one new proposal on the table...a pricey new tax on cigars being touted by anti- smoking advocates..40e want to make it 66 percent which would be comparable to the $2 tax on cigarettes"a tax that some argue is the key to fighting new trend. kids smoking and buying flavored cigars.04:35:09"kids, while they are smokinggless cigarettes, are smoking more cigars"others however, warn it's simply another misguided attempt to change behavior at the expense of small businesses 15:13:40"i think out of than there really is" impact our business because it would drive customers to other states"but the debate is prompting questions if this new tax...is just another smoke screenconerns that cash collected from smokers and tabacco companies in the past...wasn't spent as initially advertised04:35:09 "what we haven't done is fully funded our tobacco prevention program with that settlement spends very little of the d - hundreds of millions collected from tobacco companies ...or from new cigarette taxes...on smoking cessation.our state ranked just 34th in the country in 2011 on funding programs designed t

my cigar. we smoke out the truth about the new hampshire vote at a cigar bar named castro's.smart about your weight. i tried weight loss plans... but their shakes aren't always made for people with diabetes. that's why there's new glucerna hunger smart shakes. they have carb steady, with carbs that digest slowly to help minimize blood sugar spikes. and they have 6 grams of sugars. with 15 grams of protein to help manage hunger... look who's getting smart about her weight. [ male announcer ] new glucerna hunger smart. a smart way to help manage hunger and diabetes. i took some steep risks in my teens. i'd never ride without one now. and since my doctor prescribed lipitor, i won't go without it for my high cholesterol and my risk of heart attack. why kid myself? diet and exercise weren't lowering my cholesterol enough. now i'm eating healthier, exercising more, taking lipitor. numbers don't lie. my cholesterol's stayed down. lipitor is fda approved to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke in patients who have heart disease or risk factors for heart disease. it's backed by

my cigar. we smoke out the truth about the new hampshire vote at a cigar bar named castro's. 1-800-345-2550 ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 let's talk about the cookie-cutter retirement advice ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 you get at some places. ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 they say you have to do this, have that, invest here ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 you know what? ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 you can't create a retirement plan based on ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 a predetermined script. ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 to understand you and your goals... ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 ...so together we can find real-life answers for your ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 real-life retirement. ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 talk to chuck ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 and let's write a script based on your life story. ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 when it comes to home insurance, surprises can be a little scary. and a little costly. that's why the best agents present their clients with a lot of options. because when it comes to what's covered and what's not, nobody likes surprises. [ click ] [ chuckles ] we totally thought -- [ all scream ] obscure space junk fal

my cigar. we smoke out the truth about the new hampshire vote at cigar bar named castros. i'd never ride without one now. and since my doctor prescribed lipitor, i won't go without it for my high cholesterol and my risk of heart attack. why kid myself? diet and exercise weren't lowering my cholesterol enough. now i'm eating healthier, exercising more, taking lipitor. numbers don't lie. my cholesterol's stayed down. lipitor is fda approved to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke in patients who have heart disease or risk factors for heart disease. it's backed by over 19 years of research. [ female announcer ] lipitor is not for everyone, including people with liver problems and women who are nursing, pregnant or may become pregnant. you need simple blood tests to check for liver problems. tell your doctor if you are taking other medications, or if you have any muscle pain or weakness. this may be a sign of a rare but serious side effect. [ man ] still love that wind in my face! talk to your doctor. don't kid yourself about the risk of heart attack and stroke. if lipit

. >> governor o'malley and tells a new plan to increase the tax on cigars. >> on the attack.residential hopefuls go after each other ahead of the debate. we're in washington with a preview. >> the price of a cigar could go up as much as $0.80, all the increase could -- although the increase could vary by product. governor o'malley has proposed increasing the tax to generate $30 million and save lives, as the expense makes it more difficult to buy the products. >> we have made tremendous progress in maryland in reducing the smoking of cigarettes by adults and kids, saving 70,000 lives. at the same time, because we have not increased the tax on cigars, kids are using those deadly products more. >> according to the state health department, nearly as many high school students smoked cigars and cigarettes, and 70 two% of maryland voters opposed -- 72% of maryland voters support the increased tax. >> to not let these empty bowls fool you, it is part of a fund- raiser. empty bowls to end poverty. you can keep the ball as well as the soup that will come with it. it has raised million

and why did he dare me to eat this old cigar? a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hallucinations or confusion. in depressed patients, worsening of depression, including risk of suicide, may occur. alcohol may increase these risks. allergic reactions, such as tongue or throat swelling, occur rarely and may be fatal. side effects may include unpleasant taste, headache, dizziness and morning drowsiness. ask your doctor if lunesta is right for you. then get lunesta for $0 at lunesta.com. there's a land of restful sleep. we can help you go there on the wings of lunesta. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 like a lot of things, the market ha

totino's pizza rolls. >> here is the answer cigars. >> the term was used as early as 1892 for 2 for akel. >> it has been used for selling 2 for the price of 1 theatre tickets since 1948. >> remember yesterday alison we talked about the solar storm. look what it did the beautiful north earn lights above -- northern lights above scotland, ireland, norway, people watching incredibly beautiful, storm forced delta airlines to redirect flights from the energy from the solar winds as they interact. >> look at that. >> what is that tucker? >> those are northern plights the actual en-- lights the actual energy. >> do we have any chance of seeing that here? >> i don't think they made it far enough south primarily over northern europe. isn't that incredible. >> what is that thing on the bottom? >> like a smokestack. like the earth. >> look at that. >> beauty of nature and then the ugliness of earth. >> unbelievable. >> i had a chance to be in canada one summer and saw them it is incredible. if you ever get a chance amazing sight. >> if i ever see that i hope i know what is going on before that h

they smoked them like a bad cigar in the last match up. >> i think i might go get my hair done. could i get it half price? >> may be able to get it for free! >>> the only way here to see the patriots is right here on 13. >>> the temperatures are just above freezing, plenty of sunshine and it is starting to warm up some. wjz is here with the first morning's weather. we have tim here with more. >> good afternoon. sunshine and a start today in the teens, 17 in baltimore and 13 in oakland. we are starting to warm up this afternoon. up to 35, that was higher than we got to yesterday. 34 was the high yesterday. we will be above that this afternoon and there will be more change coming. with that, send it in. >> we talked about how the warmer temperatures are calming and with a price. that price will be the rain. we will move in tomorrow with the low moving just to our north and north west. this will pull in the warm air up from the gulf. it will pull in moisture from the gulf and it will move through. the snow to the north and the icy mix to the north and we will deal with the rain and

he owns a cigar shop. >> 30 pounds overweight than to smoke a pack of cigarettes every day. >> reporter might be the most popular one and the hardest one to keep. >> try to take better care of myself. i haven't had much luck in the past. >> reporter: january 2nd, how are you doing? >> not good. >> yesterday we averaged about 40 new members. >> reporter: they see an increase in memberships. >> my new year's resolution is to get back into shape like i was in the marine corps. i need to make a change in my life. >> reporter: some are more realistic. >> no, not this year. i neverÑi keep them anyway. >> reporter: soxd if you madez@% resyÑ6 let's hope it's onexd tha(ut(ájásq i'll probably start next week. i'm don harrison for abc2 news. >> all right. take a look at some of that weather that's imreeting us -- greeting us. a few snow flurries. most of it has not touched the ground. if you see a few flakes, it's because of those little waves. 30, breezy, a flurry. much colder as we go towards tomorrow and into tomorrow night. we'll have it for you coming up on abc2 news. >>> got cool video out o

community, they wanted to free them to breathe air without the second-hand smoke from cigarettes in cigars. thank you. >> supervisors, we do not need ordinances like this that will not

they innlude a hikk in the cigar tax.and income tax deductions and exemptions are either being reducedgrade sewage treatment plants. some lawmakers say the endresult does nnt bode well for manytaxpayers. (vitale) "if you add what happened in session last ear to what they're proposing this year, he average family is going to ee between $1,600 and $1,800 out of their yearly budget added to what ii already coming out of their poc" pockkt."lawmakers are now awaiting detailsof the governor's transportatioo package.that's expected to include anincrease in the gasoline tax... aswell as hikes in vehicle registraaion fees and vehicle emiisions testts a.../ michigan mother.... is... accused of ...offering sex.../ áátoáá for... a ccmppter. cameras.../ capture... the woman ...// negotiating.../ with... the.../ pawn shop... owner..... áátheáá &p employee says .../ the... woman ...offeree sex.../ from her .../ .../ to... cover ter the.../ 25... dollar cost.../ of... her computer....// áátheáá youug girl.../ is... seen... playing.../ inside... the store.../ &p ááasáá the mother ...talks business. the

looks like a tamale. >> it's actual lay philadelphia cheese steak that looks like a filly cigar.r: the art is fun. with a sires purpose. recently on the stage at ted he wowed thece asking them to bite in raw lemon. they were stunned that it tasted like the sweetest freshest lemonade. he did it by first having they will put a little pill on their tongue made from wild berry green in west africa nickname the miracle berry and looks like a long cranberry. inside a mystery protein that trick the taste bud so if you witness a minute after you put it on your tongue. >> just go ahead and lick the lemon. >> lemonade. >>reporter: no calorie. no chemical. in a world facing an epidemic of diabetes he wonders if this could replace the craving for something sweep. in a world in need of food what is starting with that berry could make shrub lake cactus bitter and new trish us turn that something everybody loves to eat. >> you have yourself a dish procured from your back yard depending on where you live. >> in his kitchen anything is possible. as one american chef tries to whip up a whole new w

budget.they incllde a hike in the cigar tax... and income tax deductions are being reduced or phased out.for higher income taxpaaers... the governor also wants to double the 30-dollar "flush tax".some these plans. (vitale) "if you add what happened in session last year to whattthey're proposing this year, the average family is going to see between $1,600 and hiarly budget adddd to what is already coming out of their poc" pocket."meanwhile, the governor's transportation package ... likely includes an increaae in the gasoline tax... 15 cents a gallon. if the gas tax hike passes..it can't be challenged because it's an appropriations bill. americans for prosperity began a petition drive , so marylanders can let their lawmakers knows what they think.you can find the petition at fox baltimore dot com...and look for "stop the gas tax" under "hot topics." 3 3 race for the republican the - nomination. first... one candddaae drops out. thursday.the texas governor entered theerace with a lot of support from conservatives but just two days be

. >> reporter: the tax applies to all cigars. and the same holds true to anybody who likes to chew, or dip or stick little packs of tobacco between their gum and lip. >> i imagine everyone is here because of the public side of the story. but it's also a revenue- generating story, right? but that wouldn't be why you're here, but rather to focus on the benefits to health of what we're proposing. >> reporter: organizations are joining forces to support the attacks as a deterrent to smoking, with revenues earmarked for health-related programs. john o'hara says both of his parents died of tobacco-related diseases. >> they'd sit around the table and talk and talk and talk and smoke and smoke and smoke. >> while cigarette use has gone down, cigar use among kids has gone up because we have not raised the tax on those. >> reporter: a single black and mild sold for $1.49 would increase to $2.29. a pack from $4.49 to $6.63. but they say the greater price is for people to continue to use tobacco. >> we're hoping to reduce the effect of use.

spoke, a cigar, pipe, cigarette types of substances, topically as medicines, snuff through the nose, and a muzzle whole host of applications varying depending on the region. charts that had a more restricted to me but what is important to remember it was a beverage almost exclusively until the 18th 19th since it -- century progressed in a beverage used like we think of coffee today chocolate had a more restricted domain then tobacco. it was used as the aztec and mayan groups in the broader regions in the americas. and many different concoctions but one of the favorites had cacao come essential ingredient mixed with water than a whole host of spices. chilipepper is that gave it some spicy bite and also would die that made it read that was central to the experience because it reminded people of blood. the flavorings such as the bella and the other common ones that we don't use any more. another one game is cinnamon clove type of experience. it wasn't just about dead taste but also the texture that was the foam on top consuming special drinking vessels fees were part that montezuma had

and he wants to land a cigarette tax with cigars and smokeless tobacco. that would generate $90 million. she the budget proposal contains a 3% college tuition change and day to% cost-of-living change for workers. >> of the legalization of same- sex marriage is a hot topic. and a new poll, people in maryland are split down the middle of 49% in favor and 49% opposed. on the topic of merit -- medical marijuana, 63% support it and only 33% are against it. what comes to the economy and jobs, the top the list for 49% of people followed by education at 13%. taxes are at 11%. >> much more news ahead. stay with us. >> blackout on the internet -- the legislation that prompted it and what people on the other side of the debate are saying. >> its going to get a lot colder and there is snow in the forecast. your seven- >> it something you probably noticed as you browse the internet today -- many of the internet sites were dark to protest anti piracy legislation working its way through congress right now. >> it has been putting the movie moguls of hollywood against att

in that case the woman claims he operated on her while smoking a cigar. >>> a 90-year-old man is in custody after he took matters into his own hands. both men were hurt. the tenant saw the suspect driving away and called 911. both the suspect and the victim are being treated at the hospital. to word on their conditions. >>> an oakland shopping district looking to trade parking spaces for park. now they have a pilot program. and they are looking to bring new life to the shopping district. the village association is preparing an application to trade one or two parking spots for a small park ch customers who say parking is already tough, they have mixed reactions. >> i don't see taking up parking spaces to do it. i don't think it's that good of an idea. >> i parked four blocks away so i don't have to put money in the meters. >> they'll have to be put somewhere else near or the village association will have to pay the city $14,000 a year to cover the lost revenue. it's interesting how much they make. members are banking on moving them to make way for more space. >>> san jose city leaders arguin

community, they wanted to free them to breathe air without the second-hand smoke from cigarettes in cigars. thank you. >> supervisors, we do not need ordinances like this that will not only be applied by some representatives that want to do something without paying attention to the sentiments of seven siskins -- san fran ciscans. san franciscans are very astute. such things are irritating. this type of ordnance is irritating. many people did not have the opportunity to meet harvey milk. the man was open minded, a man could sit them with you and have a dialogue. it is in this spirit that we do not represent -- appreciate representatives controlling our lives. that is all i've got to say. you'll be hearing from others in the audience. please pay attention. we don't want you to think for us. gosh i wanted add to today's discussion on a more personal note. my right lung is better for all intents and purposes. it gets hard to breathe, i can't catch my breath, and if you have never been a situation where you can't get enough air, who know what i mean. we kind of laugh at the commercials on telev

>> a good cigar. >> sean: i'm a cigar aficionado this month. >> that's why i said it. >> sean: see you back here on monday. >> greta: tonight, former speaker of the house, newt is confident, says he can and probably will win florida. that's why we are, in florida. we jumped on the newt gingrich bus and hit the campaign trail with him. mr. speaker, i like your new bus. >> it's fun. it's a very exciting part of the campaign. >> greta: we just joined the bus, coming out of a fund-raise? >> yeah. we were -- with a bunch of folks, we are very excited about the campaign and helped pay for the ad. it was great. >> greta: last night, we all thought you were going to come out swinging and you seemed more sober to your responses to some of the things that governor romney said about your record? >> well, actual lie, mitt was so systematically dishonest-- >>> that lying? >> i will let you decide. the easiest example is, he said he only voted for tsongas in the dmtdic primary because there was no primary and during the debait, there was a tweet that that was baloney and george w. bush and bat bucha

cigars. nothing too new but the fact they are rechargeable good for 1,000 puffs. it's an example of the fun silly stuff that's tucked away behind the scenes here at the show. >> are there any big surprises where your mouth drops and you go, i have never seen that before? >> reporter: well, i'm still drooling over those tvs we talked about yesterday. i mean, i'm telling you, 55", 4 millimeters, really spectacular. but honestly the show has sort of lived up to analyst expectations that it's going to be evolutionary rather than revolutionry. we are not seeing a lot of new hardware releases. it's just more improvements and enhancements over things released in years past like the thinner tv or longer lasting battery for a cell phone. nothing that really made my jaw drop. it's just enhancements, pushing the technology forward one more year. >> we hear there's some stuff for the germoephobe too. >> reporter: that is true. if i could just show you really fast i have this neat little cloth here. this

annapolis for a event that will highlight the health benefits of the proposed increase of the taxes of cigars and smokeless tobacco. lynette? >>> we have lots of cold air around the nation here. you can see these 20s in denver and 30s around kansas city, el paso. chicago 33. the eye takes you down south though into new orleans, around 72 degrees and 73 in miami. some of that warm air is definitely going to be moving our way as we go throughout the day. this is courtesy of a warm front that is going to work its way in. with that we will warm temperatures up as we go throughout the day. mainly as we go into the evening. so we will see temperatures and feel temperature in the 50s. what we're also watching is the cold front that is going to be pushing in behind it through the overnight. your overnight temperatures could reach around 54 degrees. by tomorrow morning we will be seeing the temperatures around 58 degrees and then we'll start to go downhill throughout the day on your friday. your future trend picking up on the fact we'll see rain in here as we go into the afternoon. actually, the bulk

will join health advocates for an event to highlight the proposed increase on the state's tax on cigars and smokeless tobacco. representatives from the health department, american cancer society and american heart association will be there. they plan to highlight the benefits of the proposal. the event takes place in annapolis at noon. >>> the national aquarium is celebrating australia today. the australian ambassador to the u.s. will be at the aquarium. guests will be able to transport themselves down under with animal encounters and other activities planned thought the day. check our web site for more information. sounds fun? >> it does. you took the words out of my mouth. something good to do for today. >>> check out the satellite and radar and we're dealing with some basically dry weather this morning across our area but we're getting a few spritzes, a couple of sprinkles. the steadier rain right around dc into virginia as of now. that is going to be working its way into our area. i say later this evening into early tomorrow morning i'm going to show you that in a second, that if yo

on december 24, cigar bar had a stolen purse. on december 30 at 1:50 a.m. a victim left an unknown club on grant street where he had been drinking heavily and stopped to urine ate in an alley and punched and robbed and the three suspects were arrested for the robbery as well as drug charges. on new year's day at 12:25 and 495 gary street, they were having a large party. a female was punched in the face from behind by an unknown male suspect. on new year's day, 1:50 day, a fight on the southeast corner of broadway and columbus. this is one that we don't necessarily tie to a club, but there are a lot of things going on in the broadway corridor, it's the clubs and they are dealing with the patrons and get a whole lot of people up there, either alcohol before or find a liquor store and the clubs are one of the many issues that we have on the broadway corridor. on january 8 at 1:30 a.m. at the ambassador club, stolen purse from the club. on january 8 at 12:55 a.m. at 420 mason street, a battery case, victim was inside the club sitting with his group. a member of

he used to smoke a cigar with. a little tiny cigarette lighter. he picked up one of them note and he lit it. and he threw it down with all the money. all the money burned. he burned it all up. them girls turned white. so he came to the jeep. you know, you got the side of the jeep with the shovel. he dug a hole. he buried all the ash. we stayed there to burn out, burned it all up nice. he said, when you go back, you tell your commander that you run into george s patton and that is taken care of. she didn't know what to say. so he sat in the jeep and i said, general, you should have gave me that money. i said, i could use it. he said, i'll make you a check right now, he says. he was one of us, you know. oh, we had this meeting at 3:00 in the morning. and we had a rainstorm. and working in the mud. so general patton and general eisenhower didn't work together. weren't buddy-buddy. but everybody is in the services and school. so every time we had a meeting with eisenhower and patton, bradley had to go along. bradley was the speaker. if you saw the mov

budget.they include a hike in the cigar tax... and income tax deductions aae being reduced or phased out.for higher income taxpaaers... the governor also wants to double tth 30-dollar "flush tax".some lawmakers aren't happy wiih these plans. (vitale) "if you add what happened in session last year year, the averaae family is is - going to see between $1,600 and $1,800 out of their yearly budget added to what is already coming out of their poc" governor's transportation package ... likely includes an increase in the gasoline tax... 15 cents a gallon. if the gas tax hike passes..it can't be challenged because it's an appropriations bill. americans or prosperity began a petition drive , so marylanders can let their lawmakers knows what they think.you can find the petition at fox baltimore dot com...and look for "stop the gas tax" under "hot topics." 3 3 3 what time issit? game time!!! or close enough for ravens fans ssarring the playoff weekend a little early today. joel d. smith is live at alonso's in north baltimore for the ravens c

he'd smoke a cigar once in a while. he had a little tiny cigarette lighter. he picked up one of them notes and let it. all the money burned. he burned her all up. them girls turned white. so he burned -- he came to the jeep. you know, he dug a hole. he buried -- we stayed there, all the ashes. he said to the two girls, when you go back, you tell your commander that you ran into george s. patton, and they didn't know what to say, you know. so he came and sat in the jeep. i said, gee, general. you should have gave me that money. i could use it. he said if you want it, i'll make you a check right now. he was one of us, you know? oh. we had -- we had this meeting at 3:00 in the morning. that's when we had the big rainstorm. so general patton and general eisenhower did not live together. everybody's in the service. in school. so every time we had a meeting with eisenhower and patton, bradley had to go along. bradley was the speaker. if you've ever seen a movie or someplace talking, bradley in the middle. eisenhower one side and patton on the other. patton didn't c

front-runner as a boss that takes pleasure in throwing people out on the street as he lafdz while lighting a cigar question is, is it too late to stop mitt romney? president obama meanwhile expects fully to face romney in the general election and probably preshz gingrich and perry making the case for him. he focuses again on creating jobs in this economy. the question is, what did the president propose yesterday to bring back the manufacturing jobs many have said are gone for good? >> and

i'm just imagining a guy with a cigar scratching themselves saying, okay, i will like them. >>gary: the first place sharks in winnipeg, the nhl has been away from winnipeg since 96. six and a half minutes left. san jose goes on to win 2-0. winnipeg is pretty good. >> it is not the same team was before. the original winnipeg jets went to phoenix. >>gary: the warriors are in search of their second straight victory. some bad news for the warriors. they bring in this big body, 6 to 11 in., he will be offer probably the remainder of the season. he tore chest muscles and a win over miami on tuesday. back with more in a moment. >>gary: but steal it has a two-year contract extension as the baseball commissioner. $18 million a year. before we leave i want to say how much i like everyone in the audience and how much i would really like to be closer to you and share my increase at. go to my face the phage and like me. >>pam: see you at 11:00 p.m..

. >>> close but no cigar for the virginia cavaliers in their bid to beat the hated duke blue devils. virginia missed two three pointers in the closing seconds of the game. they fell to duke 61-58. the cavaliers haven't won at duke since 1995. this loss snapped virginia's 12-game winning streak. uva now 14-2 on the season. the cavs are off until next thursday when they take on georgia tech in charlottesville. >>> it has been a roller coaster ride in the season for the capitals so far. two players are being recognized by the league for their contributions. captain alex ovechkin and defenseman dennis wideman have been selected to play in this year's nhl all-star game. this is ove's first straight appearance at the mid season exhibition game which ties a franchise record for wideman. it will be his first trip to an all-star game. he's currently the fifth highest scoring defenseman in the league. the all-star activities take place january 26th through the 29th in ottawa. >>> looking for fun tonight but don't want to spend a lot of money? you're in luck. tickets to the wizards gum are goin

he allegedly performed a liposuction procedure in 2010, during which he smoked a cigar and asked the patient to hold the iv bag. he is pleading not guilty to criminal charges. prosecutors are looking for more victims. >>> yahoo! that's what they call themselves, buzz iing this morng with talk of a brand new boss. the sunnyvale company has been without a full-time ceo since it fired their ceo last fall. >> scott thompson works right across the street from us at ebay, matter of fact, president of paypal. he will be the ceo of yahoo! as of next monday. seen here in our tv show "press here" talked with reporters and analysts this morning by phone and said he thought yahoo! was a much stronger company than people realize. now, thompson is not a showman, like steve jobs or a loud mouth like harold bart. he is a very confident businessman, helping paypal grow into ebay's biggest money maker. in that same conference call, the head of yahoo!'s board said the company would almost certainly remain a publicly traded company. it wouldn't sell itself to private investors. he also made it pretty cl

meanwhile, locally lieutenant governor anthony brown will join house advocates for an event to talk about cigars and smokeless tobacco. the american heart association among others will be in attendance. the event will be at noon in annapolis. >>> a new archbishop expected to be selected by march. that the 15th archbritishop of baltimore was named to the college of cardinals this month. and they say he doesn't know who the new archbishop will be. >>> and the indianapolis head coach will be formally named, pagano. he joins mike smith, mike nolan, mike singary, march village lewis and jack del rio who left for jobs in the nfl. the press conference will be 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. >>> ravens head coach john harbaugh released a statement yesterday following the news. he said "we are so happy for him and their daughters. we are proud of him. he grew up in the game and we thank him for all he did for the ravens." many say chuck's first order of business will be to find out if peyton manning will be on the team. but pagano leaving baltimore is with some emotion. >>> ravens safety ed reed banged up so m

smoked, cigars, pipes, sort of cigarette like substances also use topically as medicines, snuffed through the nose. in the most. a whole host of applications, sword bearing depending on the region. chocolate had a more restricted domain. so what really important is to remember is that it was a beverage, almost exclusively not dissing america's but in europe until the 18th or 19th century. so it was a stimulant beverage use in some some ways the way we think of coffee today. and i could go on about it. >> please do. >> chocolate had a more restricted domain in the americas and tobacco. it was used by groups we know today as aztec and mayan and other groups in the broader region, call mesoamerica. and it was, many different concoctions, but one of the favorite lines had cacao, the central ingredient, mixed with water. and then a whole of spices, chili peppers gave it a kind of spicy bite, and others which made it read, and the redness is really actually very central to the experience, reminded people of blood. and flavorings such as the nl and two other common ones we don't use anymore neve

someone once said of winston churchill as they were drinking and smoking cigars, the later got into themorning to more churchill became churchill. that is what i wanted to find. >> host: i remember and i'm paraphrasing, headed toward a re-election at some point and someone asked him, to tough job as president would you recommend others to be president? he said, yes, but not yet are co. [laughter] alright. desk of the timing in the sense of self-deprecation. remember he was running against working guys in the cambridge massachusetts and 46. they knew the neighborhood. he was a carpetbagger and he began to write his memoirs, okay a carpetbagger. they were telling top stories and the finally stands up to this lean rich kid and says i guess i'm the only one that didn't work his way up the hard way and he just laughed it off. at least he admits he had it handed to them. >> host: that reminds me about reagan used to say, they say hard work never killed anybody but why take a chance? let's go to 1962, the bay of pigs, chris jeff, berlin whatever you think of those things. now we have a real pr