wake up, wake up, wake up. wake up. wake up. wake up. wake up. wake up. wake up. hey! did you wake up? we've been caught by a hunter. right. i got a good plan. just do what i say. at the count of three, you flap your wings as hard as you can. right? 1, 2, 3 - flapping! i can't move. [help me screaming] very good. whoa. i'm going high. very good. wow. what is that. the lake. not the lake. big river. wow. what? many bridges. the bridge is very old. so, don't go plenty more all right. so. this is a real birds eye view. very good. someone is flying like me. i remember his face in my japanese history book. his real name is,foto shim. hi. good to see you. so, many messengers down there. so, they are waiving you. why are they waiving me. to take me. the end of my life. i'm dying now. oh, my god. so, any way i don't want to - that the river. must be the sticks i don't want to cross the sticks and die because i have no money. so, six months for currency in japan. cost of six bucks. i have no money so see you later. hey! so go to this. go to the east. [birds chirping] any way i'

. >> wake up. wake up. >> wake up, wake up. (speaking spanish). >> and this are some of the drumming patterns that have been rescued by the cultural association. >> (speaking spanish). >> the african and review itse s size. >> (speaking spanish). >> to the actual size that he has. >> (speaking spanish). >> the reason why this drum was reduced in its size it was the intention of hiding it from the dominant class so they will not be oppressed by playing it. >> (speaking spanish) (drums). >> (speaking spanish). >> for these wonderful instrument called cajon it's put into different styles. also the cajon today is incorporated intd international music. >> (speaking spanish). >> (drums). (music). (applause). (music). (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> yeah. this is a style called lando. and it comes from undue. >> (speaking spanish). >> this was a dance of a ritual. >> (speaking spanish). >> and had the idea that the name is lamelinda. >> (speaking spanish). >> which was movement with the pelvic area. >> (speaking spanish) thank y

we have high pressure this is the reason why we're waking up to mostly clear skies. this will slide to the east. once the high pressure does that. it will allow for clouds as we go throughout the day and the cold front to get closer to us. this will switch to snow. when you wake up you could be seeing white stuff on the ground. >> temperatures we're above average. 36 degrees upper 30s. you. we look at the future friend. this is the rain coming in it goes into mock. but this model and most of the models take this out to sea, we'll make sure that you follow me on twitter. this is what you can expect. >> the seven day forecast. and look at that 34 for a high. and 50 more sunshine as we read into wednesday and thursday. i'm ready for winter to be over, be aware it is blocking green street. you will want to stick with paka street. the tunnel. going to 695 this is what it looks like. no concerns it will be clear up to 795. a live look at 97 and be nville would. >> that's a look at your time saver traffic. >>> a valentine's day to remember in virginia. >> they picked up a c

wake up, you human slug. wake up! wake up! i can't hold it anymore. excuse me. to the bathroom. oh, sheesh... i've got to go. i'm sorry. can you move that? would you move your seat up, please? hey! aah! aah! oh, my, that is refreshing. mmm. would you care for some slippers? sounds lovely. thank you. you're welcome. thank you very much. may i? please. why, it's a perfect fit. you must be cinderella. my name is not mentioned in this blurb. that's it. it's grossbard. can you believe this? i'm not in this. i knew that face looked familiar. it's grossbard. who's grossbard? when i lived on 3rd avenue and 18th 20 years ago, my roommate was always behind in his rent. one month, he asked me to loan him his share of the rent-- 240 bucks. he took the cash and-- pfft! disappears. i tried to find him. i went to his girlfriend's house, even his family. never got that money back. he screwed me! and that's the guy-- john grossbard! kramer, come on. it was 240 bucks 20 years ago. i'm going to turn around and get that guy. you cannot turn around. let go. you cannot abandon people

if you are waking up, here we go around the region., virginia district not too much to tell you about. 270 between frederick and the beltway, this is what it looks like on every traffic camera. pas river road here to were the american legion bridge, a ok. no problems on the southeast southwest freeway. heading into town, that is good for everybody. >> thank you. 26 degrees. coming up, a family of mohammed ali in the news. >> mohammed ali's family came out swinging to a british newspaper reporting that the legend is near his death. >> the paper quoted his brother saying he was in a bad way. they posted a twitter picture, you see him wearing a ravens jersey as he was watching the super bowl. his brother admits he has not seen him since last summer and had no contact with the family. muhamed ali was diagnosed with parkinson's disease in 1984. frank motion says he is not pursuing criminal charges against chris brown who is accused of punching ocean in hollywood. in la county sheriff spokesman said the at the nation continue. ocean has not

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in massachusetts, people are starting to wake up. ink throughout the country because they are looking at that i paychecks and dwindling. their money is going away. they are paying attention. keep the faith. don't give up. >> bill: no, that is why we're fighting a good fight, senator. that is what we do. congratulations on your new job at fnc. next on the rundown, mer man cane will get the same question. and james carville will get the same question. and carnival cruise lines, we'll >>. >> bill: in the impact segment, we continue with our lead story, what is the biggest problem facing america. and here is herman cain. and you say? >> hello, bill. i say the biggest problem that th country has a deficiency of leadership. we do not have a leader in the white house. we have a politician in the white house who is continuing his popularity campaign even though he has already been re-elected. this deficiency of leadership is why the debt is out of control, why this economy is shrinking instead of growing. why the unemployment rate is not goin

but if you are waking up without water, you are not alone this morning. four to six hours to fix it. there was water gushing into the intersection earlier this morning and the water department doesn't know why this 12" water main broke. it could be old age, ground movement or weather and they say these two blocks of filbert are both water because of this particular line here at filbert and mason but again, other reports of outages in nearby neighborhoods. we spoke with a man at fisherman's wharf who woke up to a dry faucet. >> well, i got up at 2:20 as i do every day to goto work at 3:00 and i went in to brush my teeth and wash my face and there was no water. all i could hear was some bubbles in the background and then i walked down the street and i see this mess all over the place. it was just amazing. >> reporter: the water main breaks are common especially in the winter months. the water department says there's nothing significant about this one unless of course you are one of the unfortunate people who are not able to take shower or make coffee this m

you wake up you actually are falling. >> wake up, man. >> are you all right? >> yeah. >> i said i have two sky dives, two different reactions. now this girl, she pulls it off like a boss. >> oh! >> what? >> yeah. >> i was sky diving over the weekend. i have known for two weeks and kept it a secret. hard to believe. >> you went sky diving. >> i did. watch what i did. there's me. >> oh gayle! >> that's craziness. >> wow. >> i want to see your face. you won't see my face. >> there's the smile. there's gayle's smile. what did this feel like? what did this feel like, gayle? >> why aren't you screaming? >> you know what i thought? it's so cold. >> i got to say you look like a pro out there. >> yeah. >> like it wasn't your first time, giving a thumb's up to the camera. >> i have to do it again. . >>> rainy nights in the streets of russia turned into a deadly night for a pair of cops. check out what happens here. the cops are following a car. they make the stop. you see one guy immediately get right out of the car. the officer walks up to him. they see him shake hands

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but as people wake up, they may still stand to lose power in massachusetts. lready be getting up and may have dodged the worst of it. still travel ban in effect. if they lost power, not much they can do. the crews repairing the power lines are not going to be able to do that until theind has stopped. we have lost power here in dennis port several times throughout the course of the night, gone off, come back, we're not sure whether those power outage totals refer to those who have had fluctuating power like we have but cold morning and possibly cold weekend for a number of people in the not east including here in massachusetts. we'll stay on the story for you from dennis port, massachusetts. martin, back to you. >> you have got that right, a very hearty ali velshi. thank you very much. >>> well, if you're 1 of the 12,000 students scheduled to take the a.c.t. test this morning in the northeast morning, you might want to check with actstudent.org to see if it was canceled. 103 centers canceled tests yesterday from new jersey to vermont. not to worry, the test dat

i don't wake up thinking about that. i wake up thinking about who i am.t of as mohammed ali's daughter. >> what made you get into boxing? >> i love it. it's in my blood. i became a champion, undefeated. now i learned a lot about health and fitness through boxing. i wasn't an athlete, didn't eat properly or work out. because i wanted to be a champion, the first thing to do is find out what it takes to be a champion. what it took is for me to eat right, get my rest, take care of myself so i could win in every way. >> you don't get that itch every once in a while? >> of course i do. you make the wrong move, i might pop you. i'm just messing with you. >> you conquered the world, boat en everybody in boxing, conquered philanthropy. >> i haven't conquered all of it. pretty much like you. i wake up and do me happy. my main job is being mom and the things that are important to me are -- happen to be helping other people live the best life they possibly can. to me there's so many diseases that we cannot prevent, things that will happen that we can't prevent. don't

. >> there are two things, yes, there's the pressure because every day you wake up eye would wake uplize by the end of that day may never sing that song again. we had been preparing for years. so it had the feeling of an opening night every day and the closing night. the other thing is, if you did it the old-fashioned way, lip singhing, for three months you would be lipsyncking, so it was totally freeing. we had a little earpiece. there was something offset playing an electric piano. >> dave: somebody with a piano-- >> plastic box so we couldn't hear the pedals. >> dave: but you could hear them through your earpiece. >> it's important to have that live so when they called "action" it was totally-- the song was totally in our hands. >> dave: the difference for people who may not know, myself included, if you would go to see a movie musical prior to this what you would be seeing and hearing was music added later. >> generally, you would record it first. you go into a booth, beautiful sound recording booth. you record the song, and then you go on set and they play it over. so are you li

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this morning waking up a little damp. some of us lucky enough to pick up drizzle, sprinkles with partly cloudy sky was the clouds overhead not as cold as yesterday but in to the extended forecast we will stay dry. i will break down the weekend for you coming up. >> a scary ride for passengers on board a transit bus. someone shot at the vehicle overnight. alex is live in oakland with pictures you won't see anywhere else. >> reporter: none of the passengers on board that bus were hit by gun fire. this morning oakland police are working hard to try to track down the group of teens who opened fire on the bus overnight. this happened about 12:45 this morning near 55th avenue and international. you can see the back window was blown out. this was an ac transit bus. the shooters had just got off of the bus at the stop. when for some reason at least one of them started firing at the bus as it drove off. five bullets hit the bus. the driver after the shooting slammed on the brakes and several passengers were thrown forward. a sergea

it isn't good to wake up to this. you know that, many of you who work in this community know that that is not what you want to either wake up to or go into the night on. and so i always try to picture who that youth was and what he or she may have been had they had a chance to get past this and that then i have to go over in my head, have i done everything that i could as a mayor? and this is something where i think the national dialogue has to take us. it's not about so much politics, although there's been a heavy dose of that. all of us in addition to what happened at sandy hook, what happens every single day we're reminded about, have to take this personally. we have to personalize this for ourselves if it means even picturing our own kids walking down third street or tennessee street or in chinatown or in the mission, what can they be confronted with? how can we improve conditions for this not to happen. so all of us have to make sure that when it comes to the national and the regional and the local discussion abo

are people waking up to the possibilities of politics in this country? ere are so many shows on politics. >> my experience, i didn't really catch up to how "the west wing" was affecting people in america until about 2008 when i went around to all the debates and actually campaigned for joe biden. and everywhere i went, armies of people, especially obama's soldiers and people who work for hillary would come up to me and go you're the reason i'm doing this. what do you mean? well, "it was the west wing." that's why i decided to get into politics or that's why i decided to help out on this campaign. it did have the affect, apparently, on a huge number of young people. and i think that's affected the last couple of elections. >> so many martin sheens in our business lately? >> in your business. >> yeah, politics. do you find these romantic figures that really try to do the right thing? they wrestle with it so they can get done with it. they have to succeed. >> i believe this president is of that ilk, i really do. i think that he wants to do the right thing. i

he says the new findings are a real wake-up call. >> it just underscores the importance for the need for gay good amount of sleep during the night, to try and set a regular bedtime and waking time and to maximize the amount of sleep that you have during the night. >> reporter: scientists already know how too little sleep can affect your heart function and how your brain works. now this new study reveals how it may alter your genes. researchers hope it will open your eyes to closing them for at least eight hours a night. >> now that you've told me that, i'm going to try and get some more sleep today. >> reporter: try. always easier said than done. the researchers did not study how long it took for the genes to return to their normal levels. but dr. kim tells us for every two or three days you're sleep deprived, it can take a week for you just to feel normal. >>> well, yesterday we told you about a study showing the benefits of a mediterranean diet overeating strictly low fat foods. researchers in spain tracked people on each diet for five years but they stopped suddenly and now we know

kaminski: cryptosporidium was a wake-up call. it was a wake-up call for us. it's a wake-up call for the nation. take care of your infrastructure before you have the kind of problem we had. biedrzycki: by no stretch of the imagination do i think we're out of the woods. recent cdc statistics indicate that up to 32 million cases of waterborne disease occur each year in this country. roy: but the vast majority of waterborne outbreaks go undetected. when people first get ill, they think, "oh, it's something i ate last night." they don't think, "oh, it's something i drank last night." narrator: the milwaukee incident pointed out the potential vulnerability of our drinking water infrastructure in controlling the spread of illness. biedrzycki: it's incumbent upon us to try to stay ahead of the curve, but it's very, very difficult. there's always another bug on the horizon. narrator: in 2008, the associated press reported that water quality testing across the nation uncovered trace amounts of pharmaceutical compounds in the drinking water supplies of millions of ameri

in massachusetts, people are starting to wake up. ink throughout the country because they are looking at that i paychecks and dwindling. their money is going away. they are paying attention. keep the faith. don't give up. >> bill: no, that is why we're fighting a good fight, senator. that is what we do. congratulations on your new job at fnc. next on the rundown, mer man cane will get the same question. and james carville will get the same question. and carnival cruise lines, we'll and carnival cruise lines, we'll today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. ♪ [ male announcer ] it was designed to escape the ordinary. it feels like it can escape gravity. ♪ the 2013 c-class coupe. ♪ starting at $37,800. ♪ i'm h

i keep hoping i'd wake up and it's just a nightmare.errible nightmare. >> a young mother deals with a dark secret. >>> inside the theo lacy jail facility in orange county, california, clarence butterfield has been busy writing. >> i have been writing poems since i've been in here. i've written 320 anyway. this is poem number 300. i dedicated it to my daughter. it's called "being an angel" because she was an angel. it's not what people do, it's the deeds they leave undone. that gives the soul remorse at the setting of the sun. a helpful word unspoken, a letter you did not write, now is when you said later are the ghosts that haunt at night. the burdens you might have lifted out of each other's way, the little gift of wisdom you have no time to say. in a world of harsh and bitter, a soft and gentle tone can ease the broken hearted but you had troubles of your own. >> butterfield might have thought his 21-year-old daughter rebecca was an angel but he's accused of torturing and murdering her. he says he's innocent but admits to keeping his

competition. >> the man who nabbed the 14-footer. >>> mineory cooling trends will continue and we are waking ups of fog and low clouds. i will have what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up. . >>> ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus has won. two animal rights activists sued claiming circus employees violated their free speech rights by harassing them as they tried to record the treatment of animals back stage. jurors did not agree. the activists were continuing to recording when the circus comes to town. >>> huge snakes in florida has net td 38 burmese pythons. they handed out cash prizes and one man took out $1,500 for catching the most. a total of 18. another hunter won a thousand dollars for nabbing the longest python. that measures 14 feet 3 inches. >> we search the islands. we wear weighters. >> they eat anything they can catch deciding on the size of the snake. they are out there eating our native species. >> wildlife officials call it a success. they were hoping the registered hunters could catch and kill even more. experts estimate even more than 100,000 pythons liv

what a way to wake up. >> good morning. >>> coming up next, grounded for weeks. boeing's dreamliner will take to the skies once again. >>> then, a developing story from california. a young couple killed in an upscale neighborhood. a former police officer, the main suspect. >>> and oops. this was not likely the intended parking lot. we'll be back. >>> welcome back, everyone. say good-bye to saturday mail delivery. the postal service plans to stop delivering regular mail on saturday some time in august. the agency lost $16 million last year. and this could save it $2 billion. the postal service will still deliver packages on saturdays. and its post offices will be open. but wait. congress still hasn't signed off on the cutbacks just yet. >>> and there are signs this morning of a major airline merger. american airlines and u.s. airways are reportedly close to a deal, which could be officially announced next week. the result would take american's name and be the biggest u.s. airline. but there's no decision just yet. and american might still decide to emerge from ban

the planner for today, we're looking at 28 degrees when you wake up around 7:00 this morning, by 10:00 33-degrees and the clouds will increase throughout the day. we have some patchy fog this morning. that will burn off but by lunchtime, that temperature coming in at 36 degrees. let's get a check now of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >>> good morning lynette. unfortunately we are dealing with a crash in baltimore city. it's right on liberty heights avenue at cool away avenue and on 95 we are dealing emergency construction. right along the southbound lanes between 195 and the beltway. here's a live look at the scene though. it's not causing any delays whatsoever. it will be nice and clear all the way down to d.c. and the northbound lanes also in great shape. just a 12 minute ride from elkridge all the way to downtown baltimore. as we check in and take a look at the other abc2 timesaver traffic drive times, normal conditions on the jfx heading downtown. it's going to take you just 11 pink traveling southbound from the beltway all the way to east fayette street

in massachusetts, people are starting to wake up. ink throughout the country because they are looking at that i paychecks and dwindling. their money is going away. they are paying attention. keep the faith. don't give up. >> bill: no, that is why we're fighting a good fight, senator. that is what we do. congratulations on your new job at fnc. next on the rundown, mer man cane will get the same question. and james carville will get the same question. and carnival cruise lines, we'll be right back. look, if you have copd like me, you know it can be hard to breathe, and how that feels. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open for 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. th

waking up to a winter wonderland after dealing with a real mess last night and into the overnight. good morning to you, good morning to everybody. 30 million people across the northeast dealing with a foot of snow or more and 11 million people according to the national weather service dealing with two feet or more, here in central park and enjoying 11.4 inches and upped their snow totals. only one storm related death to report. that happened in upstate new york, travel bans are still in effect in massachusetts and connecticut. and this travel ban in boston, the first time they've dealt with one like this, since the infamous blizzard of 1978. people in new york, saying hundreds of cars have gotten stuck on the long island expressway getting stranded and some drivers that chose to get out on the roads are frustrated and others chose to hunker down and they're waking up to a winter wonderland. >> we were going to drive out to the country, but we stayed here now and such a great day to be in the park with the dog. >> we'll get out later with the saucers, the sleds and remember what it'

wake up call about sleep deprivation. sleeping fewer than six hours a night - even for as little as a week - you c >>> it's a startling wake-up call about sleep deprivation. sleeping fewer than 6 hours a night even for as little as a week can change your dna. dr. kim mulvihill with the eye opening report. >>> reporter: too little sleep can really change a person. >> tired, grouchy. >> cranky. >> it's hard to focus. >> reporter: well, a new report reveals that change may be more profound than you think. >> i'm becoming my evil twin. >> reporter: in a british study, 26 volunteers slept fewer than six hours a night for just a week. subsequent blood tests redeveloped a startling change to their dna. this short-term sleep loss disrupted the activity of more than 700 of their genes. genes critical to stress, inflammation, metabolism, your biological clock, even how we fight disease. >> it just demonstrates the need for sleep. >> reporter: this doctor is medical director at the stanford sleep medicine center. he says these new f

during the night and not feel as rested when you wake up. a study looked at more than 500 healthy young adults with no history of alcohol related problems are that drank anywhere from 1 to 4 drinks. >>> and britain's discussed a wide meat scandal. a frozen food company has recalled beef, lasagna meals after tests confirmed they contained horse meat. they contained between 60 to a hundred percent horse meet instead of beef. more recalls could be on the way in europe as more products are being tested. >>> red was the color today at spue churches across our state. today marked the 9th annual red dress day. they're all shades of red at the douglas memorial church in baltimore. the red dress event is a health education program designed to raise awareness a about the effects of heart disease among women. it's the national symbol of this event and according to the centers for disease control, nearly 600,000 people die of heart disease every year in the united states. >>> and now, maryland's most accurate forecast. >>> not a bad day today, we had a

the patient will wake up for the first time in a hospital in the states. that is often the first time they wake up. that's how fast the medevac system goes. wouldn't it be a shame to waste that compartment of skills on a mass casualty event that occurs here. well, we have hospitals and they're going to be okay and we have a robust provider system, and you do, one that the cities and counties and states should be proud of. because they get it. they get it out here. but the hospitals, they will have to figure it out. but what if you are a country and all of a sudden you have an earthquake and by the way the one thing you need most because of that earthquake, the hospital infrastructure, is gone. can we describe a scenario that could be like that? i remember when i was in college a popular thing was the national lampoon and they did a parody of the political science final. please write a scenario where world events and powers provide and results in total thermonuclear warfare results and the next question was, please create a lab practical to test your theory