churchill for $600. what is "finest"? churchill, $800. what is "business"? churchill, $1,000. "baffled by" the facts. all right, we've done with churchill, roger. where do we go now? uh, movie soundtrack, $600. what is... "tron"? more? (sighs) "2.0"? joon? what is "return to tron"? no. what is "tron: legacy"? back to you, roger. movie soundtrack, $800. so maybe it didn't cost you anything. we'll find out. you have $1,800. you can risk any or all of it. you know, i'd like to bet it all. i'm gonna do that. okay. here is the clue in on the movie soundtrack... what is "amadeus"? "amadeus," of course. you say, "salieri," you have to come up with "amadeus." go again. movie soundtrack, $1,000. what is "rio"? no. joon. what is "rango"? real lands for $200. what is el salvador? real lands, $400. what is... bangladesh? and with that, you move to $3,200, and you take us to break number one, so we'll pause and we'll come back in a moment. [ female announcer ] have you ever seen a glacier while sunbathing? why not? have you ever climbed a rock wall in the middle of the ocean? or tried some

the home squad churchill ready to go for this do or die playoff time.hurchill quarterback finding dominic williams in the end zone for the 45-yard touchdown. it's 7-0 churchill and once the touchdown celebration was over, a little handshake, watch this play. there's two tacklers duped, break another one and go he way bulldogs. churchill leads 17-0 at the half. gaithersburg will not go down out of a fight. late in the 3rd the trojans driving quarterback lincoln reyes recovers the high snap but gets picked off by jonathan lee. he returns it 15 yards before taking a huge hit. then on churchill's next possession a deep throw to dominic williams again for 45 yards, no touchdown this time, not yet anyway. three plays later in for the 5- yard touchdown. churchill wins 24-6 over gaithersburg. >> i tell you when i came here three years ago, this was the goal, to be in the lead program in the state of maryland to try to get to the playoffs and make something happen. we put in a lot of hard work these past three years and i'm glad that it finally paid off for us.

this way if he shows up in churchill again, they will know he is a repeat offender.n, he will join the other bears, waiting on the shores for their next meal. for these polar bears, the stakes could not be higher. their survival depends on it. ron claiborne, abc news, churchill, manitoba. >>> and when we come back tonight, could high definition change the way we see the jfk assassination? those images, revisited tonight, nearly 50 years later. i couldn't sleep right. next day it took forever to get going. night after night, i sat up. sprayed up. took a shower... or took a pill. then i tried drug-free breathe right advanced. and instantly, i breathed better! i slept better. it felt...better. thank you, breathe right! [ male announcer ] breathe better, sleep better, feel better. try breathe right advanced for free... at breatheright.com. [ woman ] it's my right to breathe right. isn't it your right, too? [ male announcer ] a simple gesture can spark romance anytime. and when it does, men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with

you want it churchill, kruegers on cruise control for most of the season.ored said october 21. bring on churchill. mark green paging dr. mark green. who makes house calls. 7-0 cougars. churchill won seven straight. they come right back here. he is a rocket man. burning up the room with cheap cologne. came down to chris mcpherson, kicking the game winner. staying unbeaten 23-21. >> two more to go. it's a big accomplishment. >> two great teams. there's a lot at stake in this game. this is for a lot of -- there's a lot on the line here. you saw both teams willing to fight. >> good stuff. thomas johnson, here we go. hornets with the football. trever put on your shoes,

you want it churchill, kruegers on cruise control for most of the season.one has scored said october 21. bring on churchill. mark green paging dr. mark green. who makes house calls. 7-0 cougars. churchill won seven straight. they come right back here. he is a rocket man. burning up the room with cheap cologne. came down to chris mcpherson, kicking the game winner. staying unbeaten 23-21. >> two more to go. it's a big accomplishment. >> two great teams. there's a lot at stake in this game. this is for a lot of -- there's a lot on the line here. you saw both teams willing to fight. >> good stuff. thomas johnson, here we go. hornets with the football. trever put on your shoes, son. 11 rushing touchdowns, but the governors had an eye on him. devon reid, nice stop right here, and thomas johnson's offense gets it going. a big ole physical fullback. thomas johnson moving on 35-6. to virginia, check your watches. it's time for the nearly annual stone bridge run to the championships. the dogs have been to the title game in '05, '07, and '10. south county this week.

churchill, manitoba, calls itself the polar bear capital of the world.on this tundra, that hundreds of polar bears come out of their summer-long torper and head to the shores of hudson bay, waiting for the water to freeze over so they can go out on to the ice to hunt seal. but, as you see from these warning signs in town, sometimes a polar bear will come right into churchill. >> you don't want to fight with a polar bear? >> you're not going to win. even a small one. >> there's a bear right here. there are a couple of bears here. >> reporter: wayward bears who wander into town, get arrested, captured and taken here to bear jail. after several days they're taken out, tranquilized and blindfolded in case they wake up too soon. and they're air lifted away. we followed in an another helicopter as this bear was carried about 40 miles north of churchill. out into the wilderness. this bear is about 400 pounds. he was kept in the bear jail for a week or so. it will take about three hours for this tranquilizer to wear off. hopefully, he'll wander off in another di

this is the first time churchill made the playoffs since 2004.e excitement out of control here at this school right now? >> definitely. it's a very exciting week. we are fortunate to be on fox 5 tonight and we are looking forward to it. >> you went 9-1 this season. only suffered one loss. what has been key to such success? >> well, we are a resilient team. we continue to do the things we do well over the course of the few weeks that we've had since seneca valley. we continue to improve. >> this is going to be something that is new for these players and new for you. how do you coach up a team without getting them too excited when you know it could be one and done if you lose? >> i don't mind the excitement. the guys have earned it. they deserve to be here tonight. we don't think about the one and done aspect of it. we just prepare to come out and win the game. g you played gaithersburg in september. september 30, you said it was a little too close for comfort. a 15-13 game. tell me about that game from what you remember. >> the first half we start

this way if he shows up in churchill again, they will know he is a repeat offender.iting on the shores for their next meal. for the polar bears, the stakes could not be higher. their survival depends on it. ron claiborne, abc news, churchill, manitoba. >> the people that think there is nothing like -- who think this climate change, right, doesn't exist? >> a theory, right. see, trying to do my part. >> you need to do your part. >> trying to help out the polar bear. that was while the tranquilizer was still in effect. just so we are clear. >>> well, coming up next, turning to ashton kutcher for relationship advice. really? >>> and the big winners at last night's american music awards. next in "the skinny." relationship advice. really? >>> and the big winners at last night's american music awards. next in "the skinny." relaotitionship advice. >> and the big winners in the american music awards. next, in "the e e e e e e e e ek ♪ skinny ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> i never tire of that song. >> never. it's classic. what we are known for here at "world ne

gold which holds the rim branch clearly it used to be the montague to the world from the roof and churchill. back you're watching our day here's a look at the top stories russia's odyssey to join the world trade organization is now closed today and after almost two decades moscow overcame the last hurdle on the way to a session by sealing a crucial customs agreement with georgia. it was borrowing costs hit a record high forcing the country to the brink of financial collapse and dragging a global markets down that's despite the country's prime minister silvio berlusconi promising to resign as soon as all that approves mistery measures demanded by the e.u. . and western powers push for fresh sanctions against iran following the latest report on its alleged nuclear ambitions but russia rejecting the idea is counterproductive while so ron insists has nothing to hide calling the i.a.e.a. findings politicized. op ex mex kaiser and co-host asier byrd discussed european gold wars and the brokers at the chicago board of trade telling others to get a job while they can't even do their own and saw the

he was more deliberative reading about king arthur and churchill. at the age of 14 he read churchill. he was reading the "new york times." lying in his bed and then analyzing trying to figure out which article he read. >> charlie: in fact y suggested he would go into politics even if his brother had not been killed. >> he went to school with a kid who read constantly about politics, talked nothing about politics, ran for student council and lost bu ke running. he ran in the navy. was planning to go in law oovment everything about him was planning a political career. of course he had to it with a his term. that he was dragooned going into politics wasn't true. he didn't have to turn directions. >> charlie: one thing that interested me too isnotion about his sense of wanting to understand biography and what makes people tick. because he famously said when asked what he would do after he left the presidency he said i might go into journalism because i'm fascinated by which is what makes people tick a variation. >> what's he like. he said that's the rea

i've got to get out of this play she said and at the age of 19, she met winston churchill's nephew andthey ran away together to fight in the spanish civil war to oppose fascism and to be journalist. now you would have to say there was another sister who was named deborah, known to the family as tebow who was several years younger than jessica and when her elder sister, when unity said i want to grow up and meet hitler and jessica was saying i want to grow up and run away to be a communist and devo was saying i want to grow up and marry a and she did. she became the dutchess of devonshire so all three of her wishes came true. >> who were her parents? >> her parents were there and reads dale and lady sidney reads dale and they came from a very long line of aristocrats in england. they are related in many ways to this whole network of aristocratic, that day, you know related to some extent to a lot of the other lords and legacies. in fact, her mother, because the girls were always getting into trouble -- you can imagine, this was a handful this family. all the girls were wild and they're

reparations and all the problems the world wanted to go back on to the gold standard now wiston churchill insisted that they go back at the pre world war one price which was about twenty dollars to sixty seven cents and now it's in u.s. dollars and four pounds a little more than four pounds in terms of u.k. sterling i felt it was the honorable thing to do probably as motivations were right but it was an enormous blunder because so much paper money had been printed during world war one that to go back on the gold standard at the pre world war one price you had to take the money supply in england down by fifty percent well it was in the depression ten years before the rest of the world that was highly deflationary later in his memoirs churchill said that was the worst mistake he ever made and this is the guy who were destroyed it deliberately so he had a couple mistakes in addition to all his great achievements so the answer is it's not just when you go back on the gold standard you have to think really hard about the price in one thousand twenty five if they had said maybe fifty dollars an

depression ten years before the rest of the world that was highly deflationary later in his memoirs churchill said that was the worst mistake he ever made and this is the guy we're just really quickly so he had a couple mistakes in addition to all his great achievements so the answer is it's not just when you go back on the gold standard. you have to think really hard about the price in one thousand nine hundred five if they had said maybe fifty dollars an ounce a set of twenty dollars an ounce that might have been mildly inflationary we might have avoided the great depression ever since economists have disparaged gold and marginalised gold so we'll just give in one thousand twenties you can see it felt really did fill in the one thousand tons but not because of gold but because of the price so when you go back to the gold standard you've got to get the price right that's why i recommend actually a commission to study this and make some recommendations i give a range of values in the book i don't want to put a stake in the ground there were certain value max i've got the low end about three t

he sees himself in those heroic terms and thinks he is the next churchill.or him it's all part of i guess god's plan for him. he is one of the ways -- >> the divine right. >> he is in charge of the process. and for him it's a natural thing. >> the clear thing that developed is that the process is not going to take place the way it has in the past. when you lose a primary and you are out of money, you then dropout. these candidates will stay in as long as there was a television debate. the debates are getting good ratings. >> yes. >> as long as they are invited to the debate and they did reasonably well, the cast of characters on the reality show will be with us into next spring. >> is certainly is entertaining. they have a fondness forative 18 jewelry and with the credit account, we had fun outside tiffany here in new york. watch this. showing women a photo of you and asking how much tiffany credit they want to have a date with this man. take a listen on what they said. >> probably about an eight carat diamond. he has been married three times. i don't know h

the longest four days of winston churchill's life was when we were in the pacific war.on us. >> december 10th, right. what's interesting, churchill wrote in his memoirs he was almost gleeful about the pearl harbor attack because he knew it would get america into the war. even after the 7th, the attack, we declare war on the 8th. fdr goes to congress. we declare war on the 8th. i detect no national will in this country to get involved in the european war. everybody was focused on japan and the pacific. there was no will to get involved in the european war until hitler and mussolini declare war on us and we have to respond. those three or four days, wins ston churchill has to have been on tender hooks. >> he said i slept the sleep of the thankful on december 7th. he was looking back from the '50s when he did that. what would have happened if hitler had not declared war on the united states. >> we may have gotten into it eventually. it may have been too late. there had been open talk in london about suing pr faes. the war was not going particularly well for the british, as

the last time students at churchill road elementary school in mcclain sent over their unopened containers of milk and yogurt. >> this year the program was abruptly halted by the county. >> i get frustrated when we can't do things that can help other people. >> reporter: now the school donation program could start up again soon thanks to congressman frank wolf. he added language to a bill that's now law which protects owners and donors from liability. >> we have people who could really use that food. >> reporter: pantry director bonnie o'neill says they could easily follow rerefrigeration guidelines. >>> it will help the department of agriculture take aim at the stink bugs. the money will let the usda make fighting those bugs a greater priority. they descended upon our area in force in the last few years with very few ways to fight this. the new law will let the usda guy develop ways to control them, so that topper, we can't force to you but them in a taco and keep them. >> reporter: i did do that. i have to say i expected like armageddon when they were coming in. >> we have been lucky so

showers plaguing parts of maryland and mainly the northern eastern shores and queens town up to churchill and this band of rain diminishing and drizzle toward kent island and as we look at the wind gusts this is a bigger story behind the front and winds gusting in places to 50 or higher and gaithersburg gusts up to 51. temperatures cooling off to the west and that's what is headed into baltimore through the rest of the evening and we will look for falling temperatures across the entire state all the way to the beaches and we will wake up in the mid to upper 30s first thing tomorrow morning and you can see where the rough travel weather is from philadelphia to new jersey and boston and snow showers in northern new england basically towards maine and bangor and chilly temps and we will bounce back quickly and tomorrow in the upper 50s and we are in the 60s from black friday right into saturday and our trend showing clear overnight and winds diminishing and we are left with crystal clear skies and right into the biggest shopping day of the year. overnight to 34 and clear and colder and windy

he loved reading about heroes, about churchill and king arthur and it is because he was lonely and always reading and not a jock, that he grew up to be a student of heroes and became a hero himself. his sister told him the same thing. jack kennedy was sick most of his life. his brother said if a mosquito ever bit jack, the mosquito would die immediately. he was always sick. people didn't know that. he had addison's disease. you're catholic. he had the last rites in 1447, again in 1951, another in 1954. he was near death so many times -- >> sstephen: so he's a sacrament hog. >> you know you only get that sacrament when you're near death. he managed to make it to the presidency despite all those illnesses. >> stephen: why are you guys -- i mean you lefties-- >> he wasn't a lefty. >> stephen: but you are. why are you so obsessed with this particular democratic president. why not franklin pierce? why not grover cleveland? >> for an objective -- >> stephen: i'm still talking. two nonconsecutive terms. no one else ever did that. >> recently, the american people were asked who should be on mount

philanthropic sources and alternative sources the weekend continued to keep are burdening staff, as churchilline and staff to keep our parks clean and safe. i think we have done a good job of that in difficult economic times. no doubt, we will work with the community and all of those who love sue bierman park to make sure that it is well cared for and well started. supervisor cohen: i am concerned that we build this park, and how do we continue to maintain it? >> my staff maintains it. supervisor cohen: exactly. you said there are over 200 parks already in existence but i am in native san franciscan, and i have played in parks all across the city. i understand that you have an enterprising spirit, and we struggled -- even early this year, their constant struggles and battles. and i imagined we will have another one during the next budget cycle. privatizing public space. i am trying to really look a little bit further down the line and get a better understanding. we build this park. ok, parents will help pay for it. 20 years from now or even five to 10 years from now, where do we find the fund

chris orchard taking on churchill.umber 1 versus number 2. 5000 of you voted online at dc highschoolsports.net. so you can't be wrong. so we are going to leave that with our coverage tonight at 11 p.m. hockey. if you saw the caps last night you probably think something was wrong with your t.v. why is everything moving in slow motion? that's how the caps played? they got beat down 4-1 at the hands of winnipeg. they lost three in a row now. now they are tied for first with florida. no morning practice. bruce boudreau thinks rest is what they need. >>> going over the wall. >> that is it for us. good night, everyone. have a great weekend. [ female announcer ] at verizonfios.com, you can choose your channel package. ♪ you can choose your own internet speeds. ♪ you can even choose to chat with a live person. ♪ and you're always guaranteed the lowest prices online. so don't wait... try, compare and buy at verizonfios.com today. because there's never been a better time to build the perfect fios bundle. contact the verizon cent