this is pierre cardin.eations alone would have made him famous, but as a young designer he took on the titans of french couture and changed the entire industry. i'll come back to that, because now, nearly 90, he can't stop working. last fall he presented a new collection. >> my new zoo-he published a magazine, and had foreign literature translateed to french. given millions to promote young artists, and france awarded him the highest honor. he designed his own store. >> i drew myself. when i was wanting -- (inaudible) i don't like stop. i like to continue to improve myself. >> reporter: he threw this party at maxine's one of the old sxeft most famous restaurants in paris. 30 years ago when the original owners said they wanted to sell, he bought t. >> in one day. it cost a lot of millions. >> he was born in italy pierre cardin. his family came to france when he was two. >> he entered the business-i. when i was 14. >> by the 60s, he was everywhere. >> his designs defined the decade. just ask the executive fas

thank you. >> thank you, senator cardin.at capacity in this room and anyone unable to make it inside the room will have an overflow room in dirkson g-50, two floors below us here. senator graham suggests we proceed with the witnesses. next up congressman john conyers. the house sponsor of the end racial profiling act. serving in the house of representatives since 1965, john conyers is the second-longest serving member. i think second to another member from michigan, if i'm not mistaken. congressman conyers testified at both previous senate hearings on racial profiling in 2000 and 2001. we're honored to have you here as a witness. the floor is yours. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and to your colleague, who is another former house member if i remember correctly, and senator ben cardin, as well. all of you are working in the backdrop of a huge discussion that has been going on for quite some time. when i came to the congress and asked to go on the judiciary committee in the house, and that was granted, emmanuel seller was then th

senator ben cardin is up for reelection. he's trying to get the voters to come out at cross-country elementary school. here there's two precincts. they're higher than the city average. 8% at one precinct and 6% at another. senator cardin saying it's important to come to the poll. >> elections are already excited. it gives me a chance to present what i've done over the past five years. so we've been all over maryland. we're feeling good about this election, kept it very positive and encourage people to come out and vote. that's what the democracy is all about. >> reporter: he's facing a challenge from state senator anthony muse, a pastor from prince george's county and also a state senator trying to take senator ben cardin's job. they always say low turnout benefits the incumbent. the weather is absolutely beautiful. the polls will be open until 8:00, still time to come out here and vote. live in northwest baltimore, christian schaffer, abc2 news. >> we'll continue to follow the latest political news. you can always head to a

the cardinal said his argument is not against president obama...just his policy.d the catholic church does not advocate for or against political parties. in these instances, it is only a moral voice, he said, that always speaks for freedom. live in the newsroom randi belisomo wgn news. dole is recalling some bagged salad products because of a possible salmonella risk. the voluntary recall involves 756 cases of dole seven lettuces salads with a "use by" date of april 11th. the salads were sold in 15 states.. including illinois, indiana, and wisconsin. no illnesses have been reported in association with the recall. if you have any questions, you can call the dole food company consumer response center at 800 -356-3111. there's no such thing as lunch break anymore. according to a new study; 65- percent of american workers eat lunch at their desks; or don't take a break at all. another survey shows that 40- percent of executives are also brown-bagging it. and while that saves money; it's not necessarily a good thing. experts say workers are more efficient and healthier

senator cardin, we're pleased that you can join us today. please proceed. >> senator durbin, first, let me thank you for your leadership on the subcommittee. the fact that we have the subcommittee is a testament to your leadership in making clear that human rights are a priority of the united states senate. so i thank you for your leadership. and thank you very much for calling this hearing. it's a pleasure to be here with all of my colleagues but i particularly wanted to acknowledge senator conyers and

what did you take away from what you just heard the cardinal say? >> well, i -- my view is very similar to what rabbi wolpe said, which is i think our ability to be reasonable in politics and faithful in religion and to keep those two things separate have atrophied to the great disadvantage of religion, and what has happened since 1960s ask that organized groups like southern baptist council and other religious groups have, in fact, become so consciously political, they have become fused with one political party, the republican party, a party who is now having the majority and defined by a particular religious faith, evangelicalism or far right catholic hierarchy, and that is making many people feel, faith and jesus is about politics and power and partisanship, in ways of turning offer an entire generation. the biggest growth in any belief sector in this country in the last ten years has been atheism and the younger generation can see these religious people wielding political power, endorsing essentially political candidates and fusing themselves wi

can you speak briefly about the cardinal case? now that the district court, resolved the restraining order what are the next steps in the cardinal case. apparently cardinal plans to appeal. if the district court order is uphead, what its the next step? >> because the case is in active litigation, i am not allowed to answer questions. however i can tell you we have -- we have had cases similar to cardinal in the past. in the last, two, three years. they're exercising, their rights. and we respect that. we will continue on with the program. looking at our distributors, making sure they meet their obligations under the act. if they don't meet their obligations under the act we will take the same action that we have taken. >> i'm just encouraged. long ago you and i argued that all of it was coming out of grandma's medicine chest, correct? >> yes, ma'am. not that i don't still believe it is coming out of the medicine chest. but i believe that, we are handling it upstream now to prevnt it get downing to that level. >> thank you for that

high winds swept to a tent where hundreds of people gathered after a think louis cardinals game, killing one and critically injuring five others. >> live, local, latebreaking -- this is wbal tv 11 news tonight. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> good evening, everyone. a controversial ruling by the state court of appeals has singled out the pitbulls breed and would make owners are liable if their pitbulls attack. sheldon duquesne's as of live at the maryland spca. >> people are on either side of the ruling. a lot of opponents are worried there will be an influx of abandoned pitbulls dropped off at shelters like this one. orders and enthusiast are outraged by a recent ruling by the state court of appeals. >> it is a terrible decision. it is devastating to all dog owners. >> the court decided owners of pit bulls or pit bull mixes are liable for damages if the dog attacked someone. in the past, the victim had to prove the owner knew the dog was dangerous. now if you can prove the dog is payable or par

senator ben cardin is trying to win his second term. he's facing a primary challenge from anthony muse. senator cardin is a big supporter of president obama. he says if he's able to get through the primary, he will be arguing for the president's policies throughout the summer and into the general election this november. >> got to create more jobs working with president obama, to improve our schools, to strengthen our environmental issues. that's what this election is about. whether we will continue to make this type of progress, protecting our seniors with medicare and social security. these are the things that are important and doing it in a responsible way. >> reporter: anthony muse grew up in baltimore, went through 11 foster homes before catching on with a meth disminister who cleaned him -- methodist minister who cleaned him up and showed him the way. of course senator cardin, as the incumbent enjoys the benefits of an incumbent. live in northwest baltimore, christian schaffer. >>> here's state senator nancy jacobs. she is running

in baltimore, the faithful come together for the cardinals last mass. and a television legend. tonight, a look back at the career of mike wallace. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> good evening. i am deborah weiner a. firefighters have been busy around the state battling brush fires sparked by dry, windy weather. and large-scale fire threatens 60 comes as more than 18 acres burned. it is a story we first brought you as breaking news at 6:00. we are live in the newsroom with the latest. >> that fire has been contained, but officials say it will continue to smolder for days or a least until we get some rain. the good news is that no one was hurt, but this was the third brush fire and that county alone this weekend. her house is just steps away from the brush fire that destroyed more than 18. -- 18 acres of the wooded area. at one time, the smoke got so bad that they left because they were worried. >> we left. there was an easter egg hunt, but it will be ok. >> the neighborhood was basicall

cardinals need a stop. instead michael kid goes to davis for a spectacular jam.kentucky moves on to the national championship game with a 69-61 win. the wildcats meet the winner of kansas and ohio state playing right now. >>> the women's final 4 is in denver withstanded for in the final 4 for the fifth straight year. for the cardinal to break through into the championship game it will take a win over the number one overall seed, undefeated baylor. tomorrow you play baylor, that means you play the 6' 8 inch brittany grinner. she has made the slam dunk a staple of her game and presents a problem the cardinal hasn't seen all year in building a 37- 1 record. but the stanford players aren't obsession of greiner's ability to dunk. >> i am not trying to get into a dunking contest with her here. i can dunk, however, that's -- that's -- no. >> really that's on the back burner. >>> the new york knicks currently hold the eighth playoff spot in the n.b.a.'s eastern conference but this year's version of linsanity has run its course. an m.r.i. exam this week revealed an menisc

louis you have to be a cardinal fan. >> dave: when you're a cardinal, you have to be a cardinal. >> playme he did waiver alisyn for a week when he was 12 years old and wanted to be a cardinal like most of us. >> dave: baseball card. >> couldn't hit the curve ball and went to the priest hood. >> alisyn: his prayer was answered, he did become a cardinal. what would surprise you. >> he's a great brother, still is. i guess the thing that would surprise most people about him in those days, he could play a good practical jokes every now and then. >> alisyn: such as. >> on me. he's the oldest in the family, seven years on me, but older sister played a couple of jokes and on me. and remember the old show alfred hitchcock presents. not the movie, but the tv show. one episode. mom and dad were in a bowling league remember those days and him and debra baby-sitting me, i'm only seven not suppose today watch it in the first place, too scary. this episode the killer happens to be a man dressed as a woman and at the very end as the kill ser revealing himself/herself, tears off the wig and in the deep m

this matchup, a much closer contest than the first, second quarter, cardinals down 3.e game at 49. kentucky strikes right back, michael gilchrest drives, spin move for the flush. wildcats up 4, the kids in blue now blowing up the superdome. just over a minute to play. gilchrest the alley-oop to anthony davis, that's just nasty. davis had 18 points, 14 rebounds and five blocks, kentucky wins 69-61. >>> who will face kentucky in the finals. kansas taking on ohio state. late -- for the late game number two seed ohio state comes out on 11. shawn thomas for the putback. buckeyes by 13 they would lead by 9 at the break. kansas come comes, travis relaf kansas now within one. just over a minute to play, a nail biter. aline ya johnson lays it in. kansas up 3. jayhawks win 64-62 and will play kentucky for the title on monday. >>> opening day is less than a week away, steven strauss borg will toe the rubberor the nationals as they open the season on the road. today was the ace's final spring training tuneup. future hall of famer tony larussa looking on from the press box. can't k

tonight cardinals, marlins kicking off their season. opening night for the marlins park.d to look at that. they played last year. it was never anybody in there. that is sunny liston, knocked out by mohammed ali, all those years ago. top of the first. world series mvp. picking up where thee left off last october. two outs. single to left. two runs come home to score. three slides into second with a double. cardinals, 2-0 lead. picking up where they left off. all they needed. the pitcher on the mound. bottom of the fifth. pitching a no hitter. and sanchez looking. have a seat, my man. loesch struck out three. reyes says not tonight you won't. broke up the no hit bid with th. a big cheer. only thing to cheer about. that was it. cardinals win, 4-1. they'll be tough to beat this year. >> they have a neon green field. not excited about that. >> not as the bad as blue in utah or where that is. >> not mm, these artisan bagels are so tasty. what do you think "artisan" means? i believe art is latin for "well-crafted" and isan is greek for "one who cares." so, well-crafted by one wh

steinhorn says cardin is heavily favored. >> ben cardin should be a shoe. in the only way he's in danger is if larger events, the economy, washes out the obama administration. >> reelection bid of maryland republican congressman roscoe bartlett is getting a lot of attention this year, mainly because his 6th district was drastically redrawn giving it northern montgomery county. politicalguide.com shows bartlett facing off with six challengers for the republican nomination while five candidates are squaring off on the democratic side. >> and that's going to make it a lot more difficult for him to win. there are a couple of strong democrats who are at each other's throats now. it's a highly negative campaign. one of them should become very viable in november. >> since maryland is not an early voting state like iowa and new hampshire, its primary usually draws little attention, but this year that is all changed. tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. >>> still undecided going into tuesday's vote? you can get a full primary preview plus all of your 2012 presidential electi

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. >> the pope has a famous way of being determined with the cardinal level post.nd the pope hand picks this person. and this person -- this person decides when the pope is dead. he hits him three times on the head with a silver hammer and calls out his baptismal name three times which is carried over from the romans. the romans use that method yelling your name at you three times. although even today the pope isn't didn't tim the cardinal position says he is dead. >> on afterwards, dick tereci, describes the ever changing concept of death and organ harvesting is blurring that line. also this weekend on book tv, arlen specter on the split between old guard

lynn claims he did report suspected priests to his superior at the time, cardinal anthony bevilacqua. bevilacqua died in january. lynn's trial is expected to last for months. >>> several religious leaders are calling for a thorough investigation into the killing of unarmed florida teenager trayvon martin, who was shot by a neighborhood watch volunteer last month. many said the case is a civil rights issue and others expressed outrage at what they described as law enforcement's failure to act quickly. at african-american and other congregations around the country, pastors and church-goers wore hooded sweatshirts -- hoodies -- to

louis cardinals over the milwaukee brewers.d a body of a man who was noted for killing his wife and teenage peter keller appeared to have shot himself. he was holed up in a bunker. and dayton, ohio. all passenger and crew were safely evacuated. airport officials determined there was no fire on board but an odorand the cause of it was unclear. mechanics will evaluate the situation . >> president obama's reelection campaign sparking controversy over the new ad of killing of osama bin laden and what questions what mitt romney would have done. >> i can't do nothing. he took the honor and harder path and one that produced in my opinion the best result. sceep in mind the anniversary of the navy seal raid that took out bin laden was this tuesday. the death of bin laden was a momentous day for all americans. and it is now sad to see the obama campaign to divide us. andine the republican senator john mccane weighing in and acould you saying the president is diminishing the killing of bin laden. >> president obama gave the go ahead for t

louis cardinals fan. now more than two decades as a published author he's written his first baseball novel called "calico joe." i'm happy to have you back at the table. >> thank you. >> rose: it carolina did not get there. >> i thought we were talking baseball and you jumped into tarheel basketball. >> i had tickets to new orleans, my daughter say tarheel, and once my daughter graduated from u.n.c., my wife went back to college-- u.n.c.. >> rose: really? >> she was born in raleigh. it's an old tar heel family and i have two tar heels in the family and they gave me an honorary degree which i didn't do any work to get. >> rose: i was born there-- >> you went to the other school. >> i have an honorary degree from u.n.c. pembroke. they gave you an honorary degree. >> my son went to u.v.a., so it's a diverse group. we were going to new orleans. we had tickets. we had hotel rooms and all that. just doesn't quite make it. that's basketball. that's march madness. >> rose: you didn't go out in the first round, did

cardinals baseball fans celebrated a victory over the milwaukee brewers.more. >> 50-mile-an-hour winds barreled into a tent. one man died. it is not clear if he was struck by debris or died of a heart attack. the wind sent metal poles, chairs, and riggings flying. >> everybody inside the tent was beat up with the poles. >> about 100 people were reportedly hurt. some seriously. >> people were laying on the ground bleeding. heads were busted open. people were given c.p.r. it was critical. >> people were transported immediately. >> a city officer confirmed they had a permit and that it was operated correctly. they say these outdoor tents concern emergency workers. >> we don't like this type of building. it gives us nightmares. as you can see, it caused one. people say that's never going to happen. it happens. >> leaving destruction and disbelief behind. nbc news. >> major athletes are not the only ones injured during sports. how families can make sports safer. >> how you can navigate end of life care for you and yourar >> 7:15. 42 degrees on tv hill. in this

cardinal o'brien will join the pope and the vatican next month but he celebrated a meaningful moment many people in the catholic church tonight. more than 700 people joined the church in the archdiocese of baltimore. many of them celebrated in north baltimore. participants gather around outside as cardinal of ryan initiative mass with a candlelighting ceremony. >> it is so important to be here to support those coming into the church and to watch them being that diced. -- is being baptized. >> i look forward to easter every year. >> according to the archdiocese, the number of newly baptized catholics increased by 10% over last year. the man who will take carnal o'brien's place is the leader of the archdiocese and he will be on "meet the press tomorrow. "meet the press" errors right here tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. -- airs right here tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. >> a quick check of the radar, this is beginning to push some rain into ohio. we also have a storm that is off the coast. this is throwing some rain back into parts of new england. higher elevations, even a little bit of snow. this is wha

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cardinal o'brien's celebrated his last easter mass as archbishop of the basilica. cardinal o'brien says the service was not about him but the resurrection of jesus. it is fitting this time of year when so much new life is bursting from winter. he reflected on his time with the baltimore archdiocese. >> it has been a great ride in the four years. people have been wonderful. i have great satisfaction in the service i have been able to render. >> he was a true rock of faith in baltimore. he is a great guy. >> was elevated in rome on february 18. he was head of the archdiocese for almost five years. the next catholic archbishop made his first appearance on "meet the press" talking about how diversity contributes to a moral consensus that underlies our laws. >> in all of our diversity, our faiths contribute to a moral consensus that underlies our laws. the more we build that moral consensus about the dignity of human life, solidarity, the common good, the more we will be able to find ways of talking across the partisan divide. i think religion has a huge role to play. w

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another high-profile race is the challenge for ben cardin's he been here for the most complete coverage. you can go to our website and check out our special voters guide for all you need to know. >> his desire is church unity based on respect and civility. the man who will soon be the -- at the diocese. >> as i come to know this great archdiocese, what is my desire, to bring the gospel and bring those closer to the lord. for those who have strayed from the faith to come back home and to feel joyful about it. to raise up vocations to the priesthood. >> he will be installed on may 16. >> it was a three-way tie. the world's largest lottery jackpot and one of the winners is here in maryland. >> mega millions media continues. who was it on friday night? >> we have -- themore on sports. >> cold tonight, frost is possible. potoothpaste is not formulated for cleaning dentures, the abrasives in the toothpaste actually create those micro fine scratches in the denture, and that's where bacteria can grow and thrive. these are the very bacteria that can cause bad breath. dentists do recommend that y

david freese, cardinals up 2-0 after one. kyle lohse had a no-hitter going through six and the cards won it, 4-1. >>> miami, the heat and they took care of the best in the west, oklahoma city thunder. it was a matchup of possible mvps, kevin durant and lebron james. durant finished with 30. lebron had it going all game long, 34 points and 10 assists. they haven't lost at home in three months and won this one, 98-93. >>> spurs won their ninth straight. from 17 down, paul pierce a chance at the buzzer. could not get the jumper to fall. the spurs won again, 87-86. >>> do you know who mohamed elakri is? a 27-year-old guard would plays professional basketball in lebanon. he attempted 69 shots in a game, 59 of them three-pointers, yes, he hogged the ball. but nobody complained because he scored 113 points. and finally to hawaii for a memorable finish in high school track. keep your eye on the runner in the green tank top on the right. down the home stretch they come. uh-oh, no, he fell flat on his face but no worries went right int

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s one, ha wgn news @ 9 francis cardinal george speaks up about obama materre on the record almost 100n favor of universal health care but not help president obama has presented. >> you can do what you want freedom of conscience to do what you want asking poor the same rights >> criticism administration's contraception policy despite a slight modification placing the requirement to provide birth control on the insurance company not employee in matters of conscience are not being respected program violates religious liberties and the first amendment. president obama rhee of action team reelection team responded after closed-door comments made public ideas he had attacked the national debt amounted that a eliminating the department of housing and urban development consolidating the department of education taken away a mortgage deduction on second cutting state income and property tax deduction. city republicans able to block debate on the so-called buffet rule in a month tax rate of 30% on a super rich. vote this afternoon means the bill supported by president obama knott boat by the sen

. >> mike: the women's final four, gets underway sunday in denver with your stanford cardinal facing baylor. we have preview next >> the stanford jim are in their fifth straight final four, playing baylor, with a chance to go the final four, brittani grind was named the player of the year in a run area. sunday could be a parting of the ways of the sisters golden ogwue neck nneka is a senior and this is could be the last time we watch them together. >> i'm passing the torch on. it's her turn now to do her two years on her own, and she'll do just fine as well as my teammates and i look forward to watching them in the future, but it's been a lot of fun and i'm ready to have fun on sunday. >> growing up i was like how am i going to compare? in high school she was doing great things and winning awards in college, player of the year. so she has put the bar high but what i learned through this whole process, just trying to work as hard as she does and try to fill in her footsteps. i'm going to be in a good place. >> mike: in honor of the cardinal final four, the humane society and unleashed

sunday christians mark the resurrection of jesus christ that's easter sunday cardinal george took to the loop today in honor of good friday people gathered at the daley plaza to sing pray and listen as cardinal george chronicle last the last days of jesus christ the cardinal said that he chose to spend your from a downtown this year to show the vast contrast between the crowds prayers' and the noise of the city the procession ended as participants carry the cross to the thompson center today also marks the beginning of the jewish holiday passover begins tonight at sundown it celebrates the passage of children of israel from slavery called stater during this time the jews only eat unleavened bread and eliminate all food made with piste passover ends april 14th this year coming up the major purchase one airline is considering to lower its fuel costs and later in the medical watch researchers make what could be a major breakthrough in the search for the genetic roots ♪ ♪ [ dog barking ] ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] life is full of little tests but your basic paper towel can handle them. esp

tony larussa went out on top, winning the world series with the cardinals.was back on opening day along with the all time great cardinals. cubs win 9-5. video, the king stadium deal in sacramento, couple months ago, they are going to build a new arena, now the mayor says the owner family backed out and kevin says the deal is dead. they say we want to stay in sacramento but not under these terms. sharks play the blues tomorrow. kings beat vancouver, they lead 2-0. >>> have a good weekend everybody.

the governor endorsed ben cardin for the u.s. senate. anthony mews ran against ben cardin in the primary. >> it makes it to the senate floor it will be approved on the floor. we still have some persuading to do on the senate committee. it is their job to ask the tough questions and make sure the consumers are safeguarded against any sort of potential increase over time. >> at least six votes are needed to send the bill to the senate floor. the vote count stands at five and senator mews is considered a swing vote. >> an already registered sex offender was caught on surveillance video trying to videotape a woman using the restroom at a panera bread in anne arundel county. michael nicholas villa put a cell phone under the stock. this is not the first time. the first incident reported on march 5. michael nicholas villa faces peeping tom charges. he is listed as a third degree offender with no fixed address. >> it is day four of the retrial of twin brothers accused of setting up people on fire. in may 2009. >> jurors watched the tape testimon

i can tell you the cardinals are in town, and the streets are flooded with people.storms popped up, people were, unfortunately, in harm's way. we're going to go back in time. this saturday at 4:00 p.m. you can see st. louis right here. you see this one cell developing over st. charles county. you'll notice how everything just kind of ships off very slowly to the east. strong storms. you have to remember we have these storms, like the one that crossed over st. louis, these storms contain or can contain over half a billion pounds. half a billion pounds of water. they fall basically from these high clouds. you have a lot of displacement air that fans out, and, of course, it can really generate speed. that, of course, causes some of damage. as we speak, we are looking at a chance of severe weather today. today this area of low pressure, you have that frontal boundary that's going to drift right across parts of the midwest and in through the ohio valley and that will have your temperatures climbing back up into the 70s and 80s, and in some places close to 90. another cha