marcus armstrong and jeffrey cattera know it's likely they'll never see the outside of prison again. >> january 13th, 1989, i committed my crime, was arrested the same day. it was a murder/robbery. i got life without the possibility of parole. stupid. stupid. i was a kid. did the wrong thing. you know? i've never denied my crime. i accept responsibility for what i did. although i regret what happened and -- i mean, it happened. i can't take that back. >> i'm in here for first-degree murder. i have 25 to life with an additional 6 years, so 31 life altogether. i can't blame nobody but myself. me personally. my mom and dad are married. you know, i'm from the inner city, but a good part of the inner city, mostly middle-class families. >> armstrong is a former gang banger who was involved with credit card fraud and drugs. >> she was an ex-girlfriend of mine, but we still lived together at the time. what i was doing started infringing on her life and she started getting scared and she tried to stop me and didn't listen. and it's been a discrepancy now if she was going to the police to talk

armstrong williams, he is a conservative. she made comments in her -- in her remarks very negative against candidates and very positive about the president. i'm not going to get into the panel. the fact of the matter is that the president's numbers, the numbers that we care about right now, are the right track/wrong track numbers. poll after poll show that 70% plus of the american people believe that this country is to wrong track. those are numbers as a an incumbent president you don't want to defend. and, you know, he is the president hoop he will be held according to the standards that he set for himself to the american people. and he can't meet his own standards, therefore, he will be a one-term president. >> okay. rnc chair. i look forward to having you back again. >> happy to do. >> it we will have that panel back in just a moment. how will the florida primary vote unfold tuesday? the big three is weighing in next here on "weekends with alex witt." [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. lord of the carry-on. soverei

armstrong elementary school. talked to these second-graders. and i want to thank teacher katie howell for the invitation to talk to these wonderful students who were very interested in all the different types of weather. we had a terrific time at the armstrong elementary school in reston, virginia. this last photo on the left is the school principal, mr. allens, we had a great time at armstrong elementary school. how's traffic? >>> looking really good now. had an accident, inner loop at georgia avenue. it's out of the roadway. no problems on the beltway. now, traveling in virginia, 66 starting to hit the brakes as you make your way to sully road heading east. delays continue just as you make your way to centreville. after that, you're looking pretty good so far. no accidents east or west on i-66. i-95 starting to hit the brakes at prince william parkway. and those delays continue to the occoquan. further ahead, no issues northbound. no accidents southbound either. and if you're taking the rails, still no reported delays on the metro, marc, or v

armstrong said skinning the code isn't the problem, it's when it sends you to a link you that have to click you need to watch out. >> see where they go and then make a decision. be wary of where they lead you. if you see them out in the wild, it may not be the best idea to scan them. >> reporter: jorge will keep scanning magazine adds. >> not a sticker on a street sign that says click here for free stuff or something like that. that would be a lot more -- risky. >> reporter: learn all about qr codes, plus other safety tips for social networking sites like facebook. that's all abc 2news.com slash socially smart. charlie crown send. >> you know researchers say this problem is mostly from criminals in europe, russia in particular. >> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> picking up a little bit on the rain. we have had some rain. not quiet night but by january standards still looking good temperature wise. you can feel that change in the air. we are seeing the early indications of it. we have a few scattered showers earli

among the people there, hln's digital lifestyle expert mario armstro armstrong.ok at the latest gadgets that can help you get healthy. >> reporter: mario armstrong on the floor here at ces in the digital health summit area. a big area about technology, health, and fitness. we've seen some amazing things. we've seen mobile devices be able to check our glucose, check our blood pressure, our heart rate, and keep all that information so we can track it over time. and we've seen how we can use apps to share that information and store it online so that physicians, family and friends, and distant relatives can get access to that info. even telemedicine. i was so amazed at how we can now take medication and technology into areas where these technologies don't exist. you can have your device to measure your health, measure activity with you all the time. you can use a smart phone or a smart device, and those devices are connected. they don't just collect the information, they use it to connect it to a service, an online service on your computer. you flow the information a

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he beats anthony armstrong. it is batted in the air.n the second, they attempt a field goal. the 5th blocked field goal of the season. he was shaken up bu tt stayed in. michael vick throws to the goal line. powerman goes in. grossman throws in an incomplete pass to santana moss. he takes off hsiis helmet and is fuming. grossman throws a screen. this is something to be proud of. a 47-yard touchdown. this was quite the play action. throws a bombg with jiceuice on it to jackson. 20-10 eagles. wide open. he powers into the touchdown. mike shanahan's two-year record is worse than jim thorne's. >> i was competitive but it is disappointing to finish the third quarter like we did. >> we played good football the first half. fourth quarter got away from us. >> what do you take away from this? >> hopefully it will be fuel for the fire. a lot of things happen. a lot of things to be learned. i am excited about coming back. >> hosting the panthers -- drew brees throws to marquez and he makes the catch for a 42-yard td. the saints are the third seed a

the ground seeing those little impressions of their prints and i thought back to 1969 when neil armstrong stepped on the moon and said one small step for man and one giant leap for mankind. one tiefu tiny little print for girl walking in the dirt but years later, dozens of other girls will be behind her and eventually hundreds and it will be one giant leap for they're community. it really was the peaks that first brought me there but the people that bring me back again. when i got to corefa in the spring. kanle was very sad. his wife passed away. first we embrace each other and there's dust flying around and tiers in our ayes and then we go over to the local graveyard. as we walked to the graveyard we saw her buried in the box in the ground facing the sunset. and out of sentiment he said without her, i'm nothing and then he said something that i would never forget. he said very soon you're going to be standing here and i'm going to be in the ground. and he kind of chuckled and i didn't think that was very funny because i lost my father in his 40's from cancer in 1981 and my sister and you

kendra michelle armstrong was last seen on her way to school. call police if you know anything about her whereabouts. >>> and when we come back, we'll have another check on traffic and weather. stay with us. one more thing, no like this. facebook and the time line, if i don't switch over it's coming. what does this mean? >> you have a lot of company. a new study is out and it finds that only one in 12 like the new time line on facebook. 8% say they are going to get used to it. >> and 32% of them say like me, why am i even on facebook? >> i might be that one in 12. >> i like it. >>> maybe i'm just accepting things. >> you have already switched over? >> i haven't switched over. i have been looking at others and i'm saying i like the big picture. >> it is nice. if you choose a nice picture it looks good. >>> one thing people are complaining about, they are saying aye dentty thieves, making it easier to create an online profile. >>> just be careful. check the privacy settings. >>> weatherwise no worries today except the chill. temperatures in the mi

terms of guests, we have a great list, don gogel of clayton, dublier & rice, the ceo of aol tim armstrong, the ceo of the largest hedge fund in the world, bridgewater associates, and then at 8:30 eastern time, we're going to have yuri milner, the largest investor in facebook. we're going to be getting his thoughts on the world of tech, ipos and a lot more. a lot going on here. i should tell you, joe, i wanted you to know this specifically about shawn parker and partying late. i woke up literally only an hour ago because we were out together. >> are you kidding? >> there were no victoria secret models. >> are you kidding? you woke up an hour ago? that's like 11:00 there, right? >> no, maybe about 10:00. it went very, very late. ann knows. ann the producer knows. i was e-mailing with her very, very late. but, maybe we'll show a picture, got to spend some time with mick jagger. i have two rock stars on the evening. it was a lot of fun. >> i love keith richards. >> that's why you have to 0 come out here next time. >> i will go on a two shot and my wrinkles -- i love both -- >> you'll take bot

so hln digital expert mario armstrong, joining me now.us get to the bottom of this, my friend. what exactly is going on? >> it's a lot going on. are you kidding me? don't you use the google service at some point in your day? >> all the time. >> millions do. there's big some big changes. the biggest change is now they're allowing kids under the age of 18 to now use google plus. google plus is their social network. it's their answer to facebook and myspace. so this is the place where people can log on, establish networks with friends and share information, photos, contend and videos with each other. >>> but why are they changing the privacy policies? and how invasive is it going to be for us? >> it's pretty invasive. when you think about this privacy policy, we're talking about seven different google products out there from gmail or e-mail service to google groups, youtube, even. so the idea is this. let's say you do a search on youtube. maybe you're searching for a brand new ford car or something like that. you look that up. later in the d

he has treated lance armstrong, ted kennedy, steve jobs.way he was able to illustrate the theories in his book, "the end of illness." agus believes that americans should be focused on preventing sickness altogether, by using the best diagnostic tools we have. and it was all very fun and interesting, until the c.t. scans were revealed. and he pointed out the sickness in my heart. >> these lesions at significant arteries in the heart can cause heart attacks in the near-term. we read in the paper about the 45-year-old who went jogging and died of a heart attack. these are the things we worry about. >> reporter: that picture and his description of it shook me to the core. i had no idea. and ever since, i'm eating better, moving more. dedicated to my own health like never before. and since sharing the story, i've had dozens of people ask the same question i asked him. should everybody have one of these? >> everybody should discuss this with your doctor. >> reporter: and if you do, you'll learn just how controversial this test really is. especial

when you look at louis armstrong, ray charles, cocker, all the great singers that had these sounds, i was in great company. i mean, look at what they did. i do not profess to have their gift. i certainly have their sound. my problem was i did not come from any specific school of musical tradition. i had to make a mime the repertoire. i had to make a pool was. -- i had to make my repertoire. i had to make who i was. the call me a folksinger and i am not too sure. i once asked, what is a folk singer? i never heard a horse sing. i went about my life approaching is it not from the point of view of a singer but an actor. that is how i first started to sing. i had a part, it was required to sing and i found out how to approach it from the point of view and i did it. it was the rewards that came from that practice. everything at when actor -- after was based on how i approached a song as an actor. not hall my musical instrument was. what i delighted in was so many people found what i did to be so attractive. and it requires that you see me in the theater as opposed to hearing me on the recor

armstrong. who is armstrong? can you pass that back? john, can you help? wood?middle school. philip mathews, where are you? and everybody gets maps also. some get two maps. kaye, you get two. blackhawk hotel? who got the blackhawks? who got the blackhawks? st. anne's church? he's not here. riverdale heights. i think that is melissa. is the radison melissa? wait, wait, wait. here, kaye. can you help pass out those maps? the jr. shy ron sebastian, i think. he's in the here. mark twain, elementary. who is that one, tom? knights of columbus? he's not here. ivy center. well, that is a whole building. pat is helping you. you're going to be busy. you have a big one. hoover? hoover? fair enough. central high school. hank, where are you? cody. would you pass that back? he's not here are you, tom? nice to meet you. we're passing out the maps. radison is melissa. julie, your map is on the wall. you can take it down when you leave. radison is julie. wood jr. high. riverdale. who is riverdale? is that you, brent? armstrong? who is armstrong elementary? could you pass that ba

second quarter rex grossman throws deep for anthony armstrong. it hits the defender's helmet and bounces up and nice catch by night allen for the interception. that led to this. 36-yard field goal attempt blocked. his fifth blocked attempt of the season. mike shanahan said he has never seep anything like five blocks in a season. eagles first and goal, michael vick to chad hall. he walks right in. 10-0 eagles. >> we don't know how to finish like good teams. we have to finish for four quarters. >> the redskins had first and goal from the four but santana most didn't get -- moss didn't get the call he was looking for. >> i have been a redskin seven years around i can't tell you when things went our way on stuff like that. >> after the sack for purposed a turnover grossman hit gentleman bar gaffney. problem the redskins had no time-outs. the clock runs out. a comedy of errors by the redskins. 202 yards of offense and no points. >> a mix-up relative to communication. >> first drive of the second half the perfect screen and the catch and run untouched

we do have him here live, tim armstrong, ceo of aol.l sense of what all these ceos do on the ground here. tim, let's start with that. why is it important to be here? what are you talking about here that is going to affect people at home? >> i think this is the one chance you get all year to see people, global leaders, both government business, not for profit leaders and get a sense of the global economy. i think the themes this year is that the u.s. has had a slight recovery from where we were a couple of years ago. europe is now facing that. it's very -- i think it's very concise way you can come here for a couple of days and really get a sense of how you get investments going forward and economy and jobs. >> we just had tim geithner here. you came out of a meeting with tim geithner and a number of ceos. relatively speaking the u.s. looks pretty darn good. we still have a massive jobs crisis but what is your read on the recovery in the u.s. and for everyone watching looking for jobs, what is this you're going to look like for them? >>

. >> mario armstrong on the show floor here at ces in the digital health summit area.azing things. we have seen mobile devices be able to check our glucose, our blood pressure, our heart rate and keep all that information so we can track it over time. we have seen how to use apps to share that information and store it online so our physicians, family and friends can get access to that info. even telemedicine. i was so amazed at how we can take doctors, medication and technology into areas where the expertise don't exist. >> you can have your device to measure your hel and activity with you all the time. you can have it on your smartphone, your watch if it's a smart device. those devices are connected. they don't just collect the information, they usually connect it to a service, an online service. flow the information there, track it over time. >> companies have a patch you can wear. a whole week straight. you can go in the shower with it. it's taking all your vitals and you can analyze it and live a more health conscious live style. >> geeks haven't been the healthies

second quarter, grossman fakes the haundoff, looking deep for anthony armstrong, but the ball is underthrowne ball is picked off by nate allen. grossman, 12 straight games with an interception. probably not coming back next season. didn't have to say that, but, probably. redskins' next possession, it's blocked. derek landry pushes over tyler plumbus, gets his hand in there. the fifth blocked pick against gano this season. michael vick to chad hall, he's 5'8", 187 pounds, but he's tough. pushes over deangelo hall and perry reilly. his second career touchdown for hall, and then eagles take a 10-0 lead. vick, he's loving it. and chad hall, he needed a little help to get into the stands to celebrate. good for him, though. under a minute to go in the half. vick makes a play here. not so fast. brian orakpo makes a play. sacked by the big number 98 and that forces a fumble. reilly recovers. huge hit by orakpo, his ninth hit of the season. but unfortunately, he injuries his left arm on the play and did not return. redskins looking to capitalize on the turnover. here we go on first and goal. rex look

. >> mario armstrong, many devices, so little time.y as mario armstrong gives us the latest scoop on technology. >>> first iowa, then new hampshire. a week from today, it's south carolina's turn. can romney get a third victory or will south carolina change the race? >> you are looking at pictures from italy where a cruise ship ran aground on a sandbar. three people killed, dozens more missing. we'll have an update on the search, next. i've been taking x for several years now. i really can't see myself not taking it. osteo bi-flex is a great product. i can go back and do gardening with comfort. [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex, the glucosamine chondroitin supplement with 5-loxin advanced. shows improvement in joint comfort within 7 days. [ jill strange ] since taking osteo bi-flex, there's nothing that i can't do. [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex. the #1 doctor and pharmacist recommended brand. forty years ago, he wasn't looking for financial advice. back then he had something more important to do. he wasn't focused on his future. but f

the assassination of the armstrong garion monarch in one thousand nine hundred fourteen set in motion a series of events that lead to world war one and then world war two with regards to iran today. a possible blocking of the strait of hormuz could become their trigger for the killing of the american citizen iran might feel cornered and therefore make drastic moves right now it's in a war of words but one bullet shot and the powder keg can blow up the question is what's going to provide that deadly spark i'm going to check our reporting from washington our team. some experts fear the assassination of an iranian scientist the fourth in two years could become the trigger for all out conflict columnist and veteran war correspondent eric margolis believes iran is willing to retaliate but is being cautious at the moment. it's either israel did the killing. and the united states certainly didn't condemn israel for doing it. who is a major financial support. is the. tax not inflated bringing in retaliation against these suspects it is. an international crime. issue has not been raised on sec

the doctor lance armstrong and ted kennedy called when they got sick. who kept steve jobs alive for years against all odds. and in his radical new book, dr. david agus suggests that "the end of illness" won't come from miracle cures but from smarter living. he thinks we can prevent disease altogether using science we already have. >> so the key is know yourself. >> okay. >> the key is to note various aspects of yourself, and so the first is establish your metrics. >> reporter: even doctors in davinci's day understood that health comes from a system in balance. agus says your system is constantly sending you clues when it is out of balance. red flags that are literally at your fingertips. >> if your ring finger is bigger than your index finger, you're almost twice as likely to get osteoarthritis. >> reporter: men, keep an eye on your ankles. >> if all of a sudden there's no hair down there that may mean a circulatory problem. >> reporter: luckily my ankle hair is okay so far. but if it starts falling out, i know now to ask my doctor about the possible ne

we were both in aspen, and we were doing a hike with lance armstrong. they had sort of a bunny slope hike where i dropped off. you went all the way to the peak, right? did you get to ride a gondola back? >> no. i crawled back. i crawled back. >> very exciting time to be in washington. we're going to start with a little breaking news. most of you have probably seen on your device just in the last few minutes, texas governor rick perry has said he's going to pull out of the presidential race today and he's going to endorse newt gingrich. we're going to plunge right into that. anita dunn, there's a debate at 8:00 tonight, as the mayor would say, 5:00 realtime tonight on cnn. we're now down to four, right? how does rick perry's sudden exit affect the chess board going to saturday's south carolina primary? >> i tend to leave the prognosticating about republican primaries to the people who know that party which would be steve. but i will say, just think about tonight's debate for a second. a two-hour debate. when it was scheduled, you had six or seven candida

our lifestyle expert mario armstrong joins us now., thank you very much for joining us. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me on. >> it's great to have you. >> i've got a way fork you to work off the pecan pie. >> i ate a lot of dessert. but i eat salads, too. >> they make vegan desserts, by the way. >> we'll have to talk about that the next time. we have something interesting we want to talk about this time. you'll give us the heads up on the new health and fitness gadgets premiering at the consumer electronics show. first tell us what css is, how big of a show is? >> this is massive. it happens in vegas. you're talking close to 130 or more thousand people from over 100 different countries attend. over 2,400 exhibiters. and the space takes up about the length of 33 football fields. this is a massive conference. all of the latest technology that shows up in the stores, the services, all the things that could affect your life. everything from smart refrigerators, to health and fitness, to tablets and cell phones, everything that you end

earlier i asked hln digital lifestyle expert mario armstrong what to look for when buying that new tv for the super bowl, you want to really look for a few things. there are going to be a lot of deals that will be out there. some of these deals will be great. others will be pushing old technology that you may not want to buy. a couple of quick tips. number one, the refresh rate, refresh rate is important for fast action. you're looking for something that has something called 120 hertz or higher. 60 is the lowest. you don't want that if up to have a sports tv. number two, you want to be looking for the right size. bigger is not always better. i know that's hard to defense a lot of people. >> you said it. i didn't. >> it's the truth. a lot of people don't want to sit in a front row of a movie theater. why would you buy an oversized television for your room? measure the distance in terms of feet. multiply that number by seven to ten, and that should give you your minimum to maximum screen size that would be good for that room. number three, sound is so critical. people buy these great tv

armstrong? john, can you help? wood? we don't have anybody here. the community center. >> west high school. >> the middle school. bill matthews, where are you? and everybody gets maps. some get two maps. here. >> black hawk hotel. who has the black hawk? ambrose? >> he is not here. riverdale heights. >> radisson hotel. >> radisson -- i think that is melissa. ok.l wait, wait, wait. jane, you help out passing the maps? ron sebastian is not here. mark twain elementary. who is that one, tom? knights of columbus. he is not here. ivy center. that is the whole building. pat is helping you because you will be busy. hoover? hoover? >> hopewell. >> central high school. where are you/ hank? -- where are you? cody. s that back to jay. he is not here. hey! nice to meet you. we're passing out the maps. number scott high. radisson is melissa. your map is on the wall. radisson is julie. >> woods junior high. 9 riverdale. -- >> river dale. is that you? >> that is where they vote. >> armstrong. who is our strong elementary? could you pass that back -- who is armstro

armstrong? who is armstrong elementary? could you pass that back? i thought i gave that to you. the center? we don't have to do that? bill mathews? where are you? can you pass that back? blackrock? can you stay and i will check that out so i can get these guys going? everybody. let's try to get this going as fast as we can say you can get out of here. thank you for your dual responsibility. please try to get more people to help you because you have another responsibility as being the site manager, and tom is going to be working on getting sell phone numbers for each of the facilities. we will either send an e-mail once you get all of that, so please make sure we have your e- mail address. if there is a problem with your facility, you will know who to call. if you can arrive at 5 -- i'm going to keep picking on you. he's got four precincts. when you get to your building, a check each of the rooms were used are supposed to be. make sure the doors are unlocked and the lights are on that it set up the way it is supposed to be set up. if not, call your emergency contact. we gave ever

there are very few books maybe one book in print in english that is a parallel history which is the armstrong book. it is a wonderful book but it is about the nature of. [inaudible] i wanted to write a book about the architecture, not just the holiness, theology, one empire after another. but the people that made jerusalem and how they built it. after all the people and families built cities. jerusalem is a city that is involved and has been created by great dramatic tax and a combination of these two things. i wanted to catch that. looked at the book for a long time and i read other books and once i read about benjamin disraeli who said when i would to read a book, i write it. , believe following in his footsteps. [laughter] i have a slightly down the same thing here. -- is that malfunctioning? >> not any more. >> so why "jerusalem" the biography"? >> many of you know, in the jewish scriptures she is always described as a woman sometimes a mistress abandoned or a beautiful princess but always a woman. that is one reason why that is the idea that i like that appeals to me. also also about the

quarter inch of rainfall george armstrong and elementary school.n the sunshine kankakee before the clout to get here snow melting of the rooftop. school of chicago beautiful skyline. the big story is the warm air not going to last very long come said of cold their windy weather. push of milder air. have been hurt more impressive showers coming together system spitting up in place interesting to watch. rainfall scattered off at dawn here we are morning rush-hour setting up to the northwest sleet and snow by lunchtime smelling tomorrow into the evening rush hour tomorrow night as you can see and pulling out like affect snow indiana and michigan here is the model estimate how much snow might come down some spots close to 3 in. of snow 1-2 in. and other areas midmorning on. storm stands up packs the isobars wed with cooling during the day tomorrow and wind it will drop with chills single digits clipper comes along and turns the bed the southwest on wednesday next batch of cold air snow showers wednesday into thursday this thing will be the coldest air

i'm armstrong williams. tom prady vs the ravens defense..and it undoubtedly will this sunday, too..the ravens know this: ttey have to get their pass rush together...and quickly...otherwise, brady will pick them apart.. "you don't want, particularly this guy, to get into a seven-on-sevennmatchup with your defensive backs, especially wwen they have aa 6-12, 260-pound tight end that puns about a 4.5 [40-yard there juut like, oh, we're just going to play catch todayy' you don't want him to zone in, get in his zone, so to say. so, i think prresure is going to be crucial, but it's alwwys crucial. but, particularll when you are playing these type of quarterbacks, it's pivotal." today's injury report...ed reed is tte only player on the ravens' list...yyu can fully expect him to play on sunday... .bill belichick loves to play mind ames with his injury reporr...14 players were limited...tom brady did not practice yesterday but was a full go today... morgan adsit reports on how the ravvns can slow down tom brady and th

. >> both of you said tailor armstrong. he committed suicide one of the most shocking things ever in a reality show. it seemed as if the show or the context in which his story was portrayed accelerated his decline. i don't know, i am not making any judgment but here is the confrontation with tailor and am tad. >> everyone should start saying what they mean. >> i think we got it today. >> i don't think we got everything, but okay. >> but everything tailor, i don't think you got everything out there. >> when you said everything, be careful what you say. we all protected you. >> we have all protected you. >> about my marriage? >> about what you told us about your marriage. >> what you told us about your marriage. >> we are protecting you. >> because we don't say that he hits you. >> because we don't say what he broke your jaw, or that he beat you up and he hits you. we don't say that. but now we said it. >> did you know that her marriage was as bad off as it clearly was? >> yes, we did. >> we didn't want to address it in front

our next photo was sent in from annette armstrong from portland, oregon. you imagine checking into that? i would skip all forms of registration at that point. i don't like them when i have to use them let alone your information center. it's the hub. a media network. kathy van zeeland sent in this one. this is my favorite. isn't this the cutest. >> that's so cute. >> he was drinking his thing. they are sharing. >> that little boy's parents taught him to share. >> it's her grandson tanner actually. >> we have a photo from kelley from newport news, virginia. >> meet bingo? >> i imagine they use pepperoni. >> i want to play some meat bingo. >> melissa sent us this. >> placenta? >> someone didn't think that through. >> moisturizing shampoo. >> is that real? >> yeah, it is real. i guess it's good for you. they could have come up with a better name. finally margy fox sent in this. i'm in. free wine every sunday. >> i'm in. >> love those. first time cassidy was in church, and they were serving communion, and cassidy goes, look, cody, they serve snacks in this chur

i go one-on-one with taylor armstrong. she is telling all about her alleged abuse nightmare.hollywood's most charming guy, neil patrick harris on life as a new dad. >>> and tomorrow morning's weather. how is that going to effect your drive to work. cnn weather center with the travel forecast. >> wind has been the big weather story from santa anas in southern california to wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour across the great lakes. that is going to be the story once again as you head out the door tomorrow. the northeast you're probably wondering is this rain and snow going to linger for the morning commute? for the most part the answer is no. the winds coming behind it will continue to be an issue for all of the big cities across the northeast. the big picture that we look at for tomorrow is much quieter across about the southern 2/3 of the lower 48. the northern tier will remain open. some rain and snow across the pacific northwest. everybody else is looking sunny and warm. temperatures way above average. you probably don't need a coat. kansas city 64 degrees and 40s across pa

so the number five is jacob "danger" armstrong, the son of the guy from green day. >> middle name danger. >> danger. that's one. number four is zuma nestia rock. that's the son of gwen stefani, zuma. number three is moon unit zappa, the daughter of frank zappa, now 44. >> he started it all. >> that's right. >> sparrow james midnight madden. who will be with us monday. >> and bronx mowgli -- >> i think it's mowgli. what was the name of the show? "jungle book." >> that's not so odd. bronx is cute. >> it's a little different. >> why do you think these celebs shoot for these names? >> they're creative people by nature. i just had a gift made for hoda, but the egyptian people as a culture rarely have middle names. >> we don't. >> i wanted to get it monogrammed with her initials, so i had hoda, what do you want me to do, hoda lee or hoda woman? whose are my option? so she picked hoda woman. >> but there in egypt women keep their last names because they see it as an insult to their father to switch your last name. >> i like that. >> so the women have the name of the father and the children have

i'm armstrong williams..you;re one of just a handful of teams still in action...and in the ravens case, it's even moreso...they are one of only four teams who get a bye this weekend...when the ravens take the field january 15th. they'll be one of only 8 teams still standing... priceless. you're in the playoffs, you're the only playing and everybody's watching. so it's really flattering to kind of have this stage but when we work so hard all year we kind of achieved it. so it's a good thing. i'm going to enjoy it, i'm going to enjoy the ride." a former star at baltimore's dunbar high stood out on a national stage last night...tavon austin helped lead west virginia to an incredible 70-33 win over clemson...the junior wideout caught 11 passes for 117 yards and four touchdown catches, which set a record for any bowl game...a running back at dunbar, austin also rushed 4 times for 46 more yards... austin has not said if he'll return for his senior season. stay tuned. gilman's football standout cyrus jones just ann