if his amendment fails, katz says he will probably not vote for the measure. a final vote is expected today. katz says his amendment would provide a better opportunity to bring the bill to referendum in november. maryland delegates say they are prepared to consider hand fulls of amendments to the bill design today legalize same-sex marriage. >> if i win or they win, we are still divided. we have got to come together and compromise. >> maybe they're trying to do some more arm twisting and vote counting. i mean, the whole process i think is lifting -- well, it should leave a bad taste in voters' mouths. reporter: several delegates committed their support for the bill this week, but advocates have said they are still looking for a couple of votes to reach the needed 71 to pass the measure. sheree johnson, abc 2 news. >>> former baltimore ravens wide receiver germaine lewis has been arrested once again, this the second time in six months he's been in trouble with the law. this picture was from his first arrest. lewis was pulled over yesterday morning on hanover pi

a follower democratic strategist and advocacy director for the young democrats of america and tony katz host of the tony katz radio show on the all patriots radio network i hate radio guys i got about a lot of ok headship gentlemen see pac is in town and beyond all the over the top rhetoric about president obama the republicans. don't seem to have much to be excited about santorum has taken three states romney still looks like the inevitable nominee gingrich is in the tank he's van't well the guy was funding him as seems to stop giving him his money in fact shelly adelson has said now he'll give some money to romney if you know if he gets it and on top of that the economy is improving there's a new poll showing twenty percent of republicans today would likely vote for obama and you know this is pretty scary so how much of a bummer is c. pac this year. first of all i have to completely disagree with everything i reject the premise that the people at c pac are actually jovial the throngs of people and the level of applause at c pac for santorum for romney for gingrich was unbelievable eve

rebecca katz the director of san francisco animal care and control. why? why are you taking all of these chihuahuas to new york? >> we see over abundance of mixes coming into the california shelters. they're in high demand on the east coast. of course we try to place them here, we would place them here, but slowly it's a process. they're in high demand in new york. the -- this is our fourth flight. the first day of our first flight, the first day they became avilable, there was a line around the block in new york ready to take them home. they move through the shelter system much faster. >> got to make you feel pretty good. >> makes us very happy. as proud as we are of the work we do, a shelter's not a place for an animal, they should be in someone's home. >> reporter: who do you have with you? >> buster brown, a 5-month-oldically what what. >> reporter: hi, buster. very sweet. >> he's looking for a new home. as many as we take to east coast, we fill up again. so we still have a number of chihuahua as the shelter here in san francisco. san francisco animal

host of the tony katz radio show on the all patriots but he didn't ever hate radio guys i got a house and we were ok chip gentlemen see pac is in town and beyond all the over the top rhetoric about president obama the republicans.

the first one regarded health director michel --mitchell katz, with a group that had an affiliation. this complaint was dismissed by ethics. our second complete recorded davis john s. sicilians, who was awarded a $2 million department of public health contract. the white, a high level dph executive, played a major role in awarding the contract. after two years, the comptroller revoke the contract siding, quote, irregularities. this complaint was also dismissed by the ethics commission. the laguna honda gift fund was reported as well. it is a charitable fund for poor patients that was being plundered for staff parties and perquisites by the laguna honda administration. nine months later, pressure led to an audit which restored three under $50,000 for the patience of a good on that, but again, this complete was ignored by the ethics commission. and lastly, i was driven out after 22 years, and the doctor was laid off. our whistle-blower complaints were dismissed by ethics without a hearing. is this an ethical decision making? thank you very much. >> good evening. i am peter, the executi

she collaborated with author rebecca katz and her book "cancer-fighting kim." and a long-time youth volunteer liked the idea of kids helping fill a critical need. >> what i've seen is the joy of youth in the kitchen, the relationships that they are building with one another. >> reporter: ann helps coordinate the student part of the program training kitchen and delivery volunteers. julie handles the donations from securing fresh food from local growers to the ins and outs of bringing over 3500 meals a year to families who truly need it. >> 80% of cancer patients going through treatment are malnourished. cancer makes it very difficult for people to eat when they're going through treatment. >> reporter: when dawn's husband brett got cancer the quality of the ceres meals made a real difference. >> it really mattered to have the nutrition and it mattered for it to be delicious. if you have pancreatic cancer, you don't want to eat a lot. and boy, my husband would eat that. >> reporter: dawn's husband lost his battle with cancer but today she had a message for the you

the first one regarded health director michel --mitchell katz, with a group that had an affiliation. this complaint was dismissed by ethics. our second complete recorded davis john s. sicilians, who was awarded a $2 million department of public health contract. the white, a high level dph executive, played a major role in awarding the contract. after two years, the comptroller revoke the contract siding, quote, irregularities. this complaint was also dismissed by the ethics commission. the laguna honda gift fund was r

. >> reporter: so robert katz, a new jersey police officer, is looking to upgrade for his wife and three kids. is your feeling that the market is probably bottomed, or is bottoming? >> i believe so, yeah. and that's why, you know, my wife and i are trying to catch a great deal before it starts to go back up. >> reporter: also helping the market? inventories. that's the number of houses for sale, have been steadily coming down. it's a sign that the foreclosure crisis while not over, scott, is beginning to ebb. >> pelley: but a ways to go yet. anthony, thank you very much. the stock market liked the news today. the dow closed today at 12,904. that's its highest close in nearly four years. general motors stock was up 9%, after it posted its highest profits in history. g.m. was bailed out only three years ago, causing many to joke that g.m. stood for "government motors." the car maker has covered a lot of road since then, so we asked dean reynolds to catch up with the man in the driver's seat. >> reporter: what do you say to the people who call this government motors? >> well, i think it's i

schweikert he is a professor of philosophy at loyola university chicago and in los angeles we go to tony katz he's a tea party organizer and a radio talk show host all right gentlemen cross talk rules and if i mean you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it tony in los angeles you got up early as for this program so i'm going to go to you first why why has the middle class been suffering so much over the decades is it government policies that have done this to the middle class or is the middle class itself it's changed its values its structure and this is just the way of capitalism it's just a way it works that's there's been a myth about the middle class for a century and it's just something that's changing. first of all it's good to be here and let's not engage a conversation where we're blaming capitalism capitalism is not the problem capitalism is what allows people to thrive and survive and grow and allows for opportunities i'm never going to allow anybody here anywhere else to have an attack on the open markets and free markets that just that's just for hardy nonsense

recommend at least in maryland seeing janet isherwood, she's a veterinary ophthalmologist, trained by mark katz. >> more coming up in just a minute. >> welcome back to "11 news saturday morning." thank you for being with us. >> yesterday we were in the 40's and cloudy. today we have the sun. still in the 40's. >> there could be accumulations up in west virginia. especially in the mountains. the second smaller circle has drifted off toward the bay. we might see something come out of these clouds. it is not enough to interrupt things. we'll talk about the details of the forecast in a moment. >> there is a change in the state education system. the chancellor of the system announced susan aldridge's leave. 11 news requested more information, but a spokse spokesperson declined to eelaborate, saying it was just a surprise. umuc is one of the largest universities in the country with many people taking classes from overseas. >> many are pointing to problems including the number of cabinet member positions and the institutions failure to give out hundreds of thousands of dollars to people in need. avery

society and hopefully more states decide to get on board and shut it down the bad wall street back katz bonuses and profits are reportedly drew when dealing on wall street a new report released by the center for responsive politics shows that the financial services industry is on track to shatter previous records for political spending report also states that the industry spending is in hopes of defeating president obama and putting into office a candidate who opposes the dodd frank financial regulations an act of in two thousand and eight mitt romney has already received twelve point four million dollars from financial services companies and that number is expected to become much much larger. it's quite clear that wall street wants to go back to the bush days when it was an unregulated anything goes while it was industry. all on its own corporate greed it's rearing its ugly head yet again. and the very very ugly senator roy blunt response to president obama's controversial birth control mandate is expected to offer an amendment to the affordable care act it would basically permit any e

the rumble on the panel tonight neil mccabe richard a follower and tony katz let's get back to it guys a good day for equal rights in america federal appeals court circuit court struck down california's prop eight which bans same sex marriage just a judge stephen reinhardt wrote in the majority opinion proposition eight serves no purpose and has no effect other than a lessen the status and dignity of gays and lesbians in california and to officially reclassify their relationships and families is inferior to those of opposite sex couples end quote and the washington state legislature last week has same sex marriage laws i think probably by now governor has signed it or is about to but not everybody's happy mitt romney and newt gingrich went off on this thing newt mitt mitt today said today unelected judges cast aside the will of the people of california who voted to protect traditional marriage yesterday and gingrich said court of appeals overturning california's prop eight is another example of an out of control judiciary so looking back ten or twenty years from now are we going to be

>>kimberlee: 0 adam katz was arrested for resisting arrest. >>pam: checking traffic right now on the san mateo bridge this is a live picture on your screen. it is pretty heavy on the left- hand side. we will be back with much more news to come. >>pam: a man was beaten and robbed at a san francisco bus stop. officials said the 20 year-old victim was approached by two men that try to bracket in the three players. the victim was punched and suffered a cut to his leg. the thieves got away with a shoulder bag his wallet and his tempe 3 player. in oakland a water main broke overnight. but it took about five hours to fix the kite who--to fix the pipe. [ male announcer ] for some reason those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. the progresso chicken noodle you made is so good. it's got tender white meat chicken. the way i always made it for you. one more thing.... those pj's you like, i bought you five new pairs. love you. did you see the hockey gam

. >> if it's a legitimate story involving you or lieu its katz or snider or norcross, it's going to run yeah, it's going to run. >> and you're just going to suck it up then? >> i'd pick up the phone and go, are you guying effin'crazy? >>> it doesn't try to sweep its mistakes under the cyber rug. the website had mistakenly accused the nbc commentator of supporting singer chris brown, the one who smacked rihanna around. after admitting its reporter had misinterpreteded a tweet, it was shoddy journalism on our part. a look at his feed before and after the comment would have confirmed his true intention, criticizing brown. we went to stress that this was an error. a stupid, lazy error that should never have happened. and it's inexcusable. we're putting this apology out with greater force than the original story, and it only hope that toure accepts our sincerest

she collaborated with rebecca katz and her book cancer fighting kitchen and a long- time youth volunteer liked the idea of kids helping fill a critical need. >> what i've seen is the joy of youth in the kitchen, the relationships that they are building with one another. >> reporter: ann helps coordinate the student part of the program training kitchen and delivery volunteers. julie handling the donation for securing from fresh food from the local growers to the ins and outs of bringing over 3500 meals a year it families who truly need it. >> 80% of cancer patients going through treatment are malnourished. cancer makes it very difficult for people to eat when they're going through treatments. >> reporter: when dawn's husband got cancer the quality of the series meals made a real difference. >> it really mattered to have the nutrition and it mattered for it to be delicious. if you have pancreatic cancer you don't want to eat a lot and boy, my husband would eat that. >> reporter: dawn's husband lost his battle with cancer but today she had a message for the young volunteers who served up so

my name is rachel katz and on behalf of harvard bookstore, i'm very pleased to welcome you to this evenings event with david kennedy, author of the new book, toshio: one man is dead street band in the inner shift in america. tonight the venice one author talks at harvard bookstore this fall. we saw tickets left for friday evening's talk with jeffrey sachs. he is an expert on economic and environmental policy and director of the institute and his book is the price of civilization garrity will be speaking at 6:00 p.m. at the bridal theater on friday evening. .. or silence your cell phone or other electronic devices. it's now my pleasure to introduce this evening speaker, david kennedy. mr. kennedy is a professor of criminal justice said john jay college as well as director at the center for crime prevention and control. a self-taught criminologist, he helped engineer the boston miracle in the 1990's by bringing together law enforcement community leaders and drug traders to cut down on a street violence in the boston neighborhoods. his work has been adapted for cities across the country and ha

. >> let's bring in ed katz at penn state university.okey like this humble anchor. ed, welcome to the program. thanks for coming on. listen, the last time you wrote about this was back in june, and you questioned about the equity of the shareholders. i looked on capital iq, groupon is saying they have about $170 million in net shareholder equity. do you buy that? >> well, the issue is going to be, what can they do, and what the income's going to be, and where it's going to be driving value, if at all. as you know, the fourth quarter earnings report is negative. and that does not bode well for the firm. revenue growth is positive, but again, earnings is taking a hit. >> hey, ed, this is herb. you know, big part of your argument has been gap versus nongap. we go over this all the time. and all these companies. if this company, and if analysts wanted to look at this as a gap company, what do you think the end result would be? >> if they look at it on a gaap basis, i think there are significant problems, significant questions that would be r

with the sentenning recommendations attorney steve allen with - hodes, pessin and katz joins us this with a closer look at the verdict.-only took one day of deliberatioos ... unusual?-sentencing immediaaely afterraads .... the jury recommended 25 years for the murder conviction ...and 1 year for grand larceny ... resuuting froo huguely stealing love's computer after the beating. questions ... wanted to clarify the meaning of the word "reason" in legal sense-key evidence ... letter he wrote her aattr should havv killed her-how did the defense do case ... they maintained anything that night .. he went coming up.. you're less than 10 minutes pway from laiming a 100-gas giit card... stay tuned for your chance to win it. it. you're &pwatchhng fox 45 morning news. all ocal.. all morning. ((aa lib horoscopes)) the silent killer. the illness that kills more people than aids.. on fox 45 news at 5:30. 3 3 3 fiber map 3 3 after ten days of trial... and nine hours of deliberations, george huguely is found guilty of second degree murder... in the beating death of yearddey l. love.the jury is reco

>> bruce katz, i was not on bowles-simpson, because i was running a campaign, but i was on the super committee. >> the super committee, i am sorry. >> i call it the not-so-super committee. [laughter] >> our tax system is antiquated in the sense that we are not keeping up in a global economy. and it's in the corporate tax code as a great example of that. -- i mentioned the corporate tax code as a great example of that we have not really touch the corporate tax code in a substantial way. during that time, everyone of our trading partners have reformed their code. all of them have. it is not just about the raid, although that is -- the rate, although that is important, it is also about the complexity of the code. over 80% of the purchasing power is outside of the united states. a company like ge makes most of its money outside the country. we are competing with one hand tied behind our back. partly, the rate partly the system which means other companies haven't said fitch. and the budget have an advantage. and the individual side, -- had advantage. on the inthe individual side, i am the

both the accused and yeardley's family attorney steve katz joins us this morning with a look at theetrialnd what's ahead.-what has been most significant about this trial so far -ended up with jury split evenly between men and women--how significant waa the testimony of yeardley's other romantic interest saying he saw huguely tryyng to strangle her-email saying i should have killed her &pphuguely's confession waa played in court .. he bboke down aad cried-this week will pocus on the cause of yeardley love's death .. there are conflicting medical reeorts ... prosecutors say it as blunt force trauma... defense says positional asphyxiation ... alcohol and drugs- 3 - 3 from rolling in the deep... to rolling in the awards. awards. adeee singing nats natsthe health- related set back that had many wondering if adele would ever sing again... and the stellar performance that proved everyone wrong.. at the grammyys and just in time for release... of a disney classic. your chance to win a copy of "laay ann the tramp" is next. you're watchinn fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all 3 the nation is still

prescription medicine was really the cause of love's death. 3 attorney steve allen with hhdes, pessin and katzg with a look at the case.-what ii anything does the nattonal media attennion do to this trial ... harder to seat a jury -what will the pposecution need to prove -prosecution has to prove why he went to hee room-he tolddpolice he hii her head ... what impact will that have -what coold the defense do to create resonable doubt-defense is questioning if he died from head injuries ... they say irregular heartbeat from -they were both drunk-he's charged with first degree murder with life in jurors can also consider lesser charges if they was planned or done with malice -todayywill be day in court coming up... this split- second obscenity you might have missed if you blinked. blinked..alftime natsáái dont give a áááá ááááand who's blaming who... for the error. and a new exhibit is crawling into town... we take you live to the maryland science center... for a peek at all-thingssbugs.you''e watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all morning. ((bbeak 7)) [ female announcer ] back to school

fidel katz row was president until 2008.>> las vegas is buzzing kr super bowl fans today. last night they got a taste of politics instead. here's a quick look at what happened. >> this is not the first time you gave me your vote of confidence, and this time i'm going to take it to the white house. >> we just have to wait and see how these numbers come in and see if we do have a good second place coming up. >> i am a candidate for president of the united states. i will be a candidate for president of the united states. >> you may be able to win a nomination, but that's not what republican voters are looking for. >> i didn't have any good mechanic nimpls to turn to somebody who has been blatantly dishonest as a candidate for president. >> this election we must fight for the america we love. thank you so much and god bless us. thank you. thank you. >> that was mitt romney last night. newt gingrich says i'm not quitting, but the folks at saturday night live have a different idea for him based on the moon base plan that he unveil

it's a hard sell for some at new york's katz's deli where jake dell brings in thousands of pounds ofshioned, i think meat should come from a cow. >> might not be a bad idea. >> why. >> because it would save the earth. >> i could not see my meat coming from a petri dish. i need to know it had a face. >> well, some good news for the skittish. post says even if he had unlimited resources, it would still take 10 to 20 years to make these burgers more efficient than the regular once. for now his research is being funded by a financial backer who wants to remain anonymous. wolf? >> mary, thank you. lisa sill verse ter ylvester is other stories. >> the death toll climbs with each passing day. a government official says 40 people are dead. dozens pore wounded about 1 0 miles west of islamabad. someone riding a motorcycle entered a crowd just after prayers and detonated a bomb. chaos at a prison in northern mexico left 44 people dead and 30 inmates on the lam. federal and state police surrender the facility. the local governor says the 30 escapees are maybes of the zetas drug cartel. the dire

it's my pleasure to introduce our panel moderator, bruce katz.s vice president at the brookings institution and founding director of the brookings metropolitan policy program which provides decision makers with policy ideas for improving the health and prosperity of cities and metropolitan areas. bruce regularly advises federal, state, regional and municipal leaders on policy reforms that advance the competitiveness of their communities. please join me in welcoming bruce and the panel. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> um, good morning, everyone. um, so let's get started. i want to introduce the panel, but i just want them to do this little preface. i think everything we've talked about this morning whether it's technology, whether it's trade, whether it's taxes, whether it's regulation, skilled workers, all the elements that are critical to recharging american manufacturing is a federalist act. so the federal government critical, obviously, and we have senator portman here. states, remember, we're a union of states, broad powers over market-shaping areas. citie

allan katz -- ellen katz has written major scholarship books including one of the large studies of sectionibution to the symposium here, why partisan use of the voting rights act might not be so bad after all. before entering teaching, she worked at the the part of justice. joshua thompson is a staff attorney with the national litigation center at the pacific legal foundation, a prominent conservative legal organization. he was co-author of the pacific legal foundation's amicus brief to the supreme court in northwest austin utility district, a case challenging the constitutionality section of the voting rights act, an issue that we know is about to return to the supreme court in a variety of ways. finally, nina perales. she supervises offices throughout the united states in the voting rights docket. she is a prominent voting rights attorney. she was the last winter -- winner in the supreme court case. she is one of the lead lawyers in the current tax is redistricting case working its way through the western district of texas, through the district of columbia and the supreme court. it is ki

muriel katz of great neck, new york, is 104.r time with her beautiful daughter. how about that. that's it. that's all from the shores of the gulf of mexico. back to you. >> willard, thanks. up next, the quest to look younger, we'll unlock beauty secrets from around the world. but first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ >>> back now at 8:38, this morning on today's beauty, secrets to looking younger from all around the world, from brazil to india. it turns out the fountain of youth is often found in the kitchen. here to explain is celebrity nutritionist cynthia pasquela. good morning. nice to have you here. this is an interesting list. and all of these things, are supposed to help us at least according to old wives' tales, defy age. >> exactly and who doesn't want to do that, ann, right? >> we all want some of that. and we can start with something as simple as coconut oil. it helps improve elasticity in the skin and get rid of the dark, undereye circles that we sometimes have. >> boys have them, too. you can buy it in jars now. and it d

. >> it is my pleasure to introduce our panel moderator, bruce katz. bruce is vice president at the brookings institution and founding director of brookings metropolitan policy program which provide decisionmakers with policy ideas for improving the health and prosperity of cities and metropolitan areas. bruce regular laly advises, federal, state, regional and municipal leaders that advance policy reforms that advance the competitiveness of their communities. please welcome me in welcoming bruce and the panel. [applause] ♪ . >> good morning, everyone. so let's get started. i want to introduce the panel but i just wanted to do this little preface. i think everything we talked about this morning whether it is technology, whether it is trade, whether it is taxes, whether it is regulation, skilled workers, all the elements that are critical to recharging american manufacturing is a federalist act. so the it federal government, critical, obviously. we had senator portman here. states, remember we're a union of states, broad powers over market-shaping areas.

katz row handed over power to his brother in 2008. >>> a california law maker is inviting people to celebraten day tomorrow. it would have been the former president's 101st birthday. in 2010 the state legislature passed a measure declaring february 6 a special day of significance. it's not a state holiday. the day of significance is like other special days. >>> an entire town is celebrating a lottery win except for the one man who didn't buy a ticket. the people in the town in spain won $950 million. that's about $10,000 per person. one man says he was overlooked when the homemakers association went around collecting money to put toward the christmas lottery. he is not quite coming up empty handed. he was able to find a buyer for a piece of land he has been trying to sell. >>> we do have some weather or rain mr. forecast for this week. otherwise things look good today. >> yes. we'll be dry,mild, a lot like saturday. this morning waking up in the 30s. inland areas, 40s. around the bay 44 at sfo. a bit of a chilly start. by 10:00 or so we're feeling pretty good. 50s. then at lunchtime upper 50s

katz.nues today, as well as the vote in california which really all ties together. put it in perspective. >> times it's better to be lucky than good. rick santorum may be good, but this week the catholic republican candidate has drawn an inside straight. it's bad news not only for president obama, it's bad news for mitt romney. you look at these three things that have happened. it started with planned parenthood and the planned parenthood controversy against the leading proponent of breast cancer research in the world. then you moved on to an hhs decision that even the "usa today" said was a dramatic overreach. i think their quote was that the obama administration, quote, trampled on religious freedoms, violated religious freedoms it didn't just cross the line, it galloped over it, and then, mika, yesterday two federal judges in california overturned the results of prop 8 again, not a conservative state, where 14 million voters went out and voted to ban gay marriage in the state. this is a

muriel katz of great neck, new york, is 104.r time with her beautiful daughter. how about that. that's it. that's all from the shores of the gulf of mexico. back to you. >> willard, thanks. up next, the quest to look younger, we'll unlock beauty secrets from around the world. but first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ [ male announcer ] the 2012 m-class continually monitors blind spots, scans the road to reveal potential threats, even helps awaken its driver if he begins to doze. so in the blink of an eye it will have performed more active safety measures than most cars will in a lifetime. introducing the all-new 2012 m-class. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur?] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that c help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a superh