weather warmed up, tucker, and temperatures warming up again today. not bad. temperatures in the low to mid- 40s. it should be a great looking afternoon as we'll see the sunshine build in and high temperatures back into the low 50s. so a nice looking forecast for the holiday. let's get a start with a look at our current temperatures. we'll look at our satellite radar on our view system. there you go. satellite radar and you can see that across the area that our area of low pressure that was responsible for the rain yesterday is off to the north and east and sort of a mix of sun and clouds across the mid- atlantic. the trend will be to decrease the cloudiness and in crease the sunshine throughout the day. not a whole lot of cool air behind the syem and that will help hold the temperatures up into the low 40s and 50s this afternoon. a wind out of the north and west at 15 miles per hour so it will feel cooler than that. so bring along a jack fet you're headed out this morning. but later this afternoon with a clearing trend out there, it should be a delightful afternoon with mild conditions, highs in the low 50s and breezes out of the north and west at 10-15 miles per hour. we have more rain on the five- day and that's coming up. allison, back to you. >> tucker, thank you. survivors are growing more desperate in haiti. >> authorities are warning that looting and violence could spread. this morning help is on the way and it can't get there soon enough. >> reporter: thousands of injured and hungry haitians are waiting for help nearly a week into the crisis. many are living in make-shift camps in filthy conditions with little food and water, yet another aftershock shook port- au-prince on sunday as people inside the paralyzed city are looking for any help they can get. >> supplies are running out, th water supply is running o. >> reporter: many help is on the way. and streets piled high with debris have slowed down the relief and bands of pash ety wielding young man roaming the street. >> we all want to go back to our homes very much but we don't have money so we cannot go back home. a supermarket sweep, more than 100 hours after the quake's tremors, two people are pulled from the rubble of a downtown shopping center. [ applause ] >> she's stable and talking to them, having discussion. they're asking her questions and she's responding. she's with it. so she's in very good shape for somebody who has been basically trapped for five days. >> reporter: the u.n. says dozens have been found alive since the relief effort began but death and mourning is all around. tens of thousands are believed to be dead but health officials say an exact number won't be known for weeks, if ever. in new york, rick full bow, fox news. the u.n. estimates there are up to 3.5 million people in need of haiti in haiti and this weekend people in d.c. responded in a big way. it's been busy around the clock at the haitian embassy here in the district. >> sarah simmons joins us live where volunteers have been helping to get relief supplies to earthquake victims in haiti. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, allison and gurvir. they received so much donations here at the haiti embassy that they illed up nineu haul trucks. and what they need now is not for people to drop off donations buthey need volunteers. people lined the streets yesterday to bring the donations by and top off medical supply and nonperishable supplies and today they're urging people not to drop those kind of supplies, instead they want folks to volunteer they're time. >> we need assistance with sorting the various items that were brought in, separating clothing from medical supplies for example. we did a lot of that yesterday. but the volume was so vast that there was just not enough time to do all of that yesterday. >> now they are still urging people, if they want to make a monetary donation, they can still drop that by the haitian embassy. and they say they do need the money to help transport all of the goods down as close as they can toward haiti. so they do need that as wellch and they're also asking -- they're putting a plea out there for corporation who can haul mass quantities of these type of items. they would like to hear from you. they are asking for their assistance to help out. and if there is something you would still like to donate, something tangible, they will take first aid supplies here. things like rubbing alcohol and gauze and those things they are having trouble keeping a hand on down there in haiti. and to volunteer your time, it is later this morning, 10:30 this morning, they're asking volunteers to show up at 1900 massachusetts avenue southeast. that is the old d.c. general hospital. they're asking people to show up there. and you can also get to the closest metro stop there as ell. it's the d.c. armory metro stop. back to you. >> sarah, thank you. prince george's county firefighters and paramedics are collecting supplies as well to be sent to haiti. they'll be collecting items from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. at the cranford graves fire service building on webster street in landover hills. they're asking for baby formula, make sure to bring the dry powdered kind, baby wipes and diapers, soap and hand sanitizer and nonperishable foods that don't need a can opener. there is a list on myfoxdc.com. the national cathedral called for strength in unit and people lit candles and prayed. some are still waiting to hear from loved ones in haiti. >> the whole city is completely destroyed. all of my family is back there. they are okay, they're fine, they're alive, but how could this happen and how are we going to rebuild? >> these are my friends i see on television, the friends in the market, that's where i grew up. but i remain hopeful. >> other churches are offering special collections to raise money for earthquake victims. today nearly 3,000 volunteers in the d.c. area are going to be working with greater d.c. cares to honor the legacy of dr. martin luther king, jr. if you would like to volunteer go to myfoxdc.com for a list of activities. this are several other events happening. there is a peace walk until noon at the 2500 block of martin luther king, jr., avenue and goes to the 3800 block of south capitol street. there is a procession and wreath laying this afternoon. marchs begin at the 10th street church and walk to the memorial and events will be taking place at the martin luther king library. a free concert takes place tonight at the kennedy center. you can get ticket this is morning at 10:00 at the kennedy center hall of nations, two per person. [ singing ] yesterday on the eve of the holiday, the first family worshiped at the same church dr. martin luther king once spoke. from the pulpit of the vermont avenue baptist church, the president covered a range of topics, including the despair in haiti to the hard times americans are facing right now. >> we are not here just so ask the lord for his blessing. we aren't here just to interpret his scripture. we're also here to call on the memory of one of his noble servants, the reverend dr. martin luther king, jr.,. >> the president also called for helping american's workers to face high unemployment during this recession and fighting against discrimination. dr. martin luther king spoke at that same church back in 1956. afghanistan's president says order has been restored in the heart of the capital where a deadly battle between police and the taliban killed five people, including a child. this happened near the presidentl palace on the day cabinet members were said to be sworn in. one person blew himself up near the pala. well he shot pope john paul ii and spent 29 years in prison. now ajad is leaving. he'll be stationed at a military facility. he often claimed that he was the messiah. he gothe -- shot the pope while he was greeting people in st. peter's square back in 1981. in 1983 pope john paul ii met with him and foregave him. fox in negotiations on health care form -- talks in negotiations on health care picked up today. one deal cut by democrat leaders would exempt union works from a tax on cadillac health insurance plans for five years. all 40 republicans are standing against the measure. >> this arrogant attempt to have the government take over one-sixth of the economy on the heels of running banks, car companies, student loans, doubling the national death, you have widespread public revul shun to this program. >> one negotiation hurdle is out of the way. ben nelson says he no longer wants the federal subsidy his state was getting, a benefit no other state was going to get. the new governor of virginia alady hard at work. bob mcdowell took the oath on saturday. he expects to pass tax credits, offer a merit based pay scale for teachers and consolidate or privatize government services while resolving a $4 billion budget shortfall. today the country pauses to remember the life and accomplishments of dr. martin luther king. but probably the biggest service is in atlanta at the ebenezer baptist church and we'll take you there live. and plus people are opening up and donating to the people of the earthquake in haiti. how do you know which reputations are better? we'll talk with the better business bureau about that. don't go anywhere. we'll be right back. ftr0@0@ today we remember and we honor the reverend dr. martin luther king, jr., as the national holiday is scheduled for the third monday of january, near ki brother -- birthday. and his spirit lives on. and that's no more prominent than at the ebenezer baptist church where the celebration is about to take place in atlanta. again, we apologize about that report. but that is what is going on as they prepare to remember dr. martin luther king, jr. gurvir, over to you. >> allison, thanks so much. americans have donated milons of dollars to help the victims of the earthquake disaster in haiti, but for every legitimate charity soliciting your money there are others looking to cash in. local better business bureau president ed johnson joins us with tips on how to avoid scams when donated to relief. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> and it's been nearly -- and it's been nearly a week and from that we've seen people concerned and pouring their hearts out and at the same time on the other side, we see those wanting to take advantage. >> right. >> so if we want to help, what are some things we need to watch out for? >> well without question, the most important thing is to do something, to give. and it's both noble and good for consumers and businesses to do so. and the stories and the news that is coming out of that area, it's so disheartening. and certainly is tragic. and it's equally as tragic to know that there are people that are scheming to capitalize on this and to line their own pockets with donations intended for charities. and it's important for consumers or businesses, anybody that's going to donate, to remember a couple of simple things. >> okay. >> the first is to do some research. find out about the charity that you're dealing with. know who you are dealing with. are they a registered charity? are they a 501 c organization? how are they governorred? how are they organized and you can check with the better business bureau to find out if they're a registered charity or meet the standards for charity giving. and probably the most important thing is to determine whether or not the charity as the infrastructure and the channels of distribution in place on the ground to provide relief. generally if a charity is already there, and you're providing a monetary donation, that's the quickest and most affective way of being able to provide a donation. >> that's what we keep hearing from some of the organizations, is, look, clothing and food and those types of things are wonderful, but what we really need right now is money. do we need to make sure those folks are on the ground doing the work that needs to be done. >> you do need to be careful n. today's day and age it is so easy to give. you can do a text and go online and send in a check. but as easy as it is to give, it's just as easy to be deceived. and a good example on point is that within two days of the disaster taking place there was already 400 websites that were created to try to capitalize on it. and in addition to the websites, the phony websites, the thousands upon thousands of unsolicited spam e-mail taking ple trying to solicit donations. >> online is such an easy way for people to give. they are sitting at home and they can click on. but when you go online on the see the organizations listed there, you can go to the better business bureau website to check them out and make sure they are legit. >> yes. do your research. and the second thing you want to keep in mind is time. time is of the essence right now. but the time forgiving is on going. so don't make a tasty decision and don't set caution aride. don't be pressures into making a decision and the third thing to bear in mind is that it is good to give. it's necessary. do so. but if you're going to give, give with your head and your heart. >> and there are organizations that say, look, this money is going directly to haiti. do we have to be careful of organizations saying 100% of the haiti going to haiti? >> something always comes f the top. even if you're giving on a credit card, there is a credit card processing fee. so the likely of it being 100% may not be true. >> thank you so much. and we've put a link to the better business bureau on our website at myfoxdc.com. ally. >> gurvir, thank you. and fox is joining other major tv networks for a haiti telejohn. wyclef john, anderson cooper and george clooney will host a befit for haiti. and we want to thank you to everyone who donated last night to our haiti phone bank. your generosity raised so much money and remember you can still donate. there is a list of links on our website at myfoxdc.com. well we've heard about it for years. it's an ingredient in mastic that ou use every day. the fda deemed it safe and maybe they're backtracking. and we continue to remember dr. martin luther king, jr. holly. >> reporter: you just missed it, they showed a clip of dr. martin luther king giving his last speech to in spire this crowd who are giving this day, a national day of service. some 3,000 people are giving of their team and it begs the question, what are you doing today to celebrate the leadership of dr. king. we'll give you a few ideas later. we want to leave you now with the first look at our trivia question today. which fleetwood mac effort was from 1979? was it tuck, mystery to me or rumors. if you want to take a guess, you can head to our facebook page. we're back in a moment. the fda is now urging americans to take, quote, reasonable steps to avoid the chemical bpa. it's used in plastic bottles and food can liners. more than 9% of americans have detectable amounts in their bodies. the fda demusd it safe in 2008 but now says it can be dangerouses for fetuses and young children. the fda plans to do a new study on the chemical. a calf died from rabies at a center. if you visited this center, call the health department to see if you need treatment. a maryland man has been charged in a deadly street racing accident outside of baltimore. two people died last june. several people were standing on the side of the road and watching when 26-year-old don rayburn lost control and hit two parked cars and two people. he is facing homicide by auto while impaired. the now infamous party crashers host a party of their own. we'll tell you why they aren't keeping the money they were supposed to get for hosting the gig. and we're remembering the life and legacy of martin luther king. holly is up next with how some in the area are honoring our civil rights leader. we'll be back in a moment. 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[ laughter ] >> okay. that's nice though. you have to take care of yourself first, perhaps. anyhoo, you're funny. >> hi, tuck. >> the temperures were great yesterday. hopefully we'll have the sunshine today too. >> yes. we have bright blue sky across northwest washington. temperatures in the mid-40s, highs in the low 50s so this will be one of our nice ones. >> and as soon as i go outside the sun will be out. >> you better believe it. 45 degrees at reagan national. temperatures are warming up. we have 30s -- well parts of the area were in the 30s today but a nice warmup. 46 in frederick, 48 in fredericksberg and 43 in leonardtown. east of washington, 42 in annapolis and 43 down here in leonardtown. good looking start. winds out of the knowledge and west at 10-15 miles per hour. it will feel cooler in the next couple of hours. you can see the clearing taking shape in the next hour or two. the early morning fog will be burning off. our storminess from yesterday brought us about two-thirds of an inch of rain is off to the north and east of us. and that area of low pressure will continue to drag the clouds with it. so out to the west, there is not a lot happening. high pressure building in. there should be quiet weather as we're not expecting our next weather of storminess into thursday and friday. partly cloudy and mild temperatures. 51 degrees for an afternoon high with winds out of the north and west at 10-15 miles per hour. then tonight, cold, but not too cold. 34 here in town. that will be colder than this morning. but still for this time of year you can't complain. winds lightning up out of the west at 5 miles per hour. your five-day forecast, foam 50 degrees with sunshine. and looking into the day on wednesday, we're going to -- it will be cooler here. we'll have a weak cold front come through tuesday night and wednesday with highs only in the 40s on wednesday. it could be a period of rain, sleet, snow. >> we're not hearing that. >> sorry, guys. we'll have to work on the timing. it could be as easy as thursday morning and could linger into friday morning. there could be some frozen precipitation. >> it's early yet. >> then you have a family night, game night. >> she's talking about my disaster of game night. oh, tucker, you can come over. >> thank you. >> tanks -- thank you, tuck. and today is honoring martin luther king and over 70 service projects are going on. >> and our holly morris is at bruce monroe elementary school where greater d.c. cares is kicking off the holiday of service. holly, it sounds like an oxymoron, holiday of service, but that is the whole point? >> reporter: that is the whole point. and in fact life's most persistenquestion is what are you doing for others? that was the question that dr. martin luther king posed and i think he'd be very happy to see that as we are celebrating his life and legacy today, many are lose -- are chooses to do so by giving back and to help make the community they live in a ttle bter ace. and this is going on here at bruce monroe elementary where we are live. and it is one of 70 different projects going on under greater d.c. air cares. they are the largest group that organized volunteer efforts throughout the year. they have two big days where they get people going and that happens to be today, one of the two days. there is a team leaving the ceremony kickoff early because they want to get started and they're coming out here to the front hall of the school because a lot of beautification projects are simple. they're just painting and making the school a brighter place for kids to come and encouraging kids to maybe go to college. i think they're getting ready to do a university of virginia symbol right through. there is mary heckler. good to see you again. >> good to see you again. >> reporter: so we broke out erly from the ceremony so you can show some of the things you're doing. so give me a escape of the project here. >> we asked forabout 175 people and we have more than 185 showing up. one of the teachers from the school came out and will clean up outside. we're also painting murals from colleges out here to aim the kids toward going to college, aim them towards going to high school and beyond. >> reporter: and one of the great things you did is you actually worked with the school. and you can't come in and say we want to do and you said what can we do and they gave you ideas. >> it is our philosophy to go in and ask what the neighbors here want and then we respond to that. so we appreciate the school about what sort of things they wanted here and they asked us to put the murals here and lines on the basketball court so we're doing that as well. >> so you have a lot of supplies. where does it come from? >> this is supplied from greater d.c. cares and can you make donations at greaterdccares. >> reporter: andthere is a link on our website at myfoxdc.com. >> we have volunteers in the field and i'm spending a year volunteering with greater d.c. cares. >> reporter: and what have you gotten out of that. and i know people say this will make me feel better and will make me a better person but what has it done for you. >> i feel like i have control over what is going on in my neighborhood so i can make changes where i go. and it's given me the skills to meet people and talk with people and manage people. >> reporter: and them say how much of a difference can i make, just one person, but you can. and if you do it this way, you can see the difference you're making? >> if you go through greater d.c. cares you can have impact every day. >> reporter: these worker bees, i can't get them to stop and talk to me. tell me your name. >> mya. >> fred. >> reporter: and why are you giving your time today? >> i just do it because i love to volunteer. >> i think it's important to spend so much time on ourselves and it's important to give something back to the community. we all have such a capacity to make others lives better. >> reporter: well you two are deinitely an inspiration. okay. back to work. myfoxdc.com is our website. we have a link to greater d.c. cares. they're doing this today because it's a fashional day of service for dr. martin luther king's birthday but te do it 365 days a year. so if you can't find a place to give today, talk with your kids and family and think about how you can give tomorrow or the day after that or next month. you figure it out. back to you guys. >> as long as you give. a recent discovery could mean portions of the bible were written centuries earlier than that. a description from the 10th century bc was found in israel. scientists now say it is the earliest known hebrew writing. until now many scholars thought the hebrew bible originated in the 6th century bc. and check this out. snow in a buffalo neighborhood turned a deep shade of pink. it happened when a business was taken down that had food coloring. a water truck was sent in to clean up all of the mess. >> kind of pretty in a weird way. >> in a range way. democrats are working to stop a power shift in the state of massachusetts. they're pulling out the big guns. who they've lined up to help. and it was a big night in hollywood. we'll take a look back at last night's golden globe winners. but first a look at today's trivia question. which floodwood macal album was from the 1970s. the answer is coming up later. we'll be back in a moment. 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[ applause ] >> reporter: 13 years after titanic, film maker james cameron has done it again. his blockbuster hit avatar swooping in and grabbing the golden globe's most coveted prize of best drama. >> glee. [ applause ] >> reporter: fox's musical hit show glee, perhaps the biggest surprise winner at the golden globes this year. picking up the best tv comedy award. >> and this is for anybody and everybody who got a wedgy in high school. thank you. >> reporter: for best comedic movie, the makers of the hangover will probably have one after celebrating their big win. >> you're screwing up my underappreciated tat us here. >> reporter: jeff bridges sang the perfect note winning best actor in a drama for crazy heart. sandra bullock won best actress for the blind side. >> i am in the midst of my dream and when i look into the eyes of the man that i sit next to at 14 years old and i said to him, one day we're going to be stars and he said, you first. and we walked this red carpet together tonight. syndey, i love you more than you would ever know, baby. [ applause ] >> reporter: mo-nook won best supporting actress award and robert downey, jr., for sherlock holmes. >> meryl streep whipped up one for julie and julia. >> i want to change my fameto t-bone. t-bone streep. >> reporter: haiti was an everyone's mind with many wearing ribbons, making a plea for donations. >> please remeer how to get involved and offer your support to the people of haiti. >> reporter: and host ricky gervais to bring levity into a packed room of hollywood hot shots where everyone was a target, including mel gibson. >> i like a drink as well as the next man, unless the next man is mel gibson. >> reporter: rick full bound, fox news. >> so what does one do after winning a golden globe. sandra bullock is hitting the kitchen. she's opening a restaurant. for a complete list of winners head to myfoxdc.com. and one reported plan for conan o'brien would give him $30 million and allow him to go to another network. he rejected the plan to push back the tonight show to make room for jay leno. but it's good for business. his ratings were 50% higher on friday than this season. it is now time for our monday pet segment. and now that the craziness of the holidays have passed, it's the perfect time to welcome a furry new galore guy into your home. and joining us is sandra nav arrow from the spca. and this is matilda and we were petting her because she's a little shy. >> she's only about five months old and she's just precious. and once she gets to foe you, she's fine. >> what do you think -- you said she's a beagle. but we were thinking, gurvir and i and yourself, that she might have a little fox hound in her? >> she might. it's hard to say. she doesn't act like a hunter. she's very gentle and calm but she loves kids, she loves other dogs, she would be great with another dog or even a cat. but beagles do tend to be active so sh could use a fenced yard. >> she looks like she's a pretty girl. she has the eye liner on, d pretty dreamy brown eyeso how can you resist her, right? >> exactly. >> she is in with a foster family right now but she's looking for a forever home. >> and her foster family has another dog and they play well together. she takes to dogs well. she needs a little bit of time to warm up. >> and if you had a house with a fenced yard, that would be great too, right? >> yes. because she is an active dog and as is he grows and gets bigger, she's only five months now, she'll be more active. >> and how much does she weigh now? >> i think she's about 25 now and she'll get up to 45 eventually. >> so she'll be a nice medium sized dog. >> exactly. and she's a good lap dog as well. >> and you can see that right there. matilda, okay. because you're about to get a for offer -- a forever homecoming up, i know it. >> and now you have an event coming up. >> we'll be at the bowie pet- smart. and if you are interested in matilda, you can go to the wbsite and fill out an application but to meet the dog in person you can come to the adoption event at pet-smart. >> and i'm sure you have a lot of good little boys and girls looking for homes. >> we have plenty on our website and we have other beagles and a mix of other dogs that would -- could really use a forever home. >> and i forget to get the back story on matilda. she s found as a stray, is that right? >> she really had a hard start in life. she was crated for most of her baby hood until he was 4 months and malnourished but her foster mom is taking good care of her and she's gained about 15 pounds. >> and they thought she would have a physical challenge but she's rebounded. >> right. just exercising and moving around and not being in a crate all day which is never good for a dog. she's come back to life and her doctor has approved her as being fine. >> and we don't want to condemn anybody and perhaps the owner thought they were doing an okay job but he's fine otherwise, just in a crate. those other issues we don't have to deal with. because she's shy but not from bad behavior at the home. >> no bad behavior. she needs help with house training. but she's getting it now and i'm sure she'll just a little one. >> you are a love. she just sits here like a little regal puppy. and please let us know when she gets a home because i think it will be soon. >> i think so too. >> sandra navarroo, thank you so much. and we want to update you on pets we've had on at the end of november. do you remember mus ca an air -- and sierra. they have both been adopted and congratulations to the owners and those two great huskies who were in. we love those stories. >> i know. >> so let us know about matilda. >> and the last couple of ones you've had on have been adopted. the e-mails come if right away. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> i think i'm in love with matilda. >> she's a doll. >> you need one. >> i have too many at home. we're back in just a minute with the answer to today's trivia question and if you have a question for allison, because she'll be answering questions for just about anything. head over to myfoxdc.com and click on ask allison and keep it right here. tucker, he want you to answer this. >> he know the and to this. >> time for the answer to today's trivia question. >> this is easy. >> which floodwood mac effort was the title of the 1970s was it hero, was it tuck. was it mystery to me? was it humors. >> it was the 11th album that sold over 40 million copies. >> you know how i know that's the album? it's the only one i kno oh, okay. >> does your dog have a job? >> she's the vice president of a construction company in minnesota. she's a co-worker's best friend. haley is pretty adept at climbing ladders and comfortable walking around the roof. >> one day she just said i'm sick of being alone down here i'm going to go up and hang out with these guys. >> i have to admit i'm not a dog person but i do like haley. she's a good dog. >> if you're having a good day, you need a haley hug, she'll give it to you. >> and a kiss too. the company says haley isn't on the payroll but her job is guaranteed for life. >> and she's the vice president. >> of course. five-day forecast, if you want to take haley or any other dog out it should be nice. 51 with sunshine. next couple of days quiet and pain rain by thursday and friday. >> we'll enjoy the next couple of days.