christina loren here to tell us what we should be bracing for outside. i have a feeling you might need an umbrella. >> yeah, it is one of those california weekends because of the rain that's coming through and the warm-up on the way you could comfortably hit the snow in sierra, nevada, including the beach. 70 degree weather on the way. if the cold wet start has you feeling a little bit gloomy, we'll warm you right back up in 72 hours. down in the south bay, we told you san jose you were next to get hit and yeah, we have some heavy downpours coming down through the city of san jose, campbell getting hit pretty hard. this will be the case for the next 15 minutes or so. it is not just the green we are dealing with this morning, it is the yellow and red, heavy downpours. we'll see more activity push onshore. as we head throughout the day today,

coming up, 16 minutes of uninterrupted news including welders who say they found major flaws in's gasg&e's gas pipel. hear what pg&e is saying. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> welcome back, everyone. 6:47 right now. we're talking about the fog, the low visibility this morning. >> yeah. not a way you want to start out a wednesday morning. but it's not too bad at this point, except for at the immediate coast. and through your east bay inland valleys. right now a live look at san francisco. we can dense fog drifting, but the sun making an appearance, and quickly burning off the top layer of that fog. clearing it from the top down. so we are going to see a pretty nice second half of the day. in fact, by about 10:00 a.m. today, mostly clear skies over the greater bay area. you can already see that blue setting up here above the city by the bay. you'll be able to comfortably hit the water later on today. but watch out for some very thick fog. especially inland this morning. talking about your visibilities dropping off in places like concord, na

coming up 15 minutes of uninterrupted news including the latest from the scene of a deadly crash in sannd out what firefighters think caused this crash next in a live report. >> people traveling over tasat prngkend we'll look as gic prices. allergy congestion? allegra-d d-congests, d-pressurizes so you can breathe. a fast, non-drowsy antihistamine plus a powerful decongestant. allegra-d. d-fense against allergy congestion. is made with sweet cream, canola oil and salt. just three natural ingredients. what's in your spread ? >> welcome back everyone. it's 6:44. one of those days where it's starting cold but the rest of the week we have to look forward to. you said 70s, maybe 80s this week? >> maybe 80s. i know. it's still winter. but hey, we're going to get through today first. a lot of you don't have to work today so the coolest day of the week stay indoors, enjoy what we have out there. as you head throughout the morning hours it's cold, it's going to be cold later on. by tomorrow up to 65 degrees inland. so, the climb is on as you head back to work for this abbreviated work week. 46 i

we do know that filing continued uninterrupted during the gulf war, and even for a couple of weeks after the invasion of 2003. the regime created its own terminology and expanded it over time. for example, the trusted one became the term for an informer. the bride of all revolution was the coup d'etat february 8, is the -- 1963, which catapulted the baath into power for the first time. celebrations and organization such as -- [inaudible] the organizing for party veterans which actually was nothing but an organization for retired senior baathists. let me start first with discussing the durability of the regime. there are many ways to interpret the durability of the regime. some argue that a dictatorship could not run by one man alone, however unrestricted his power is. there is a recognition that dictatorships flourish on wide complicity, fueled by idealism to fear, and that makes great sense of their durability. in iraq the baath party was one of three pillars of governance, together with the military and the bureaucracy. but it was more important than the other two. this differed from t

we'll be back with 15 minutes of uninterrupted news including how three states are getting closer toizing same-sex marriages and unions today. >>> we'll take aoo thma markets and why you don't want to be like mike. "oh, that's nice." "thank you." now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> welcome back, everyone, it is 6:46 right now. want to check in with mike because we're talking about what has now turned into a deadly accident on 880. >> we'll take folks to the south bay where we've been updating this. southbound 880 between coleman and the alameda exit itself. the off-ramp is closed at the alameda. perhaps some of the earlier reported debris may be actually involving this accident. we have a number of cars pulled to the shoulder and at least one or two lanes blocked. we have about a half dozen chp vehicles on scene and the coroner has also been called. i'm told about two hours until this investigation will be cleared. that will be a problem as folks do head out of the area as they're going down into san jose. we also have some slowing northbound 101 coming through the area

. >> reporter: the nearly four-hour service went uninterrupted even when houston's ex-husband bobby brownuptly left after the ceremony started. he leased a statement saying "we were seated by security and then subsequently asked to move on three different occasions. and then security then prevented me from seeing my daughter bobbi kristina." he was later on stage performing with new edition. >> i was to give blessings to my ex-wife, whitney houston. >> reporter: and while aretha franklin said leg spasms prevented her from performing, she wrote a column. "whitney was one of the brightest stars in our universe and she passed too soon. i'd like to caution other artists. one day the applause is going to die down. when that happens, you got to know who you are and what you're going to do." the burial just took yesterday and is already there's an auction that's going to take place next month, of the whitney houston dress and jewelry she wore in the movie "the bodyguard." josh. >> thank you. joining us now, pastor joe carter of the new hope baptist church which was, of course, whitney houston's