it's a goal vance sharp knows well. of the sonoma sausage company, vance dabbled in the wine business a little before meeting mac. together, the two and six others came together to form the association of african-american vintners in the hopes of stimulating other minorities to investigate careers within the business. >> it's good being in it and being associated with others who have precisely the same thoughts that you have--although you have your independent thoughts, but there are certain things that we all wake up and think about. and that's good that--that's our bond. >> one of those inspired by the group's tight bond was daniel bryant. he joined the group early on and had a successful customized wine country tour operation called a color of grape. but it was at the urging of mac that he decided to step into the business of making wine as well. in 2004, he released his first vintage, and today, his wine is being served in 4-star restaurants all across sacramento, including the popular waterboy restaurant in midtown

it's a goal vance sharp knows well. owner of the sonoma sausage company, vance dabbled in the wine business a little before meeting mac. together, the two and 6 others came together to form the association of african-american vintners in the hopes of stimulating other minorities to investigate careers within the business. >> it's g@od being in it and ha--and being associated with others who have precisely the same thoughts that you have, although you have other--you have your independent thoughts. but there's certain things that we all wake up and think about, and--and that'q good that, uh-- that's our bond. >> one of those inspired by the group's tight bond was daniel bryant. he joined the group early on abd had a successful customized wine country tour operation called "a color of grape," but it was at the urging of mac that he decided to step into the business of making wine as well. in 2004, he released his first vintage, and today his wine is being served in 4-star restaurants all across sacramento, including the p

i said that on the air to jim vance. he said that's okay, but the best laugh in the world is joe gibbs. [ laughter ] he really enjoyed his time with you last year. >> i didn't get to laugh much as the coach, you know. i enjoy it now. >>> vance, i don't know if i deliver any beats beads, but i did deliver the laugh. >> it's not so much as a laugh, but a giggle. that's the best part of it all. thanks, dan. >>> all right. so can our region handle a half inch of snow, people? can we? >>> how's the forecast for the weekend? >> it's good, if you like winter weather. this is a good weekend to do some skiing, if you're thinking about heading to the ski slopes, they should be loving this weather. late flurries tomorrow, maybe even light snow. so, again, not a big snow. 34 for a high tomorrow, 41 on sunday, 36 on monday, and then another chance of some light snow once again, talking about a coating, maybe an inch next tuesday or wen day. and yet another system coming in on friday. looks warm enough that one may be a mix of rainous

. >> i just want to point out, we did reach out to the connecticut state police lieutenant paul vance, who is telling us this. on the record, on the cbs news report tonight, on this connection, alleged connection with norway, all of it is speculation, lieutenant vance says. there's no basis to the cbs story. we have not established a motive. it's inaccurate. i talked with cbs, told them we are dealing with a deceased shooter and trying to rebuild history. the cbs story is not accurate whatsoever. that's what he's saying on the record. he does say they're investigating all sorts of suggestions. they're looking at all sorts of potential motives right now. is it possible, james fox, that absorbing all this information, absorbing information about someone like brevic, for example, might actually lead someone to leave those fantasies in the realm of fantasy rather than act on them? >> not sure i understand what you're saying. by learning everything we can about him, would it satisfy someone? i doubt it. >> in other words, if someone was really obsessed with breivik and had a lot of fantasi

. >> and i'm jim vance. >>> police in prince george's county have arrested five men today for the murder of 15-year-old charles walker. he was shot and killed on monday afternoon, because the people after him wanted the shoes he was carrying in his bag. also today a second teenager shot in forestville last night has died. that makes seven teenagers killed in recent months. bureau chief tracee wilkins joins us from the headquarters with the interview of the mother of one of the murder victims. tracee? >> reporter: jim, this has been a hard week for the people who live here in prince george's county. three teens killed in this week alone, and now prince george's county police just announced one of these teen murder cases is now closed. swell so with a mother who is hoping that her son's case will be next. >> he was a good kid. he wouldn't hurt a soul. >> reporter: teresa williams is mourning the loss of her second born, aaron kidd. he was shot and killed yesterday, the sixth prince george's county teen to be killed this school year. williams says the last time she sauce her son was yesterd

i'm jim vance. >> and if you're heading out for dinner tonight, bring an umbrella. doug kammerer is tracking this storm. what now, doug? >> you'ring goods to need the coats. you can see the rain coming through, very light rain. it just came through the district, but this is the area back toward the west that we're watching, and this will continue to move on through. frederick county, this is rain, until you get to the higher elevations, there is some snow falling around camp david, back towards martins burg and winchester, we're seeing the rain. this is all making its way. and the umbrellas for sure, you will not need the snow shovels willw with this. only some of us are going to have any chance of accumulating snow. look at these numbers. 51 in washington, 37 in winchester, 43 in leesburg. leesburg has dropped 14 degrees in two hours. the cold air moving in right now. i'll show you what to expect this weekend. it's even colder, coming up. >> thanks, doug. >>> something incredible in russia. a meteor traveling thousands of miles an hour. they say it was 20 miles eve

. >>> connecticut state police spokesman lieutenant paul vance dismissed the cbs report call it inaccurate but cbs stands by the story as reported. >>> four new gun control laws passed in colorado are headed to the state senate including how many bullets a gun can hold and background checks for all guns sold even between private parties. the colorado bills are seen as text cases for national gun control laws being debated in washington. >>> we now know what caused that fire that cripple the carnival cruise ship triumph. it was a leak in a fuel oil return line. it hit a hot surface starting the fire that stranded more than 4,000 passengers off the coast of mexico last week. they didn't have power, working toilets for five days. the full investigation could take up to 6 months. >>> when u.s. airways and american merge they will have only one ceo that means american's ceo tom horton will be leaving. but he did okay. horton will serve as chairman of the new company for a year before he is out and when he goes he will get a $20 million severance package and he will also be able to fly for frees

in a statement, lieutenant paul vance said the unfortunate origin of unsubstantiated details of this case are both hurtful and many times inaccurate. but two officials who have been briefed on the investigation say connecticut officials have privately indicated they believe lanza was obsessed with breivik. it's also clear lanza was heavily involved with violent video games. a large collection of games was discovered in the search of his home. investigators believe in the months before the attack, lanza spent countless hours alone in a basement gaming room with the windows blacked out. we also know now that lanza had blacked out the windows of his bedroom. scott he was a young man who sought complete isolation and who died without explaining his actions. >> pelley: bob, thank you very much. oscar pistorius the preliminary runner who shot his girlfriend to death claims it wasn't murder. in a bail hearing today, pistorius said he couldn't even understand why he had been charged. pistorius is famous for running on prosthetic blades. he lost both legs as a child. emma hurd is following th

and on television normally then we will find that it is not a movie made that isn't to promote and vance money sequences in this specially in war invasion which since two thousand and one which i think is the greatness. of the tenets of system i have diagnosed with a cancer system way back in the public health journal beginning in one thousand new life and then one led to. two thousand and one and so for love and modes for health change if it is a constructive event and then metastasize the system so that it could override all the future rights we've just seen a continual under obama it could override especially all international law had we'll look at them in the supreme and i'm under a lot of bull cold war belligerent war. will. and absolutely it has metastasized out of control dominating everything else and just to wrap this up i mean to give some hope why how can we get back i mean how do we cure the cancer how do we get back to valuing life sequence instead of valuing money sequence here i mean is it too late. no it isn't too late we did it we mean that i think the key issue probably

vance practitioners pharmacists dentist did not know all the clinical manifestations of the disease or didn't pay attention. of those who can afford medical care it appears that many medical practitioners are not adequately trained in detecting the early signs of hiv or may simply choose not to treat such patients nobody worries about being positive with syphilis and or nobody even thinks twice about most herpes infections. but h.i.b. seems to carry a burden. that we just can't explain. this fear seems to be born not just the general public but among medical practitioners as well we had i had an opportunity to speak with some young physicians. just finishing a presidents and a group of them were talking with a meeting we were at recently and the us code is each of you being taught in your in your program and told them said to us you know when we're at the hospital do t. shirts and these are residents getting ready to go to become full fledged physicians visiting a little one of windows patients room to talk positive ok no clinicians clinicians with whom hiv has been a room overnight. a

vance will not be stopping talking about this game any time soon, either. >> the game gave everybodyailure. to come back and when it -- go ravens. long time coming. >> coming off of a high. we were up and down. the final seconds. [schurin >> a good feeling that everyone is in a good mood waking of this monday morning. as far as traffic is concerned, just one problem spot, eastbound 50 at the bay bridge. some police activity and possibly enclosures. 97 northbound, good in both directions. heading up toward the baltimore beltway. fort mchenry tunnel, not too terrible. traffic is a little heavier this time of morning but no delays just yet. a live look at the west side of beltway shows the same story. the live camera at liberty road. tony, over to you. >> the not think anybody is up yet. there will be a lot of the 24- hour bugs going around. weather-wise, nothing to concern yourself but this evening could be some light snow. seney skies to start the day, temperatures in the 20's. sometime after 5:00 i think a chance of light snow and a clippers storm comes in. an inch or was an accumula

let's bring in the funds portfolio manager, vice president at eaton vance.joining us. we've been hearing about the bond bubble for so long, goldman sachs says be prepared for a bond market explosion. bill gross saying that he's calling for a credit super nova. why is now a good time to start a bond fund? >> now is not the easiest time to start a bond fund, but it is a good time to start a multisector fund, one in which you're able to be flexible with the different fixed income sectors that you're focused on. clearly, rates are low and not sustainable here, and at some point when rates start rising, investors are going to want to have a lot of tools to navigate choppy markets. ashley: the challenge is finding the right bonds at the right price. what criteria do you use? how do you do that? >> you want good credit. it's a good time to be taking credit risk. you want to make sure the bond you own has very little sensitivity to interest rates, so that means looking at bonds that might have more equity-lick characteristics such as convertibles or floating rate ba

good evening, i'm jim vance. >> and i'm doreen gentzler. tonight a wet evening commute. rain is falling across our areas. some are seeing some snow sprinkled in. chief meteorologist doug kammerer is tracking the system. doug? >> we're seeing more and more snow making its way in here. in and around the metro area, it's been all rain. back towards leesburg, this is where we start to see a transition from rain to snow. northern portions of montgomery county, all now reporting snow either mixed in or beinging all snow, some of it coming down pretty good here. you see will most likely run into some snow, one you start reaching the higher elevations. so heads up on the roadways. it is just rain, but coming down pretty good. in some locations it is starting to mix with sleet and snow. and will continue to do so. as the rain/snow line moves, that line will move, too. by later this evening we're expecting it to become very close to the i-95 corridor. >>> something else we're watching, temperatures obviously critical. no problem here, but 34 in gaithersburg, down to the freezing m

i just want to thank jim vance, wendy reer and dan hellie for the beautiful gift. >> oh,s in the mail> it is in the mail. okay. >> yeah. >> any day now. it is coming. give him two more seconds. it is so cool. if you will be quiet it won't take that long. it is so cool at the parade in baltimore they are able to go from city hall to the stadium, short ride, you can even walk there. the baltimore ravens play in baltimore. that's very cool. we used to do that, too. the other thing is -- what was i going say? what was the other one? it had to do with -- oh, the distance the length of times, taking more than 12, isn't it? the -- since we have had a parade. >> been forever. >> awful long time. i was watching them today. broke my heart. we haven't had one in two decades. more than two decades. >> 21 years. i was telling you, let's just make this a big kumbaya. when i was at that time super bowl i was happy with the ravens fans and ravens. a cool moment. exciting to be there. watching this today, i was a little jealous. this isn't ours. >> not ours. >> this isn't ours. it was still fun to be

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discipline board chairman lieutenant tommy vance sits in the position of judge. >> how do you plead to not guilty? >> mr. hall pleads not guilty. >> any questions? >> yeah, richie, how many times have you been up for parole in the last 18 years? >> twice. >> what's happened each of those times? >> they continued me because of something i've done. >> why would you purposely try to ditch your parole? >> because i'm scared of getting out. >> you went before parole board before? >> yes. i've been locked up for so long that i'm conditioned to this environment. >> if you didn't want to make parole, can you say i don't want to go? >> i feel like i would be ostracized. other convicts are hoping for any kind of release. it's normal. >> is that it? >> yes, sir. >> guilty of the charge. of refusal, attempt to alter a drug screen. recommend five days. assess a fee of $25. court order fine. recommend a job drop. do you want to fill this in? >> yes. >> i don't feel the $25 is appropriate. >> i can suspend that. i will suspend the $25. >> and richie would like a little time to get his affairs in orde

. >> i'm jim vance. immigration is one of the most emotional and divisive topics in america.he first time in a

i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler. big news out of big bear, california. a former l.a.ice officer wanted for several murders is holed up inside of a cabin around 3:30 this afternoon a woman called police and said a man matching christopher dorner's description stole her vehicle. officers have -- detectives found the stolen vehicle and dorner ran into a cabin. officers have confirmed a couple was tied up in the cabin before the woman escaped a short time later there was a gunfire exchange between dorner and detectives. we are told two officers were injured and taken to the hospital. the los angeles police department is planning a news conference any moment now. we will monitor the situation.

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good evening, i'm jim vance. >>> i'm wendy rieger sitting in for dore reason. >>> everyone is gearing up for the biggest snowstorm in quite some time. some of the worst part is revere beach in massachusetts. the high wind causing havoc. snow already starting to fall this afternoon. people are being told to stay indoors tonight and stay off the here in our area, people in loudoun county saw a little bit of snow this morning. school started two hours late. parts of the country saw 2 to 3 inches of snow. it wasn't weather but a downed tree that caused 50,000 homes without power in prince yorjs county and the district today. a tree fell and substations went out. it wasn't just homes affected. let's go back to the beach, to boston. let's see what this monster storm it doing. here's jay gray. >> reporter: good evening from boston where the wind has picked up. the snow blowing sideways. these conditions are only expected to intensify through the evening here. salt and sand is being loaded into trucks in cities across the northeast. >> we have a 34,000 tons of salt over 600 pieces of equipmen

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they saad vances in medical treatment and body armor mean more soldiers are surviving injuries and returning and that's a good thing, but that their system has to catch up with the increasing numbers of folks who need help once they come back from war. they are trying to catch up, and they are failing worse and worse all the time. president obama mentioned veterans twice during his state of the union speech last week. his administration has made veterans a priority. first lady michelle obama, jill biden have made veterans and their families a very high profile priority. the president did not have to mention saddam hussein in the state of the union this year because osama bin laden is dead thanks to the navy s.e.a.l.s. the man who killed osama bin laden has some ideas about what the government can do to help men and women like him as they are coming home. he told members of congress who met with him in secret, they had to meet in secret, he can has a plan to help make things better. joining us the organization that coreported with esquire. he has spent seven years covering the war in iraq and

it also states that it add vances conservative values of "limited government and maximizing freedom."mes on. list, meg whitman who supported proposition 8 when she ran for governor of california. jon huntsman, he's the former utah governor who opposed same- sex marriage during his 2012 presidential bid. we've been talking about others. we did get a tweet from gavin newsom celebrating the fact that gop leaders are coming out in support of same-sex marriage. tori and dave? >> all right. thank you, pam. >>> nine minutes before 9:00. the u.s. military command in afghanistan announced a few hours ago that its report about a decline in taliban attacks last year was incorrect. they are calling the mistake a clerical error. the military is preparing to release the correct numbers which would show no drop in the number of attacks. former nba star dennis rodman is visiting north korea. this is new video of rodman and three members of the harlem globetrotters in pea upyang. they are -- pyongyang. he's known for outlandish behavior and north korea is one of the most regimented society on earth. n

these programs the vance peace and security around the world, which help -- advance peace and security around the world, which open markets to american manufacturers, fostering stable societies to save lives by fighting disease and hunger, defended the universal rights of all people, advance freedom and dignity, bringing people together, nations together. addressing problems that transcend the separation of motions, giving hope to a new generation in an interactive world of citizens. in all those things it costs us as scientists mentioned about one penny of every dollar that we invest. america, you will not find a better deal anywhere. i am particularly aware that in many ways the greatest challenge to america's foreign policy today is in the hands of our diplomats and policy makers in congress. it is often said we cannot be strong at home if we are not strong in the world. but in these days of the budget sequester, which everyone wants to avoid -- or most -- we cannot be strong in the world unless we are strong at home. my credibility as a diplomat, working to help other countries cre

whether it is how we vance revenue sharing to the state, whether it is how we put in place and export policy that is not only good for jobs but helps consumers keep prices low, at the same time working on our own balance of trade that is so incredibly important. what we are trying to establish is a new direction. as we talk about new directions, i am going to anticipate one of your questions, which is -- how does climate change fit into your discussion of energy in 2020? it has to be part and parcel of what we are talking about. as we see a change in our energy dynamic, there is also a very keen awareness about energy production and consumption that demands attention to the environmental aspect as well. so, we do not shy away from it, but you will not see a cap and trade proposal in here, or a suggestion that we need to impose a carbon tax, because that is designed to increase the costs. in my state of alaska, in a community like [indiscernible] a you come community on the river, they pay $6.90 for their diesel. that is how they heat their homes. when you suggest to them that the best

these programs the vance peace -- which advance peace and security around the world, which open markets to american manufacturers, fostering stable societies to save lives by fighting disease and hunger, defended the universal rights of all people, advance freedom and dignity, bringing people together, nations together. addressing problems that transcend the separation of motions, giving hope to a new generation in an interactive world of citizens. in all those things it costs us as scientists mentioned about one penny of every dollar that -- as i just mentioned, about one penny of every dollar that we invest. america, you will not find a better deal anywhere. i am particularly aware that in many ways the greatest challenge to america's foreign policy today is in the hands of our diplomats and policy makers in congress. it is often said we cannot be strong at home if we are not strong in the world. but in these days of the budget sequester, which everyone wants to avoid -- or most -- we cannot be strong in the world unless we are strong at home. my credibility as a diplomat, working to