knoelle is related to vy, as well. she's vy's daughter.f doris, who -- remember -- is actually her mother's sister and, therefore, knoelle's aunt in real life. [ bell dings ] got all that? okay. back to the story line. >> she went off and she sang the secular music, and then she became popular in america and europe with the famous song "just one look." >> ♪ just one look ♪ and i knew-ew-ew >> ♪ i fell in love with you, baby ♪ >> ♪ in just one look >> ♪ i fell in love, fell in love ♪ >> the lead role requires a powerful voice with an extraordinary range. >> ♪ just one... >> knoelle hadn't even been born yet when the show was written in 1983, but it turns out to be a role she was born to perform. >> ♪ ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh ooh aah aah ♪ >> most of the young performers in the musical got their start in gospel for teens, including elijah, who plays the minister of music. >> my audition...was very -- i was very scared [chuckling] and nervous. even though i sang in the church choir, i was a little nervous to sing in front of people, you know, but i go

gadget being imagine sam russell showinging off an iphone app called jam. >> his is among companies vyingntion roll the camera. >> forward charging device autos needs a return for solar. or from the wall. >> this telepresence robot uses an ipad to give you eyes and ears anywhere in the world. >> this can walk over to desks and say hi. you can see this one on jimmy kimmel live. >> use your voice. bring the character to live. >> no doubt it's going to be used for cats. >> cats are a major victim. meow! >> apps are the stars of the show. for decades apple's innovations took center stage. 12 years ago launched the newton, biggest failure ever. but if you're looking for more innovations one saysv5 don't hold your breath. >> i suspect i'm not the only person noticing it's not the same old company. >> this professor remembers when steve jobs used to unveil life changing products in key notes. >> if you look at the history of apple steve at apple, itdw[lÑ does great. when steve leaves it gets into trouble. steve comes back, it does great. steve just left the house. >> for now, big innovateors ma

among those youngsters vying for a prime playing time is jake arietta.rted the home opener last year but finished with 18 starts finishing with a 3-9 record. as the 26-year-old is among many candy candidate for a starting rotation spot he says nothing has changed. jake says this year will be the same as it always has been in the past. >> pretty much each and every year going into camp. you know everybody is in the mind set of trying to win a job and it's no different from any other year i feel like. you know this season it's going to be exciting a lot of comradery and friendly competition there. the only thing everybody is going to put their best foot forward and i think a lot of guys are going to make it difficult to put together a team this year. >> jake has been on the mound for portions of the last three seasons. >>> elsewhere in baseball today. it was last week when felix hernandez agreed to a monster seven year $155 million year but that contract still sits only table unsigned. the mariners are now concerned about a physical last thursday that reve

realtors tell kron 4's alecia reid that there are usually a handful of potential renters vying for thepartment, so having your money ready is key. realtors tell kron 4's alecia reid that there are usually a handful of potential renters vying for the same apartment, so having your money ready is key. >> this is a one bedroom. this response a we have gotten is good. to live in san francisco you have to be willing to pay the pricean depending on the neighborhood and amenities, you'll have to dig deeper in your pockets. we have a one bedroom that we're renting. we were renting it for $1800, but now we're renting it for $3000. the response we've gotten is good so i don't think we'll have any problems renting it. i'dsay the last year to year and a half is when rents have become so high. it's higher than i've ever seen them. i attribute it all to the tech industry and people that work. they have the money and they'll pay it. but not everyone can afford to pay upwards of 2 to 3 thousand dollars a month in rent. many people we spoke to are buddying up in order to call the city home. >> sot - ri

several of them are vying for it too. it must be filled by a republican. those interested to replace leopold must complete a questionnaire by this friday. >> it's not that i'm totally autoristic. i would wrap it up and send it to the next person after there's an election. >> reporter: the majority here is four of the council members will also be interviewing the candidates. mrs.ehrlich says she plans to get her paper work filed formally before the end of the week. mike hellgren. >> interesting story, mike. thank you. others considering the job include council chairman jerry walker, vice chairman, mike gressor and steve schuh. >>> president obama's state of the union will be familiar to his speech at his inauguration. >> reporter: when president obama gives his state of the union address he will be focused on the economy. >> the core he has placed on these speeches will remain the same which is the need to make the economy work for the middle class. >> reporter: in his second inaugural address, the president highlighted immigration reform and gun control. b

at the university of maryland campus there will be a vying jill at 7:00 to remember the victim. >>> as parents we all worry about things like this. >> and abc2 investigator brian kuebler has more. >> reporter: in some cases what these students saw and felt yesterday was clearly written on their face. while we know the flutes and bolts of what happened and who did it, many are struggling with the why. neighbors told us what they heard early this morning and what they saw. >> it sounded like gunfire would sound like. i ducked in the corner and basically curled up into a ball behind the corner where my enclose set sticks out from the wall and waited for gunfire to stop. >> and when the gunfire did stop, they sawed fire burning and the body of the student on the front porch and listening to car alarms go off. he was one of the first people to call 911. coming up at 6:00 we'll have more reaction from neighbors on this bizarre and troubled night in college park. >> all right. for the very latest details as this breaking news continues in exoj park, you can follow us on twitter at abc2 news.

green ooh vy will grow and the cat will lay to the grass dreaming of snow. >> my mother's dress i folded in the suitcase. what slowly devour the fabric quietly releasing my mother's scent. caught in the decaying cloth. i'm sorry. i'm sorry about that. this piece was inspired by you know what happens to people during the war. and the war affects not only people that are in the middle of the war but generations therefore. this is called, which means flash fire and a wild sharp blades of grass that grows all over the philippines. the room was soaked with the fragrance of mangos. my mind is buzzing with flies. in the other room, my mother is mumbling and crying in her sleep. every night she dreams of the young american solder, the prisoner of war she had seen as a child in the philippineses. he was a blue eyed giant towering over the japanese soldiers. his khaki uniform was torn and stained with dried blood and mud. the faded white tag across his shirt read, private d packston. the solders marched him to the river and made him kneel bite coconut trees on the riverbanks much the japanese offi

. >> you have one or two women added to the group and now everybody is vying for their attention >> reporter: women are distracting some >> they are distracting. reporter: what if the woman is not heterosexual? >> i don't think that it matters reporter: they're still going to try to hit that >> they're still going to try to hit that >> reporter: i would love to take out that insurgent but check out major turnbull over here. boing boing >> that's really not a funny thing because sexual harassment charge is taken very seriously. it ruins careers >> reporter: really. right. sexual harassment ruins men's careers. there you are at the front lines looking so cute in your camo and someone comes up and sexually assaults you. aren't you going to feel guilty for wrecking that guy's career? >> not even a little bit. reporter: getting a lot of blow-back here. do you want to reschedule this interview for when you're not having your period? sounds like zoe just doesn't get how women screw up the guy-namics of actual combat >> there have been 280,000 women who have served in iraq and afghanistan over the l

sell cell;vy of helping you sell the phone pointsing out the average phone on the site is bought forll sh -- $91. men are said to be twice as likely as women to not take the time to sell the phone autos we can't find them. >> very true. >> they're in a are drawer with other junk. >> if you can find them, there is money in there. >> snow on the east bay and the santa cruz, and sunshine here. >> i know. it's crazy. we've seen hail on the peninsula. funnel clouds being reported by

realtors tell kron 4's alecia reid that there are potential renters vying for the same apartment, sog your money ready is key. >> reporter: to live in san francisco you have to be willing to pay the pricean depending on the neighborhood and amenities, you'll have to dig deeper in your pockets. we have a one bedroom that we're renting. we were renting it for $1800, but now we're renting it for $3000. the response we've gotten is good so i don't think we'll have any problems renting it. i'dsay the last year to year and a half is when rents have become so high. it's higher than i've ever seen them. i attribute it all to the tech industry and people that work. they have the money and they'll pay it. >> reporter: but not everyone can afford to pay upwards of 2 to 3 thousand dollars a month in rent. many people we spoke to are buddying up in order to call the city home. sot - right now i'm actually trying to find a roommate. rent is expensive in comparison to other cities, depending on where they want to live. we put a post last sunday and it was super fast we started interviewing people.

manager of the year, buck showalter said he anticipates the competition between pitchers who will be vying for roster spots. steve johnson son of former os pitcher and current broadcaster for the os. the high school product and started. daddy pitched his first victory for the orioles circa 1989. steve johnson is quite competitive. >> and, you know, competing is fun. you have a lot of guys, you know all the guys, you've played with them and they're all going for the same spots. you know, it's good competition. >> meantime, a fiery freeze struggling to maintain exposure. were they severely exposed tonight. they couldn't overcome 24 turnovers. plus, brenda freeze got tossed. she must have been hot. duke wins it 71-56 behind a career high 28 points from chelsea gray. their 9-game win streak now comes to an end. that's sports. >> that came to an >>> medal of honor recipient is up staged by his own son. take a look at he got on stage and decided to play around behind the podium. the well-decembered little guy was eventually coaxed back to the front row where he was supposed to sit with his mothe

the international olympic committee has been wrestling on a list of seven disciplines vying for just one empty slot in the 2020 games. >> it has been a model of a program for over a century. a final decision will be taken later this year. i'm rooting for those guys. i think they should get their spot. >> for more sports and other news, you can also check out our website, dw.de. >> thanks for watching.

. >>> president obama is vying to create more jobs in his second term, but right now, millions are americansrk. my next guest knows exactly how they feel. my next guest knows exactly how they feel. mike is a business owner who lost everything in 2008. i mean everything. now he's overcome that financial ruin and runs two businesses with revenues worth $50 million. congratulations. >> thank you. >> it's been a roller coaster ride. you've known tony for 17 years. and you've been up and down in that period of time. >> correct. >> tell me quickly the journey you've been on. >> i started off coming from a very challenging background, single mother, raised by a single mother. had no education. and really, no hope. and what i always say, i was lucky that i was put in front of an icon of empowerment. >> he is. every time i interview him, i feel empowered. >> that's true. what he is is an incredible educator. by the grace of the universe i was able to fall in the lap of this educator. he helped get me out of that place where i was, where there was no hope. >> he was homeless at the time. what i love a

sympathy for standard & poor's, these were some of the lucrative deals and complex housing bonds and vying for the bonds and they were involved in the deals and they did stupid things. and that said, i will tell you that every single ratings you see the same exact thing and basically inflated those ratings they could be put on the deal and if they go after standard & poors, they have to go after the hours and the only reason they're not. this is pay back time. >> pay back time for the downgrade, the u.s. debt. >> no. >> make the administration look bad. >> i don't buy it. they're going to start with one, start with s & p and the case go goes-- moody's the justice department is probing moody's among other regulators and looking into-- they're going to see what they can extract from s & p and if they can win in court. >> i know for a fact there have been congressionalal hearings on this. moody's had e-mails we're' talking about, will rate-- >> and in order the same sort of stuff. >> that's what i just said, that's what i just said, that moody's is-- because they're not going to go after them

gonzaga and florida are the other two teams vying for the last spot. gonzaga has two losses.schedule. florida has three losses including a bad one at arkansas. keep in mind, duke gets miami in cameron on march 2nd. if they win that game, duke will be a number one seed. >> doug: they shouldn't be a number one seed. their top six wins were december 8 or previously. the top five wins all in the month of november. >> seth: they still kouvenlt >> doug: they don't count if you don't have ryan kelly, you lose to maryland and maryland didn't have pe'shon howard, their starting point guard. >> seth: duke blown out at arkansas, better than losinga the miami. >> doug: a nine-point game at the end of the game. >> seth: a blowout. >> doug: 27 points is a blowout. >> seth: duke beats miami at home and does well enough in the a.c.c. tournament they're not a number one seed? >> doug: i'm willing to say there is a possibility but it's not like florida still doesn't have the opportunity to go in to missouri a team they've blown out and beat them, a team like michigan i don't think is of the wi

first full day of the berlinale, the berlin film festival and start of the competition. 19 films are vying for the coveted golden bear for best movie. today, jury members and film fans saw hollywood star matt damon in the country -- controversial entry "promised land" environmental thriller about the practice of fracking. >> he stars as a salesman persuading inhabitants of a small town to opt for natural gas. the gritty drama "para us hope" is about women and their search for love -- "paradise hope." for more, we are joined by our entertainment correspondent. we talked about china yesterday, but we were talking about matt damon today. it was a bit more hollywood flavor, was it not? >> most definitely. today, we got both sides of the berlinale. the hollywood side with gus van zant, big hollywood director, and that damon, with a very politically charged film about fracking. not my favorite, i must say. it was a bit too conventional, and i think they played it to say, and the other side, about as extreme our house as you can get with a very controversial director. at least today you had somet

. >> a new county executive will be chosen in anne arundel county tonight. 16 candidates vying for the seat of john leopold who resigned earlier this month after he was found guilty of misconduct in office. the acting executive said that he wants to finish out the term. kindel erlick is the front runner in the race. >>> coming up on the news edge, as the catholic church decides to vote in a new leader, the huge push to get an american cardinal elected. >> an old aircraft hangar is transformed into a caribbean island and created to help sun- starved germans make it through the winter. it comes complete with a beach, rain forest, lagoon, and golf course with 13 bars and restaurants. the hangar is so big, the statute of liberty could stand up inside. dinner's ready. [ female announcer ] hamburger helper stroganoff. beefy. creamy. stroganoffy. helpers. forty dishes, all delicious. i just finished a bowl of your light chicken pot pie soup and it was so rich and creamy... is it really 100 calories? let me put you on webcan... lean roasted chicken... and a creamy broth mmm i can still see you

. >>> when we return, we'll introduce you to the martial arts-based sports that's vying for a spot inolympic games. , and you'll dump your old duster. but don't worry, he'll find someone else. ♪ who's that lady? ♪ who's that lady? ♪ sexy lady, who's that lady? [ female announcer ] swiffer 360 dusters extender cleans high and low, with thick all around fibers that attract and lock up to two times more dust than a feather duster. swiffer gives cleaning a whole new meaning. and now swiffer dusters refills are available with the fresh scent of gain. but i'm still stubbed up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't unstuff your nose. what? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus liquid gels speeds relief to your worst cold symptoms plus has a decongestant for your stuffy nose. thanks. that's the cold truth! thanks. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, d.c., 42 the high. sunny in atlanta with a high of 57. st. louis can expect rain, though, 56 the high. denver, clearing and 37. seattle, clear and 46. >>> the mother of a toddler who was slappe

trainers hardware build air bases and so you have these different pockets of africa where your west is vying for military station in control already the u.s. has a base and two boutique third launching joe drones from so you have the militarization of the continent of africa so it's a just briefly why a lot he got help from france to step in but the central african republic didn't get help when it did all because well so why would that be excluded do you think. certainly it's there's certain countries that have certain interests that were the forefront of countries like france united states britain and so forth so you know it depends i mean look at the government in mali it's the junior military coup that took over a democratically elected president who fell out of favor with the u.s. so again it's the king making nation building and we're going to see more and more of this in africa africa's untapped economically in the west is really racing with china to gain sort of dominance on this continent because of all the uranium the cobalt type you know to obtain the lithium all the rear of minera

they are vying to replace john leopold who resigned last month. at 6:00s forum begins p.m. in odenton. candidates will have less than 24 hours to submit their applications which are due tomorrow. >> hearings today on legislation to repeal the death penalty. one person expected to testify is the archbishop. he wants to let people live out their lives and better themselves. >> at the end of the day, it is a myth to think we can make our society safer by taking life. >> edwin o'brien testified in support of a similar bill back in 2009. >> 32 degrees in the airport -- at the airport. police in south africa say oscar pistorius is in custody following a shooting at his house. >> this is traffic at liberty road. temperature around 32 degrees and the roads are wet. >> police in south africa say olympian oscar pistorius was involved in a deadly shooting at his home. police say a woman died inside the home from several gunshot wounds. police arrested oscar pistorius, who is expected in court later today. there are reports that his girlfriend was killed in the instance. california off

despite monday's anti israeli protest in the west bank the country's vying not to backtrack from its settlement plans israel has been eyeing a disputed area of land known as anyone for years even though building there might drive a stake through the heart of any future peace solutions but the palestinians are to . investigates its rugged and remarkable landscape largely empty but full of meaning this is one of the west bank's most sensitive pieces of real estate for fourteen years plans to build here have existed but were kept on hold but all of that changed last. november less than twenty four hours after the u.n. general assembly recognize palestine is a nonmember observer state tel aviv fast tracked construction plans here prompting the palestinian government to call it a slap in the face of the entire world. this plan to build here is not legal according to international law which states that when one country occupies another it can and change facts on the ground israel is doing exactly this while also getting people out of their lands soley for the benefit of the settlers. known

more than 2700 dogs representing 187 breeds and veartses were -- and varieties were vying for the title best in show. the tree walker cane hound is a new breed. two dogs from d.c. are in the running for best in shoal. jewel the fox hound and honor the bichon. both made the cut. tonight the finalists head to madison square garden and prime time when the best in show honor will be awarded. >> all right. go d.c. >> good luck to them. >> you know what today is? today is fat tuesday. it's the party in new orleans. it reaches the fever pitch before lent begins on ash wednesday. >> vitt nita -- vinita nair reports on the party which is expected to include one million people. >> reporter: these friends flew from new orleans from three different cities to celebrate mardi gras. they organized their trip on facebook and now it's time to party. this group is on a girls vacation. >> today was just about shopping and fun. >> reporter: this woman came all the way from israel. >> i like it very much. >> reporter: and this guy dressed for the occasion. >> i'm a little bit of everything. i'm a lot to tak

sympathy for standard & poor's, these were some of the lucrative deals and complex housing bonds and vying for the bonds and they were involved in the deals and they did stupid things. and that said, i will tell you that every single ratings you see the same exact thing and basically inflated those ratings they could be put on the deal and if they go after standard & poors, they have to go after the hours and the only reason they're not. this is pay back time. >> pay back time for the downgrade, the u.s. debt. >> no. >> make the administration look bad. >> i don't buy it. they're going to start with one, start with s & p and the case go goes-- moody's the justice department is probing moody's among other regulators and looking into-- they're going to see what they can extract from s & p and if they can win in court. >> i know for a fact there have been congressionalal hearings on this. moody's had e-mails we're' talking about, will rate-- >> and in order the same sort of stuff. >> that's what i just said, that's what i just said, that moody's is-- because they're not going to go after them

harper is vying to represent the 45th district and finish the rest of the term. harrisson was the longest serving term. it will go through a commity and forwarded with the governor for a former appointment. >>> penn state students dance for nearly 2 days straight all for charity. they busted out moves for 46 hours. it is called fun 2013 to raise more than 12 million towards the fight against childhood cancer. the event made more than $100 million in donations since 1977. do they actually do hain the stadium there bernadette? >> all night long and all day. >> they do. two straight days. >> when i started it was in the white building. awhile ago. a smaller event. iten its to grow every year. it is student-run. $100 million. >> $12 million. >> i was not lucky enough to have done that. >> i can see you for dancing for hours. >> i would love to. >> an amazing event. for the kids to come in to benefit from it. they showcased during it, too and for a great cause. >> you want to keep moving in you are out there tonight. the winds are cold tonight. >> cold. cold. >> it wa

established in 1997, but in draft and pilot form, prior to that, was designed to help small firms vying for city contracts and to level the playing field for smaller to be able to get bonding assistance to bid

. >>> when we return, we'll introduce you to the martial arts-based sport that's vying for a spot inolympic games. but don't worry he'll find someone else. ♪ who's that lady? ♪ ♪ who's that lady? ♪ ♪ sexy lady, who's that lady? ♪ [ female announcer ] swiffer 360 dusters extender cleans high and low with thick all around fibers that attract and lock up to two times more dust than a feather duster. swiffer gives cleaning a whole new meaning. and now swiffer dusters refills are available with the fresh scent of gain. i have a cold, and i took nyquil, but i'm still stubbed up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't unstuff your nose. what? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus liquid gels speeds relief to your worst cold symptoms plus has a decongestant for your stuffy nose. thanks. that's the cold truth! a police chase ends in a fatal crash in san jose. why police tried to pull over the s-u-v in the first place. plus: unanswered questions. a 10-year-old girl dies in a house fire on treasure island. why firefighters say they were unable to reach the girl. and dead on arrivial? the wh

we'll take a look at those briefeds vying for the coveted title of best in show. hello!harp is your business security? can it help protect your people and property, while keeping out threats to your operations? it's not working! yes it is. welcome to tyco integrated security. with world-class monitoring centers and thousands of qualified technicians. we've got a personal passion to help your business run safer, smarter, and sharper. we are tyco integrated security. and we are sharper. >>> some high profile pooches are taking over manhattan today. >> they're all in the big apple for the westminster kennel club dog show. >> people love this and you can see why. 2700 dogs in all will compete for best in show. their day may start off at the gym with a little exercise and maybe even dog yoga. >> really? >> i'm not kidding. then it's off to the spa for a bath, haircut and manicure. they're high maintenance dogs. some of these dogs get treated better than their owners. >> my job is to greet the two and four-legged guests that come into the show. hand out cookies and deal with v

established in 1997, but in draft and pilot form, prior to that, was designed to help small firms vying for city contracts and to level the playing field for smaller to be able to get bonding assistance to bid on construction contracts. and effectively, what it does is it takes a lot of factors into consideration, but under the 14.d ordinance it specifically targets the local business enterprise contractors so the lbes in san francisco with the parameters around that and they have to have done business in san francisco and been domiciled here for 6 months and a few other parameters around the participation in the program. >> the program is monitored and administered by a third party administrator and currently they over see the out reach alongside with the human rights commission for the program, out reach into the community, getting the folks aware that it exists and that it is available to contractors locally. in 2008, the program received a bit of a change, and it was for the better, and it was to operationalize what had been a long-standing problem for the program and that is, that

not only are they vying for their record-tying sixth super bowl title, but eddie dibartolo is a finalistro football hall of fame. >> just the quest for trying to win everything that you can possibly win in sports, that's what i grew up with. i watched him, and i watched his passion not interfere with actually running a football game. he let bill walsh and john mcvay build a football team that he provided all the resources for. and he really set the vision an set the tone and allowed those guys to go do their work. that's one of the things that i take from eddie that i'm not an expert. i shouldn't be in the draft room telling them who the pick. you have to put the right people in place and make sure that those folks have the opportunity to do what they do best. >> reporter: well, the class of 2013 will be announced tomorrow night. eddie d. is one of 17 finalists. other notable names with bay area ties include tim brown, tomorrower 49er charles haley and sonoma state alum larry allen. >>> ray lewis has been the face of the ravens for nearly two decades. baltimore's defense is full of domin

still,hey be closing bell, stocks were vy tually unchanged. the dow rose seven points, the nasdaq fell three, and the s&p added nearly a point. >> susie: while the stock market is flirting with new record highs, bill gross is worried about the future. the founder and co-chief investment officer of pimco, the giant bond fund, has just come out with a gloomy forecast, warning investors of a "credit supernova". >> susie: that sort of sounds like a sci-fi movie. but reading your report, you're trying to tell investors to stay out of the bond market. really interesting because you run the world's biggest bond fund. what are the dangers that you see? >> well, i wanted to draw attention, susie, to the credits and the potential negative aspects of it and i called it a super nova. credit meaning government debt and corporate debt and household debts, it could be student loans or mortgages or credit cards, expanded from $3 trillion in the '70s, to about $56 trillion now. and normally investors and economists assume the more credit, the better. but ultim

if i were in a government agcy or bring a government contra in office i would vy much expected to take effect and hopefully have been planning for it to take effect for some time. >>>> it is anan unusual alliance of different people coming forward saying they support sequestration. ward dean this week said i don't like what the impact will be, but i think it is the right thing to do. how much is the momentugrowing on both sides? >> on the republican side, there isefinitely a desire to make sure the spending cuts happen. ththe alternative is to have fewer spending cuts and more revenue. that isot what these guys in the house republican caucus signed ufor and not what a lot of the senate republicans signed up for. they wou rather see sequestration, even if it is imperfect, which is all spending cuts in some mix. on the democratic side, there is a concernhe pentagon w will escape and a domestic agencies will be the ones who end bearing thburden. if there were to be some fix thpentagon wouould get fixed first. i think that is why we are hearing some of that left sang this is not the worst

>>vy one question. so, you said how many notifications were going to be sent out? >> the city basically is about to do and going to send out since the story count on buildings when they were permitted prior to 85, counted stories the wi that the french do. >> so i understand the story. >> two story buildings and above could potentially be a three story building, so they are going to sented out a letter to every two-story building build prior to 78 that has five units or more. >> but this is a single family. >> this is going to be exempt under the current pass through that does not mean that you have to do the work. it just means that the city is not going to put a gun to your head in the first group. i have had clients that i am retrofitting buildings right now and we have tried to go through 8092 and get a fee waiver but couldn't, to do the voluntary strengthening and so a lot of people are doing it. my client happens to be one of them. >> glad stone suggested that he should merge the attic studio with the basement inlaw, i don't think that is a faoesable thing to

several >> candidates vying to become the new county executive. naming a new leader. >> that loud explosion is fall by an unusual sight in the sky. we will show you more about a suspected meteorite from the big blast. >> good morning. i'm mindy basara. >> and i'm stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. it is friday, february 15. >> 5:01. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. >> this morning is going to be fine. the weather will change dramatically. we'll be close to 50 this afternoon. 31 degrees at the airport. we will see sunshine to start the day. an arctic cold front will go through this evening. we could see snow tomorrow. >> good morning. no problem spots to report this morning. the other was side, called minutes down towards 95. six 25 in the area of white marsh.-- 65 in the area of white marsh. the topside of the beltway is looking good. the west side with very light traffic. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> and asteroid is expected to pass over our world today, 17,000 miles from the earth's surface. >>

. >> we a being vy cautus about the market and the demand for the market. it's a big change within general motors that's happened in the last couple of years to say, let's not overbuild, let's understand the marketplace and try to build to where the demand is. >> reporter: it appears other car makers are also pinning their hopes on diesel. jeep is launching a diesel grand cherokee. mazda will have a diesel mazda 6. already, v.w. has had success with diesel versions of its passenger cars here in the u.s. one big reason g.m. expects the cruze to gain traction among u.s. csume, climbingas prices. >> people spend a little bit more for the hybrid car, the electrified car, because they know it's going to pay them back over time and we've seen with those companies that have clean diesel today that same set of circumstance. >> reporter: analysts say once a gallon of gas hits $4.50, diesel cars become more cost-effective in terms of payback than any other technology. diesel currently averages, just over $4 a gallon nationwide. for long distance highway drivers, wher

. >> with nine best picture nominees, the a did i have rears crowd vying for the top prize includinglaybook, les miserables, life of pi and argo which has picked up every major preoscar award this season. >> two months ago, everyone would have told you that lincoln is going to get best picture hand down. over last couple of months, it has become argo's award to win. >> there are nine amazing movies, any of which could win. >> the a self-evident truth that things which are equal to the same thing are equal to each other. >> reporter: in the past actor category, expect two-time winner daniel day lewis to pick up his third statue playing the 16th president in lincoln while lead actress is a toss up between emachine well r. a va, jennifer lawrence and jessica chastain. >> it has turned out that people are really connecting with jennifer lawrence's performance. for that reason, i think she'll win. >> reporter: ann hathaway should win in the supporting category for her performance in les miserables. for supporting guys, all five nominees are previous winners. >> family guy creator seth mcf

be hiding and was burnt out in a shootout dorner is accused of embarking on a killing spree after vying to avert his cycling in two thousand and eight he was believed to have already taken the lives of three people including a police officer and antiwar activist on john is don de bar believes it was the cops themselves that could have driven his instability. i do not think violence is justified no matter what happened to mr dorner however from reading what he. he had released his so-called manifesto it's clear that he's witnessed a great deal of police misconduct aside from experiencing it himself as a police officer in the way he's witnessed a number of incidents that were either buried under the rug or covered up in one fashion or another and so it seems to me that the end game from the point of view of l.a.p.d. is to kill him before he has an opportunity to end up in a courtroom when there's a pattern of behavior that repeats itself over and over despite massive evidence in some cases that something quite contrary is going on to what's being said then the only conclusion that you can

. >> reporter: 2,700 purebred furballs were vying for that coveted title, best in show. >> banana joeittle banana joe crowned top dog. good for him, if you like that sort of thing. as far as i'm concerned, you can keep you fancy pants dogs. dogs like dexter who are really good at sitting down are the true heroes, the real dogs of this country. so, we decided to have our own awards. the best dogs in america. you sent us hundreds of nominees. small dogs, smiley dogs, and oh so many in costume. the most competitive category -- most athletic. our judges' ruling? b baxter, the jet-skiing labradoodle runs away with it. they say dog show people often look like their animals. so do some of you. our lookalike winners? brodie and sergeant amber knickman. nice. moving on to talent -- a tie between maya the dog-dog-walker and paige, who tackles laundry, art and groceries. a for effort to riley, a pudge,pooch who can, eventually, roll over. now those owners at westminster got their purebred pooches to primp, to pose, for prizes. for most people, there's a much better reason. and why did you get a