she's down in canton this morning at a wine tasting events. >> quite a place today.e in canton and the chesapeake wine co.. is a sponsor of the big wine and beer tasting event. a huge business in baltimore. have the managing director of santa claus anonymous. tell us about this organization. i'm new to baltimore. >> santa claus anonymous has been around for 75 years. we have been in the surrounding counties. what we do is we work with our partners. we have three events. we have the winetasting kicking off on thursday at the crown plaza. we have a marathon football the first weekend in december. our campaign kicks off on thanksgiving and runs up to december 25. these are the three events we do all year. we raise over $300,000. we give certificates to the people that work with for social services in baltimore city and surrounding counties. they take our certificates and they can buy clothing, toys, books. our vendors come back and redeem them with us. get it to the kids and help give kids a christmas. >> you are helping out santa claus. he always needs elves. an it is

the canton area.0 restaurants deliver to the canton area, and you can search by restaurant or specials, and you can order online from 30 restaurants and counting. >> going to canton, and there are a few other things. that's a delivery, and we have it for takeout and dining in? >> yep, undertake out, if you are in the harbor east area, and you want to choose a place to order on lineup, come to the site and see what's opened or closed, viewt menu, and a lot of restaurants have the online ordering. >> and what about specials? >> that's one thing we strive to have on the site and make sure it's up to date, the most up to date content and specials. >> this seems like something someone would have done a long time ago. it's a one-stop shop. hate to be cliche. >> it's basically the expedia for internet. you need to have the local content management to make sure vu you have the credibility in the consumer's eyes. >> was this a deal that someone came and said i have an idea? >> we were sitting around a room and

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. >> it features the stars and bars, which is the first flag of the confederacy, but in the canton, you see three pillars, which are supposed to represent the three branches of government, and words like wisdom, justice, and moderation. >> a soldier bearing a sword symbolizes georgia's commitment to defending the constitution. >> so it seems as if georgia has finally settled on a flag. >> one thing that isn't controversial is georgia's important role in agriculture. its nickname is "the peach state." pretty sweet. with flag facts, i'm scott. >> on "speak of the week," we find out what you think. >> we always hear warnings about driving and texting, yet many teens still do it. so, rather than hearing more adults tell us why not to drive distracted, here's some advice from other teens. >> it's very hard to pay attention to the road in the first place, and so imagine doing it while being distracted. i couldn't imagine. >> you're putting your life and other peoples lives in danger. >> teens shouldn't drive distracted, because first of all, they might get into an accident. >> well, because w

all the officials in canton know mandarin as well. i was able to use a lot of the archival work that has been available. fortunately, while i was working on this the chrology of deng, which is a five-volume series of all of h important appointments was published and most no other western scholars had used it, that was a basic source for me. >> rose: why had no other western scholars used it? because they weren't allowed to, o or...... >> no. they hadn't gotten around to it. >> rose: how about access to people... >> i've had unusually good fortune. being at harvard and having many good students and when jiang zemivisited harvard i was his host and he agreed to talk to me. the foreign minister is an old friend that i've known for many years. also the provincial secretary of gaung don wch led the reforms had a grandsonho he sent to me to work under me. i had very good connections to him and with his friends who tended to be much more liberal thanhe other leaders. and who actually were quite critical of deng. i felt it was necessary to ge

. >>> sharon is 66 years old, a retired private investigator from canton, ohio.ear ago, she had a heart attack. after a coronary artery became completely blocked. >> he said for someone who had what you have, the only warning you usually get is death. and at that point, i really knew how lucky i was. >> like a lot of women, she did not experience the classic chest pain, but rather fatigue and a pain in her jaw. >> he said you're going to have to have open heart surgery. he says i can fix you today. i can take you right down to o.r. and operate on you right now. my son was in there and he was ready to wheel me down to the operating room because he was frantic, you know, it's terrifying. >> what kintz did next may surprise you. she turned the surgeon down cold. she said no to open-heart surgery and decided to take a chance. >> i always have sweet potatoes on hand. >> reporter: using food as medicine. >> i love these. these are wonderful. >> reporter: she is betting her life on a controversial diet created by dr. caldwell eselton. a general surgeon by training. you

mark westfield cantons in but doubt many of the hopes that the heart of the egyptian revolution is mubarak's military establishment ankle injury. lucky. more news today violence is once again flared up look these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of challenge after. challenge for a shelter rooted a. mum mum. mum . welcome back to spotlight. a reminder that my guest on the show today is. the leader of the russian democratic party yabloko. mr mitra in you just senate hearing thing you said that the lections in russia have become more liberal and democratic as a member of an opposition party you're saying that now you have more opportunities for campaigning. well actually i only mentioned one aspect of the complaint which is of course important yes but the president gave us a promise he gave a promise to all the leaders of russian parties when we met in sort at that meeting we demanded broader access to media and also demanded equal conditions for non-parliamentary parties because parliamentary parties have a special longer inseam them equal access to the media but this

canton trains are on schedule -- 10 to 15 minutes late. camden train our unscheduled. now back to tony pann. >> we will sycamore into ava marie. -- we will say good morning to ava marie. >> tis the season to get your christmas tree. a lot of people are starting to get their trees ready for christmas. it is about five weeks away. i'm with the new owner of the frosty tree lot. you carry on the tradition of helen and george. >> 1974 started selling the trees. one on from there -- it went on from there. i took over after 2005. >> on this day, allen passed away a year ago from cancer -- helen. >> that is why i'm doing a fund- raiser. 10% of sales will go to the hon spin cancer foundation. we're donating another 10% to match those funds. >> that is incredible. there will be matched to go to the cancer foundationo benefit the memory of helen. >> i have so many customers. every two to three weeks, another is being diagnosed or passing away from cancer. >> everybody knows someone who is affected by cancer. so this is a great way to carry on the christmas spirit. this is a great

strike so concerned with cantons alex heney what's wrong with the pension plan the government's proposed that the government is proposing to make people pay fifty percent more towards their pension work longer as long as sixty or you know a lot of cases a smaller pension when they do retire having. a look only would have to have that moment when they brought forward no evidence they can't justify by looking at our pension schemes i mean these changes are necessary because our pension schemes are affordable and sustainable and what about the the availability of money i mean we see the government constantly saying it just isn't any money yet and yes they are. bailing out you raised a net in which we have essentially no interest is that even embassy will certainly people are saying we didn't pay for the crisis we didn't pay for the banking crisis the banks are now working people are being made to pay for and they won't accept it and of course people have said to me in the lead up to this strike that if the government doesn't react to this there will be more strikes who are coming more indus

go to what outdoor mall or go have lunch outside, maybe it federal help or canton. it should be a great day to do that -- federal hill. >> thank you. a woman has been waiting for a kidney transplant four years. she lost her function over kidding because of a complicated pregnancy. >> she is getting a surprise from per daughter. >> sarah has spent h life giving. her daughter knows. she was there when her daughter was pregnant with ernie and doctors said she would have to make a decision. >> this it is used to have this pregnancy, she will be not dialysis the rest of your life. >> this has meant dialysis several times a day after she had ernie, and years of waiting for a kidney transplant. that is until this letter came. >> she thought it was another bill. it was, thank you for considering the nation. she looked at the front and said my name. she called and i said it was true. >> she wanted to donate a kidney to mom ever since ernie was born. she wanted it to be a surprise. after she turned 18, she got tested and found she was a match and will donate a kidney to her m

ava marie joins us now from canton. >> we are live at the chesapeake wind company. -- wine company. we're talking about santa claus anonymous. a great way to kick off the holiday season. you love chocolate at the event. you are the mastermind behind these chocolates. you'll have these at the events. >> we will have all kinds of chocolates. i do spice-in fewest shots -- spiced-infused chocolates. >> this all goes to a good cause. these are incredible flavors. pineapple. >> i have to try that. i do like wasabi. >> we also have a latte coffee beans. we have some care about with sea salt. >> this is amazing. the wasabi goes well with chocolate. let's check the forecast. a mild start to the day. there are showers on the way. this is really need tat. we have the wasabi. >> is the wasabi started to kick in? >> i was trying to make it through the forecast. >> you were very brave. >> wake me up. >> wine and chocolate. i'm sure she'll recover from the wasabi chocolate. can see rain upstream -- you can see rain upstream. starting to move into carroll county. there is a lot of rain upstream. it

. >> we are live this morning in canton where local high shop is gearing up for the thanksgiving. >>re is traffic on 695 and old court road. the volume is starting to pick up. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning to you. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. a nice start on this wednesday morning even though it is foggy in spots. rain could start to impact your rush as volume picks up. we are tracking 1 accident at philadelphia road and joppa road. we have a disabled vehicle in rosedale. watch for some closures at mayflower road because of a truck fire. another disabled vehicle at delaney. police activity at lafayette avenue. we'll show you. 95 north in howard county, north and southbound traffic flowing pretty well. this is traffic on the harrisburg expressway. problem free all the way down to the j.f.x. into town. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> we are moving along nicely on the trains. no delays on the penn,

disperse crowds of serbs refusing to dismantle barricades along because it was a northern border as apne cantons player all began. and moscow warns it could deploy missile silos on the e.u. border and pull out of a major nuclear card still with the u.s. it's washington continues to pursue its plans for a missile defense shield in eastern europe you see now at the kremlin with more details in just a moment. plus thousands of the fine egyptians step up their demands for an end to the country's military rule. protests that continue off the fine top this square disappoint security forces firing live rounds at crowds of people most in cairo in just a few moments. and later this hour china wants to boost natural gas supplies from turkmenistan by two thirds get the details in the business school of about twenty minutes. and what you are to come to life from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program and breaking news in our t.v. nato troops have fired tear gas to disperse a crowd of affleck serves the fanning they are barricades along the cost of serbia border troops reportedly used special equipm

there is already a bronze likeness of moore at nfl hall of name in canton, ohio. they are working to raise funds not only to his athletic prowess but also his social action. >> this is 40 years ago that he played and he's still giving back. >> even on the last game on thanksgiving, the ravens played, who was there saluting the kicker? it was lenny moore. >> moore was an all-american halfback. >> we love our sports heroes. i hope he gets a statue. >> price hikes next in consumer alert. >> why many are worried social security won't be enough to live off. >> in "consumer alert" nearly nine million americans are working full-time -- part-time jobs but they would like to be full time. even with the economic turn around, the trend may continue. the increasing use of parttimers may help staffing work on benefits. >> a growing number of professional women are burning out at work before they reach the age of 30. machine are more likely to take breaks for lunch or take a walk, but experts say these women will have to redefine their goals and come up with different measures

there is already a bronze likeness of moore in the nfl hall of fame in canton, ohio, but the national action network in baltimore is working to raise funds for a lenny moore statue dedicated not only to his athletic prowess but his commitment to public service. >> here you have an athlete that this is almost some 40 some years ago that he played, and he's still giving back. the last game on thanksgiving, the ravens played, who was there saluting the kicker? it was lenny moore. >> well, moore was an all american half back for the baltimore colts named rookie of the year in 1956. >> it sickened thousands of people two years ago where doctors discovered a new strain of the swine flu. next in medical alert. >> why doctors say over-indulging in holiday cheer could lead to serious health problems. >> if you are into christmas, is >> in "medical alert" the holidays are a great excuse for a party. over-indulging in holiday cheer could lead to heart problems. erika edwards has more. >> ice cream, liquor, chocolate. that's enough to get me in the holiday spirit. but over do the spirits, and you

ava marie joins us from canton and she is talking piies. >> we are live this morning at dangerously delicious pies. you guys are taking orders for a thanksgiving. you can come on thanksgiving, first-come, first-served. what are you making here? >> sweet potato pie. >> what goes in it? >> ginger, cinnamon, sweet potatoes, evaporated milk, eggs. >> all have to do is pour it -- all i have to do is part. sounds simple enough. >> philip to the top of the crest -- fill it to the top of the crests. >> you guys swiss stover from decibels starting -- you guys switched over to vegetable shortenings. >> you can go to dangerouspies.com or call the shop at 522-pies. >> you listen to rock and roll music. >> it gets you motivated. >> we have showers south of the area and they are starting to move into baltimore. take it easy with areas of fog. we will go back to tony. i think i'm shortchanging some of these pies. >> you are doing well. >> building muscle with its gigantic whisk. >> you should fire up that rock- and-roll music. thank you, ava. they skidding is a week away -- thanksgiving is a week away. we d

there is all ready a bronze likeness of him in canton, ohio, but that are working to raise funds for a statue dedicated not only to his athletic prowess but his commitment to public service. it would have his right hand with a football located near his side and located at the wax museum. >> here you have an athlete that -- this is almost 40 years ago that he played and he is still giving back. even at the last game on thanksgiving, who was there saluting the kicker? it was lenny moore. >> he was an all-american halfback in college and played for the baltimore colts as a rookie of the year and 1956. >> a new flu strain has been discovered in iowa and three children. the center for disease control says the virus originated in the kicks. a total of 18 cases of the h3m2 virus over the past two years seen in pennsylvania, maine, indiana. this strain only makes people seemed mildly sick. not as bad as the strain that took thousands of people back in 2009. it gave doctors different scenarios different abuse and describe how they would handle the case. primary-care physicians and child abuse

like sharon kents, a retired private investigators from canton, ohio.fter a coronary artery became completely blocked. >> he said for someone that had what you have, the only warning you usually get is death. and at that point, i really knew how lucky i was. >> like a lot of women, she did not experience the classic chest pain. but rather fatigue and a pain in her jaw. >> he said you're going to have to have open heart surgery. he said i can fix you today. i can just take you right down to o.r. and operate on your right now. >> my son was in there and he was ready to wheel me down to the operating room. he was frantic. it's terrifying. >> what he did next may surprise you. she turned the surgeon down cold said no to open heart surgery. and decided to take a chance. >> i bought some parsnips the other day. always have sweet potatoes on hand. >> using food as medicine. >> i love these. they're wonderful. so what can we learn from them. coming up, taking a page from the heart healthiest spots on the globe. the diet the doctor says can make you heart attack

eric from canton, georgia leads things off with a let tore greg. "i remember you on the streets of new york city of new year's eve a couple years ago talking about a couple on the streets and being on drugs. did not go over well." >> yes, eric dealing with drug addicted australian couples does not go well as you put. it they were drug addicts and from australia. what part of that equation seems like fun to you? be glad mr. gutfeld deals with this species of human so you don't have to. now go punch yourself, if you catch my drift. >> as always, we disassociate ourselves from what the robots says. another e-mail, "can i booy on -- can i be on your show? i am not funny too." >> these robots are not able to process the concept of humor. i don't have a show as of yet, but i have several offers from the e network with regards to being the next suitor to one kim kardashian, so i will keep you posted. i am looking forward to adding some robotic junk to her reality tv. >> of course i should add that steve, your mom thinks we are funny. jordan e-mails "when

mary boehme from canton, ohio, a lot of toys in canton, ohio, 100 years old today and loves to sing andongevity to having all sorts of good times and her ties with her family and her church. and finally on the birthday round trip of life we have sister mary raphael speer, here in washington, d.c., 101, loves to have fun in love and loves to serve her god. that's all from your nation's capital and now back to new york. >> all right, willard, thank you very much. are you ready to go? >> i was born ready, matt. >> when we come back he's got the rest of the half hour, but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> our huge crowd waited all night in the wind and rain, and now the young man they've been waiting for, ladies and gentlemen, justin bieber! ♪ ♪ chestnuts roasting on an open fire, jack frost nipping at your nose, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ yuletide carols being sung by a choir and folks dressed up like eskimos ♪ ♪ everybody knows a turkey and some mistletoe, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ help to make the season brig bright ♪ ♪ i know it's been said, many times, many ways, merry christmas, to you ♪ ♪ t

. >> 12 people stuff them sneevls a port a potty. 114 military police is based in canton, ohi ohio.t there it is. door close. they are all in there. >> when you have to go you have to good. good line. i assume it was a clean port a potty. >> enemy in there? training exercise. >> rekochbility you never know. might come in handy in the field. >> if raiders trying to get back on track against division rival. in san diego and rookie moore has the nature of his rival. in san diego and rookie moore has the nature of his life. sports is at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call the bay area home. from funding that helped a local entrepreneur start a business... to providing grants to a nonprofit which offers job training and placement... and supporting an organization working to help the environment. because the more we do in the bay area, the more we help make opportunity possible. >> 11:00 o'clock on 7 news at 11:00. protest trs set up a candle light vigil after man shot and killed near frank ogawa plaza tonight. apparently no connection to th

and heart patients from across the country like sharon kents, a retired private investigator from cantonrlier after a coronary artery became completely blocked. >> he said for someone who had what you have, the only warning you usually get is death. and at that point i really knew how lucky i was. >> like a lot of women, she did not experience the classic chest pain. but rather fatigue and a pain in her jaw. >> he said you're going to have to have open heart surgery. he says i can fix you today. i can just take you right down to or and i can operate on you right now. my son was in there. he was ready to wheel me down to the operating room because he is frantic. you know, it's terrifying. >> what kents did next may surprise you. she turned the surge r surgeon down cold. she said, no, to open heart surgery and decided to take a chance -- >> i bought parsnips. i always have sweet potatoes on hand. >> using food as medicine. >> these are wonderful. >> like president clinton, she has given up the food she loves like butter and cheese. she is betting her life on the doctor's diet. >> she had a

canton, ohio. jeff is a republican. caller: good morning. good to see you this morning. thank you for c-span. i am just calling. i kind of agree with the last caller. there was a lot of high hopes for mr. obama when he went into office, but i think a lot of people realize that socialism basically is not what the people in this country wants, and that is basically what they are trying to do, in my opinion, get the government to pay for a lot of the other things. and i don't feel that that is the mood of the country at this point. host: what about our question then? caller: well, the economy seems to be doing all right in a lot of ways, i think. that what the super committee was trying to do would have been a great thing. at some point we are going to have two real things in and stop spending. i disagree with the caller before the last one who said we really do not need to cut any spending. he feels just increasing revenue. i feel that is definitely wrong. i think there is a lot of wasteful spending out there. i don't make a lot of money, but i do feel that maybe they shou

. >> well, actually, today, he's going to be in can't -- canton, ohio and he's going to explain this whole thing. they did do a little tweeting yesterday and here's what team herman cain said. the definition to reassess is to consider again, doesn't sound like dropping out. that's mark block. mark block also said yesterday that -- >> the smoker. >> the smoker guy. he said what would possibly push herman cain out? number one, mrs. cain. if she said it's time to go, it's time to go. and secondly, if they wind up going to places and nobody is there, time to pack up their bags. >> the fascinating thing is when the first sexual harassment charges came against him five weeks ago, what happened to the coffers of herman cain? they went up. a lot of republican supporters at that time thought maybe it was a democratic operative behind it. this was dirty politics bringing this to light. i'm not so sure this time around that a lot of people would continue to give a bunch of money. maybe they will. that's what they are banking on no pun intended for the next few days. >> by the way, john huntsman

canton, ohio, toledo, ohio, the list goes on. let me say that voter suppression discourages voters, especially during this time of economic recession where foreclosures have made it difficult for people to have a home base. i would say to the congresswoman thank you so much for giving us time to prepare for the elections of 2012, so we can, in fact, prepare to avoid voter suppression in every form that existed before and in every new form that is being created today. thank you, congresswoman fudge, on this important issue of giving every american their full rights so we can restore trust in the government of the united states . . . . ms. fudge: thank you. now representative sheila jackson lee. ms. jackson lee: let me thank the gentlelady from ohio for her leadership, after spending some time with her on the floor, listening to the voter suppression occurring in ohio. i'm grateful for this opportunity, i want to thank the whip for his leadership on voting rights, election rights, for any number of sessions starting as early as the

host: canton, ohio. nancy, you are up next.caller: a producer from cnn called you a sexual predator. she accused you of sexual harassment. host: is that its? t? guest: that is a bogus claim. she did not make that specific claim. one of my e-mails got linked with a brainstorming document in it. cnn was the network that tried to cover-up for the acorn employees. cnn brought the guy from the washington post to say it was an isolated incident. they did not have any facts. they just said it was isolated. the next day, they released the tape in d.c. cnn has a history of covering up what i do. there was an hour-long documentary one year ago on me and others. they tried to say i was trying to do a sting that they got an e-mail about. it was not true. the e-mail was a brainstorming document. i was not going to do what was in that document. another example of cnn. >> we are leaving this now to take you live to a debate between herman cain and newt gingrich. this event is in texas outside houston. live coverage here on c-span. >> our topi