black-eyed woman, the street dogs are running wild. will you save me? simple white ignorance, even the desert has gone into hiding. there is no more meaning here than the crested moon holds towards a dying grove of date trees. i am for the arabic, for the transcription of the arabic, zato dates over fire-baked bread. the twin rivers have already called for us a history. our poets have already explained to us the desert. by what right have you come? who have you have seen the rustic crane in the tree, no chimes but for its delicate wide beak, ushers an intemperate reprieve? 33 beads on a string, why pretend to know beyond the presence of click. thank you. please welcome gale sher >> the first one is why did she care? why did she care, she wondered, laying aside the book. a dim light could be seen possibly from a cabin reaching in not for the word, but for the space which a time. fat drops driven violently side ways. the man's mind into which she tossed herself becomes a bird. fly away, bird. fly south where you are needed. letters moved, she could barely

will.i.am from the black eyed peas.ts the biggest surprise in "ellen" show history. [cheers and applause] >> ellen: last time melissa was here, i said i wanted to be in the sequel to "bridesmaids," so i wrote up a little scene and we're going to perform it for you right now. by the way, melissa's not seen any of it, but i think she's going to be okay. [applause] >> ellen: hurry, megan, we have to get to your wedding so you can marry the heir to marsha -- the air marshal you met in that first movie. i knew you had to be my sister when i accidentally hit you with my car. >> we have to get to my wedding. >> watch out for that low branch. i'm so happy for you. your wedding is going to be so beautiful, and nothing is going to stop us from getting there. >> not even a giant pile of weeds. >> ellen: not even that. >> oh, my god! what are those? >> ellen: don't worry. it's good luck to get attacked by bats on the way to your wedding. it's totally fine. >> mother of mr. bojangles. >> ellen: relax. they're gone. branch. >> oh, my

>> first of all, you'll get me all teary eyed. callista will tell you i get teary eyed every time we sing christmas carols. my -- excuse me. my mother sang in the choir and loved singing in the choir. my whole emphasis on brain science comes indirectly from dealing -- see, you got me emotional -- from dealing with, you know, the real problems of real people in my family. and so it's not a theory. it's, in fact, you know, my mother. >> if she were here today, what would you tell her? >> if she were here today? >> yes. >> she spent 27 years as an army wife and she was in a culture that valued patriotism, duty, took a risk for this country. and i would say to her, that i will do everything i can as a candidate to be worthy. [ applause ] >> that was newt gingrich in des moines, iowa, today. now, i know it's easy to begin to make fun of it, but the fact is that just four days before the caucus, he showed some genuine emotion when talking about his mother. perhaps some flashes of hillary clinton circa 2008. >> heading into the final wee

>> first of all, you'll get me all teary eyed. calista will tell you i get teary eye e ed every time we si christmas carols. my -- excuse me. my mother sang in the choir and loved singing in the choir. my whole emphasis on brain science comes indirectly from dealing -- see, you got me emotional -- from dealing with, you know, the real problems of real people in my family. and so it's not a theory. it's, in fact, you know, my mother. >> if she were here today, what would you tell her? >> if she were here today? >> yes. >> she spent 27 years as an army wife and she was in a culture that valued patriotism, duty, took a risk for this country. and i would say to her, that i will do everything i can as a candidate to be worthy . >> that was newt gingrich in des moines, iowa, today. now, i know it's easy to begin to make fun of it, but the fact is that just four days before the caucus, he showed some genuine emotion when talking about his mother. perhaps some flashes of hillary clinton circa 2008. >> heading into the final weekend, newt

>> well, first of all, you'll get me all teary-eyed. clis calista will tell you, i get teary-eyed every time we send christmas cards. there, i'm starting to tear. my mom -- excuse me. my whole emphasis on brain science comes in directly from dealing -- see how i'm getting emotional? of dealing with the real problems of real people in my family. so it's not a theory, it's in fact, you know, my mother. >> wow. well, howard, i mean, i want to say something about at the end of the show about the role of tears. we've all covered politicians. politicians, when they lose elections or are in bad trouble, cry. i've seen it in every party. it happens. it's the only business in which you ask everybody to like you, and then you get a verdict from everybody, and they all tell you in most cases, we don't like you. and every once in a while they say they like somebody for a while and then they tell them they don't like them. >> they don't cry in public. and we saw with newt gingrich, i was in the room at java joe's when he cried this morning. >> were

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it is not just a wild-eyed revolutionary. it is somebody who is all of that and much, much more.ompelling in today's world, where religion more often than not seems to be a source of conflict. >> jesus as an historical figure provides now a point of dialogue among jews, christians and muslims. because the islamic world accepts him as a prophet. the christian world accepts him as the son of god and clearly he was a jew. we will not agree from synagogue to church to mosque on what he represents, but at least we all have some claim upon him and that's the basis of conversation. >> so historians will continue to dig for clues in the dust of the holy land. sifting through new evidence and re-examining the old, all to capture the essence of this jewish rabbi who so changed the world. and faithful christians will continue to rely on jesus' own words to doubting thomas, words that define the mystery of faith. "blessed are those who have not seen and yet believe."

>> first of all, you'll get me all teary eyed. i get teary eyed every time we sing christmas carols. my mother sang in the choir and loved singing in the choir. and i don't know if i should admit this. when i was very young, she made me sing in the choir. we have pictures of me at a very early age singing in the choir. but i identify my mother with being happy, loving life, having a sense of joy in her friends, but what she introduced me to, late in her life, she ended up in a long-term care facility. she had bi polar disease and gradually acquired some physical ailments. that introduced me to long-term which i did for three years and alzheimer's which i did with bob kerry for three more years. dealing with the real problems of real people in my family and so it is not a -- it is in fact, my mother. [applause] i do policy much easier than i do personal. >> and they are going to be mad at me. but if she were here today, what would you tell her? >> if she were here today? >> yes. >> she would be talking to all of these people. she w

police say when an officer eyed him with suspicion, he eyed himself. investigators are looking for a motive and trying to determine if there was any prior contact between ashley and officer kraus. >> this time we have no connection between the two of them. >> reporter: as state police continue their investigation, teachers, students who went to school with ross ashley and friends in the community will be waiting for answers. >> radford university released a statement saying quote, the entire radford university community sends heartfelt condolences to everyone impacted by this tragedy. >> back on the virginia tech campus thousands of people filled the drill field for a candlelight syringe ill last night to remember kraus. the vigil included a moment of silence, two trumpeters played ecotaps as students raised their candles. a virginia text student organized a memorial fund for the family of the officer. those wishing to contribute with mail checks payable to derek kraus memorial fund. national bank of blacksburg. so far more than $34,000 have come in. m

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[ low growl ] he eyed the whos' feast. grinch, he even took their last can of who-hash. then he stuffed all the food up the chimney with glee. and now-- ...grinned the grinch. [ grunts ] i stuff up the tree. and the grinch grabbed the tree, and he started to shove, when he heard a small sound like the coo of a dove. - excuse me. - eee! [ narrator ] the grinch had been caught by this tiny who daughter... who'd got out of bed for a cup of cold water. santa claus? what are you doing with our tree? [ narrator ] but, you know, that old grinch... was so smart and so slick, [ coughs ] he thought up a lie, and he thought it up quick. [ chuckling ] why, my sweet little tot. [ narrator ] the fake santa claus lied. there's a light on this tree... that won't light on one side. so i'm taking it home to my workshop, my dear. [ chuckling [ giggling ] [ laughing ] i'll fix it up there, and i'll bring it back here. santa, what's christmas really about? - vengeance! - [ gasps ] er, i mean-- presents, i suppose. [ sighs ] i was afraid of tha

according to the company, the eys can come loose and fall out, posing a potential choking hazard to children. the bears can be returned to any store and you will receive a coupon for any other stuff animal. >> good afternoon. we have had every mile patter the past couple of weeks. today is the exception but feeling a lot like winter out there. temperatures only in the 40's. i want to show you how this is the perfect setup for lake effect snow in north and western pennsylvania. essentially we have cold air moving over the relatively mild late. it is helping to smarsparks snow showers all the way down into pennsylvania ted those are coming directly along the winds. here in baltimore, we're not seeing much in the way of even clouds. it is dry right now. the winds are definitely affecting the temperatures. let's take a wider view and see what is happening across the weather pattern. as we step out, we can see the storm system that affected us what it is up into new england. the cold air behind us. strong winds, because we have a very large high and a very large low, closer to each other they are

that gives people an eyed idea of what is inside.ks will give you additional information to surrounding counties when the pick up days will coincide. >>> ticket sales down half a billion dollars by a year behind 2010. it was the worst year for an attenanswer attendance for the box office. one theory behind the decline, there were too many family movies in theaters. additionally, movie goers are getting the movies they want, streaming hits on line and doing so at home. >>> 8 states will raise minimum wage in 2012, the lowest paid workers will see hourly rates go up between 28 and $0.37. arizona, colorado, florida, montana, ohio, oregon, vermont and washington. sadly, no increase scheduled for the state of maryland. >>> coming up, one week ago before the caucuses and candidates are coming out swinging. >>> time for news to go. check of the forecast, say hello to justin berk. >> good morning, 40 degrees now. 39 hagerstown and york. 39'sston, 35 ocean city. that's one of the coolest spots in the state. oakland has them beat by 1 degree.

i don't want people looking at me cross eyed when i'm feeding my baby next to someone using a bottle approximately. >> a target spokesperson said they have a policy of allowing women to nurse anywhere in the store. >>> maryland will receive more than $28 million to help provide more children with health care coverage. they're one of 23 states who received the bonus payment for helping improve access to medicaid and the children's health insurance program. this is the second year maryland has received the bonus. >>> a prime piece of roadway in georgetown will soon be up for sale. developers around the country will soon be able to place their bids on this building, the west heating plant near the water front. the federal government decided to sell the building since it has outlived its usefulness. the four seasons is one of the businesses that wants to buy the structure. they said they would convert it while keeping the building's facade. neighbors say such a proposal would be a welcome change in their neighborhood. >> the preliminary drawings i've seen show there will be a park right

not a cheese burger or -- it's a motor eyed bike. that's what it is. >> reporter: brian and his buddies -- engineered a way to attach tiny engines to their custom frames. they call them rebel bikes and you can pedal or you can use the engine or both. he said the idea came from photographs of early motorcycles that like his were more bike than motor. >> i like it. it's way better than my car. i got my car over there and it uses a lot of gas. >> reporter: carlos wants one. >> you get 10 miles a gallon. it's nice looking, go around town and don't have take beat yourself up. >> reporter: power assisted bikes not without controversy. in china they are banned on some streets, due to higher accident rates with cars. brian thinks american roads are different and he demands people wear helmets. >> just be smart about and safe and have courtesy and everything should be all right. it's a struggle isn't it? >> reporter: the bikes cost 500 to a thousand dollars. more than 80 have been built. the demand keeps growing. brian has described the bikes

how you issued in the -- you issued the eis to the brt and the -- i look and see that if you do everything right, you can reduce running time by 33%. -- quick boarding. i put out a 45 page set of comments. it is more important than changing routes here and there, to really see what you can do to keep cars away from the buses. i went through all sorts of detail as to how that might be accomplished. we must do it. and when we're looking at 33%, that is a quarter of a billion dollars. you can easily consume some of that in extra service, but you might save problems into the future and they also show. and when you take a lame, you don't really slow down the cars. all this kind of stuff has to happen. the other thing that has to happen, i hope you guys have the power to say what goes into the study. the thing is, it took four years. i don't know where the time winter. we have got to get this done much more quickly so we can see some of the good stuff happening. [chime] you can stop consolidation, and i have a lot of pages on that. >> had good afternoon, i am a proud member of the yellow cab, it

he was a blue eyed giant towering over the japanese soldiers. his khaki uniform was torn and stained with dried blood and mud. the faded white tag across his shirt read, private d packston. the solders marched him to the river and made him kneel bite coconut trees on the riverbanks much the japanese officer drew his long sword, dip it in the running water, swung it high and one swoop, cut the american's head off. seconds before the blade hit him the american shouted something. perhaps his mother's name or a lover he had back home. may be it was the name of his god. he called out, but it did not matter. his head turned circles in the air before landing with a small that you had on the soft muddy banks of the river. my mother opened her mouth and tried to scream as the head rolled past her feet. on the far hills red sparks littered dark skies like fire flies swimming. the crackling of the burning grass hiszed at the quiet country night. my mother wis perred. in the last stages of the war the retrieving army would burn the dry grass. my mother's fa

classifiy eied data must be producted. they also agree must sell heavy machines to other countries for international peace-keeping missions. the sdf have been using such equipment for their peace-keeping operations. the group hopes to discuss modifying policy to meet new standards on arms exports by the end of this year. >>> yoshihiko noda is japan's sixth prime minister in five years, so needless to say dealing with voters discontent is part of the job description. still he's only been in office for a few months. according to a new nhk poll, his support rate a slipping. more people disapprove of his cabinet than approve of it. nhk carried out the poll over the weekend. 37% of respondents said they support. that's a drop of eight points from the previous month. among those who disapprove, 39% said they have no confidence in the cabinet's policies. another 34% said it lacks the ability to implement them. nearly 50% said defense minister ichikawa and yamaoka. 34% said they approved of noda's plan to promote a tax bill increa

i really don't have anything planned but get one scoop of those black-eyed peas, that southern tradition, good luck for one scoop. i bought those and i'm good to go. >>> still ahead at 5:00, ditching annoying words in the new year. the slang one group says we can do without in 2012. >>> a mother in china does the unthinkable. under investigation.band are >>> china's very own octomom is under investigation by the government. they have an official one child policy so citizens were shocked when they heard about one family with eight babies. they hired two surrogate mothers to give birth to the kids and the use of birth surrogates is illegal. they have four boys and four girls. the story is so unheard of in china, many citizens still don't believe it. >>> one university thinks the start of a new year is a good time to ditch some annoying phrases. michigan lake superior state university put out its list of unusual words it thinks should be banished. occupy, man cave, ginormous, along with a celebrity magazine favorite, baby bump. also, amazing. did i say that right? i've been practicing, numb

denise richardson: the handsome, the blue eyed peter noone is here. i'm so yay.k you it's nice to be here. denise richardson: ok so. i'm in, "i'm into something good," "mrs. brown you've got a lovely daughter," great little story there. peter: well "mrs. brown," "i'm into something good," was my first song when i was 16. i went into the studio and made a record and i and i think it was a pretty good record. i was in my first band when i was 13 which is pretty embarrassing which was in 1961. when i am on stage i actually think i'm 17 i have to jump into the 17 year old person. i have the energy of a 17 year old boy and the stories "mrs. brown you've got a lovely daughter," is a story about a young man talking to somebody's mom. denise richardson: well the good this is your still gonna' be with us and i have to throw this to tj and i don't want to 'cause i love you so much. peter noone: throw this at him as well it's full of cds. denise richardson: take it away tj. tj lubinsky: oh, that's ok its, "henry the 8th" sorry. listen it's very, very important you call righ

. >> my name is joan the eisie ei. we have endorsed this resolution. the club members strongly support the principles of the new priorities campaign. the several budget priorities are definitely the business of the boards of supervisors. the cities and states are starving. the trickle-down theory has been proven not to work. instead of benefits trickling down, they are not there at all. in there have been programs cut -- there have been programs cut at the rec center where i used to take my dog. there was a wonderful challenge there. the coach the kids and provided help with after-school programs. the people there were inspired to organize a holiday gift program for the younger kids. that is all now gone. it is important to spread this movement from the ground up all across the country. get the people in congress to listen to us instead of the big money donors. -- big money investors. these are actually the war profiteers and polluters. budget priorities say a lot about values and where this country is right now, the values are shameful. >> thank you v

the blue-eyed plastic figure was stolen once before back in 2005 and after that, he was filled with sand and concrete. he weighed 80-pounds when he was stolen. police found baby jesus, thanks to a tip. >> he had seen the photo of the baby jesus on facebook. and not only the photograph, but remarks following the photograph indicating that the people who were talking about it knew that he was stolen and they were laughing about it. >> there is a suspect, but she has not been charged and police say they don't think she acted alone. >> new meaning to the words, i found jesus. >>> tonight at 7:00, a controversy over proposed gun control bill down in texas. this bill would make criminals out of anybody firing any kind of gun. we are talking water guns, laser tag, any kind of gun. we'll tell you about it. lesli. >> all right, let's send it on out to topper where no snow, but it's chilly. >> about 20 degrees cooler right now than it was this time last night. let's start with live doppler 9,000. rain to the south, not going to see any rain d.c. north. rain toward leanardtown. and temperatures, wo

see thisizens ei election as one of the most important and the island's history. an opposition when could change the course of taiwan's future. voters face some tough questions. as they contemplate what direction they want taiwan to take. >> and babita, there is good news for aspiring used car dealers in cuba. >> car sales shot through the roof the since the rules were lifted a couple of months ago. only cars that were on cuban soil before the revolution could be freely bought or sold. >> 1940's and 1950's chevy's and fords are a cuababan trademark. tourists love them. until recently, most cubans could only get their hands on a car if it was in the country before the revolution, if they bought it on the black market, and if the buyer and seller had government permission. the new rules mean that buyers and sellers can be up front about doing business. carsfore, i would buy and drive them, but there was no title. now the car is my property. >> there are still restrictions on in porter'mporter's cars. only cubans can buy those. >> in some way, it gives a little more

the headlining act, nothing says christmas like the black-eyed peas. >>> the place where kids go after school keeping them safe and off the street. coming up, what baltimore is doing to keep their rec centers open. medicare is joining the fight against obesity. the rules of government now out to help people stay healthy. and severe weather winter. that and more coming up in the 6:00 hour of "good morning, america." "good morning maryland." >>> new developments in the disappearance of a maryland woman in aruba. the only suspect in the case speaks out exclusively as he arrives on u.s. soil. >> the lines are being drawn as the debate over same-sex marriage heats up again. i'm corrine red mopped, i'll have more coming up. >> and could you use extra money for the holidays? the irs may have a check for you. how to find out if you're owed a refund. it's thursday, december 1st. good morning,

even though as a defensive player here, you're wild eyed and want to attack a football. but the cut back is really a much better r bigger threat than the power running off tackle. >> you're going to milk that then. this is a big stop for the giants here. they would like to take their time-out defensively. jones. we're at the 24 yard line. and we'll take that time-out here. >> cris: that's the way to play it by jason pierre-paul. he did not buy into the fact that the cutback wasn't coming and sat home and made the play. here it comes. play starts away. felix jones cuts back. and jason pierre paul is waiting for us. great defense. he has had a monster night. boy, you don't put on the sap of the new york giants defensively and come away oh, my goodness, who is this guy? he didn't even like football. he used to watch and say god, those guys are crazy out there. i'd never play that game. and they brought him out. he didn't know the rules. he didn't know anything about the game. finally the coach game him the very simple instructions. he said go get the quarterback. he said ok

last year was the black eyed peas and they were accompanied by usher. >>> star studded celebration in washington. the kennedy center recognized the best entertainers in all of buzz. paying tribute to those influence has worked throughout the arts. >> we honor five giants from the world of the arts. not just for a single role, or a certain performance, but for a lifetime of greatness. hon receives included barbara cook, neil diamond, yo-yo, sunny rollins and meryl streep. the show will be broadcast december 27th. >>> 100 people had to leave their homes during the weekend after damage from a fire in the condo. i'm linda so, how soon they could be allowed back in to the heather ridge community in northwest baltimore. >> i'm kuren redmond, former penn state coach, jerry sandusky, speaks out for the first time on camera about the child abuse charges against him. find out why comments are raising eyebrows this morning. >>> public-private partnership. details coming up. >> watching the large storm system dominating the nation, snow in western texas, we've got thick fog this morning. it's dec