[captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> egypt is spiraling out of control. there is chaos in the streets, prompting word from the u.s.. many wonder what is next. after a week of angry protesters in cairo as the egyptian government intends to send the unpopular police force back into the street. >> while the political protest in this country continues, for

many people living in this country, there is a much more immediate concern, the looting that has now become widespread in egypt. community watch groups -- or let vigilante groups -- are trying to protect their homes. they are armed with knives and clubs and molotov cocktails. they often times have been fighting with looters. they have killed several looters. amid the political chaos, at least 10,000 prisoners have escaped from egyptian jails. the egyptian gorman says it will redeploy its police to cairo -- the egyptian government says it will redeploy its police to cairo. >> the tension and turmoil is making travel more difficult as tourist tried to escape the chaos. >> for the sixth day,

demonstrators stormed the streets of cairo. on the ground, the egyptian army sent tanks into the street. in the air, fighter jets kept a wary eye. >> i did not actually feel nervous or upset about anything. the jets went flying overhead. one came very low to the hotel. i thought we were being bombed. >> thousands of people at cairo airport are stuck between the revolt and the street and canceled flights. >> we're trying to communicate with people and get information. the best thing for us is to get to the airport pierre >> 15,000 americans in need to have registered with the u.s. embassy. the state department is chartering their plans to evacuate all u.s. citizens who wish to leave. for those able to catch their flights home this weekend -- where you concerned? >> i was. i was happy to get them out. >> there is a relieved homecoming. as the turmoil wages on, the

obama administration is teetering on a tightrope of diplomacy. >> america's message has been consistent. we want to see free and fair elections. we expect that that will be one of the outcomes. >> outcome is still uncertain in an uprising that could transform the political landscape in the middle east. protests continued across the u.s. on this day of worship. many egyptians are praying for their homeland. economists are keeping a close eye on stocks, which could take a hit, sending oil prices surging. you can read more about the political unrest in egypt and and see more video on our website. city police are investigating another animal cruelty case involving a cap set on fire. witnesses say a juvenile set the cap on fire earlier this month in northwest baltimore. it was taken to the baltimore animal care and rescue.

>> despite immense injuries, officials say that she is in good condition. a veterinarian here says the issue is expected to survive. the video you are about to see may be disturbing. she has severe third and fourth degree burns of her ears, neck, and lower body. but the injuries are not stopping this mom from cuddling with her new kittens. >> she is a great mom. she is nursing. she is taking care of her kittens. we are calling to try to keep them together. >> she was set on fire earlier this month on st. andrews ave. they put her on fire with lighter fluid and put her in a crate. >> because she had a litter of kittens that came back to the home, the police were then called and then the cat was brought to barcs. >> pet owners like clinton young

are enraged by this cruel act. >> i cannot see how kids do that. but they do it. i really do not understand why you would do something like that. a cat or dog is a lovable and will. >> i think they should be locked up -- isela level animal. >> i think they should be locked up. >> -- a cat or dog is a lovable animal. >> i think they should be locked up. >> her skin and hair are starting to grow back. >> having someone foster her and her litter is a possibility. >> testimony will continue tomorrow in the trial of twin brothers accused of setting a pit bull on fire back in may 2009. travers and tremayne johnson are charged with numerous counts of

animal cruelty. the pit bull, phoenix, had to be later euthanize. tremayne is out on bail. travers has been held on another crime. baltimore city police are investigating the mysterious shooting in northeast baltimore. a man was found shot in the head around to 30 p.m. today. -- around 2:30 p.m. today. he was rushed to the hospital. a vigil will be held tomorrow evening to remember a retired teacher who was killed in an apparent robbery appeared 63- year-old marquesan was found friday morning in her vehicle. the naacp is encouraging the entire community to come together and look for the person responsible for her death. the vigil will be held at 6:00 p.m. in the parking lot where her car was found. in an rondell county, people

were arrested in connection with -- in and around all ann arundel countyun al -- the investigation continues about the death of a man in washington state. he was responsible for closing a chaplain was unarmed at the time. officials say that the alleged attacker is serving a life sentence for rape and assault. the search has resumed for an organ boy who disappeared from school seven months ago. teams spent hours looking for him today in two heavily wooded areas. the search has been planned for months, but was delayed by winter weather. he was last seen after being

dropped off at his elementary school on june 4. several rescuers and search dogs took part in this search. >> what is be coming at a bitter winter storm is beginning to develop. the ring ec in the gulf of mexico is not really the start -- the rain and you see in the gulf of mexico is not really the storm. the storm itself is developing for the west. here's the chart to show you what will happen in the next couple of days. monday morning, the storm will move into texas. by tuesday, it will be in the lower soot -- lower mississippi valley. by wednesday, it will be in the higher mississippi valley. warmer air will come in with it and we will get a wider variety of precipitation, not just snow. we could see eyes and free -- we could see ice and freezing rain.

stick around for the forecast. >> the frigid conditions in the area could be a major problem for the pipes in your home. water pressure builds and causes >> . cracks. and causes >> we spoke with the plumber. >> it is best to take precautions. you can use heat tape, pipe insulation, anything you can get around the pipe to protect it, even if you have just newspaper and some tape. it is something to protect it in the short term. >> log on to our website for more tips on how to prevent pipe burst of damage. many raise money yesterday for special olympics by and taking a plunge.

they took part in plunge fest 2011. this was the 15th annual polar bear plunge. there was a brawl at a basketball game. it began when an officer asked a young woman to return to her side of the room. her father got upset and it began. could this be the next red box. one library is appealing to even more members. have you been to dallas lately? that phrase health and homeless couple win a trip to the super bowl. >> today turned out -- that phrase helped a homeless couple win a trip to the super bowl. >> today turned out ok. >> today turned out ok.

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>> i said, have you been to dallas lately? he said, yes i have. can you unimagined? a homeless person who cannot afford a movie gets to go to the super bowl. >> we can imagine. she and her burly friends one a contest. by the dallas convention and visitors bureau. they posted a secret faiz on facebook. they sent -- a secret for use on facebook. they sent a person out to ask it. they have installed two rental

machines that dispense dvd and books to library members. two men who survived a parking lot roof collapse in massachusetts spoke with the media. there is dramatic surveillance video of the collapse. >> were sitting there drinking coffee and thinking how great life was. >> you can see peter sullivan and cesar humanes sitting in a dark car. seconds later, as one vehicle pulled away, the roof of this garages not trapping the two men inside. >> we heard a couple of loud bangs. we looked up and the whole roof was coming down on top of us. we both conducted down -- we both adopt down -- we both ducked down. >> the 3 ft. of heavy snow had become too much. they called out for help.

at the same time, those outside called 911. >> the roof collapsed on top of the car. there are people in there. >> rescue crews spent the next two hours, for trying to locate the vehicle, then digging through the snow and debris. inside, the two men waited, wondering if they would ever get out. >> i said, i am alive. he said, i am breathing. i called my wife. >> i told her i was in some trouble. i did not know if i was born to make it. >> when they finally cut through the roof of the garage and the roof of a car, they found the two men alive. >> the roof of the vehicle was just above the headdress. >> of the beam had fallen across the doors. it could have been much worse. it was hard to believe from

watching this surveillance video and from the views from above that these two men got out at all. >> we're lucky to be here today and to be alive. >> you just not know when you get up in the morning if this will be your last day or not. >> they work for a company that provides transportation for the elderly and the handicapped. for dozens of skiers in pennsylvania, there ride was a no go. people got stranded on a ski lift in pittsburgh. rescue crews had used a rope to lower everyone to the ground. this is the third time this lift got stuck this month. >> we start out by taking a look at the radar. some clouds drifted in. up in the clouds, there is moisture. south of the baltimore area, some of that moisture may be

coming down to the ground. there is a little freezing drizzle or missed or sprinkles. this is not really the storm coming are a thing like this. it is kind of an anomaly that popped up. i think the most of the moisture is in the clouds. let's take a look at what happened during the day today. 42 degrees was the high at the airport. we got some some this afternoon. it turned out to be a pretty nice day. taze temperatures were fairly close to normal. by the way, we are finally off 41 degrees. it was 42 degrees for several weeks. now it is back up to 42 degrees, progress of some sort, i guess. temperatures have settled in. greetings to our north dropping into the 20's.

we will see -- greetings to our north are dropping into the 20's. we will have a cool night tonight. clouds are drifting in and drifting across the area. the moisture we see is just along a little convergence line. there are no reports of any of this hitting the ground. the real storm and the loaded worcester's down to the south. most of the gulf of mexico -- the storm itself is developing to the west. the key to the whole storm is that it will be centered west of us instead of along the coast. so it will have a different flavor. overnight tonight, we will call a partly cloudy. there will be some breaks in the clouds over night. there will be north wind from 5 miles per hour to 10 miles per hour. those areas that have more clouds will be around that six

degrees reading. there might be a few flurries late in the day. the first elements of the storm will drift northward. here is what we think will happen. this is subject to change as the storm really is not on the map yet. snow and sleet monday night. on tuesday, sleet, freezing rain, and then rain in that order. then freezing rain and rain on tuesday night. temperatures will be hovering around the freezing point. then icing conditions are possible. on wednesday, it should be mostly rain, but there may be ice north of us. it will be cold during the whole time. the warmest it will be wednesday and it will not be that warm. from the plains states to the north face, a band of vice -- to the northeast, a band of ice.

north of that, from kansas to the great lakes, some heavy snow. travel problems are very possible on tuesday and wednesday. detroit, chicago, and kansas city, and dallas-fort worth may be experiencing some pricing issues. this overhead will dissipate. we will cloud up on monday. by monday evening, we will see the first of that moisture. it will be mostly snow and sleet and our area. temperatures will be called in up for that. then it will transition into a rain-sleet mix. by wednesday, it is all rain and it will leave by wednesday evening. that wintry mix kicks in after flurries on monday. it will be windy and cold on wednesday and thursday. there will be rain comeriday.

>> i am ready for the storm. >> they got the

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jordy williams, last time out, the street comes to an end. quickly start to anyone. the young man gets up with the downstroke. maryland is out in front. taking after is daddy. he drills for three. in the second half, jordan williams cleans up the glass and gets the rebound. he stars to break adrian potro. they do like to share. this time, the long outlet i had to williams. the big fellow around the court. late in the game, he somehow gets a to moseley to williams and they beat georgia tech. next up, do is at home on

wednesday. -- next up, they will play duke at home on wednesday. duke does not get back. shawn evans finishes. bad break. justin bradley is knifing through. rise and shine. devilsn's demolishes the 93-78. and baltimore, jimmy and lula and a dogfight with iona. he is not shy. we move to the second half. brian rauf gets it done in the trees. he does that at 5 foot 8 inches. trigger,ith, quick iona is now up one. . you can see how he racked up a

game-high of 22 points. three seconds left. bobby olson. he nails the 3-pointer. we go into overtime. he is fired up, too. olson is stunning in the extra session. the greyhounds get it done. loyola, a huge win today in overtime. 88-85. michael eldorado -- >> he has got it! we will check the clock. >> they win. the game does not lend itself to quality exhibition skills. what makes football great is surviving the brutality. this is what is.

he looks ready to go. his defense, though. obama haley, the fullback and dives to get past. we go to the second quarter and peyton manning. he passes to >> walker. diangelo hall is running for the ball. with that, he goes 34 yards and a touchdown. diangelo hall is in it for mvp. the final round of the p.j. farmers insurance open in hawaii -- they took a the phrase shoes, no shirt, no service" the other way. he extends his lead to an two. the pilot dives into the cup, the putt doesn't the cup.

nicklaus won strumpet his team. just like lining up for grade school. this is deflected. matt deshea and breaks up three. and he gets a penalty for that. however, martin is not to be stopped. there is six minutes to play. they somehow get the back and shot. please stay with us. we continue right after this.