the devine in me greets the devine in you. can you say that? very good. so, as joe anna was saying. this come from the word meaning to tell stores. this is a story teller. you guys i heard out there i was listening a birdie told me you thought you were going to see a movie; right ? >> you are. in the old days this comes from what country? india. thousands of years ago and hundreds of years ago in india there were no movie theatres, no television, no radio, no comic books or no books for people like you and me to read. was this the same here? >> yes. all offer the world it was like that. ask your parents. they can tell you what it was like before the internet. so, people told stores. i bet you tell stories. did you tell a story today? >> yeah, i bet you did you went up to our friend and said, did you see that? your friend said, no, no he didn't. right? that's a story. so, i will tell you a story. in india, here we have super heroes like, tell me a hero. >> super man. we have super heroes in india. krishna. lifts mountains and throws them to the ocean to create bridges. i will tell yo

the reference point went to the sacred, the devine. how do we reach people when we seem like we're talking to a foreign language to folks. >> if we throw out the science and talk about the avenues of dialogue within all of the merging technology and in all of this. i would come back and say, what's, why have a worshiping congregation. why be part of a worshiping congregation. hasn't this all passed by and left the old ideas and myths holding the bag? >> i think that's a challenge. i think, what i feel that congregations offer is a place of community and a place of what it's been described as home and help, and healing. out reach. also, small groups in which you can cultivate some of the things we still do believe in. that's prayer and bible studies. other sacred sects of that denomination and religion. we have a lot of morality from that and ethics and beliefs from the religious community. spiritual. some say we're spiritual and we're not religious. the religion part of it is the part that can support the spirit. a lot of people say, i

a lot referenced to the sacred and devine. how do we reach people when we seem like we're talking to a foreign language. >> if we throw out the science -- and there are avenues of dialogue with a you will of the tech -- with all of the technology. i would say, why have a worshiping congregation at all? hasn't this all sort of passed by and left these old ideas and myths holding the bag. >> why be a part of it? >> well, that's a challenge. i feel that congregations offer a place of community and a place that's been described as home and help and healing -- out reach. also, small groups in which you can cultivate some of the things we still believe in, that's prayer and bible studies and the sacred text of that particular denomination or religion. i think we've gotten a lot of the morality from that and our ethics and our beliefs from the religious community. some say we're spiritual, but not religious. the religion part of it is the part that can sometimes support the spirit. some don't have a community to cultivate the spiritu

. >>> when we return, the super bowl is set and look who is going, devin thomas, yes, that devin thomastting it done these days for big blue when we return. d@ >>> welcome back. what a comeback for a forgotten man. remember different thomas? you know, the redskins second round draft pack in the 2008 draft, guy the who couldn't get on the field seemingly forever and then was cut. he's found a home in new york and now he's going to the super bowl. the giants are moving on to super sunday in large part to the effort and hustle of this former redskin in the 4th quarter. this is thomas scooping up the loose ball after it hit the punt return of kyle williams after his knee. that led to a touchdown and later in overtime william gets scripped again and look who it is again -- stripped again and look who it is again, johnny on the spot. that led to this. he celebrates a 31-yard game winner by lawrence tynes and the giants haven't lost a game since december 18th to the redskins of all people and the head coach likes his team's fighting spirit. >> they have grit now. they battle. they're battle te

devin gann has been locked up for second-degree murder.walls, they are considered loan sharks. >> that's the best hustle. that's where you're going to make the most money. >> i started out with $10. put the $10 out, pulled in 20 the next week. put the 20 out and pulled in 40 the next week, and i kept doubling until i got on my feet and got stable. it's a good hustle. if somebody doesn't pay me, i just don't deal with them anymore. i tell my friends that are loan sharks, don't deal with them. you got some people in here that will bust them in the head with a lock or something. i ain't down with that. you'll go to single cell. i'm not feeling that. i mean, i'll just chalk it up as a loss and go on back to my business. >> devin and kathy are not only business partners, they're also lovers. >> i'm the wife. whatever she's involved in, i'm involved in. before her, i had my own hustle that was pretty much staff-related. >> in the past, devin says she baited staff into relationships to frame them but stopped for fear of getting caught. >> i would

reporter: 7-year-old devin becker is as active as they get. >> oh, he loves to climb and loves to dops and cartwheels. >> i want to lay down for a little bit. reporter: but you should have seen him two years ago before he went on medication for adhd. >> when he doesn't take, it it's like a whole other kids. reporter: devin takes a generic brand of adderall, one two brands of adhd pharmacists are having a hard time keeping in stock. >> the pharmacists don't actually have any in and don't know when they're going to get any more in. reporter: so during christmas break tina becker started rationing her son's supply. >> these are his medicines he did not take over christmas break. reporter: because she wanted to mange sure he had enough when school started back -- make sure he had enough when school started back up. >> easier for me to deal with him being wild rather than him being trammed with 20 other children at school -- trapped with 20 other children at could. reporter: the director of community pharmacies says auto any given day they'll be complete -- on any given day they'll be com

. >>> well, football fans have a devine place to go for football tickets. it's this monostarry.were given tickets and they're selling tickets. the online auction starts at $2000 maybe a prayer won't hurt. >> it looks like we'll have a nice weekend. it will be nice for the blood drive. rain late tonight and early in the morning. take a look at temperatures right now. it's still mild and it will be warmer overnight. we have east winds off of the ocean. it's cooler and down to the south, it's warmer. 46 now. early rain and it's moved out of the region. the barometer is continuing to fall as the low pressure approaches this from the west. 51 in d.c.. it's 56 in patuxent. we have warm air. in the morning, we'll be in the low 50s and getting closer to 60. 39 in cumberland and 49 in ocean city. locally, 46 to 50 degrees. the record is 79. that's the warmest ever. and 2 in 1961. in d.c., we have a south wind. that's where the warm air is. overnight, nothing, there's rain across the tennessee valley and showers and thunder breaking out into the carolinas and north georgia. we'll see rain

devin logan second. brit that sigourney in third. tiffany simons caught up with maddy bowman after her victory. >> todd h >> tiffany: congratulations, from sixth to first, describe how that second run went differently for you. >> i came into and it knew i had to lay it all down because it was my last run. i just went for it. once i got past that nine i was like, oh, thanks. that's where i fell on my first run. it was great. i had great coaching at the top. just laid it down. and i'm technique e ed stoked o. >> tiffany: earlier this week the skiing community lost one of their own in sarah burke. is there anything you want to say? >> sarah was an idol to all of us. i didn't know her personally. but last year at x-games it was my first time. and i was -- nerve-racking. she came up to me and just started talking to me and it was such a small gesture for her but it meant so much to me and it made me feel so much mere comfortable. to have your idol you've looked up to since you were a little kid was amazing. she will be missed so much but

and then there's devin who at 18 will stand in the judge's courtroom one last time.he gets locked up again, it will be an adult jail. >> i wish i could go back to when i was 10 years old with the knowledge i have now. i could be anywhere if i wouldn't have messed with the drugs. >> do you think your kids can come home with you today? >> i want them to come home, but it's for the best. >> i said, no, i can't do that. i can't let you in the house. and then i found out he was shot. visit us... in louisiana. visit us... they came to see us in florida... nice try, they came to hang out with us in alabama... once folks heard mississippi had the welcome sign out, they couldn't wait to get here. this year was great but next year's gonna be even better. and anyone who knows the gulf knows that winter is primetime fun time. the sun's out and the water's beautiful. you can go deep sea fishing for amberjack, grouper and mackerel. our golf courses are open. our bed and breakfast have special rates. and migrating waterfowl from all over make this a bird watcher's paradise. so if y

i want to bring in democratic strategist tad devine, a senior adviser for the kerry and gore campaign to have you with us. >> good to be with you. >> what is president obama trying to accomplish with this five-state swing after the state of the union address? >> well, i think he wants to take that message that he delivered so powerfully to the nation last night and amplify it. he's standing in front of a construction site. a high-tech manufacturing site. earlier today he was in iowa at another manufacturing site. he's going to go on tomorrow and the next day to talk about energy and education and job training. so i think what the president wants to do is take that message he gave to america last night. if we pull together, have a system that treats people fairly, if we make the right investments we can rebuild this economy and don't have to go back to the economy he was left with the day he became president. >> now one of the things he has said is that we should -- the congress ought to extend the payroll tax extension and he also talked about how they should deal with a fair tax refo

. >> devin says the girl in the cubical across from meadowsn't know her snatch shows twice a week. what she don't know won't hurd her. our office skank just -- that must be a mistake, because the worst-smelling taco at ponchero's still smells delicious. rob has been licking the tops of so day cans in the fridge at trader publishing. got you know, bastard. he got you, rob. >> and this guy is black, of course. he owes $10,000 in child support. just because that is really racist doesn't mean that twisper isn't accurate. pay up. see you next week. cacao! [applause] >> january 5th, 2012, from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: hey, welcome to the daily show, my name is jon stewart. we have a good one for you tonight. our guest tonight, craig shirley. author craig shirley, author of the new book december 1941, best-seller, november 1941. let's begin tonight with the president, the executive branch of this united states government. in recent weeks, months there

it was recovered by the giants' devin thomas and led to a 31-yard field goal by lawrence tynes, giving the giants the victory and sending them to super bowl 46. here it is, a rematch of super bowl xlii, the patriots and giants, february 5 in indianapolis, a game you'll be able to see right here on wbal channel 11 and what a tough day for the harbaugh family. john and the ravens losing the a.f.c. title game while jim and the 49ers defeated by the giants. >> thank you very much. on a rather somber note today the sports world lost legendary coach joe paterno. his death comes just two months after he was fired in that fallout surrounding the allegations of child sex abuse involving fellow assistant coach jerry sandusky. he had two national championships. joe paterno was 85 years old. >> today, 11 news caught up with the former running back liddell mitchell who was coached by joe paterno back in the late 1960's. he said he visited joe paterno almost two weeks ago. mitchell says persono didn't go into much detail about the abuse scandal. he said he hopes paterno will be remembered for all th

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they still have a chance to even it up as they are denied by devin and there you have it. >>> it willgo down as one of the all time sport depression sees right there with the 2002 giants in the baseball world series. the title game against the giants as well, for you older fans, you remember preston riley and the on side kick against dallas, eventually the wound will heal but a punt his kyle's knee and a fumble in overtime. give williams this, he didn't duck the media today. >> it's painful. we're passional about what we do and passional about getting to the super bowl. everybody's responsible for what they do on and off the field and it's something i'm responsible for. >> you can't help but feel for that guy. in the meantime, more of the magic roster from the 2010 world champs, departing cody signing on with the boston red soxment looks like a one year deal good for 3 million for a guy who had it all going on in the postseason for the giants. that's the sporting life for a monday night. >> he will be missed. thank you !

. >> the small town in devin switched off of its lights for a better view of the heavens while "stargazing live" is on air. it is suddenly popular. >> it is extraordinary. on a clear night, we sit out on deck chairs without binoculars. >> new techniques for studying the heavens and mounting enthusiasm among the public is a powerful combination. >> you have been watching news day from the bbc in singapore. >> and london. it is time to up to you -- to update you on basic poehler bear cub that was born on new year's day and was rejected by her mother. these are the latest pictures. she has a number of problems that have been taking care of in a special incubator. she is said to be in stable condition and is doing well. there you go, some pictures to mid a to sayh. -- to make you say ah. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vt., and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to know your business. offering specialized solutions and capital to

finally, our good friend devin from arlington had this to say about yesterday's story whether or not sesame street could resume segments on breast- feeding. i say no to breast-feeding on sesame street. it's just let kids be kids. at least for a while. that's right, they will have to grow up soon enough. that's our broadcast. i'll be right back here with you tomorrow night at 11:00. we'll see you then. bye. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. s >>> who is khloe kardashian's father? mom kris speaks out. >> i gave birth. i know who the dad was. >> our take on the new claims. who's lying? >> that's completely not true. >> and is the smoking gun inside these court papers? >>> then, cameron diaz looking curvier up top, the before and after. did she have breast enhancement surgery? >>> is katy perry having russell's belongings removed from their home? plus the fallout behind her no-show at the people's choice awards. >>> and all of the fashions. and my candid moments backstage with the winners. >> people don't know that we have to talk

. >> reporter: nature is unpredictable, now some depending on rain are asking for devine interventionattle rancher's animals are healthy. how much -- because the less means less grass on the hill. but hay is hard to come by these days and selling for more twice the usual price. >> it should be a lot thicker and a lot taller. and it should all be green and lack of rain is -- comes in and short with a touch of yellow. >> if we lose the grass on the hills. we'll have to cut the heard back in order to hold on to what we have. >> already high beef prices could ultimately go higher. >> i've been doing this over 40 years and this the worst year i've seen in my life. >> reporter: for the first time ever, this farmer tries unsecond press to irrigate with a water truck under clear blue sky today he showed us dry brown fields and says there's no way for him at this point to recover the $75,000 he's been planting this crop. >> he says this crop is a loss and simply too expensive to replant. meanwhile the cattle rancher says she doesn't need a lot of rain she'll be happen i by with about half a in

they still have a chance to even it up as they are denied by devin and there you have it. >>> it will of the all time sport depression sees right there with the 2002 giants in the baseball world series. the title game against the giants as well, for you older fans, you remember preston riley and the on side kick against dallas, eventually the wound will heal but a punt his kyle's knee and a fumble in overtime. give williams this, he didn't duck the media today. >> it's painful. we're passional about what we do and passional about getting to the super bowl. everybody's responsible for what they do on and off the field and it's something i'm responsible for. >> you can't help but feel for that guy. in the meantime, more of the magic roster from the 2010 world champs, departing cody signing on with the boston red soxment looks like a one year deal good for 3 million for a guy who had it all going on in the postseason for the giants. that's the sporting life for a monday night. >> he will be missed. thank you for trusting ktvu news. we'll see you at daybreak. >> we're on line at ktvutv.co

he possessed this, an uncanny ability to devine the strategy and objectives of his opponents and devise ways to take advantage of those strategies to achieve his own ends. after the crisis had bubbled on for a while, we can't do the whole crisis in the time allowed. you will remember that eisenhower sent personal emissaries down to falbus, particularly senator brooks -- congressman brooks hayes of arkansas, and he sort of played his trump card. still, moderation, low key. he asked falbus to come to newport. here is ike, this is eisenhower, yeah? the general. the president. calling falbus to him. falbus said, of course, i'd be glad to go and they meet at newport. 14 september, eisenhower opened the meeting by getting in f falbus' face. he reminded him that the instructions of a federal court be followed by a state to the letter. if i left it right there, whether he a who knows what would have happened but falbus countered quickly assuming his aw shucks persona, he listened and then like a snake charming a bird he began to cast his spell. he remind the president only a few years earlier c

the snow and motorcycles doesn't go well and devin -- debon says i love the wint are but time for a breakistina says a snowman in the arctic saying you can go to the actics if you want the snow and -- arctic if you want the snow. so 60s at the end of january. plenty of sunshine and we will get slightly warmer as we go into tomorrow. and the showers will begin to push in across the area. but not for today. no type of showers snow showers rain showers and

devin cherry hits the three. marilyn finds a way to win -- lend finds a way to win. alex len gets the put back and maryland win. maryland 103. the ravens -- maryland 10-3. the ravens sold out the remaining tickets for next week's game in 40 minutes. ray rice was named the offensive player of the week. he finished the regular season with over 2,000 yards rushing and receiving enjoins marshall faulk as the only back to do that twice in his career. john harbaugh says race is getting stronger. >> this guy, ray rice, worked very hard not just in the off- season but during the season. you see and in the weight room and what it does with his conditioning. i think he gets stronger as the year goes on. it is a credit to ray. >> michigan over virginia tech in the sugar bowl. >> i expected you to have purple hair this morning. we will give you a wig. coming up, ava marie will join us live from a store for the ravens. maybe they have something for keeith. >> a family's reunion with their dog. >> an unusual wedding ceremony. >> ava did have purples hair. it is cold but it will wa

devin cherry. in trouble. trouberps len with the put-back. maryland win. michigan over -- attack in the sugar bowl. the orioles trade snyder for adam jones. the orioles reluctant to give him up. >> thank you. 14 degrees on tv hill. bay couldp teh bathe be a boost to the economy. >> a brilliant four years in the making brings back a family p et. they thought their dog was gone for good. >> if the weather for the playoff is anything like today, you will want some warm weather [ male announcer ] get ready for some deli-style delic-ious-ity: the subway big hot pastrami melt. take a moment to ponder tender cuts of pastrami, piled sky high atop your favorite freshly baked bread with spicy mustard, pickles and melt-a-licious cheese. okay, enough imagining how this fresh toasted number would tantalize your taste buds -- it's time to actually experience the subway big hot pastrami melt, built by the sandwich experts the way you love -- to per-fec-tion. subway. eat fresh. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welco

. >> he was relying on devine providence to provide an opportunity that never came. romney? it wasn't the greatest week. it was good against gingrich. i'm wondering in terms of the general election. >> we have seen the numbers regress in florida, which is to say the newt bubble that was provided by south carolina v victory has seemed to ebb. second of all, i think romney, the establishment wants romney to be the nominee. the rule both in the literature and political science and just from casual observation, on the republican side is the party establishment gets the nominee it wants. is that rule going to be upset and if it is, it's going to be newt gingrich. we're seeing the structure incentives will produce him. >> i wonder increasingly how any nominee really unites this party. i keep getting e-mails and reading, really conservative commentators say i'd rather go down with newt than have mitt. >> i think we should all remember how things were on the democrat side in 2008. the conversations i had with just friends screaming at each other over hillary and barack obama

devin thomas recovers. giants take over at the 29-yard line. it was not a good day for kyle.ou can't give eli manning that kind of field position. manning for the go ahead touchdown. 17-yarder hits 17-14 giants. niners are able to tie it at 17. they hammered manning like a nail. 49ers sacked him six times and 12 more knock downs. here's willis with this big play. we are going overtime. giants win the toss, they had the punt in the first possession. giants get it a second time. and they get nothing, so they punt to the niners for their second try in overtime and it's kyle williams again. he doesn't knock the ball but he gets it stripped. number 57 williams rips the ball now 49er fans knew this was the beginning of the educational background as kyle williams just etched his name into the -- beginning of the end as kyle williams just etched his name into the beginning of the end. giants 20-17. they are 5-0 championship games. so close for the niners but they lose the turnover battle and the game as jim harbaugh watches in silence. >> eli manning outplayed alex smith. niners were

joining me now is patrick gibheart, and tad devine. both for joining me. >> thank you for having us on, rev. >> let me start with you, patrick. how will the dnc support the president's plan to run against a do-nothing congress? >> rev, let me back up for a quick second, if i can't. i want to note as previewed today in "new york times," it's clear under this president, under his policies, we've managed to grow manufacturing jobs foe the first time since 1997, contrast that with the bush administration two straight years now. you can trust the dnc and the president's campaign, we're going to continue to amplify all the great success we've had in growing this economy. sure there's quite a way to go still. americans are still struggling to have economic security, but it's clear with 21 straight months of private sector job growth, reverend action and with the great news that we had today in manufacturing, in some increase in consumer confidence that we're beginning to turn this corner here, and the vision this president has laid, and the f

. >> it was greater than just physical hands and hearts, it was something more devine that went on that day. i have tried to flip cars with other people, and there's not eight people that can do that. >> mia and bayler were unconscious. bystanders went to work quickly saving their lives. two came up on the accident and helped to pull them from the water. >> i picture his eyes staring at me on that roadway, and there was no hope, not even faint. there was a woman standing next to my shoulder, and i said please tell me you know cpr, because this child has no pulse. >> two went on to primary children's medical center, and all are doing fine thanks to quick-thinking strangers willing to risk their own lives willing to save those strapped in the river. >> i love them and will be forever grateful. they are my heroes in every since the word. really. they are the reason i have my children. >> that was jennifer stagg reporting. all three children were released from the hospital and went back to school today. >>> still ahead, the questions you need to ask before you pick a doctor. plus, the first

when large public companies are investing in their infrastructure like devin and chesapeake foothill action con entel entel resources, all the lobby to name a few, when people see the bulldozer and grain necessary to build a new interstate highway, went downtown seems like a series of orange cones -- [laughter] when you are constructing new libraries and schools, when there is construction at the zoo and the river, when the dirt is, people realize that the local businesses and their local governments are investing in their future, and there may be no better way to visually fuel consumer confidence than construction. from a revenue perspective, our cities and a very envious position. most cities in the united states are still trying to get back to the pre-recession levels. we have been above our pre-recession levels for over two years. we are still reporting record revenue. tourism is getting better and better. the brand continues to grow. the performing arts community is attracting visitors, our museums are getting national attention. in 2011, exhibits like passages brought tens of t

devin thomas, former washington redskin makes the recovery. sending the giants to the super bowl. they win it 20-17. wow, what a day. the caps and the wizards losing on sunday as well. that's going to do it for your morning sports. i'm dave owens, have a great monday, everybody. >> coming up, maryland's governor will see how his agenda plays in the twitter verse later today. >> resolving the dispute between wolf traps in another venue in northern virginia. there is a possibility of that today. we'll tell you how. quick check of the commute. >> facing two difficulties this morning. one is the patchy dense fog. coming down from clarksburg to the point where the lanes divide. the icy conditions especially in your neighborhoods. i'll have more on that coming up at 5:30. you're watching 9news now. stay with us. earn more with high yield free checking at capital one bank. instead of some unfashionable rate, your checking could be earning five times the national average. and free atms anywhere. five times the interest? that's hot. oooooo! let's catwalk! you want more interest? open an ac

i place a devin role. rick santorum is a great leader on welfare reform are of all i said was what is the difference in experiee. i helped design and implement a national cpaign in 1980 with ronald reagan and 1984 and 1994 with the contract. it is fair to say that i had a larger roles speaker them her cat as a junior senator. he is a good guy. i don't think people should take offense.fens caller: good morning next speaker of the house. guest: good morning. caller: i want to ask all the candidates this question. aboutt sure how you feel this but if you can ask them in the next debate -- if you happen to not be the nominee - i don't think the field is strong enough. i will vote for you, the thinking man's conservative, but i don't you have chance against this juggernaut call obama and the millions of people who are hurting. but if you are not elected, what do you want the american people to remember about you? guest: that's a fascinating question. i'm slightly disagree with your conclusion. i belie when peop

. >> thank you very much, tom devin. we have our respecttive wires fixed. professor we were talking about whether gingrich's approach where he is going after romney for these negative ad, complaining about them, some of his supporters say rightly so. nevertheless you say at it boomeranging, why? >> there's an old saying in politics, never explain, never complaint you don't want to come off as somebody complaining about the rules of the game, especially for somebody like newt gingrich who has been involved so long. he is in an environment in florida which is not like south carolina, and the same things that worked for him in south carolina really attacking mitt romney, aren't going be to as effective as they were because largely the florida electorate is not as evangelical, not socially conservative, and complaining about mitt romney and attacking him as being a moderate, that might ring more true to a lot of the republican voders in florida. it looks unseemly when you're reduced to just attacking over and over again yourself your opponent, rather than havin

the original devination -- definition was quote a female.t now includes any gender, a victim or suspect and instances in which the victim is unable to give consent because they are under the influence of drugs or alcohol or because they are too young. >>> the maker of a popular medicine for children, is being sued by a couple who lost their child. daniel and katie moore of washington state say their 2- year-old son died after being given some tylenol from a batch that was recalled. the child was given children's tylenol for a slight fever in 2010 and began spitting up blood a few seconds later. he died from liver poison. johnson & johnson says its recall was not related to the allegations in the lawsuit. >>> frederick county public school officials are investigating how a 5-year-old girl ended up asleep and alone on a school bus instead of at her elementary school. pamela brown has more on what happened. >> reporter: on tuesday, 5-year- old camia myers fell asleep on her school bus ride from this day care center from glade elementary in walk

joining me now democratic strategist tad devine, senior adviser for the kerry and gore and many other campaigns and joan walsh, editor at large for salon.com. thank you both for coming on the show tonight. tad, let me start with you. when you faced the fact that romney may be the nominee and he is going to run all the way and many feel he is, when you look at where the american people are on the president's job proposals, 68% support raising taxes on millionaires, 75% support hiring teachers and first responders, 72% infrastructure spending, 60% extension of unemployment, 59% extension, of the payroll tax, on and on, it seems that most of the american people are in step with the policies being proposed by president obama. politically, won't this help him, tad? >> yes, reverend, it will. i mean, i think the president is on the side of people. i think he has put out an americans job act which speaks directly to the problem that people are facing in their lives today, a real proposal to try to generate real jobs. romney, on the other hand, wants to bring back the policies that almost led

this idea about respect and disrespect and devin data i'm going to be done by 21 to nothing i do now matters and all that stuff that drives the street culture. the simple being there in concert with all of these law enforcement agencies with a service providers and everybody talking with one voice is itself a transfer of moment. it's something that they have never seen before and it's actually something that never happened before. it is different. and then outside of the call, there is a way to keep those messages fresh so this really is like talking to your own kid you don't do it just wants three they can provide what we might think of as direct services, so there is mentoring, there's a lot of faith based program and the in the four most of that goes on in any community where the community tries to help its young and it's vulnerable. the community often get asked to do a love of work that i think is fundamentally unreasonable. i have never seen an organized community. healthy communities don't come home from work and have dinner and have everybody go out to the big community meeti

it was recovered by new york's devin thomas, his second recovery of the game.iams, by the way, kind of a bad game. he is the son of white sox gm kenny williams. did a little story on the two of them. he's a good football player. >> the giants brought in lawrence tynes for a 31-yard field goal. he put it right between the uprights. easily taking it home. the giants win this one 20-17. they're off to indianapolis. super bowl xlvi is set. >> let's take a look at the "world news now" playoff picks competition. all five of us picked the patriots over the ravens. commissioner jack sheehan as always went with the giants and has a solid lead at 8-2. everyone here goes with the giants. >> it's the new york bias in the media. we all know about that. >> i didn't go with the giants. let it be known i am not biased. >> broadcast producer david meyers had the 49ers but is still in second place. tied with fireman bob who went with the giants. both 7-3. that means, by the way, there could be a three-way tie for the championship depending on how the super bowl turns out. >> rob

and then the receiver, devin thomas said he had a lot of concussions. on that guy. other giants players say there was no strategy to take williams out. linebacker michael bolle said concussions are a big deal. we didn't want to hurt anybody. roland martin is shaking his head. former nfl player and dr. sanjay gupta join me this morning. i hope i didn't pronounce the players' names wrong. let's start with you, if we can, jamal. which is it? we hear the players saying, yeah, we were going to target somebody because we knew he had concussions, we could take him out. oh, no, no, no, we're a fraternity of brothers. it's a gram. which is true? >> the truth is when you're talking about a football, it's the physicality of the sport number one. number two, you want to win. what's at stakes of the game? you're playing in an nfc championship for the chance to play in a super bowl, you're not trying to take somebody out, but if you hurt or injure a player who's a significant part of the other team, bravo. i'm on my way to the super bowl to win. >> it sounds like you

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when large public companies are investing in their infrastructure like devin and chesapeake foothill action con entel entel resources, all the lobby to name a few, when people see the bulldozer and grain necessary to build a new interstate highway, went downtown seems like a series of orange cones -- [laughter] when you are constructing new libraries and schools, when there is construction at the zoo and the river, when the dirt is, people realize that the local businesses and their local governments are investing in their future, and there may be no better way to visually fuel consumer confidence than construction. from a revenue perspective, our cities and a very envious position. most cities in the united states are still trying to get back to the pre-recession levels. we have been above our pre-recession levels for over two years. we are still reporting record revenue. tourism is getting better and better. the brand continues to grow. the performing arts community is attracting visitors, our museums are getting national attention. in 2011, exhibits like passages brought tens of t

when large public companies are investing in their infrastructure like devin and chesapeake foothill action con entel entel resources, all the lobby to name a few, when people see the bulldozer and grain necessary to build a new interstate highway, went downtown seems like a series of orange cones -- [laughter] when you are constructing new libraries and schools, when there is construction at the zoo and the river, when the dirt is, people realize that the local businesses and their local governments are investing in their future, and there may be no better way to visually fuel consumer confidence than construction. from a revenue perspective, our cities and a very envious position. most cities in the united states are still trying to get back to the pre-recession levels. we have been above our pre-recession levels for over two years. we are still reporting record revenue. tourism is getting better and better. the brand continues to grow. the performing arts community is attracting visitors, our museums are getting national attention. in 2011, exhibits like passages brought tens of t

it has nothing to do with religion because people have been on both sides of this from all devin religionsut is the 30 some million abortions taking place in this country for the past 20 years or so. it is something that is not a single issue item. if you kill these human beings, they have no right to be concerned about economic issues, jobs, a gay-rights, security, and a thing. -- anything. we've got to stop killing our future. that is why i am leaning very heavily toward republicans. i'm independent and i have voted on both sides. a number of times throughout my long history. i think you are right. i am personally pro-life and that is another reason why i support dr. ron paul. he has a very consistent pro- lifer record in the united states congress. in the last congressional session, he got 100% rate in from the national right to life committee. he understands that life is the basis for liberty. we cannot have liberty without life. as you said, our children are our future. i am very proud that he supports that position. i think the problem with our country, you are right, it is a moral d

in my case i mentioned earlier devin benchmarks september 1st in the second week of december those twos alone have a tremendous counter to any attack ads they will run against. the kids went back to school in the schools are in good shape. my school had a teacher that sounds pretty good and they say i got my property tax bill another good shape. one of my biggest hits on twitter and facebook in the past few weeks is people responding to me asking how many of you saw your property tax is going down or at least stay the same and people are responding to that. in ohio they never got to see that. so i think the biggest challenge that the head there is all that people heard were the negatives and spent by ten or even-1. we will be outspent just as our centers for but i think we can win as long as we have enough to get our message out. >> one more question before we open up to the audience. if i am a reform minded governor and i say well scott did a great job but does this backlash and is their anything in after going through this you would do differently -- i know you could push for the ref