(candice/fan) "no, not toooout - of ontrol. no 3 urinating in the street or anything like that.uut, hopefully everybody having fun & nd getting along and no fights!" fights!" police say officers wwll also be at headduarterr mmnitoringgthose ffeds from stationary and helicoptee cameras. 3&p avens fans... aa... towson town center... celebratee... what... they -33 callee... super... purple -3 friday today today everyone making the most of thee ast couple days before the big game.today's raven rally--provvd once again --3 ravvns fans are indeed the best fans.as young and old -3pook part in the last purple priddy of the poss eason. & 3 <7720:47 i can't even explain whaa i feel. i'm jjst so &pexciteddto be in thh mmment of -3 whaa we're doing and ust that all these years we're bbck in - the super bowl. so it's hard to eeplain but what i can say is right now t's tte bbst feeling in the world and im 3 excited.> 33 foomer raven and super bbwl phamp mike mccrary attended today's event--signing autographs for eager fans..he team'ssmmssot--poe-- aaso aae snapshots throughout the afternoon..

delores mcgee, margaret gray, marcia, karen, joan, mira, janice, jennifer walsh, fudyjud, candice. you in the room or are you busy in the other spots? if you are here, please stand up. and a round of applause. [applause] so, all of these folks are listed in your book, and you all have nametags and so do they. as you go out throughout the day, if you see any of these people, i really encourage you to thank them for all the work they have done because it has been an enormous amount of work to a poll today off. but there are two people that i want us to single out for today's event. that is marie jopling and judy otto. [cheers and applause] you know how you read in the paper about most famous folks in technology? there are those names, right? those companies and those names we read about every day. but we should all hope for having one of those famous people in our lives, and that is to marie and judy really are. these other two women who i think single-handedly moved me into social networking, kicking and fighting the hallway. because i was not born into technology. i really had to b

. -3 3 (candice/ffn) no, not too out of control. no urinating in the street or annthing like thht. just, hopefully -3& everyyody having fun and getting along and no fights!" fights!" command staff will also beeat police headquarters tommrrow night monitoring cammrassposted on the grounn and in the sky. 3 pooice will also be keepinn watch foo super bowl drinkers who attempt to drive. ddivv. &p3 officers will bb mannnng ddu-i detectioo units throughout the city...//. that means a number of roads will be clooed.... for a complete list... offthe clooures...// 3 dot com and click oo street & closuree under our top stories. & 33 the ssper bowl may be having a multt-million dollar impact on the city of new orleans..... but what will it meannto the city of baltimore.....? paltimooe.....? p3 a eam of economists at umbc -&psuper bowl sports teams and discoveree that incomes usually increase about 'one-percent''in the cityythha wwns the championship. & researchers say the super boww title usualll boosts morale -3 and productivity among those worring in theewinniig citt. and that often roduces

. >> candice tells us her sister will be alls with her. >> she'd be like, calm down, stop crying i'mno matter what. i'm going to always be here. >> in a solemn service genelle laid to rest in a white casket with red roses. the service three weeks after the girl's body was found in a park. >> i've never had to experience this. >> the principal of green valley middle[vçw school she waa bright, cheerful 7th grader. >> genell was a wonderful, honest, energetic child that will be missed. >> she was living with her younger brother in a foster home when she died. her birth mother attended the service. >> she made everybody happy. she would sing. >> deedee's daughter was a friend of genelle. >> it was a young child, kids can't go nowhere and feel protected and do anything we used to do back in our day without having to look over our shoulders. >> two dozen of those in attendance were classmates. the principal told thus hit them hard and that counselors will be available to them as long as they need them. >> about 30 students are occupying a building in san francisco. sky 7 fly over when offi

who were the lucky ladies candice glover, aubrey cleveland briana steer and jenna johnson we mentioned arthur. >> we have highlights. let's take a look. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> is there even a comparison? she is good. >> she has a story. she fled war torn liberia for the united states. >> tonight on fox at 8:00 p.m. >> strong men in the contest, too. >> she cracks me up she is like you were good but you are out of here. you are cut. the others mariah carey is like i am so sorry you have a career. >> america's sweetheart we are pulling for jennifer aniston. hair the wedding is progressing here. >> it is day-to-day apparently. she is filming a movie in connecticut that lasts until march 8th. jennifer aniston set the date at some point march will be a small wedding and she is narrowing down the choice when is it comes to the ring and the dress. >> like her band. >> are we going to call them justifer or jeniston. >> she is going to keep her name to aniston professionally. but change it to thoroux. >> your segment of the week is stocks life. now we are going to focus on where is the stocks this week and w

. >> reporter: police say the man inside the home killed 33-year- old candice baird before killing himself. neighbors say they never noticed any problems. >> i seen him before. you wouldn't be able to tell they were going through nothing like that. >> reporter: when police arrived, they found a young boy, sitting on the steps, who said a relative was dead. neighbors say while they are saddened for the victim, they can only imagine the pain endured by the child at the home. >> traumatized. >> reporter: and in baltimore city police have not released the identity of the man who fired those fatal shots. i'm rochelle ritchie. now, back to you. >> they urge anybody in an abusive relationship to seek help. >>> a heartbreaking story from anne arundel county tonight. more than $15,000 worth of computers, electronics, ask cash, stolen from the boys and girls club in annapolis. police say the suspects broke into the club late monday or early tuesday. >>> well, a winning mega millions lottery ticket is sold at a maryland gas station. christie ileto has more on the excitement, swirling around the myste

friends, let's hear it in the house for zoanette, aubrey, candice, breanna, and janell, all five of them will hope for your votes next week. tomorrow night, more guys fight to be in the same position. that goes down at 8:00, 7:00 central. thanks to our judges, ladies and gentlemen. good work tonight. thank you, our band. your local news is next. good night, america. ♪ ♪[ music ] ♪ i once was lost but now i'm found ♪ >>> the city of santa cruz grieves for two officers killed in the line of duty. good evening, i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. there is chilling new information tonight about the shooting that killed these two detectives. we'll get to those details in just a moment. first, tonight's outpouring of symphony for butch baker, and elizabeth butler. both are described as fallen heros. maureen naylor is live. >> reporter: quite an outpouring of support behind me in santa cruz. today, we learned new information about the two detectives following an emotional vigil tonight. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: the chief of the santa cruz police department wiped away tears, as those in t

. >> reporter: police say the man inside the home killed 33-year- old candice baird before killing himself. neighbors say they never noticed any problems. >> i seen him before. you wouldn't be able to tell they were going through nothing like that. >> reporter: when police arrived, they found a young boy sitting on the steps who said a relative was dead. neighbors say while they are saddened for the victim, they can only imagine the pain endured by the child at home. >> traumatized. [ sirens ] >> reporter: and baltimore city police have not released the identity of the man who fired those fatal shots. i'm rochelle ritchie, back to you. >> rochelle, thank you. police are not saying if the man and woman were married. they urge anyone in an abusive relationship to seek help. >>> imprisoned. maryland native alan gross is visited in cuba by a congressional delegation. denise has details on the meeting that took place in havana. >> reporter: the seven-member delegation was led by senator patrick lehe and chris holland. leahy said they talked with castro. he characterized the meeting as good but

assistant fbi director candice will oversees the agency's office of professional responsibility.ds out the reports four times a year to all 36,000 employees. >> we do our very best. we don't, obviously, if you know anything about our quarterlies, and they're not a public document, but we know that doesn't mean that cnn doesn't have a copy, there are no names, there are no locations, there are no job titles. we do our very best to sanitize the quarterlies so that the employees' identity is protected, while imparting as much knowledge as we can about what happened, so that employees can learn something from it. >> reporter: cnn obtained these summaries from the last year that include an employee who hid a recording device in a supervisor's office and did an unauthorized search of that office. another who was involved in a domestic dispute at a mistress' apartment, in which the police were called. another hid or destroyed electronic evidence. and one other employee repeatedly committed check fraud. and then there's the employee who married a drug user/dealer and lied about it. all o

if this commission wanted to propose federal legislation, the house republicans have already said candice miller, the former republican michigan secretary of state, she is not interested. maybe aiming low is the best they can do in coming up with best practices. i think the biggest way change is going to happen here in the short-term, at least, is through public pressure. so rick scott has now backed away from the bill that he signed and says we need to expand early voting. scott walker in wisconsin, who was supporting at one point a bill to get rid of early election day registration wants to -- has changed his mind on that. so i think the attempt to make it harder to vote backfired on republicans. and although we're still having some of these hearing, and people are still trying to make it harder in some places, i think there was a public and judicial backlash, which has caused republicans to maybe step back a little bit. and that may be what saves us a little bit in 2014 and 2016. >> i think that's an incredibly smart point, especially on the specific issue of florida. i mean, we saw af

assistant fbi director candice will oversees the agency's office of professional responsibility. >> we do our very best. we don't, obviously, if you know anything about our quarterlies, and they're not a public document, but we know that doesn't mean that cnn doesn't have a copy, there are no names. there are no locations. there are no job titles. we do our very best to sanitize the quarterlies so that the employees' identity is protected, while imparting as much knowledge as we can about what happen what happened, so that employees can learn about it. >> reporter: cnn obtained these summaries from the last year that include an employee who hid a recording device in a supervisor's office and did an unauthorized search of that office. another who was involved in a domestic dispute at a mistress' apartment, in which the police were called. another hid or destroyed electronic evidence. and one other employee repeatedly committed check fraud. and then there's the employee who married a drug user/dealer and lied about it. all of them were fired. knowing what this agency does, knowing

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now we will show you a luxury closet. 100 grand, and candice jackson reports for the mansion sectionall street journal. you have a heckuva job. >> sometimes seems that way. charles: $100,000 for project? >> you get really amazing kitchen or home movie theater, and on the closet? sometimes a lot more, of to $1 million or $2 million. >> you could renovate a whole house for $100,000. >> this is a story our girls can get with. you see that first sex and the city movie where kerri and mr. big go and buy this apartment and he produces this unbelievable closet for her hist. is a dream sequence but so real and a lot of women sacrifice -- fantasized about having the ultimate closet. >> a lot of women at spoke to said the movie inspired them to do their closets, when this trend took off when that movie came out and people started building these carry bradshaw closets that looks more like designer boutiques that a closet. charles: this is keeping up with the joneses. if you run in certain circles, after a while you try to run up each other, this is it, everyone is trying to wannabe each other.

grandparents and hamandiyah, if he hadn't done much of his illegal drug use at the white colleges and candice universities, if he had been raised in the hood, the odds are good that he would have been stopped, frisked, searched, caught and far from being president of the united states today, she might not even have the right to vote, depending on the street he lives in. so we have got to recognize building this movement is about ensuring the future of all of us that the chances of all of our young people so they can all dreamed big dreams and join in this project of the american dream this is a movement we must build on behalf of all of us. it's not about us and them, the people what we imagine are the criminals. but of course building this underground railroad and creating safe places isn't going to be enough either just as in the days of slavery it wasn't enough to shuttle the future freedom one by one of the underground railroad would be enough to open our hearts. working for ebullition of the system of mass incarceration as a whole and that means sending the war on drugs once and for all,

then representative candice miller, republican of michigan, will chair a hearing on border security,nd we will be covering that. that is at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. 202 c-span.org for all the details on what we are covering today -- go to c-span.org for all the details on what we are covering today. some other headlines -- the washington times this morning, the front page has this story -- >> next to that is a piece about abortion -- that is the washington times this morning. "usa today" reports on a survey done with teachers. they're not so gung-ho on guns at schools. nearly three in for educators say they would be unlikely to bring a firearm to school even able allowed to do so. -- tomorrow in washington, the supreme court will take up the voting rights act. edward bloom has the knack for finding the right -- one more for you this morning. this is the front page of the financial times -- the justice department in court with bp, asking for the maximum penalty for the gulf oil spill that happened in 2009. we have a couple of minutes. we will hear from natasha in virginia, federal con

i thank chairman candice miller and ranking member brady for their hard work in making this bipartisan program possible. and i look forward to the success of the competition for years to come and the benefit it will provide our institution. lastly, mr. speaker, i'd like to highlight the congressional civil rights pilgrimage to could -- occurring this friday through sunday in alabama, led by congressman john lew wills. a true american hero -- lewis. a true american heeow and champion of civil rights and freedom. a bipartisan delegation of members will participate in the three-day journey through alabama, concluding with the commemoration of the 1965 civil rights march across the bridge in selma. alongside the democratic whip, i am honored to participate in this pilgrimage and reflecting on the sacrifice that shaped the greater democracy we live in today. and with that, mr. speaker, i thank the gentleman and yield back. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for the information. i also thank him for his reference to the march over the bridge, from selma to montgomery. of which we will commemor