governor barnett says thank you for what you have done for our poultry program. and president kennedy -- he stifles laugh. he campell you can believe this blowhard said that. [laughter] but they are not being polite anymore. they are not dancing around. >> i should add a story that at the time, governor barnett was known as a dim hope. [laughter] two years before, during the presidential campaign, one of the flashpoints of the debate involved to national chinese islands. right after this argument erupted, ralph barnett and the reporters asked him, governor, what about these two islands? and he looked around and sort of looked lost. and he said the two fellows i put on the game commission take care of that? [laughter] [applause] but if you hear the tape, when barnett brings up the poultry program, you can sort of hear president kennedy laughing. >> part of the context this statement when he said, you know, don't make any speeches. not until you talk to me first. they have had to deal with the kennedy brothers, this elaborate scheme by which they had mirrored at re

i'm gigi barnett in glen burnie, wjz eyewitness news. >>> after all that shopping, the students were treated to lunch because you know how shopping can make you hungry: >>> a holiday surprise for people flying in and out of an airport in idaho. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that could calm you down after the stressful travel. members of the idaho state carolers, they are made up of musicians from across the state. they performed string renditions of holiday classics at the airport every christmas. i did a little bit of flying today and it's hectic at the airport this time of year, isn't it. >> yes, it is and especially with storms that are lined up. >> yeah, and there's actually some delays in parts of the country i was just noticing. >> from the winds and the lake effect snow and the snowstorm that just went through the midwest, we know what it did to us and more to them. people are trying to recover from that. we have a couple more storms coming later in the week. for all those traveling, hopefully it goes more smoothly for you. starting out with what we saw today, clouds mixing with sunshine at times

. >> and the south at that time governor barnett's was sort of known as a bit of a dimpled. [laughter] and two years before during the presidential campaign one of the flashpoints in bald to nationalist chinese islands. right after this argument erupted barnett was out in the reporters asked him what about the to a palin's? the look around lost and said isn't that the two fellows that i put on the fish and game commission? [laughter] but if you hear the tape when barnett brings up the poultry program you can hear kennedy give they have a laugh. >> he says don't go up there to make any speeches until you talk to me first. they had a deal the elaborate scheme to register and jackson and then rehash of ross barnett at the the ballgame standing up to give a speech to resist the tyranny of the federal government to evoke nullification, and into position the. >> he folds like a cheap suit on the telephone. >> but he did not. that led the president to send in federal troops and the national guard. >> one of my favorite stories of president kennedy he was to say to equally bad segre

john: thank you jamie barnett. my government projects may from dangerous chemicals.steady if this dangerous to wash your hands with this so poor brush with this toothpaste. their conclusion? john: school is boring. those are students at a charter school. public-school is free of the rules and bureaucracy. some have used the freedom to do much better job. kids get high test scores and the school makes learning fun. >> reading his work

barnett says you will be asked to follow links and hand over your personal information. but there's a big problem. >> what was very alarming is that it was not a secured website. >> reporter: which puts you at risk for identity theft one scenario chances are the schemers may say you won't qualify unless you put down collateral in the form of cash you wire. barnett says that's not just a red flag and it's illegal because you shouldn't have to pay an up front fee for a loan. >> those are all the warning signs it's a scam and you will never get your,000 dollar loan. >> reporter: you will be giving scamers a hefty holiday gift. joce sterman, abc2 news. >>> a winter storm is moving east across america's heartland and take a look at this video coming from minnesota this morning. more than 150 flights were canceled out of minneapolis and police responded to more than 300 car crashes or spinouts. look at the roads. they look so messy and they were working around the clock to keep the roads open. >> the first few shifts are hard but you get into a routine and get used to it and t

john: thank you jamie barnett. my government projects may from dangerous chemicals.steady if this dangerous to wash your hands with this so poor brush with this toothpaste. this toothpaste. their conclusion? my doctor told me calcium is efficiently absorbed in small continuous amounts. citracal slow release continuously releases calcium plus d with efficient absorption in one daily dose. citracal slow release. starts with ground beef, unions, and peppers baked in a ketchup glaze with savory gravy and mashed russet potatoes. what makes stouffer's meatloaf best of all? that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. let's fix dinner. john: school is boring. those are students at a charter school. public-school is free of the rules and bureaucracy. some have used the freedom to do much better job. kids get high test scores and the school makes learning fun. >> reading his work but it is a rocking awesome. >> school is fun? >> they teach us in a fun way. john: you look forward to going to school? >> yes. twenty-seven regular government schools get results because they are

even barnett had no idea. >> he doesn't know these guys. >> they are still looking for three of the four of these men who attacked the guy. the men did take the cell phone. at one point they are seen taking his wallet. according to some reports they didn't take his money. they are not sure if this was a robbery, was it about violence. police need our viewers' help because they need to identify the other three men. >> this happened a month ago and you can still see the effects on his face. that's a pretty serious beating. >> they say i've got to have plastic surgery on my face. i've got wires in my bottom teeth. >> it seems so excessive. if what they wanted to do was rob the guy, you have enough to hold his arms and the other take the wallet. why did they have to viciously beat him like that if they wanted to steal. it makes no sense. >>> you're looking at 16 tiger sharks off the shore of perth, australia. see that? the beach had to be evacuated while the tiger sharks 1 to 3 meters long were feeding on a dolphin carcass. it doesn't happen that often. >> i can't recall off the top of my he

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john: thank you jamie barnett. my government projects may from dangerous chemicals.ase steady if this dangerous to wash your hands with this so poor brush with this toothpaste. their conclusion?@a john: school is boring. those are students at a charter school. public-school is free of the rules and bureaucracy. some have used the freedom to do much better job. kids get high test scores and the school makes learning fun. >> reading his work but it is a rocking awesome. >> school is fn? >> they teach us in a fun way. john: you look forward to going to school? >> yes. twenty-seven regular government schools get results because they are a government monopoly of almost always do a lousy job. up against the ecation blob that his job of the hunt teachers' union comment janitor union, bureaucrats they're resist change that is why -- while i was excited charters schools. schools could experiment the parents would see how much better it could be and kids would benefit from the innovation. it is not happening. sometimes. but the center for education reform says the charter move

john: thank you jamie barnett. my government projects may from dangerous chemicals. base steady if this dangerous to wash your hands with this so poor brush with this toothpaste. their conclusion? john: school is boring. those are students at a charter school. public-school is free of the rules and bureaucracy. some have used the freedom to do much better job. kids get high test scores and the school makes learning fun. >> reading his work but it is a rocking awesome. >> school is fun? >> they teach us in a fun way. john: you look forward to going to school? >> yes. twenty-seven regular government schools get results because they are a government monopoly of almost always do a lousy job. up against the education blob that his job of the hunt teachers' union comment janitor union, bureaucrats they're resist change that is why -- while i was excited charters schools. schools could experiment the parents would see how much better it could be and kids would benefit from the innovation. it is not happening. sometimes. but the center for education reform says the charter m

hn: thank you jamie barnett. my government projects may from dangerous chemicals. base steady if this dangerous to wash your hands with this so poor brush with this toothpaste. their conclusion? john: school is boring. those are students at a charter school. public-school is free of the rules and bureaucracy. some have used the freedom to do much better job. kids get high test scores and the school makes learning fun. >> reading his work but it is a rocking awesome. >> school is fun? >> they teach us in a fun way. john: you look forward to going to school? >> yes. twenty-seven regular government schls get results because they are a government monopoly of almost always do a lousy job. up against the education blob that his job of the hunt teachers' union comment janitor union, bureaucrats they're resist change that is why -- while i was excited charters schools. schools could experiment the parents would see how much better it could be and kids would benefit from the innovation. it is not happening. sometimes. but the center for education reform says the charter mov

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it existed for 60 plus years with wasn't tested until amy barnett said you ought to test this thing.t the time you were the fcc public safety and homeland security bureau chief who found out it was never even tested. >> i was amazed to find out we had this system it was part of the national preparedness and never been tested. coming from the navy we know you don't expect had a what you didn't inspect. i wrote a memo. they sent it over to the white house that resulted in the test on november 9th. 2011 ch>> we ha oo >> we have heard other time but it may be the local station testing it on its own. >> that's right. i assumed when i came in that that meant the system was being tested. >> the test did happen and successful? >> i think it was successful. after 50 years we would come up with things that didn't connect. about 90 percent were able to receive the signal and retrance ma mitt it. >> how could they call it successful when they got 90 percent of the main station. >> to test where the problems were and that 90 percent was not it. we were looking for what interewere the problems. >>

andy barnett is here from the better business bureau for tips on making those returns.people really read the fine prints on those cards? >> no. that's one of the problems. we don't save it. we take the card out of the packaging. we put it in a box or envelope. so we don't even save it. for the most part, gift cards are really, you're much more safer with these consumer protection laws. >> what about the returns? lot of times you'll get the gift. they don't come with a receipt. you know this weekend will be one of the biggest for returns. sometimes you just want your cash back. couple things to know. if your gift was bought at an outlet, you may not be able to take to it the regular store. if you need to return a gift, make sure you have the receipt. that's why e-mail receipt, that is so much better because usually you have those saved that way. you want to go in and ask for -- even if you don't have a receipt, ask if you can make an exchange. they may give you, without a receipt, sale price, because things go on sale. >> take a toaster back that's worth 40 but may only

i'm gigi barnett. >> and then to williams. temperatures around 50 degrees. we've been taking a look outside. what you are seeing is pretty much what you get for the day. while there will be breaks in the rain, the rain is really the order of the day. if you are dressed for the rain, you will be fine for the temperatures for today. average high of about 47. the rain is across the area. the heavier bands of the 95 corridor toward elkton. just near the top of the beltway. that's going to be with us. as you see, toward dc there is a bit of a break. don't expect for that to be a break all day long. temperatures are going to be nice -- on the nice side, we will say. 50-degree range and a little bit warmer in some parts of the area. really cool but on the plus side of our normal highs. the rain is going to be off and on through the day. we'll talk about when you expect to see a break. we'll talk about the football weather. how you should dress for fedex field coming up in just a moment. >>> let's take a look at the other top stories we are talking about. officials

i spoke with bob barnett yesterday. he told me that general petraeus has no plans to write a book at this time. that suggests petraeus considers that he still has some legal difficulty ahead of him for which he might need top dollar legal counsel. >> bill: what kind of legal difficulties could he have? it was a personal situation. he paid a price certainly in the public forum, but what is legally about it? >> i don't want to get ahead of the story, but suffice to say the f.b.i. investigation into this matter is not fully closed and there is the matter of -- that they're investigating of whether or not paula broadwell had classified information on her computer and access to it that she should not have. >> bill: okay. petraeus could be in trouble. where is miss broadwell? what is she doing? >> less is known about her activities. we did see her visit washington, d.c. after word of the affair broke. she was photographed with a zoo lens through a window at her brother's house in the capitol sipping wine with an unhappy look

. >> nathan barnett, friends. calling out people for naughty behavior. >> naughty naughty.reet. >> you've been naughty. come on. sit on my lap. >> get out of my face. >> you can't talk to santa like that. >> get out of my face. >> i'm trying to spread christmas cheer. >> i don't believe in christmas. >> i don't know how he doesn't pumplg him in the face. >> you been good this year? >> yes. >> all right. i've been watching. you'll have to sit on my lap later and tell me what you want for christmas. >> i definitely won't sit on your lap. >> people don't want nathan at all. >> i don't blame them. he sounds like that kid on the playground. >> video games are bad. they rot your brain. you've been naughty. you know you have to sit on santa's lap now. you will? just put that up to santa claus. >> santa is getting naughty. i have to sit on my own lap. >> i think if you were going to sit on your own lap, i think that's how you'd have to do it. >> okay. that's possible. >> i love nathan, but he -- he -- he -- >> pretty creepy. >> pretty creepy santa. >> our friend scott has uploaded

all of the forces of eastland, barnett, wallace and thurmond won't stop the revolution. the time will come when we will not confine our marching to washington. we will march through the south, through the heart of dixie, the way sherman did. we shall pursue our own 'scorched earth' policy and burn jim crow to the ground!" amy goodman: john lewis, you also said a part that didn't get included was: "in good conscience, we cannot support the administration's civil rights bill, for it's too little, too late. there's not one thing in the bill that will protect our people from police brutality." rep. john lewis: i thought, and i believe, that the proposed civil rights bill was not enough. president kennedy took the position that if a person had a sixth grade education, that person should be considered literate and should able to register to vote. those of us in the student nonviolent coordinating committee took the position that the only qualification for being able to register to vote in america should be that of age and residency, nothing more or anything less. we wanted a m

i'm gigi barnett. >> i'm tim williams. temperatures are in the 20s and 30s around the area. >> brrr. >> yeah. difference today than this time yesterday is the wind is gone. >> oh, good. >> that is nice. a lot more comfortable out there, not a wind chill, there's hardly any wind at all right now. taking a look at the purple palace, quiet right now. tailgaters will be heading down shortly. the nice thing about today is it will be under sunshine even though the game is not until 4:25, but at least the conditions are comfortable, football speaking, that is. it's still a little chilly. right now temperatures are in the 20s around the area. 27 the temperature at bwi marshall, 23 in oakland, 30 in elkton, 28 down in ocean city. we will eventually get up into the 40s today with sunshine and blue skies with less wind than yesterday. temperature today up around 46 degrees. we'll have the complete first warning forecast coming up and your ravens forecast in just a few moments. >> thank you, tim. >>> first here's what people are talki

flights were held to assure that the passengers and their luggage arrive at the same time >> gigi barnett reports that some last-minute shoppers have interesting strategy trying to check everything off their list. >> this is my strategy. >> reporter: less than 48 hours to go it wrap up christmas shopping and jennifer has a plan, it's called the list. >> glory, uncle bill -- yeah, many people on my list, two pages long, a lot of notes and scribbles. >> one strategy may send her ahead of other shoppers in the town center this weekend. another day plan that cuts down on time and saves cash -- >> get here early before the lines, good parking spot. a lot of great sales going on. if you did wait until the last- minute, you could get some good deals. >> retailers are waiting and ready. senior mall park manager, saying that things are discounted even more for the last-minute crowd. >> i see a lot of deals, 30, 40, even 50% off. in the past, you have had sales after christmas. i think we'll have the after christmas sales and i am seeing the sales before christmas. >> reporter: black friday came ea

c-span: louise barnett, author of "touched by fire," what's that title mean? >> guest: it comes from a speech that oliver wendell holmes made about the civil war, and it seemed to me very appropriate. he said, "to our great good fortune and our youth, our hearts were touched by fire. and we learned at an early age that life was a passionate and serious thing." i haven't exactly quoted that, but the point is that people who were young during the civil war were inspired and matured in a way that perhaps hasn't happened to every generation. c-span: but the subtitle on your book is "the life, death and mythic afterlife of george armstrong custer." who was general custer? >> guest: well, custer was part of that generation that was touched by the fire of the civil war. he had a splendid, heroic career as a general in the civil war. and then afterwards, the time when he becomes very interesting to me, at the age of 25, he was one of 135 unemployed major generals. he had to redirect his life. for the first few years, it wasn't easy. and then he found a new career on t

down in richmond, barnett, his only triple of the game, it's a good one from downtown. the monarchs hanging in. painter following that loose rock, picks it up and scores. old dominion 63-61. >>> some redskins football now. the doctors cleared rg3 to play. in 14 hours we will see him fly up in philly. probably a good thing they held him out last week, gave him an extra week to get ready. now he faces that eagles defense that's been swiss cheese this season. but it's a tough division game and they like nothing better than to derail rg3 and the redskins. >> techniques, they're known for, aren't showing up as much. they still run them, but they changed that a little bit. but aside from that, they're still playing hard. they're still playing physical and we've got to go out and make sure we're more physical than they are. >> all right, guys, one last thing real quick. fox and nbc fighting for the cowboys redskins game next week. we don't know whether it will be on fox or nbc at night. it will be huge, of course, if it's going to be for the division title. nbc wants it. fox w

gigi barnett reports on the first statewide conference on the issue of fracking. >> this is hydraulic fracturing or fracking for short. it's a new controversial method of finding natural gas and virginia and west virginia soil and gas companies are leasing vast amounts of farmland for fracking. now they set their sights on maryland but one unanswered question remains. is fracking safe. >> this is more than just about maryland. this is about do we want these sort of drilling operations all over our state. if we did do them all over the state what would happen. >> mike tidwell runs at chesapeake action network. it's an independent environmental group which launched a day long conference at the university of baltimore on the pitfalls and profits of fracking. it's banned in maryland by order of the government tidwell says fracking has wreaked havoc in other states. >> controversial because it's led to contaminated water. it's led to earthquakes, forest fragmentation, deforest station. >> while this is the first statewide conference to look at the pros and cons for some farmers in western

i'm gigi barnett. >>> and most of the dogs and the handlers have already started work. >>> time now to check in with bob. >> they are like this with their handlers. >> they are. >> they live with them. >> we have some better weather headed our way after tonight and early tomorrow morning. we're stuck in the 40s which we've been all day long. humidity 100%. east winds at eight, the east winds at eight, the barometer falling, ,,,, [ knocking ] oh, no, i got to go. oh, can you make that to go? these days, nobody has time to get sick. but minuteclinic makes it easy to get well. our nurse practitioners can diagnose and write prescriptions for everything from strep throat to sinus infections with no appointment necessary, so you can feel better in no time. you guys want to go to the park? yeah! yeah! minuteclinic, the medical clinic in cvs/pharmacy. accepts united healthcare benefit plans. >>> hi i'm terrance from baltimore, happy holidays wjz. >> and thank you terrance from baltimore. >>> please be careful driving later. we have visibility down less than 1/4 of a mile in some areas that cou

i was at that first conference and we had randy barnett speaking over there and was exciting to be here for the inauguration from the organization. i'm going to start on a little bit of a personal note. i'm having a big month and i want to let you know since some of your friends of mine and some of you will be. i just got married on the 12th. [applause] i have a book come out on tuesday called campus censorship and the end of the american debate and i am leaving right after this for my 20 it high school reunion took about how free speech is curtailed on the modern american campus and how i believe it harms us all whether we are on campus or not. why did i write this? i wrote "unlearning liberty" because i went to stanford specifically to study the first amendment. it's been a passion of mine my entire life. i believe it is in part i have a russian father and a british mother and i definitely came from that background creolizing the rule has to be everybody got to say what they want under the circumstance. the idea that the government could decide what you said even leaving my mom and my

. >> that's nathan barnett. he's not the best caroller you've ever heard.actually be the worst. but he's not let centsing that stop him. he is going around la and singing for people who are driving, walking, almost anywhere. >> is he funny? >> also didn't see the best quality video there. trying to do his part. >> no, he's not. he's trying to be on tv in cities all across the country. >> i'm with allison. >> i wish i had that much time to do that. >> the only video i saw he's slight leah knowing. >> we had video where he's chasing a woman jogging. that can get you tased. trust me, i know. >> bring back the cute puppy video. >>> i like how tony does the shorthand version of that. let's go to the weather. couple more mild days. highs in the 50s today. up ahead r front. enjoy the mild temperature s today and tomorrow. guess what? we have colder air on the way. old man winter here just in time for the weekend setting us up for a cold christmas early next week. 51 in washington. temperatures starting to jump . 56 already in fredericksburg. 54 in leonard town and

this morning gigi barnett talks with last minute shoppers with some interesting strategies. >> less thanifer malleden has a plan. it's called the list. >> aunt gloria, uncle bill. >> many people on my list. two pages lost long and lots of notes. >> it's just one strategy that may put her ahead of dozens of other shoppers. the mall says another game plan that cuts down on time and saves cash. >> get here early before the line get a good parking spot. lots of great sales going on. you can get some good deals. >> retailers are ready and waiting. annie is the mall's senior marketing manager. she said stores are discounts even more for the last minute crowd. >> this week before christmas i see lots of sale signs 30, 40, even 50% off a. i -- off. i'm see ing seeing the sales before christmas. >> experts say this year black friday came early so it gave last minute shoppers more time to buy presents. >> i haven't done my wife yet. i save ed d the best for last. >> brad isn't a last minute shoppers. his strategy, shop before going to the mall. >> it's all online. normally i wouldn't do except it'

. >> barnett, protected only by the tire of a truck, starts firing at close range.ut the suspect has additional ammunition. he grabs officer sutcliffe's handgun, the one he dropped on the ground when he was shot. the suspect and police continue to exchange gunfire. finally, payne's partner fires one last time. payne sees the suspect's gun fall to the ground. >> so, i communicate to eric, you know, he's thrown the gun. it's all clear. >> the two officers run over and arrest the suspects. it's only at the end of the fight when the fear settles in. >> it's at that point, when you really get scared, you know, because you start thinking, you know, what if? >> paramedics arrive to take the injured to the hospital. the four teens survive. they were on the run after stealing that pickup in ohio. the shooter, 19-year-old charles brutus wright, is sentenced to 107 years in prison. as a result of his injuries, officer sutcliffe has permanent nerve damage. a plate and 12 screws keep his arm together. >> the worst part about having the plate and screws is i've lost the mobility

less than two hours ago democratic state representative vicki barnett summed the outrage up on the house floor. >> what bothers me most today is that this bill was not discussed ahead of time. it was discharged on the floor then substituted on the floor. members of the unions came up to protest, and they were locked out of this building. this is their house, mr. mr. speaker. it should be allowed in the door. >> locked out. stuff pushed through on procedurally maneuvers. earlier, governor snyder made his case. >> this is an issue that i said was not on my agenda for some time. and why did i say that? only about 17 1/2% of our workers in this state belong to a union. most people do not. so it wasn't a relevant issue for most michiganers. we are losing an advantage. indiana has become a right to work state. i have looked at their pipeline. they have increased the number of businesses to come to indiana and grow in indiana due to this legislation. >> believe me, as i say, this is not just at michigan story. this is an american story because right now right to work laws are on the books in 23

at the wti/brent spread and really look at where this crude is coming from in the u.s., from the barnett eagleford, to the permeon, and now to the utica in ohio where our home base is, you look at all the different production coming on in the u.s. as this production is trying to find a home, it's certainly widening those spreads. >> so where do you see it going then? >> that's a great question. it is a great question as we look at the business going forward here. i think one of the key questions is going to be how much additional imports continue to fall -- flow into the u.s. as the balkan and canadian heavy as well as canadian light production continues to increase, as this crude tries to find a home as i said earlier, new pipelines are built into the u.s., i think what it is going to do is shift the demand side, it's going to shift down into the gulf coast. i think this will become really the melting pot for crude oil and therefore differentials which will be more so on the u.s. gulf coast on the western side, and then eventually into the central gulf. >> all right. so if we look then

had a very dramatic impact on a lot of leading african-american intellectuals like henry highland barnett, frederick douglass and it had a bit effect on a man named john brown who wanted to strike the first blow at harpers ferry. so i guess this is a final thought i would leave you with. one of the most remarkable things about movements from below is that they are unpredictable. you never know when they are going to arise or how. these things that rise up and demands for justice, these demands for equality, these demands for freedom. they are unpredictable and in their unpredictability i think they are also a great source of hope. thank you very much. [applause] we have time for questions and i hope you will have some. we would like you to speak into the microphone if possible. >> during the discussion you talk about roaming around. how did they believe that slaves are brought onto the ship and were shackled and stayed shackled. did they get free somehow? >> is a good question. the standard practice on slave ships was for the men to be shackled but not the women or children. a must the wo

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