vincent asaro faces life in prison, the others, 20 years behind bars. brian? >> incredible story to come roaring back after all these years. kate snow, thanks as always. >>> in the state of new jersey, new developments tonight in the investigation of those lane closures on the george washington bridge, including governor chris christie's office. for the first time, the u.s. attorney in new jersey has issued subpoenas for documents to christie's reelection committee and the state gop. the new jersey legislature is conducting its own parallel investigation. for his part tonight, governor christie tonight is responding to an issue that has been festering for years right there in the shadow of new jersey's state house. a high school in such disrepair would make any parent in the country wonder about sending their child there. nbc news started looking at conditions at trenton high school about two months ago. the word got out in the community and the local newspaper and now it appears that after so many years of neglect there could be finally a solution. our exclus

it was the vincent gray campaign. >> here they are, former deputy treasurer for the vincent gray campaign, he pled guilty to steering money for a friend's mayoral candidate, brown, trying to cover up those payments. howard brooks lied to the fbi about payments he and others made to brown in the campaign. then there's vernon hawkins, close friend to the mayor, a field operations manager, also made false statements to investigators. he didn't reveal that he helped somebody get out of town during the investigation. then there's jeanne clark harris. she pled guilty to making straw contributions to the campaign using funds reportedly supplied by one jeffrey thompson, a prominent dc businessman and city contractor. thompson, still at the center of the campaign investigation, and has not been charged. >> but these are people you knew, that you've known for years, i mean, that have pled guilty to felonies now. help us understand how that could happen. have you talked to them? how could it have gone on and you not know about it? that's one of the questions we were asking. >> nobody knew about it,

a ride on the streetcar with mayor vincent gray as the race to the mayor of the district heats up. -- the weekend may bring a slight warm-up. >> vincent gray is getting a closer look at the streetcar project. d.c. bureau chief sam ford joins us to explain this race to the mayor. talked to mayor gray about the new streetcars, which he says should begin in service in the next couple of months. >> workers were testing the streetcar today for the first time with vincent gray aboard. >> there are places where you could buy clothes. with theis hope restaurants and bars opening, this will encourage people to come here. >> it adds a dimension to our city. this have gonee with some resentment. residents are asking where is progress.ect -- >> the best thing -- the best way you win is by getting things done. >> more leaders voted for councilwoman bowser. polls inere straw 2010. we did when the first one. >> with the federal probe continuing, he expresses confidence he can win. projects like this are just the beginning. >> what we're trying to do is support our sustainability plan. eventually thi

so i don't take that on my own shoulders, vincent. and that was a kind of burden off of my shoulders because i, too, knew that this is what martin wanted, needed to say. and with all the people who said , if he was willing , then itagainst them was a privilege for me to go with him. tavis: despite the negative repercussions that followed his "beyond vietnam" speech, he never receded from his --viction that america had us present, now let us rededicate ourselves to the long endeavor but you. struggle.tiful some say the struggle is too hard. a commitment to their cause, whatever cause. the choice is ours. though we may prefer it otherwise, we must choose in is crucial moment of human history. tavis: dr. king's opposition to the vietnam war was not the only controversial aspect of the last year of his life and at the time of his assassination, he had traveled to memphis to support striking sanitation workers. one can only imagine how he would address our current reality where one in four children live in poverty today and more than 45 mi

and two of vincent van gogh cost most famous paintings are reunited. twothe first time, these shining sunflowers are together again. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. today, a series of bomb attacks in cairo killed six people and wounded 100 more. among the targets, police headquarters. supporters of the army general who seized power last year has blamed the muslim brotherhood and its leader, bahamas morsi, for the attack, but they deny any involvement -- mohamed morsi, for the attack, but they deny any involvement. >> pickups arrive outside the police station. the driver switches quickly to a getaway car, and about two minutes later, this, the first bomb of the day. the massive blast produced panic on the street. at headquarters, a desperate search in the rubble and a rush to help survivors. islamist insurgents have been carrying out attacks since president mohamed morsi was ousted last july. but this was the most significant strike so far in the capital. journalistlocal reasoning for friends and colleagues.

of those vincent asaro is the only one directly linked to the airport theft. lufthansa cargo agent was the only man ever charged until now. federal prosecutors are not saying why he think they can tie vincent asaro to the crime now. >> he goes all the way back. >> author and reporter thinks somebody with inside knowledge has been talking. >> it's a surprise that he's still alive. most of the people involved in the case either were killed, bumped off, knocked of off or died of death. he's one of the last survivors. longevity in the long run. >> vincent asaro entered a not guilty plea in federal court in brooklyn. he plans to fight the charges. the man believed to be the master find goodnight the robbery. james burke or jimmy the gent died years ago, serving a life sentence for an unrelated murder at the time. >> allen schauffler. thank you. hours from now, syria peace talks are set to begin in geneva. a u.n. mediator will open the tacks with representatives from the government and the opposition. that's according to two western officials. after the opening addr

i can't apologize for what other people did, but it was the vincent gray campaign.tells us he does not want to leave office under a cloud. he's going to officially announce his campaign on saturday and will continue to maintain that when he talks to the crowd. he says there have been a few missteps but no corruption since he took office. coming up on wusa9 at 5:00 a.m., you'll hear more of our exclusive interview with mayor vincent gray. >>> new this morning at 4:30, police in brandywine, maryland are trying to figure out what led to an overnight fatal shooting. officers responded to a call around 1:30 last night. when they arrived on the scene in the 18700 block of croom road, they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. he was later pronounced dead. right now they're working to establish a suspect in the case. >>> a sad morning for a family in gaithersburg after a 4-year- old boy dies in a fire that engulfed a portion of a gaithersburg apartment complex. two men were also burned in the fire. one of them is suffering life threatening injuries from this. two oth

funded but there's no charge but donations of bombs and change conceded one of the manager to st vincent's hospital and with that salary paid by the agency and in line with dan and pay rates and then also the current group chief executive and ending paid entirely from private funding and that would end the situation we have the seal being paid by both and private sector in terms of governance is complicated because enter a pension rights to and current agency funded salaries. so who would pay the pensions of future if that was an arrangement so if ever a complicated issue another suggestion is for to pay off of certain stuff concern but her contract when the conditions there. this then it goes before the heat at the end i think of any idea and how wet dispose rid of the law twice they might beat what's with these she will choose their representatives of group will meet again the agency to put their response as for the st vincent group will appear before the accounts committee on thursday so the aim is to have the resolution by then and agencies due to meet author section thirty eight agenc

. >> vincent del judas has known his cell mate, john martinez, since childhood. >> we grew up from sincee high, went to elementary together, juvenile hall together. now we're here. we know it's kind of crazy, because we're going to see each other in the pen. >> they grew up in a part of oakland known as murder dubs, because of its history of drug trafficking and gang violence. now both face charges that reflect the neighborhood's nickname. martinez is accused of murder and four counts of attempted murder, to which he's pled not guilty. in an unrelated case, del judas is also charged with four counts of attempted murder. he too has pled not guilty. >> right now i've been down for two and a half years. but i'm not taking no double digit, you know. i'm trying to get them down to the lowest number they can. if it's possible. but if not, i'll go to try. to me, it's nothing. >> though both men say they are innocent of their latest charges, they admit that crime has long been a part of their lives. >> i was running the street at 7 years old, breaking into the cars, already doing hell of [ bleep

attorney for the district is preparing to move on a major figure in that probe of mayor vincent gray's

. >> the bus is called a vincent, i was writing a song vincent rolls and it is about that.hat it is like to drive around. ♪ . >> at the end of the year, they are stopping production of the v.w. bus in brazil. and it has -- they stopped producing it elsewhere, in germany, and mexico, south africa, they have all stopped producing because of the same reason, they are pretty much an unsafe vehicle. there's no crumple zone, the engine is in the back, there's no room for air balls. your knees are sort of the first line of defense in a front impact. it is a sad thing to me, it is definitely a nos tajik sort of event, but at the same time, safety standards need to be in place. >> some little part of my heart that is sad that they are finally going to shut the last factory down. now we are anticar collectors. and they are just like getting crazy valuable. is it is sad because hippies can't buy hippy cars any more. >> vincent rides. >> no, i don't ever plan on selling it. if anything i would give it away. it isn't about selling it for money, it is about giving it a good home. i just

vincent sorrow identified as one of the leaders of the bin on the game was charged with the theft of five million us dollars in cash and one million us dollars in jewelry from the lufthansa terminal at the time it was the biggest cash heist ever in the united states. a sheaf of documents used by prosecutors at the nuremberg trials to help convict top nazis is being put on display in berlin an interruption in israel on the twenty ninth of january the nuremberg trials were the first time a terrific acts and the nazis against the and the scope of the holocaust came to light what we do know is that a few months ago. i feel like it. philippines was in the one punjab. israel is the new hymn called him over his head. come on along with this kind of stuff too like his old documents are things in germany. they have swastika is on then you probably like this is the kind of stuff tonight. q do you think to realize that this is of interest by employing boy it's good to be home. and when he started to comb investigating going to a stop exploring it. she realized what he can according to iran rice

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mayor vincent mayor gray's job today. saying he will not be let off the hook for the cheating and the legalities that took place in the mayor's 2010 campaign. the mayor made that apology yesterday during an exclusive interview with our bruce johnson. today some of their challengers weighed in on the campaign and the controversy. >> i didn't do anything. you know at the same time i want to apologize to people about the campaign. >> and it is an apology yesterday. mayor vincent gray is hoping to put the irregularities, the legalities of the 2010 campaign behind him. >> you look at the commitment to education and we just got test scores that said we have the most improvement of any state. >> four of his campaign staffers are now awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty to campaign-related felonies, which mayor gray said he knew nothing about. >> nobody knew about it, bruce. i mean i've talked to people in my campaign. my campaign manager, you know, who was there. >> reporter: prosecutors have never accused the mayor of wron

at the front of the pack, 78-year-old vincent asaro accused of helping carry out the heist. authorities have always believed the late jimmy burke was the mastermind behind the heist. robert de niro in the film version. >> never rat on your friends. and always keep your mouth shut. >> last summer the fbi found human remains buried in burke's basement. >> more to come from that. if you need more signs that democratic party is lining up behind team hillary, just follow the money. one arm of the operation that helped elect president obama is now pro hillary clinton. priorities usa action will now begin raising money for her potential white house run and will be co-chaired by jim mu seen yachlt their expanding hillary land to the entire planet on the latest cover. get a good look at this thing. yep. drink it in. but as it looks like some democrats prepared to anoint their nominee, republicans want to change the rules of how they elect their own. the rnc is ready to compress the primary schedule in an attempt to avoid another dirty nomination process and allow the nominee more tim

mayor vincent gray's 2010 campaign tell wusa9 the u.s.attorney is prepared to file charges against a major figure in the probe. >> reporter: i'm peggy fox in leesburg where ere's an effort underway to remove sterling supervisor eugene delgotiio from office. >> and the day after cities in the deep south are still crippled from a winter storm that stranded thousands of drivers. >>> but let's begin with that breaking news news we told you. about wusa9 has learned the u.s. attorney for the district is preparing to move on a major figure in the campaign of mayor gray's 2010 campaign. >> this probe could be winding down. the u.s. attorney is prepared to bring charges in the next few days or sometime next week at the latest. wusa9 has learned that u.s. attorney ron meacham has been meeting personally with brendan sullivan, the attorney for a key figure in the 2010 campaign probe. according to sources close to the investigation, the two have been trying to work out a plea agreement for businessman jeffrey thompson, the reported figure who funded

i doubt it. >> vincent said, it's kids that get too much too soon.'re entitled to do whatever they want. this kid is a follower, not a leader. and thanks to everyone who responded. "fox & friends" starts right now. have a great weekend. >>> good morning. it's friday, january 24th, 2014. days after she was busted for lying about her life story, wendy davis's supporters caught mocking her republican opponent. >> he doesn't speak very well. he doesn't have a good personality. and he's in a wheelchair. >> well, greg abbott's response is coming your way. >>> meanwhile, joe biden says obamacare is here to stay. >> we will not go back. we will not go back. america has turned a page. >> because it's a big deal.

the cold temperatures are sticking around and some 5000 people do not have gas to keep going.omes vincent gray wants to invest $150 million for a new stadium and the team would spend at least that much to spend a new stadium in southwest. residents oppose the idea believe the city should spend that money elsewhere. we are following developing news out of alexandria. has sent atght fire least one person to the hospital. we have a crew on the scene. we will get a report. sceneefighters are on the of a blaze that sent one person and several animals to the hospital. >> trying to get back to normal after an unthinkable tragedy. what is in store today at the columbia mall. largestf the country's corruption trial getting under way. good morning, washington. >> live from the abc 7 broadcast center, this is "good morning washington," on your side. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- good monday morning, washington. >> happy to have our familiar face back with us today. heads up for frederick county virginia parents and schools. virgiderick county,

. >> vincent gray joint civil right leaders in a wreath laying at the king memorial. election in two counties will tilt the balance of power for all of virginia. >> new terror concerns ahead of the live bigs and russia that puts u.s. warships on alert. >> a violent >> antigovernment protests have turned violent in ukraine. thousands took to the streets in opposition to allow public protests. police faced off with people throwing molotov cocktails. >> in sochi, russia, safety concerns are growing. security forces and u.s. counterterrorism forces believe the several female terrorists may already be in the area. on sunday, a video surfaced showing the two men responsible for last month's suicide bombings in russia. the men promised more attacks during the games. the state department issued a travel alert for americans and the pentagon will have ships and aircraft on standby. >> the balance of power in virginia changes on a special election. >> doug hill tells us what to expect with the winter storm headed our way. >> the wizards and the 76ers played. the redskins get ano

graya gray -- vincent apologized to the family. >> i do not know what to say. i did the best i could speaking with them. the first thing i did was apologize for what appeared to be dereliction, in this case. forecil mills had worked the district government 47 years before his death on saturday. >> hours after delivering the state of the union, president obama is on the road to pitch his ideas about reducing the income gap. his first stop was in prince george's county. scott thuman is outside of the capital tonight. scott. mentioned, itu has become a tradition for the president the day after the state of the union to hit the and expand on some key points from his speech. today it was all about boosting hourly pay and new ways to save. those plans are not without critics. well outside this costco, cries for higher minimum wage, inside promises to push for a three dollar hike. >> i am choosing this to be a year of action. because too many americans are working harder than ever just to less get ahead. >> it helps when there is more money in the pockets of workers.

of those, vincent is the only one directly linked to the airport theft.he cargo agent was the only man ever charged until now. >> federal prosecutors aren't saying why they think they can tie him to the sensational crime now. yeah it is a surprise that they are still alive. they were kilted, knocked off or dies of natural deaths. james jimmy the gent, dies in prison, several years ago, many years ago. he was behind bars on a completely unrelated murder. and tony, there's a lot more in here. these indictments the charges arranged from something that happened last summer, all the way back to a murder committed in 1969. >> all right, appreciate it. am necessarysy international says human rights and liberties are even harder to find three years after egypt's popular revolution. noters have passed raws to make it easier to silence critics. two have had their detention extended by 15 more days producer and correspondent have already been detained for 26 days. they are accused of spreading laws harmful to state security. al jazeera says are totally unfounded. ce

vincent gray is not getting a lot of public support. he wants to help finance a new soccer stadium for d.c. united. the city would invest $150 million in the team and they would spend at least that much to build a new stadium. showswashington post poll nearly 60% of residents oppose the idea and believe the city should spend that money elsewhere. speaking of money, gas prices are falling again. one survey shows the price of cents overdown 3.5 the past few weeks. in the district, gas is averaging $3.55. virginia has the cheapest in the region once again. prepares hisma second term agenda in tuesday's state of the union address. coming up, what his advisers say he will do. plus, getting the flu shot. who would actually volunteer? >> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. >> a maryland lawmaker wants to make sure that slow driversta s in their lane, the right lane, that is. state delegate patrick hogan is sponsoring a bill called the road rage reduction act of 2014. it would order the state highway administration to post signs

for business man, jeffrey thompson the reported figure who funded an off the books campaign for vincente grey for mayor in 2010. >>> in 2010 the campaign was compromised by back room deals, secret payments and flood of unreported cash. >> reporter: four staffers have taken felony pleas. mayor grey in an exclusive with us this month apologized for their actions for the first time and denied any knowledge of the $650,000 shadow campaign. >> how could it have gone on and not know about it. >> no body knew about it bruce. i talked to people in my campaign. my campaign manager who was there -- >> reporter: can you talk about jeff thompson and all this money he put into the shadow cam pin on behalf -- campaign on behalf of your candidacy. >> i don't know. i am asking people to support my campaign. and when i initially asked him because he was known to be a prolific fundraiser. >> reporterhe has given money to every elected official. >> he said he couldn't support my campaign. that was the initial response. at a later stage he said he would let me say jeff thompson has never asked me for one th

>> all right, garaint vincent on the ground there.feels like a one step forward, two steps back situation going on right now in switzerland. maybe there'll be better news in a few hours. >>> up next, a "deep dive" into voting rights and a live look at cape cod, where, guess what, it is still snowing at this hour. here in our nation's capital, the washington, d.c. snowball fight association -- yes, that's a real thing -- held their first meeting in years last night in dupont circle. [ male announcer ] the new new york is open. open to innovation. open to ambition. open to bold ideas. that's why new york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a new business here and pay no taxes for ten years... we're new york. if there's something that creates more jobs, and grows more businesses... we're open to it. start a tax-free business at startup-ny.com. which 4g lte map has the most coverage? this isn't real difficult... pretty obvious to me. i'm going to have to say verizon. verizon. t

vincent asaro who was arrested and charged with the crime.our other associates arrested, alleged members of the bonano family. neither age nor location has assuaged his capability. >> if you have the biggest heist in u.s. history, still unsofltd, about. >> they finally have the right man behind bars. only a fraction of the money and jewels stolen was ever recovered. kristin saloomi, al jazeera, new york. >>> break news from egypt. third explosion this time in giza in the haran rvetioan area. many believe it was a hand made device. >> climbing the economic ladder in america, it's easier in some states and harder in others. we will explain. plus across the united states this has not been a good day for mcdonald's but it has been a great one for people who sell natural gas, we'll update you on america's energy emergency. >> in dabo, ali velshi, reports

. >> fbi agents arrested 78-year- old, vincent thursday morning in connection with a 35-year- old crime. >> got out of bed this morning at 6:00 for something he didn't do. >> the captain of the crime family was charged with helping to pull off the 1978 heist at jfk airport. >> the biggest heist in american history. >> the robbery was the central story of the 1990 movie, good fellas. robert de niro's character was based on the master mind of the heist. he was apparently not portrayed in the movie. according to our source, suspected of being the lookout for the highs on helping the crew of masked gunmen got away with $5 million in untraceable cash and $1 million in jewelry. he pleaded not guilty and behind bars. federal authorities say burke and their cospir tores expected to receive $750,000 in stolen loot. the investigation was reopened last year after the fbi searched burke's home in queens and found human remains. now accused of that murder in addition to multiple charges. coem for cbs news, brooklyn, new york. >> cash and the jewels from that heist have never been recovered. >>> we n

dc mayor vincent gray joins the men's choir for the ceremony. the president and ceo of the memorial foundation was also scheduled to speak at event. the mayor went to the west education campus in northwest dc to take part in a service project with former bullets and caps players and some fans. they painted murals, organized the lie prayer, and painted some new benches while they were there. we'll have more on these events and all the events across the area coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> the olympics, they are designed to bring it nation's together through sports. but as the winter games in sochi draw closer, we are starting to see more and more distance instead between the united states and russia. and that is causing some serious concerns when it comes to security. danielle nottingham has more. >> reporter: the olympic torch is making its first appearance in southern russia. the flame entering the city of volgograd where terrorists attacked with twin suicide bombings last month. in an internet video, an islamic group from southern russia claime

he is not here yet but i know mayor bentsen will be here, vincent gray from d.c. and we will acknowledge him when he comes in. what we want today is twofold. we want to acknowledge the vision and direction of the committee, the task force, as we advance throughout this year. i want to thank those mayors and their staff members who joined us on a conference call in november to establish the four focus areas or killers if you will of the task force for the upcoming year. and we want to discuss a plan of action that we want to pursue for this task force. one of the things we really discussed as the task force on the conference call was this should be a working task force. this will not be about presentations. we walked out of here wondering what is next. the idea is to walk out with a plan of action as a task force where all of us get an opportunity to participate and you will understand what i mean as we trevor's through this meeting. what i want to do is spend five minute laying out for you what was discussed over that conference call, what we agreed upon would be

d.c.,mayor vincent gray didn't talk about specific numbers when he talked about the city's budget today. he is comfortable with where we are right now. let's go to deborah, she is at dupont circle. >> reporter: okay, guys. i guess you're here at our live shot at dupont circle. we are walking down the street right here talking to some people and i just want to show you what's going on behind us. it looks calm, i want to get out of the way. this is going to be a big snowball fight. yes, a big snowball fight later on. let's show you what's going on right now. you can see the roads, they are wet. but no snow on them, obviously, an area where you have a lot of cars and buses and people coming by so you can see that these roads are certainly passable. we have spoken to several police officers around here. park police, tell us that people have to basically drive slowly through here because a lot of people are hitting that area right there where, you know, you can see the median. looks like you guys have some other stuff to go to. we'll leave it here. i'll be back with more. for now, we are liv

mayor vincent gray helped pay tribute to dr. martin luther king, jr. today. a wreath was placed at the mlk monument at the tidal basin. demonstrationed in washington led by stevie wonder helped bring about the martin luther king federal holiday back in 1986. >>> it's been almost two months since postal carrier tyson barnett was shot and killed while walking his prince george's county route and today with martin luther king, jr. day as a back drop his family and friends are marching again calling for changes in the postal service. hank silfverberg brings us the story. >> reporter: some of the members of mr. barnett's family and members of the postal workers union came to the mlk memorial to rally. they don't believe postal workers should still be delivering when it's dark and they're now walking down to l'enfant plaza where the postal service is located to push their point that postal workers should not be out after dark. like many postal carriers, 26- year-old tyson barnett of upper marlboro was finishing his route after dark saturday november 23rd when he wa

s mayor vincent gray. thanks for taking a minute to chat. we know you've got a hypothermia hotline. what other special efforts is the city making to keep folks warm? >> we're doing everything we can to identify people who are on the street. we know we have some homeless people who may have mental health problems, some who have substance abuse problems and may not take the kinds of precautions they should. one, we'll have our vans out looking for people to help bring them in. we're going to keep our libraries and rec centers and senior wellness centers open so that people will be able to go to those in addition to the shelters. >> mr. mayor, do you have an idea of the numbers in term of the need here, what the number of homeless people looks like next to the number of beds available? >> we have enough beds to accommodate everybody. there could be more, of course, in the event, for example, if we had a power outage and people had to leave their homes. we will have enough space to accommodate everybody, but on a given night we have literally hundreds of people who are individuals who g

and i should say that will be vincent's baby boy, trey. trey mason. auburn on the break up, 31-27.e and half left on the florida state game. on his 20th birthday, he goes 6- 7 on the game-winning drive. hits calvin benjamin to win it. 34-31, florida state from the acc. and they win the bcf era. the seven straight title by the sec. and it is over. logan couture expected to miss three to six weeks. he is expected to have surgery on wednesday. there he is beating the blackhawks. canada names their olympic squad tomorrow. pga champion of tournaments. zach johnson, zach johnson. 34 feet away and he nails it into the 12th hole. he wins. his third tournament in his last six starts. out on lovely maui, hawaii. >> what was the weather like there today? >> the polar vortex did not hit them at all. >> didn't hit it. >> and so it is 75 and sunny in the morning. >> perfect. >> always like that. thanks for watching, join us again in half an hour over on kpix 5. ,, ,, good. good answer. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and

mike -- raising his family in epiphany parish and served as president of the saint vincent society. he wouldn't trust anybody with his hair except the barber. he worked on geneva and mission and enjoyed many meals and the entire social club. he enjoyed a cup of coffee and conversation with the locals. he was a great member of our neighborhood and opened his door to all and dubbed the guardian angel of the hood. the rest i will submit. >> thank you, supervisor avalos. supervisor breed? breed breed thank you, i have one in memoriam for ruby johnson. she was born in san francisco in 1951. she graduated from supervisor yee and my alma mater galleon high school. she worked for the police department and the traffic division until her retirement. after retiring she was the captain of the hunters point drummers and in the western edition. she also served on the committee and organized the parade for 20 years. she leaves behind two daughters and seven grandchildren, many many friends and loved ones and she will be dearly missed. the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor breed. supervisor c

. >> james vincent washington, 52 and homeless, he says by choice, and well aware of how dangerous it can be outside in this cold. >> i had a friend. his name was sam. he died at a bus stop. he died of exposure. >> that freaks you out? >> it freaks me out, because he was dead all that time sitting there. and we never knew he was dead. we thought he was sleeping. >> in the er at gw, doctors say cold calls come in waves. first heart attacks from over eager shovelers. then injuries from falls on ice and trauma from car accidents. and all through the freezing temperatures, frostbite and hypothermia. >> you just keep upping the risk. >> says he has two patients who presented with core body temperatures almost 20 degrees colder than normal. >> at that point, your brain will shut down. your heart will start to shut down. your respirations will shut down. you are at imminent risk of death. >> children are even more at risk in the cold. one month old dillon was mad about his hat and the icy wind. >> we wouldn't have gone outside at all, but he had a pediatrician appointment that we couldn't re

evans is one of four council members running against the incumbent mayor vincent gray and there are at least two other challenges in the democratic race. >>> loudoun and fairfax county plan to hold a special election tuesday, january 31st to fill the 33rd district senate seat which had belonged to attorney general elect mark herring. there are three candidates now for the seat, jennifer wednesday ton -- jennifer wexton and two others. >>> the deputy secretary of housing and urban development will become now secretary of commerce and trade. >>> news flash, americans, you started this new year with a pretty negative view of our government. a new poll from the associated press is showing just how negative that view is. 70% of people asked say they've got no confidence that the government can make any progress on the important problems and issues facing our country. half say the entire system of democracy needs either a whole lot of changes or maybe a complete overhaul. check this out. the first session of the 100 their tonight congress will go down in history as -- 113th congress will go

. >>> one of mayor vincent gray's initiative is seeing pushback against the proposal of a new soccer stadium for the d.c. united. costs aren't finalized. leaders plan to sell an office building for at least $150 million, using the proceeds to pay for the land development. the team would then match that money and possibly invest more. the total cost as it stands now is less than 1/4 of what nat' park cost. >>> if you're looking for a new job in the city, at 10:00 the department of employment services near the minnesota avenue metro station will host a job fair to staff up the newly developed street car program. it's hiring people with good technical skills to be maintenance techs and friendly attendants and street car operators. if you can't attend, you can still apply for a job through the midtown employment group. >>> 4:34. today montgomery county will try to work out a new snag in a design plan for the purple line station in bethesda. the county has been working for months to convince the owners of the apex building on wisconsin avenue to demolish the building so a station can be b

mayor vincent gray joined the men's choir from people's community baptist church for the ceremony. ill a special day for -- >>> a special day for some students celebrating martin luther king, jr. >> listen into the washington wizards discussion about king's life and dream. >> reporter: south lake high school basketball players imani holland and paige barlow are good friends. >> we're buddies for life. >> reporter: as the two prepared for a panel discussion about martin luther king, jr.'s dream, people flocked to his memorial reading his words, studying his face, hoping his dream for equality was more of a reality. for paige and amani it is. >> without him we would be like still segregated. since we live in such a diverse like community now, it wouldn't be like that today. >> they didn't want people to be like interracial and so that's surprising like today that would never be acceptable in our like communities. >> reporter: and sitting on the panel in front of these student athletes were people of different races and backgrounds sharing their dreams including washington wizard al h

. >> reporter: fbi agents arrested 78 yld vincent de-sarao wednesday morning for a 30-year crime. >> he got rousted out of bed at 6:00 for something he didn't do. >> reporter: the refuted captain of the bonanno family pulled off a heist at the kennedy airport. the robbery was the essential story of the 1990 martin scorsese movie, "goodfellas." jimmy burke. asorrow was not in the movie. he helped masked gunmen get away with $5 million in untraceable cash and $1 million in jewelry. he plead not guilty and is now behind bars. they each expected to receive $750,000 in stolen loot. the lieu tan za investigation. they found human remains. he's accused of that murder along with multi. charges of racketeering and conspiracy not related to the luf tan za case. >>> straight ahead, your friday morning weather. and in sports, a common bond between a player and this year's super bowl and two of his newest fans. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs morning news" sponsored by just for men mustache and beard, champions of facial hair. "cbs morning news" sponsored by [ female announcer ] yoplait greek

king then turned to one of his closest friends, vincent harding. he's credited with writing the basic framework of the speech, which king then embellished. tavis: that legal folder that's sitting on your lap -- what have you inside that folder? >> okay, well, this is my file for that first draft of the speech that was delivered in this place. tavis: can i touch this? >> you may touch it, but don't touch it too hard. [laughter] tavis: wow. i'm immediately stunned, because this obviously is a piece of history -- the first draft of the speech. for whatever changed in the draft as you and dr. king worked on it, this first line stayed the same -- "i come to this magnificent house of worship tonight because my conscience leaves me no other choice." tell me why that first line, which pretty much sums it all up, didn't change in the subsequent drafts. >> martin knew that he wanted to speak from that position, not just as an anti-vietnam leader but as a man, a citizen of conscience. we say in the speech, but dealing with vietnam is not enough. that what we'

mayor vincent gray has spoken to the family and says he is outraged about what happened. 77-year-old med drick mills collapsed across the street from a fire station on rhode island avenue on saturday. his daughter says she and other witnesses begged for help. and firefighters told them it was against procedure to respond. mills died of a heart attack. >> i would prefer a person to break a procedure, and if you can't break a procedure, then you're in the wrong profession when you're dealing with life and death situations. >> i was absolutely furious when i saw it. the investigation is under way. >> investigators are also trying to find out whether dispatchers sent an ambulance to rhode island avenue northwest instead of rhode island avenue northeast. >>> president obama hit the road today going to prince gorges county to push for a higher minimum wage. he spoke at the costco store in lanham to support his state of the union pledge. workers at the warehouse shopping chain average twice the minimum wage in their earnings. theresident is also taking action where he can. he will issue an