bubba smith, orlando brown and ron smith. also the tragedy of mike flanagan who never saw the orioles give the red sox some payback. let's look back at 2011, the final game for the orioles facing boston who had a nine game lead. but they blew it. score to in the night to beat the sox. giving fans much satisfaction. for the ravens, november 6. tapout -- capping off a 92 yard try, earning some redemption. a moment that will hopefully be beneficial as the ravens try to earn the first round bi. still ahead, the final 70 forecast of 2011. >> a nice evening this evening for all of the folks having fun downtown or in new york for that matter. tomorrow, another pile today. maybe we will see 60 again. it depends how much sun we see. there might be some evening showers. another weather system comes in and then temperatures start to fall. 41 on monday and 35 on tuesday. 31 on wednesday for the high. 16 in the morning. a taste of winter. then we're back into the 40's. >> i think next year is going to be good to us weather-wise. >> a quic

that includes last year's winner, bubba watson.id some history on how 18 has had drama through the years. nick: i was trying to think about it. kyle stanley, you know, you are trying to win your first tournament. you need a crash course to deal and get rid of all of that. the best word now is determination. here is determination. he will be spinning inside. nothing will feel normal. i haven't seen him drink any water for ages. >> you draw and determine the order. >> two. >> kyle, you are leading off. gentleman, play well. >> dailey the c.e.o. of farmers. >> jim, when i was waiting to do the interview with brandt, he said no problem. my work is done for today. it will be a challenge for him. nick: he may have switched off. how quick is this? you walked off 18 with an eight. you are back on the tee. get on with it. nick: he has pummeled that. that is probably the best one he has hit for the back nine. jim: immediate beauty. nick: that is huge. >> as calm as he has been all day, he needs to be angry now. nick: the controlled anger. i

that includes last year's winner, bubba watson.id some history on how 18 has had drama through the years. nick: i was trying to think about it. kyle stanley, you know, you are trying to win your first tournament. you need a crash course to deal and get rid of all of that. the best word now is determination. here is determination. he will be spinning inside. nothing will feel normal. i haven't seen him drink any water for ages. >> you draw and determine the order. >> two. >> kyle, you are leading off. gentleman, play well. >> dailey the c.e.o. of farmers. >> jim, when i was waiting to do the interview with brandt, he said no problem. my work is done for today. it will be a challenge for him. nick: he may have switched off. how quick is this? you walked off 18 with an eight. you are back on the tee. get on with it. nick: he has pummeled that. that is probably the best one he has hit for the back nine. jim: immediate beauty. nick: that is huge. >> as calm as he has been all day, he needs to be angry now. nick: the controlled anger. i

these events with her constituents, a young woman and a young black man, so the good old boys, of the bubbas, would come over and say, "aren't you just a picture? and who is the sweet young thing you have with you?" and they would ignore this young black man. they would not focus on him, she said. finally, in the apparently had enough of this. somebody came over and she said, "judge, i am so glad to see you. i need you to meet my new husband." tavis: that is so and richards. -- ann richards. i would have looked to of than a fly on the wall to see the two of them. >> it was like the three of them. it was a force of nature. tavis: i miss and richard as well, her wit. -- ann richards as well, hwer wit. >> i work with her daughter, who is now president of planned parenthood national. i have been an advocate of planned parenthood for 18 years now. tavis: have you always been this cause-driven? >> yes. part of it, very specifically, was part of being brought up in a diplomatic family, a foreign service family. through my father and mother, you started early and you worked hard on being part of the

i am gabe slate, that is coming up in my tech report. " bubba baba baba baba baba baba baba baba baba with the that there memory gov. jerry brown is delivered his state of the state address on wednesday. as dan kerman reports, much of it will focus on his latest budget proposal that includes changes to funding for prisoners. >> the governor wants to cut the department of corrections budget by 18 percent. at its 1.1 billion. how can he do this? the key is reducing the number of prisoners. that has already started. the governors or realignment means sallow level offenders and parole violators are now being housed at canny deals instead of state prisons. that saves the state money and reduces the need for more prisons. his proposal also calls for the cancellation of to prison construction project which will save the state even more money, millions of dollars. others say this would come by the eventual transferring of the management of juvenile offenders from the state to local jurisdictions, that would be starting at the beginning of next year. again, this is only the governors for all.

bubba paris had a surprising confession. while dana stubbl efield loveed the crowd. >> it hasn't been like this since we played. >> this is is second time in my life that i've been to a bar and seen fans react to a 49er fans. maybe i'll do it again, it's kind of fun. >> reporter: south bay fans will be closer to their team in coming years. plans are moving forward for the niners to leave in san francisco for a new stadium in santa clara. check out live videos from the players after the game and hear what they had to say. go to ktvu.com. >>> a new drug could be available to cancer patients. scientists are creating a study for a drug from raw marijuana. the drug would come in the form of a spray. the company hopes to receive approval by the food and drug administration by the end of 2013. >>> scholars of art and culture are celebrating the reopening of a museum in berkeley. the magnes museum reopened today in a new and much larger building. the new museum contains rotating displays, a long glass display wall and an a auditoriu

his name was bubba. i'm telling the truth. number two is madison, wisconsin, for men and women. and burlington, vermont. >> a very healthy place. >> now, the worst -- also shares a couple, i think. worst for women is toledo, ohio. philadelphia, pennsylvania. detroit, michigan. memphis, tennessee and birmingham, alabama. >> and the worst for men is st. louis, missouri, detroit, michigan. philadelphia, p.a., and bermington, alabama which is different than burlington, vermont. and memphis, tennessee. so we were talking about "cosmos" magazine and it's always got juicy stuff in here. don't even -- can we say it? >> no. >> you can say it. >> no, i can't. dave, do you want to come over here and say it? >> he can't say it. anyway, they talk about awesome moves that men crave. these are the moves that men crave. >> not necessarily sexual. >> apparently not -- >> i heard you. i heard you say it. i heard you say it. okay. >> we just couldn't believe it. we looked at the cover and went -- my gosh. >> all right. so spooning in bed is one of the things men crave. kissing in public. they like

be cost and when when bubba baba baba bubble in it as character is the limit is 80 m.p.h.. it, it dropped to 40. this black lincoln was tased at 68 mi. per hour. he gets to have a chat with officer: williams of the california highway patrol. >> do you know what the speed limit is on the bridge? it is 50. >>stanley: pay attention to the driver of this great car. the driver was tased at 70 m.p.h. in a 50 mi. per hour zone. of all the driver never slowed down which would suggest she was unaware that she was being paced. she got into notification from the officers sirens. she was not aware of how fast she was going. based on the cellphone in her lap, would probably know why. this car was doing 80 in a >>stanley: listen to this broadcast. >>stanley: in case you did not catch that, someone thought i was holding the officer i was riding with at gunpoint on the freeway. >>mark: they took the camera for a gun? better safe than sorry. >>darya: it took one hour for firefighters to rescue a man standing on a 200 ft. cliff in daly city. >>darya: yosemite national park is cutting down on

louis, 10:00 right here on ktvu and then there right afterwards, join me and bubba paris along with joehe locker room for the point arch. >> it's a rather convoluted, complicated equation that lands the raiders in the playoffs, but if it's all built on one simple premise, that is that they have to beat san diego. if they don't, forget all the other scenarios. beating the chargers is something that oakland has done earlier in san diego. hookups from carson palmer to darius moore pulled it off a now the chargers would like nothing better than to return the favor now that they have no chance for postseason play. >> they have been up and down officerly and had big games and a game like last week. so we know that they are coming in here to win and they are coming in here to knock us out of the playoffs, you know? and they are not going to roll over. this is a team that is going to fight for they are coach and just to knock the raiders out of the playoffs is the big focus for them and with understand that. >> we're trying to do everything that we can to win this football game and i know they

my only connotations of jail were andy griffith style or there's a big guy in the shower named bubba.> i don't know how they could take a poker game without the best player playing. >> assigned to the same housing unit is watson. antonucci is at maricopa awaiting sentencing for manslaughter having plea bargained from charges of arson and murder. he and three friends burned down their former employer's office building and one of them didn't make it out in time. >> in the process of starting the fire my best friend ended up catching himself on fire and died in the process, and i got charged with first degree murder as well as the arson, justly so. it was a horrible decision, horrible mistake. something that i wish i had never done but i did and i got to face the consequences now. >> he was preaching the kingdom of god and teaching those things which concern the lord jesus christ with all confidence and what i want to point out today is that is no matter where we are, we need to be serving god. >> while waiting for his sentencing hearing, antonucci has begun leading bible studies for oth

beef, you know, and you got your chest all puffed out like this, you know, and you're talking like bubba, you know, then, of course, you're going to have some problems. but if you're consistently working out, then people know that you're pretty much physically fit. they'll leave their hands off of you. because you don't want to end up somebody's girl, you know, something like that in here. yeah. >> as for the new arrivals, they'll have to come up with their own methods for coping with life behind bars. >> you know, it's cold, and it's depressing. this is the worst, but you have to do it. when i go to sleep and have nightmares about this place and wake up, and i'll still be stuck in the same nightmare. you've got to do your time and be strong about it. there's nothing you can do but face your fears. >>> coming up -- the inside scoop on prison laundry. >> keep my toilet pressure clean. >> and prison ink. >> i wear it proudly. i got swastikas, and i've got gustafa bolts. >> the tear represents several different things. it can represent the fact that you killed somebody. wmsçs >>> we've met

. >> he better find the latina bubba to take care of him. >> body guard to take care of him. >> husband. karma has caught up. >> what goes around has come around, absolutely. justice has finally arrived on the door of this smug, arrogant, hulking bruit ohio think physically strangled the life out of two women. >> bill: kim kardashian sells stuff on ebay. i don't go on ebay. i don't understand what that's all about. you can buy anything you want. >> the big story is the ebay charities. >> bill: that's what i want to talk to you about. she sells her personal items on ebay. and it's billed that she gives the money to charity. >> ebay giving works. >> bill: what charity gets it? >> i think the dream foundation. >> the dream foundation. but now foxnews.com reports it's only 10% of the money. >> well, ebay giving works allows celebrities to auction off their personal items and they can -- the giving works is the whole atmosphere, the whole feeling, the sensibility of that particular part of the huge ebay online action web site is these are compassionate celebrities. auction being off personal

talking about the quote unquote bubbas unemployed. we assume that the government has failed them. we assume the economy is broken. we don't question the work ethic. the fact is poor people work harder than anybody else. the problem is that poor people don't work hard or inner city people don't work hard. the problem is they don't have living wages or access to quality jobs. >> bill: i see it differently. we don't have time to debate this. i will bring it back. the problem among some poor people are bad role models and no supervision for the children in a poor educational system where they aren't taught the value of education and they aren't taught the value of hard work. it's a chaotic existence in many of these precincts and you know it. >> bill, if you look at the uber wealthy, not exactly a hard work ethic. if you look all around the globe. >> bill: i don't care about the uber wealthy, i want poor people to prosper and get nonpoor. i want them to get elevated one of the reasons they are held back because they don't have role models showing them the way out. i will give you the

bubba going to go to the middle. you go down low, okay? let's go. let's go. on three.ne, two, three, defense. good defense. good defense. stay on your feet. stay on your feet. good defense. good defense. i get an opportunity to spend some time with these kids and in trying to be a role model for some kids. but not overbearing or anything like that. sometimes you're watching kids, you see kids that have a lot of potential and they have some bad attitudes and i realize what a bad attitude is going to end you up at. a lot of times i pull those kids in, hey, look, no sense in you throwing this away because people will turn a back on you if you have a bad attitude. too far for a jump hook. he went straight up, ref. nice, nice, nice! i get something out of it, too. i basically tell these kids if i give my time to come out here and spend time with you so we can do this, i expect you to give me the effort back. >> it's essential for warden culliver to maintain a life outside of prison but it's cadet hardy who's sweating it just to get in. a few days ago the correctional office

in other words, they're the last boatman standing, kind of like bubba gump's shrimp boat and that's howed take a lot of market share in the boat business and boat engine business, something we saw in 2011 that could accelerate further in 2012. last year, sales for the overall marine industry were flat, but brunswick saw its sales increase by 10%. brunswick last become reported the strongest faurk, at least in terms of operating performance, since 2007. and thanks to the company's ability to execute and restructure, management is confident they can sustain revenue even in a relatively flat marketplace. in other words, if the boat business is just treading water, brunswick will still be able to move forward, just like they did last year. what if the economy accelerates? this is the kind of ultra discretionary business that's extremely sensitive to even the lightest improvement in the economy. and brunswick now dominates the industry in a way that would have seemed hard to imagine just a few years ago. so if rich condition a a a a a keep opening up their wallets, brunswick is poised to make

. >> this is bubba.me, i really have been trying for the last month and a half to figure out how to communicate clearly what is at stake. i believe this is the most important election in our lifetime. i don't think it's just important because we need to somehow beat barack obama although it's very, very important. beating him isn't enough. you have a bipartisan establishment that has been running this country, that has made it a gigantic mess. you have bureaucracies out of control. judges who think they can be dictators. you have systems around this country. you have laws that don't work. so we've got to change not just obama, we have to change the entire direction of the united states of america to get it back on track and that is our obligation to these young people. since my dad was stationed in the army in france in 1958, i spent 53 years, i'm going to share that with you. you can go back to your parents now. thank you for coming up. thank you again. doesn't that put a face on it? this is about the c

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we've got a lot for you here at bubba's barbecue. newt gingrich holding a meet and greet with the voters there today. gingrich had an event last night, vowed to his supporters if he takes the primary in south carolina on saturday he will be the gop nominee. earlier this week, the former speaker fired up the crowd at our own fox news debate, getting a standing ovation for these remarks: >> i believe every american of every background has been endowed by their creator with the right to pursue happiness and if that makes liberals unhappy, i'm going continue to find ways to help poor people learn how to get a job, learn how to get a better job, and learn how someday to own the job. >> [applause] >> okay. when we come back -- they can't hear me but i'll talk to you! foreign policy -- >> megyn: could gingrich's debate performance propel him into the winner's circle when it comes to this saturday's south carolina primary? kreurs stierwalt is our digital politics editor and host of "power play" on fox news live.com. chris, the polls as we se

if you go down to bubba's fries in mowahta, you will have hog ponce that will absolutely blow your mindstomach. >> just a little? >> no, no, no. >> i'm not going to eat that. >> really? >> no. >> have you always been an adventurous eater? >> yeah, my whole life. >> as i staalll, stall, stall. >> this is not fear factor. with can have fun with this. for everything we eat, it's one less feed lot or commodity piece of cow -- >> what is that? >> this is big intestine, great restaurant in chinatown. >> i've got to run. bizarre foods premieres monday on the travel channel. we're back. >> vegetables. for just a little money? let's start with a paint we know can do the job. new glidden duo paint plus primer. ♪ one coat does double duty. ♪ and fits our budget perfectly. so there's a brand-new room right where the old one used to be. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. new glidden duo paint plus primer only at the home depot and starting at only $24.97 a gallon. is non-stop to seattle? just carry preparation h totables. discreet, little tubes packed with big relief. from

bound of the commission's authority, was the explosion of the shock jock phenomenon, howard stern and bubba the love sponge and the rest of it which didn't use any of the seven words in the carlin monologue, but which was highly vile and lewd, and it required the commission to make a judgment. now, that was all advertising sponsored broadcast. and so i do think the risk of the race to the bottom is real, and i think history is showing it. >> general, i think that the, the networks really are saying: well, even if some regulation is permissible, the kind of regulation that the fcc has done here is regulation that gives it complete discretion as to what kind of speech to go after and what not to go after; that it has not tied itself in any way to any kinds of standards. and, it's, you know, evident in the notion that this -- the way that this policy seems to work, it's like nobody can use dirty words or nudity except for steven spielberg and that there's a lot of room here for fcc enforcement on the basis of what speech they think is kind of nice and proper and good. and so that's a serious f

bound of the commission's authority, was the explosion of the shock jock phenomenon, howard stern and bubba the love sponge and the rest of it which didn't use any of the seven words in the carlin monologue, but which was highly vile and lewd, and it required the commission to make a judgment. now, that was all advertising sponsored broadcast. and so i do think the risk of the race to the bottom is real, and i think history is showing it. >> general, i think that the networks really are saying, well, even if some regulation is permissible, the kind of regulation that the fcc has done here is regulation that gives it complete discretion as to what kind of speech to go after and what not to go after, that it has not tied itself in any way to any kinds of standards. and, it's, you know, evident in the notion that this -- the way that this policy seems to work, it's like nobody can use dirty words or nudity except for steven spielberg and that there's a lot of room here for fcc enforcement on the basis of what speech they think is kind of nice and proper and good. and so that's a serious first

his name was bubba. i'm telling you the truth. >> number two is madison, wisconsin.philadelphia, pennsylvania, detroit, michigan, memphis, tennessee and birmingham, alabama. >> the worst for men, st. louis, detroit, philadelphia, and memphis, tennessee. we're talking about cosmo magazine. it's always got juicy stuff in here. >> it's on the cover. >> can we say it? >> i don't think so. >> you can say it. >> dave, do you want to come over and say it? >> he can't say it. >> they talk about awesome moves that men claef. >> not necessarily sexual. >> i heard you. i heard you say it. >> we just couldn't believe it. we looked at the cover and went, oh, my gosh. >> spooning in bed is one of the things men crave. kissing in public men crave. they like it when we link our arm through theirs when walking down the street, soaking in a bubble bath together and exchanging cutsie text messages. >> they like pride of ownership. am i right, guys? when you're out in public, even if no one is around -- >> if other men are around. >> this is my woman: it's cave man. it goes way back. >>