atlanta, georgia, learn of the life of a trail blazing scientist and humanitarian, george washington carvert the jimmy carter library and museum. that is your "early today" event of the today. >>> here is a look at the headlines in entertainment. >>> actor rob lowe may have scored a big sports scoop on wednesday. let the whole world know about it via twitter. he set both the social networking and pro football work on their ears wednesday after tweeting that his favorite indianapolis colts quarterback peyton manning was retiring. manning sat out the season with an injury and is thought to be on the trading block but, until yesterday, no one even mentioned the possibility of retirement. lowe, who is known to be friends with the colts owner, says he hopes his source is wrong. >>> backlash has forced mark wahlberg to men's journal during an interview. he would have stopped terrorists from flying an airliner into the world trade center on september 11th if he had been on the plane. >>> snooki known for her makeup and wild hair styles took to twitter yesterday. look at this! this is a picket of h

. >> the wood carver? >> the wood carver. he told the truth, i guess. the idea is gepetto check mark means the statement is correct. >> you have been around this game now for how long total? journalism? >> journalism 32 years. >> you say you don't like to say when people are lying. do you often say to yourself, that person is lying. or how often do you say that? >> well, i guess i've always joked to friends that if i ever write an autobiography, it would be entitled "waiting for people to lie to me," and that is because of covering politics and washington and before that wall street. it's human nature to embellish or exaggerate or, particularly on wall street or in politics, you want to spin things your own way. whether or not they are deliberately lying, i do think that if a politician says the same thing over and over again, even when it has been pointed out as untrue, they know they are saying something untrue, and they're going to say it anyway. >> how do you -- what do you think of this job so far? >> you know, some people say i have the best job i

washington and george washington carver, but she lectured about the contribution of frederick douglass, w.e.b. dubois, and how jackie robinson had broken the baseball barrier. and we remembered the opera singer who was not allowed to sing in the hall and had to sing in lincoln center. all the discrimination and the local in justices. like, everything was separate and unequal. the school was inadequate. we could not go to the hospitals. they built a house adjacent to the main hospital. the white people were not supposed to be in the same room with an n-person. you know the n-word? i said to myself at the end of the day that i love my country and i'm glad that that day, i took a stand. i saw through the supreme court that the flaws that america had tried to correct them by removing those horrible signs -- "white" and "colored." i said when i testified at the trial, i went through how we were treated, and the lady dramatize it, so i do not have to go through that, but it is the whole system of separate but unequal. it is understates rights -- is under states' rights. after lincoln had fre

i have taught after-school programs at george washington carver. i am currently a student at charles. i am also a client of the san francisco child abuse prevention center at all,. -- center cloctalk line. and, um -- i have been there for the last five years. i am a single parent. my son is 7 years old. supervisor wiener: can i just say that talk line is so great and it is a wonderful service to the community. >> i am grateful to be here to support this on both sides. paul klein is a way to give back to the community -- talk line is a way to get back to the community. this center will help so many people. i cannot tell you how many students i have that come in and talk about seeing gun violence, drugs, family members in prison. they need this support there. coming at it from both sides, i strongly encourage you to support what they are doing and what is needed. thank you. supervisor cohen: thank you. [applause] >> hello. i feel like i am here to represent two roles. first of all, i am part of bcac. i am a social worker by training. i do child care

what about rubashr, greenleave and carver. they and many more on today's ballot in new hampshire. there are actually 30 candidates in the running on the republican side today. this is the sample ballot for the gop. it is as long as a grocery list. that is because the rules in new hampshire are fairly lax when it comes to running for president. all you really need is $1,000. that is the filing fee to get on the ballot and yes, you need to be a u.s. citizen, have lived in the country for 14 years and be 35 years old or older. otherwise, there are no petition signatures to gather and submit. michelle bachmann and herman cain remain on the ballot even though they are out of the race. you may not be aware there is a democratic primary in new hampshire today. president obama is on the ballot but if you take a look, he is more than halfway down the list of 13 challengers including the likes. vermin supreme and craig tax freeze brace. that is the names on there. the new hampshire secretary of state's office does ask candidates to submit a list of delegates appears alternates who would go

and grace carver said i will pass on this one. i thought it was cool when schwarzkopf -- schwarzenegger was put in office. >> send us a tweet and e-mail us at 7 live can the 7live@kgo-tv.com who would be your favorite fantasy president. >> me. >> right here. we got it. >> and fantasy president. >> harrison ford. >> back here. >> jack nickson. went out like a boss. >> no women. how come no one named women. >> tina fey. >> we'll have more tomorrow. and value your opinion . also from living color. tommy davidson will check us out in the studio. have a great night. bye-bye. [ female announcer ] there's surprising news about whole grain and the cereals your kids love. ♪ now all general mills big g kid cereals have more whole grain than any other ingredient. the same great taste they love in cereals like lucky charms and cinnamon toast crunch with whole grain that they need. just look for the white check, only on general mills big g kid cereals, the delicious way to help them grow up strong. now with more whole grain than any other ingr

my favorite symbol of that is the picture of the stone carver carving us start into a white marble wall that is located in to the headquarters of the cia the stars represent people who died in a line of duty. there are 22 star's carved since 9/11. of those, eight to our contractors meaning eight people were involved in covert action which is the most sensitive thing the government does. so to say they are an integral part of everything we do including the most sensitive. >> from 8x military and axe general's into the top-secret america world. not just axed general's but michael chertoff and tom ridge former homeland security chief comment now they are deeply involved in these government activities. can you tell us about that? >> it is known as the revolving door in washington and has been there at as long as i can remember but you parlay your government service into a lobbying position, the intelligence world, and not so much. before 9/11 they would lourdes become teachers who are working on wall street devising companies or something like that. but the money is good today. i had a coll

. >> the students are seniors of the george washington carver center for arts and technology.eate a do-it- yourself show for homeowners. the program started airing on the baltimore county schools tv channel this month. it has already gotten a great response. >> we've got a lot of calls about it being a great show. some folks say is a great idea. they are not intimidated any more. >> the students demonstrate in layman's terms how to do easy things around the house like installing a ceiling fan or laying ceramic tile. the students get to exercise their carpentry skills. the host has caught the other important skills progress being on camera and talking in front of people. i have become more relaxed. >> it is a great experience. it is fun. getting better in front of the camera, talking to people. my communication skills of gotten a lot better. >> the program has been so successful there plans to expand to other areas to involve students and other areas. >> heating and air-conditioning, plumbing, automotive. it is all going on in baltimore county public schools. we can create smal

ice carvers and also a football field just for kids, foxes vanessa mcclure takes us to super bowl villagenot nervous. hope i can get a ticket. >> reporter: line for the zip line stretching down capital avenue >> i don't know where the end was we were the end 40 minutes ago. >> those on the other side said it is worth the wait. inside, at the nfl experience, little ones were playing on ground level. >> i tried to kick it in the goal. >> as part of the free nfl play 60 clinic. >> i am having fun. >> colts running back teaching a thing or two to kids ages 6 to 12. >> once in a lifetime opportunity. >> nfl play 60 is not just for fun but to get kids to hike themselves off the couch and be active for at least 60 minutes a day >> active kids are better than kids sitting around playing video games all day long. >> convention center was bustling with activity more than 20,000 presale tickets sold for saturday. >> it is awesome. awesome. >> with something for a fan of every team to see >> i am converting her slowly, but hopefully she will be on a winning team soon. >> both agree this is a winning

fox news anchor martha maccallum certainly a flamboyant woman playing forked to carver have texas andnother flamboyant dude steve doocy. >> that would be you. >> playing for debra from toledo, ohio. >> rub it in, start the new year off right. >> bill: here is question number one on the flamboyant women, michelle obama went on tv to respond to the controversy over her new book. >> i guess it's more interesting to imagine this conflicted situation here and a strong woman, you know, but that's been an image that people have tried to paint of me since, you know, the day barack announced that i'm some angry black woman. >> bill: okay. now, mrs. obama is a lawyer, making her the third first lady to hold the postgraduate degree. who was the first? a >> steve: she is the third? >> bill: that's right, doocy. roll the tape. no, the answer is d. hillary clinton. you both got it wrong. >> then laura bush. >> got a master's degree. and then laura bush i believe has a librarian masters. >> steve: i will be darn. >> bill: marilyn monroe no advanced degree often played a blonde and felt that critics

. >> my name is mike carver. i am temporary chairman of the eigth precinct. caucus to order at this point. the first order of business so that we can move forward -- i am serving as a temporary chair. i would like to entertain any motions for a permanent chair. mike carver. anybody else want the job? all in favor say aye. thank you so much. that was one of the easiest votes ahead of us. ad.otes i've everh we need to have a motion to see who would like to be permanent secretary. i would like to move that he be our permanent secretary. all in favor? second? very good. wonderful, wonderful. it is wonderful to start out on a note we are all together on. i would like to begin this evening by having us all stand and say the pledge of allegiance. if we could all stand and say the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you very much. thank you very much. ok, i would like to begin this evening. one of the t

and george washington carver, his last words were, screw peanuts. he grew to despise them. he did.e way, i'm not sure why. but there are three national peanut holidays per year. there's national peanut butter today. and march 1st, is national peanut lovers day. and april 2nd, is national peanut butter and jelly day. how did peanuts get more holidays than jesus? [ laughter and applause ] we want to do something special to celebrate national peanut butter day. so, we went out on hollywood boulevard to ask people, people with a mouth full of peanut butter, what they thought of the oscar nominations. >> what movie do you hope wins the oscar this year? >> i hope "midnight in paris" wins the oscar. >> who is in that? >> woody allen is a superior director. >> the movie that's going to win the oscar this year, is going to be "war horse." >> why? >> a good movie. real dramatic. good movie. >> what was your favorite part of the movie "the help"? >> the -- >> "the descendants." >> what did you like about "the descendants"? >> i liked george clooney. he's a good actor. >> your favorite actor?

. >> the way that carver develops the characters -- >> american education at its best teaches you howoblems, question authority, think for yourself and be creative. it teaches you to learn what you love and to love learning. these are incredibly important values, and they are why america has been able to maintain an edge in creative industries, entrepreneurship and innovation. we need to know the basics, but we also need to be encouraged to think. >> we know the triangle hgi is an equilateral triangle. >> that's why i'm so taken with what sal khan is doing with california schools. it is classic american innovation. thinking outside the box. upending the old system applied to education. we might well look back on this trend as the beginning of a whole new way of teaching math, and maybe everything. technology is allowing us to make education more customized, personal and interactive. i'm optimistic about america's educational future. we now have a national sense of urgency, we have so many people inside and outside the system working to change it. we have new ideas and new models. in r

greenleaf and carver. >> those are some doozies. they and many more are on today's ballot. there are actually 30 candidates. let's take a look at this sample ballot, as long as the grocery list. the rules in new hampshire are fairly lax when it comes to running for president. all you real hi need is $1,000. that is the filing fee to be on the ballot. you need tobacco u.s. citizen, have lived in the country for 14 years and be 35 or older. the constitution requires that. but otherwise, there are no pet i gos to gayer and this submit for this. michelle bachmann and herman cain remain on the ballot even though they are out of the race. another big names appear close to the bottom of list. you may not be aware there is a democratic primary in new hampshire today. president obama is indeed on the ballot. but take a look at. this he is more than halfway down the list of 13 challengers including the likes of vermin supreme and craig tax free freeze. the new hampshire secretary of state's office does act candidates to submit a list of delegates and alternates who would go to the na

huntsman we are familiar with those names but what about rubarsh and vester mark and green leaf and carver they do it in new hampshire. >> reporter: it is there are actually 30 candidates in the running on the republican side today take a look the sample ballot for the gop is as long as pretty much a grocery list because the rules in new hampshire are lax when it comes to running for president all you need is $1,000, that is the filing fee and yes you do need to be a u.s. citizen lived in the country 14 years and be 35 years or older constitution requires that otherwise there are no petition signatures to gather and submit. michelle bachmann and cain remain on the ballot and other names appear close to the bottom there is a democratic primary if new hampshire today, president obama is on the ballot take a look he is more than half way down the list of 13 challengers including the likes of vermin supreme and greg tax freeze freeze. >>> they ask candidates to submit a list of delegates, but they will not take someone off the ballot if they don't turn those in. we will be watching it interest

opal carver, is that right? years old today, and enjoys spending time with her family, and credits her longevity to eating healthy, and working hard. not a bad combination at all. all righty, philomena dobek, from livonia, michigan, 103 years old today. has a vibrant personality, everybody is crazy about her, enthusiastic and the secret of longevity is eating garlic, every day. that will fix you up. keeps the enemy away. that's it. god bless. >> all right, thank you, willard. >>> coming up, jenny mccarthy comes clean about her new year's kiss that has a lot of people talking, that's after your local news and weather. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. time for a final check on the morning commute with traffic pulse 11 and sarah caldwell. looks like a ghost town. >> that means a nice, it did not dealing with any delays. we will start in mount airy. some fire activity we are learning about. also in parkville, taylor ave, defective traffic l

wood carver.dy from new york, new york. 103, loves opera, her secret to longevity? matzo ball soup. she makes the best in the country and it's delicious. matzo ball soup, hands down. henry litzel. of kings park, new york. is 100 years old today. and a proud retired firefighter. how about that? what a hero, huh? and he loves to be involved at church activities. can't beat that. and finally, bessie griswold of dudley, north carolina. a lot of griswolds up in connecticut. 100 years old, loves reading the bible. her secret to longevity? moderation. and even in moderation, moderation. that's it. >> all right, willard, thank you so much. >>> coming up, the things you can save money on in 2012. >> but first, we're going to take a look at your local news. and if you're living in the new york area, your soggy weather forecast. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. let's check on the morning commute with sarah caldwell. >> it has been a

all in favor of michael carver say aye. >> aye. >> thank you. we have our acting secretary here.e need to have a motion to see who would like to be permanent. i move pbs are permanent secretary. all in favor, ok, very good. wonderful. we now have some business. it is wonderful to start out on a note we are all together. i would like to begin this evening by having us say the pledge of allegiance. if we could stand. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you very much. i would like to begin this evening, one of the traditions we have at our city council meetings is that we read the statements before every meeting. i think it is apropos for our discussion this evening. i would like to read the statement before each of our meetings. we are a leader in character count, and endeavoring to promote and model principles of trustworthiness, respect, fairness, caring and citizenship. we expect that all participants will act in a respectful ma

we give significant amount of coverage to candidates like fred carver or buddy roemer who you don't hear about much, but if they're in new hampshire, we generally cover pretty much every trip they make. >> host: all right. let's go to our next call. we have lined up to speak with us from los angeles, tim, independent line. good morning. >> caller: all right, thank you for taking my call. i'm a ron paul supporter. people have to know about jon huntsman that he's willing to start world war iii by attacking iran, and that's scary as our ships are going to the gulf, the pro-israel lobby in america and england are pushing the apac in america, and ron paul is the only one standing against the war for israel agenda, and americans should look at him unless they want to send their sons and daughters to war for israel with iran. again, jon huntsman and other g.o.p. candidates are for war in israel, and then there's newt gingrich who has this jewish donor from las vegas who wants war with iran as well and is responsible for newt gingrich saying the palestinians don't exist, and, again, newt gingric

my name is mike carver, i and the temporary -- temporary chairman of the eigth precinct. i am glad to see you here. thank you for coming. i would like to call the caucus to order at this point. the first order of business so that we can move forward -- i am serving as a temporary chair. i would like to entertain any motions for a permanent chair. anybody else want the job? all in favor say aye. thank you so much. that was one of the easiest votes ahead of our head. [applause] we have out acting secretary. we need to have a motion to see who would like to be permanent secretary. i would like to move that he be our permanent secretary. all in favor? very good. wonderful, wonderful. it is wonderful to start out on a note we are all together on. i would like to begin this evening by having us all stand and say the pledge of allegiance. if we could all stand and say the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you ver

opal carver, is that right? years old today, and enjoys spending time with her family, and credits her longevity to eating healthy, and working hard. not a bad combination at all. all righty, philomena dobek, from livonia, michigan, 103 years old today. has a vibrant personality, everybody is crazy about her, enthusiastic and the secret of longevity is eating garlic, every day. that will fix you up. keeps the enemy away. that's it. god bless. >> all right, thank you, willard. >>> coming up, jenny mccarthy comes clean about her new year's kiss that has a lot of people talking, that's after your local news and weather. your local ned weather. >>> 8:26 is your time now on this monday, january 2nd, 2012. good morning to you. i'm eun yang. the toll hike on the dulles toll road is now in effect. cars will be charged $1.50 at the main toll plaza. toll also stay at 75 cents on the on and off-ramps. the new bag tax is in effect in montgomery county. using paper or plastic bag at the store will cost five currents per bag

fred carver, 3. jeff lawman, 1. benjamin lynn, zero. andy martin, zero. >> so wolf, so far, we've heard one major candidate so far. ron paul. 341. rick perry, 10. a few moments ago, we heard that jon huntsman got -- 927 for mitt romney. rick santorum, 162. and we heard a moment ago, 403 for jon huntsman. i'm going to check with my producer and make sure these numbers are completely accurate. let's take a look at what she has here. mitt romney, 927. again, these are unofficial tabulated. mitt romney, 927. ron paul, 341. rick santorum, 162. jon huntsman, 403. rick perry, only 10 votes cast here. michele bachmann, 4. even herman cain got one vote cast for him here. these are very raw. they still have to go through write-in ballots. if there was damage or what have you, so these numbers will change, however, this is significant because these are the very first election returns comiing in from this ward. >> you said how many people are voted? because if mitt romney got almost 1,000, that sounds like 40 to 50%, is that right? >> that sounds a