and the reason that mirai got so low scores. her jumps wereunder rotated. >> bob: these going to vancouver in all likelihood. >> dick: she'll have to work on that element. it's great moments for those top three. >> bob: hard to tell if rachael flatt was calling someone to tell someone, i am going to vancouver. or receiving a call. who knows these days? she's in touch with everybody. they're all happy for her. she walks out of her with the win and a ticket to vancouver. you can go to nbcolympics.com. for full coverage of the u.s. ladies team announcement. and watch it stream live on nbcsports.com.

>> live, local, latebreaking. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- rex 11 days after the earthquake, a miracle in haiti, a man pulled from the rubble alive. it is despite stories like that, the official search has been called off by the haitian government. we begin with an update on the ground in haiti, and that display of human resilience. a 24-year-old man, trapped under the concrete rubble of a hotel in downtown port-au-prince emerged alive late this afternoon. the man said more people are alive in there, which has some questioning the haitian government's decision to call the search for survivors. today, this clarification. >> president preval said in his opening remarks that the government was shifting to this

reconstruction phase, but he did not say he would stop the rescue operations. >> also friday, an israeli team rescued a 22-year-old man, and relatives freed and 84-year-old woman. the confirmed death toll is 111,481, and it is estimated that up to 1 million people may flee the capital city. people from all over the world have open their wallets to help the rescue and recovery efforts in haiti. tonight, all the war's progress of first baptist church held a benefit for earthquake survivors. >> the concert was aimed at raising not only money but prayers for the people of haiti. one haitian man has a desperate plea for people everywhere. the congregation of progressive first baptist church came

together saturday night in song and in prayer during a concert to benefit the people of haiti. it was especially touching for one church member. he is haitian, and was devastated when he learned of the earthquake >> i understand, but because i am haitian. one of my buddies lives in one of the suburbs of port-au- prince. their home is totally devastated. he is still trying to locate his dad. jeffery says it is heartwarming see his church and organizations across the world coming to the aid of haiti. >> we believe that only god can give haiti when they really need, and so that is what we are praying for, that the spirit of god will just catch fire in haiti. next several community groups and singers performed, people

willing to donate their talents and time to the calls. >> there are no words to explain how we feel. >> the effort does not end here. >> if you can just give a dollar, give something, and just help. it will mean so much to just one family. >> the money raised tonight will go to the christian humanitarian organization world vision. >> coverage of the disaster continues on our website. for more information on where to donate, and to watch lowell melser'reports from haiti, go to wbaltv.com. police part interview in multiple people of interest in the stabbing death of a maryland marine. he was stabbed at a party in northeast baltimore early this morning.

police say it was attended by college students. another man was also staffed but survived. lance corporal ray was from potomac, maryland, and station in washington, d.c. memorial plans are in place for four people killed in last wednesday's fire in east baltimore. the wake will be held at 10:30 a.m. friday, january 30 at not pleasant church in east baltimore, followed by the funeral at 11 -- mount pleasant church. by officials said there was a working smoke detector in the home at the time, so it is not clear what that family was not able to make it out in time. >> we were here sunday and we were cooking, getting ready for dinner. the smoke detector went off, so i do not understand why it would not have went off wednesday. >> firefighters and baltimore's two top elected leaders also return to the scene today,

urging members to make sure smoke detectors were working properly. >> this family had working smoke detectors, and we still have fatalities. we have to do more to talk to people about escape routes, about regarding -- preparing for a fire emergency. >> that is incoming mayor stephanie rawlings-blake. city council president stephanie rawlings-blake will attend president obama's state of the union address next week. she will attend as a guest of u.s. editor ben cardin. she was in washington for them conference of mayors meeting, which president obama did speak at. democrats lost a key seat in the u.s. senate, and with that, their filibuster-proof majority. president obama is changing his tone, now casting himself as a fighter.

>> i will not stop fighting for you. i will take my lumps. >> this past week, president obama adopted a notably tougher tone, and he may need it. >> the fundamental assumptions, the priorities of this white house, have just been thrown into a trash can in the last week. >> democrats lost what seemed like a guaranteed senate seat in massachusetts, and with it with that 60 vote majority needed to pass health care. more than half of voters now oppose health care reform, and the same number believe the nation is on the wrong track. republicans are seizing the opportunity. >> this is what happens when government overreaches and stop listening to the people. >> republicans are focusing on the struggling economy, 10% unemployment, and the trillions in stimulus spending that has yet to yield big results. >> right now, this is as serious as a heart attack for democrats,

and the question is, do they change their strategy and priorities now while they still can, or just keep plowing ahead? >> the president spent his day on the telephone trying to get ben bernanke confirmed as fed chairman. >> marilyn's unemployment rate inched up from 7.3% in november to 7.5% in december, hitting a 26-year high. that percentage means 44,000 people in our state lost their jobs last month. maryland's unemployment rate still remains lower than the national average of 10%. see which ex-oriole has blown back -- flown back.

>> this massive outpouring of support and compassion so many people has been overwhelming for me. >> coco says goodbye, a look at conan o'brien's tonight show finality. what he said to fans and to nbc. >> lots of sunshine today, but a totally different picture tomorrow.

>> vice president joe biden announced the united states will appeal a court decision dismissing manslaughter charges against five black water security guards. they are accused of the 2000 shooting that killed 14 iraqi civilians. the vice president spoke after a meeting with the president in baghdad. >> the u.s. is determined to hold accountable anyone who commits crimes against the iraqi people. while we fully respect the independence and integrity of the u.s. judicial system, we are disappointed by the judge's decision to dismiss the indictment. >> the u.s. has resisted iraqi demands that the contractors face trial in iraqi courts.

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>> the late-night war is finally over after conan o'brien's seven-night stand at as host of "the tonight show" came to an

end. >> i made a joke that we did not care at this point. we could not care more. >> heartfelt emotion on the final of tonight show." with only seven months on the job, his walk down memory lane was quick. the host squeezed in a required exit interview. he also raised a glass with actor tom hanks. >> this is cream soda. >> but weeks of bitter jabs at his longtime employer gave way to sincere thanks. >> this company has been my home for most of my adult life. i am enormously proud of the work we have done together, and i want to thank nbc for making

it all possible. >> o'brien also saluted his large staff and his allies of fans around the country. >> this massive outpouring of support and compassion from so many people has been overwhelming for me. >> with a $33 million separation deal in hand for an nbc, his next career stop is unknown, which made the closing song choice an easy one. more than looking to the future, this night was about savoring conan o'brien's past. >> as part of his buyout from nbc, conan is free to work at another network after september 1. jay leno will return to the tonight show after the winter olympics.

>> fans lined up early for the annual convention at the convention center today. they signed autographs and participated in question and answer forums. >> it was a good day for fanfest. the clouds are beginning to drift in now. some of the clouds are trying to produce some sprinkles. there is quite a bit of rain out in the central part of the nation. this rain activity is beginning to pick up out there. this is one of those pacific storms that is beginning to feed in some gulf moisture. the storm is marching eastward, so it will be our turn to borrow. 42 was the high at the airport, 41 at the inner harbor, just

about on target. no rain yet, but just wait, give it a few hours. pasadena is at 33 degrees. 33 at randallstown, 33 at edgewood, 32 at chestertown. the high, then plow the beginning to move been ahead of the advancing storm. -- hi thin clouds beginning to move again. now it is beginning to feed on the gulf moisture. the whole thing will be crossing our area tomorrow, tomorrow night, and monday. the temperatures ahead of it will warm up, so it will be a rainmaker and not us know maker.

no rain tonight, just a thickening of clouds and a little colder. 29-34 for the temperature range. cloudy tomorrow, rain developing, maybe a few showers in the morning. the more significant rains will be later in the day. 47-51 for the high temperature. once it gets into that range, it will stay that way overnight sunday and into early monday. we expect to to 3 inches of rain out of this before it is over, and that could provide a lot of runoff. flood watches kick in during the afternoon and evening hours tomorrow, but are not in effect right now. on sunday, the record rainfall amount is 1.74 inches, and 1.83 on monday. i do not know approval break or tie the record. here is the futurecast, showing

the first showers are sprinkles in the morning tomorrow. the more significant rain comes in overnight sunday into monday. maybe a flurry on monday or tuesday, and colder air coming in about the middle and end of the week. it really gets wet tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night, with a high of about 49. the high of 52 will be in the morning, may be a flurry on tuesday, dry wednesday, and colder chipper tears at the end of the week, with the storm to the self. -- colder temperatures at the end of the week. >> you would not want to let dairy down on a big day or make him down -- make him angry. that is coming up next in sports. >> tonight's jackpot has an

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>> three years ago, the orioles traded tejada to the astros, and now they have him back. he did not leave on the greatest of terms. they were happy to see him go. now that the orioles have a more clear vision of how to compete, tejada returns more humble, and is likely a team asset. he hit 313 last season. for all the ups and downs, gary

williams perseveres, 32 years as a head coach, 21 in maryland. today he stalked the sidelines for the 1000 time. a 14. win over duke. terps up 10. gonzales makes it. sean mostly in the corner all alone. 51-38, with 17 after the break. maryland destroys them and is now tied for first, with virginia at 3-1. morgan state writing a four game win streak.

the hornets up 12 at the half. i think he got the message across at halftime. the nation's seventh leading scorer knocks down three. a moment later it is joe davis. morgan state outscored by 23 in the second half. 72-62. in in this corner we have the cadets of army and in this corner we have the midshipmen of navy. a great atmosphere at alumni hall. the first half, chris harris was pretty good. he knocks down three. he had to sit for a while with foul trouble, otherwise it was an amazing game. chris walker it is good for an

11 point lead. perfect for for for -- 4 for 4. navy goes on a 33-7 run and run away with the win, 62-56 over army. towson in the middle of a rough season. joshed born from about 30 b -- josh portend from about 30 feet. a perfect for mike morrison, 28-22 george mason and we go to the second half. 48-46 tigers. george mason hangs on, another

tough loss for the tigers, 80- 71. 71. another check

>> heaviest rains tomorrow night, and then it tapers off monday morning. only in the 30's for the high, with snow thursday, friday, and saturday, but it looks like that storm will be mostly south of us. >> thanks for joining us. we will see you back here good afternoon. and thank you. it's good to be back in pennsylvania. [ applause ] i'm grateful to have the opportunity to speak to you today about our economy, and i'm