we can manufacture better blood those usedents, like in the aftermath of the accident.nuclear using breakthroughlgorithms we can model our planet's future climate. treat cancer, strokes, macular degeneration. in short, because of these innovators, our lives are held stronger,conomy is our future is brighter. today's honorees are also a achieved theiry most meaningful gains when they're optimistic in the face of skepticism and out -- and doubts. they were equipped with scientific reason to believe in their own theories and they were not afraid to fail once in a while. eventuallyd that they could crack open some mystery that had not been solved and the world we catch up. so one month after neil armstrong landed on the moon, elliott came to the united states from israel to study. this eventually led him to the development ofe glass storage technology. today, his technology is in the -- is in millions of mobile devices. our lives would be different -- malia livesand sasha's ma --lia and sasha's lives would not be the same. [laughter] we could not have done it anywhere else in the world. mar stumbled

back in the 80s at dolores park they useded to have a place kids could play and people to guide them.in the mission district, by valencia, it used to be a place that the kids would do their homework and after their homework, they would go and play and now there is no one in the park that can do that. there used to be a person that could talk to them and explain to them and guide them the right way, and on the right track. >> thank you. >> that they don't have to be involved with drug and alcohol. i request and ask that you please put people in the parks. thank you [ applause ]. >> thank you. >> hello my name is theresa and i'm a youth coordinator. our experience has been that as an environmental justice organization in the mission, when i first started working there at 15 years ago we had less than 1% of the paragraphs parks and highest number of kids in the neighborhood. i'm very blessed and honored to have these kids stand and we're going to keep coming until the changes are done. we built the park with a lot of community members and i think it was a really big victory, but then at

we're all useded to this here but it's still dangerous. it is cold and we'll send it back to you for now, norah. >> all right thank you. and good luck to you. that lake-effect snow is a problem throughout the region. we're in kalamazoo, michigan another city covered in white. >> reporter: good morning to our viewers in the west. here in kalamazoo the snow is still falling. another four to six inches are expected by the end of the day. blinding driving snow fell along the eastern shores of lake michigan overnight at a rate of more than an inch an hour. but they're used to that weather here in kalamazoo, even if winter is still a month away. these marathon runners kept their pace. >> why in this cold weather? >> training never ends. >> some people may say, you're crazy for doing this. >> yeah, yeah i think so. >> crews were out treating roadways trying to clear a path for morning commuters. but because it's only november snow operations are not at full capacity. and that's affecting the conditions of the roads and taxing their staff. >> moth

today a prominent rabbi usedism is back in a courtroom. he served at kesher israel for 25 years. he is also a professor. he is accused of taping women in a ceremonial changing room. he has been suspended from both jobs. >>> d.c. police arrested edward blanco. edgar blanco stabbed salvador in the columbia heights neighborhood. the atck happened two weeks ago. blanco was charged with first degree murder. >>> today mayor vincent gray and fire chief eugene jones will unveil new fire trucks. they will introduce the latest paramedics recruits. the department has been plagued by a number of reports of equipment failures and staff shortages. mayor gray has made a commitment in recent months to reinforcing the department resources. >>> the committee of 100 on the federal city say it can cause safety and pollution problems. this is the protesting here. the tunnel expansion was approved last week. >>> a meeting today to discuss a big high-speed rail project running through northern virginia. the proposal has the train running for 115 miles from d.c. to charlotte, north carolina. at the meet

. >> video courtrooms are useded for new arrestes and current inmates have to bond hearings without havingns in for his hearing, he's greeted by a familiar face from john's island. >> man, i was doing good, man. >> carlton solomon, we lived two doors apart. his grandmother is like everybody's aunt in the neighborhood. used to always go over to their house. especially summertime. nicest person in the world. comes from an awesome family. >> she's like family to me, too. she knows all my family. she's cool with all my family. i got love for her. >> i remember when he was born. i remember him small as a young boy. he wasn't a bad child. he threw his life away. he pretty much is condemned himself. he's going to be here for a while. he's going to be here for quite a while. >> murder, kidnapping, burglary, all type of [ bleep ]. >> you ain't getting no bond. >> [ bleep ], no. >> solomon is accused of murder and other crime ls related to a home invasion robbery on john's island. if found guilty, he could face the death penalty. >> all right. carl on the solomon. any family members? >> yes, sir. >>

protesters have been gathering yesterday, night and usede and protesters batons against the protesters. you can say the police are trying to make sure the protesters stay away from the government offices. they are pushing your testers back very quickly this morning. >> ok. thank you. we are going to get you to a safer position. the police have started using pepper spray and are yelling commands. these are live pictures we're showing you right now where the protesters have been throwing things at the police. they returned and fired pepper spray at protesters. withsters are armed .ardhats and gas masks whatever they have on hand. some are peaceful and others are white angry and throwing eggs. -- things. that is what our reporter captured on camera. these are the live scenes right now. police are clearing protesters on the road near government offices. tents are being overturned and their are a lot of scuffles breaking out. we're trying to get her to save her grounds and get more to you the police are starting to clear protesters. this is admiralty. this is one of the last flanks of occup