lightning dexter is your favorite at 3 to 1. number 2, alberta comet is the long-shot at 12 to 1 odds. number 1... hello, folks. well, it's a beautiful day for a horse race. we'll see how beautiful it is when they cross the finish line. yes, we will. bet on number 2, alberta comet. jack, i have a tip for you. lightning dexter, number 4. the bookies even have him pegged as a winner. i've gambled enough of my hard-earned money on you already. [trumpet sounds] announcer: they are at the post of the 15th annual running of the hudson stakes. a mile and a quarter for a $15,000 purse. [gunshot] and they're off! [bell ringing] first out of the gate... [indistinct] lightning dexter is fighting for third. [crowd yelling and cheering] let's go! alberta comet moves ahead of lightning dexter. [crowd cheering] ...with alberta comet really coming on! [continuing indistinctly] alberta comet is really moving! [indistinct] alberta comet is holding strong in first place. go, comet, let's go! look at alberta comet go! [indistinct] come on, lightnin

so how did dexter know nicole was on her way back? he's dexter, psychic. >> you often hear of moms knowing if their kids are in trouble, and he sometimes knows when his brother's about to ring and stuff like that, so i don't think it's that unusual to think dogs are tuned into their owners. >> this is j.t., and they're just setting off. >> rupert is a cambridge-educated research scientist who believes dogs have a telepathic relationship with their owners. this is an experiment. pam is out shopping. her dog, j.t., is in the living room. at around the moment just after 10 to 3:00 in the afternoon, pam is told to head home. 11 seconds later, j.t. gets up and waits at the door. he stays there until pam returns. coincidence? not for this doctor. >> i think it shows that the dog's responding to her intention. in other words, it's telepathic. >> you think the dog is psychic? >> yes. the word psychic includes telepathy and precog mission. >> he believes dogs and their owners are connected at a distance by something he calls a morphic field, a

at dexter, you never whoop. and king said, well, at dexter the old sisters don't shout and call to me like they did up here in birmingham x. he responded to southern black congress redwaitions as he got further from his graduate school airs and kind of persona. so you hear king, john lewis told me the first time he heard king he was a little boy out in troy, alabama, and he heard a sermon coming off of montgomery radio. and he said right away he could tell this was a learned, intellectual man, but he could still hear the rhythms of black preaching, and he could tell again. he didn't whoop, but there was a certain powerful, expressive dimension to it. and if you king when he's backstage at 'em newser, you hear a man with a passionate relationship with his savior. he played this down in synagogues, he didn't talk a lot about jesus as the savior. it was moses and, again, exodus. he knew how to talk the talk. but king was not, um, a fundamentalist, but he had a passionate relationship with jesus. and if you listen t

and i can start to focus on some of the things that dexter -- for dexter in a very healthy self-interest way. as my father used to say in one of his ser mons, one of my favorites, the three dimensions of a complete life. and he talked about the importance of healthy self-interest as opposed to setchishness. and healthy self-interest helps to enrich our spirits. so i am now at a place where i feel i have put this very heavy burden, if you will, in perspective, and i can truly say that i am being true to my calling and to myself. and i feel that having this is so -- is so unique. it's been such a unique experience for me to have had this opportunity to really get into the meat of who am i as a human being, who am i outside of just the son of martin luther king jr. and coretta scott king. but dexter scott king, in my own right. so again, i want to thank each and every one of you for your interest and remember, as we embark upon this great holiday that we think of it in the new definition of what my father defined as greatness. he defined greatness through service to others, the greatest amo

and coretta scott king but dexter scott king in my own right. so again i want to thank you each and every one of you on your interest and as we embark on this great holiday that we think of it and the new definition of what my father defined as greatness. he defined greatness through service to others, the greatest among youth shall be your servant so let us remember the king holiday is not a day off but a day on. and a day that we should be giving back to do the community so at the king center we're urging everyone on that day to get involved in the community and do for those who cannot do for themselves. again, i want to thank each and every one of you. are we going to open this up so, i guess, at this point we will take some questions. and comments. yes, sir. >> how is your mother. >> my mother is very and she travels and i don't know how she does that. we're trying to slow her town but at the same time i feel like that's what keeps her going and energizes her, so as long as she's happy i think that's the important thing. thank you for asking

dexter and hayley have made the school. they have found their forever family. thank you. there were two new public acts in 2011 that stuck -- struck, excuse me, a special chord in my heart. one was the extension of foster care services to age 21 instead of age 18, for young adults who would otherwise have aged out of foster care. this change will make a big difference in their young s. and i want to give special recognition to western michigan university, which has already provided special support to 141 young adults in this age group through their sea to scholars program. the second public act i was going to mention was the most es for me personally at the bill signing and that was the passage of the there's no excuse for bullying and after ten years of effort we took legislative action. as a person who was bullied when i say thank you. now, not all went well or smoothly in 2011. and i would mention two areas in particular. first, we the ahead with the ne international trade crossing. we need to our efforts on this topic, since it's not a bridge issue, it's a jobs issue.

so how did dexter know nicole was on her way back? is dexter psychic?t sheldrake a cambridge-educated research scientist who believes dogs do have a telepathic relationship with their owners. this is one of his many experiments. pam is out shopping. her dog j.t. is in the living room. at around a moment just after 10 to 3:00 in the afternoon pam is told to head home. 11 seconds later j.t. gets up and waits at the door. he stays there until pam returns. coincidence? not for dr. sheldrake. >> i think it shows that the dog's responding to her intention. in other words, it's telepathic. >> you think the dog is psychic? >> yes. the word "psychic" includes telepathy and precognition. >> reporter: dr. sheldrake believes dogs and their owners are connected at a distance by something he calls a morphic field, a kind of invisible elastic band. his ideas are similar, he says, to the entanglement theory of quantum physics, what einstein called spooky action at a distance. the majority of scientists have rejected dr. sheldrake's theories. they say animal behavior ca

. - bye, astronaut mike dexter. [sighs] - liz! snap out of it!herself in her dressing room! - what? no, go away. this is my fantasy, pete! - i knew it. you're blonde in your fantasies. it looks terrible. - oh! [groaning] jenna, what's wrong? - my niece drew a picture of me, and i look so fat! - well, i really like your hair today. - thank you! but you don't know what it looks like, because of the door! - wow, she finally figured that out. - okay, jenna, you win. if you're really not feeling up to doing the show this week, i know that jenny mccarthy is in town.

it requires strength, dexterity, and a whole lot of teamwork. hannah has the story. >> for most kids, sweeping is a chore. these guys do it for fun. >> all: sweep, sweep, sweep! >> this is the weekly teen practice at the ardsley curling club. they're learning to play a game that started in scotland more than 500 years ago. how do you curl? >> well, it's a lot like shuffleboard on ice. you have to throw the stones from one side of the ice into the center of the bull's-eye. and whoever has the most in the center wins. >> by the way, those circles they aim for are called the "house." curlers play on teams of four people. players take turns sliding the stones, while their teammates sweep the ice just in front of the rock. so, how do these brooms work? >> well, right there, there's some cloth on it, and you rub it back and forth on the ice, and it will melt the ice and make the rock go faster. >> as you can imagine, getting a 42-pound granite rock to go exactly where you want takes years of practice. but it's not enough to be accurate. you've got to

. >> reporter: according to a court affidavit, horace dexter mcdade, a metro employee since 1979, had a scheme going with john vincent hale, a metro transit police officer since 1997. according to the affidavit, the duo worked together, servicing fare cart machines that either needed to be replenished with cash or emptied. the investigation began in september after the fbi received a tip a metro police officer was using bags of coins to purchase virginia scratch- off lottery tickets worth thousands of dollars, and he was doing it a lot. it the affidavit says the two would stop at an overpass near a hotel in alexandria and hide bags of coins in the underbrush. police were able to track their movements using gps devices attached to their cars. according to the affidavit, the virginia lottery says that mr. hale, the police officer, actually won more than $62,000 over the last several years playing those scratch-off particulars. >> makes you wonder how much he allegedly stole to win that much money. >>> fox 5 is monitoring metro. if you have a story idea, something doesn't look quite righ

he played a serial killer on the tv series "dexter" and did it very well. colbert is launching an exploratory committee to decide if he's going to run for president. >>> well, shares in electric carmaker tesla jumped after its founder shrugged off news two engineers left his company. scott mcgrew is following the stock for us. >> well, good morning to you. tesla held a press conference by telephone early this morning, to address the news that two of the engineers working on its new model sedan has left the company. here you see the ceo and founder when opening the nasdaq some years ago. he said engineers were not critical to the effort and the sedan was still on schedule. in fact, tesla will unveil a new crossover next month. shares gained 17% on the nasdaq this morning on that news. recovering much, but not all of the ground lost after the original announcement at the engineers were leaving. >>> wick pedia, the latest and biggest website will shut down for one day to protest the proposed anti-piracy laws. s.o.p.a. and p.i.p.a. all english language entries,

he played a serial killer on "dexter." >> but you're like newt gingrich, you want it to come down. >>utely. i do not want any untrue ads on the air that could in any way be traced back to me. they say i can't get on the ballot in south carolina. is that what he's saying? >> yep. >> they say you can't go to the moob. they say you can't put cheese inside a pizza crust. but nasa did it. >> pizza hut did it as well. still ahead, why are you awake? your superpac tweets and texts next. [ male announcer ] this black history month, you can make a difference. ♪ i give new generations better opportunities. ♪ i protect the lives that make up my community. ♪ i'm discovering ways to improve our quality of life. [ male announcer ] history made its mark. make yours. at&t continues to support the spirit of individuals making a difference with at&t 28 days get involved today. ♪ that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. okay... is this where we're at now, we just eat whatever tastes good? like these sweet honey clusters... actually there's

were arrested for attempting to hold up a mount rainier 7-eleven, theodore scott, brandon weaver and dexter deleon have been all charged with armed robbery. in the district investigators have been investigating robberies at a 7-eleven on rhode island avenue and georgia avenue. on rhode island avenue the robber worked alone and at the georgia avenue 7-eleven police made an arrest after two deliverymen stepped in and held the suspect until officers arrived. >> paul wagner reporting. >>> the iraq war vet accused of killing a park ranger has been found dead. laura evans is everywhere at 11:00. >> it appears deep snow did what hundreds of officers could not, trap former iraq war veteran benjamin barnes. police believe barnes shot the mount rainier park ranger in washington who tried to stop him from blowing through a checkpoint. a body was discovered lying face down in icy mountain creek. there were some reports barnes suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder following his iraq deployment. >>> an arrest today in los angeles following a series of apparent arson attacks. l.a. police tonight sa

we have dexter and these others hannibal lector we go now what's that what's that like because they seem so normal and when you read this book you'll see there's nothing glamorous about what they did in the destruction they do in the horror they do because they're real souls come out as the army of the nicolas cage the famous go get the spike through his skull because this to learn how the brain work back in the one nine hundred centuries i think the guy that's opening doors for me now because of his brain injuries is a limited amount that he can really share and explain but when you see those letters that's the real look at the darkness and they're all in the book the serial killer was for how one man's tragedy helped unlock the deadly secrets of the world's most terrifying killers pete thanks a lot for writing the book and for being with us tonight thank you much appreciate it. now everything you know about the minds of serial killers is right. obvious long are we going to let the banks tears on wall street rob us blind before we do something about how much longer we're going to let ba

midge dexter is neoconservative royalty. the wife and the mother of the editor of commentary magazine. >> a neat trick. [laughing] >> two successive editors of commentator magazine, which i think makes a dynasty. in her own right, of course, she is a distinguished critic of contemporary morals and politics. she was the executive director of the committee for the free world, which disbanded after it saved the free world. she is the author of, mook other books, an old wife's tale, and serves as a board member of the heritage foundation. roger kimball will speak second, animations number of hats. the president and publisher of encounter books, one of the best conservative publishers in the country. the editor publisher of the new criterion, the distinguished magazine of cultural criticism. and he is the author of many books, including tenured radicals, how politics has corrupted higher education. and his forthcoming volume, the fortunes of permanence, culture and anarchy in the age of -- >> and mr. kimball edited a -- our third

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dexter mccluster10 runs.r all it's tebow time in the play offs although i say, through the back door. >>> the jets and very verbose head coach are going home after they load out in miami. 19-17 17 fish is the way it ends up. >>> meantime, ray rice for the ravens, on this play, barging up the middle. free and easy, 70 yards after the initial contact. 24-16 baltimore wraps up the two seed in the afc. bruising the bengals pretty good there. meantime, who needs aaron rogers: you hear about the packers back up quarterback. flynn wrapping up the game. flynn in there because they didn't want to risk injuring rogers. the record was six touchdown passes. and they do look as though they're peaking at the right time. 17-17 was carolina. drew breas up top. 45-17 saints just ripping it up on the scoreboard. and after trailing by 21 early, patriots wrap up the afl. cincinnati going to the play offs. the colts lose again, so they have the number one pick. the bucks quit weeks ago. michael vick, eagles roll but they will als

dexter is in great reporting. i think it is easy to get sucked into this military reporting culture where you give up a lot of your punch in order to keep riding along with the boys. >> you talk about a lot of people including david silverman duncan. let me start down the characters. when did you start wanting to do the general mcchrystal article? what is the first time someone suggested to you or you went to them and asked for it? >> the first time i had the idea was a in 2005 in baghdad. i said "would be interesting to do it with general casey?" i thought would be interesting to get inside the command and to one in the same way that we are accustomed to doing with the troops and the grunts on the grounds. there has been the first hand of what will and joe are saying on the ground. captioning their idiosyncrasies and what they really fear and love, all this experience of war for these low level guys. that grew over the years. it is not about trying to do one on general petraeus. i would end of doing it anyway. i

. >> it's a great device for reading but it requires dexterity to use. >> so he set out to build a controlel with large buttons that she could easily navigate. that turned out to be simple part. marrying it to the sir sir kit tri-. >> i didn't use their keyboard at all. and then trial and error process figured out how the keyboard works. >> final step was cracking the software and adding extra code. six months after he started, he was able to bring the device he called the franken kindle to his sister. >> we have the buttons down here that basically will control it for you. >> after a few minutes of trial and error she was turning the pages of a virtual book. >> just like that. pretty cool. >> yeah. >> using his sister's feedback, he is working on streamlining the design. his ultimate goal is to create a device not only to help her but other disabled readers as we'll. >> the parking scramble, talking app to excitement. it's your social network. all mixed together. with galaxy nexus by samsung, now you can organize your contacts into circles, like you do in real life. so you can choose what

reporter: this is horace dexter mcdade, a metro employee since 1979, who prosecutors say had a schemeh this man, john vincent haile, a metro transit police officer since 1997. metro's general manager commenting earlier today said he was disgusted and dismayed by the charges. >> it's a betrayal of the trust of our customers, of washington metro itself and to the thousands of honest employees here. as a result of this, i've ordered to have forensic accountants to join the investigation to look at the existing systems, control systems, for the revenue system and to determine what more improvements have to be made to improve security so this doesn't happen again. reporter: according to a court affidavit, the scheme worked like this. mcdade and haile were assigned to what's called emergencies in which a revenue employee and a police officer work together. the two would service fare card machines that needed to be replenished with cash or emptied. according to the affidavit, the fbi received a tip last september a metro police officer was using bags of coins to purchase virginia scratch- of

dexter and haley had made the adjustment and are doing well and cool. they have found a pair for every family. clap back thank you. [applause] [applause] [applause] which struck a special which struck a special chord in my heart. one was the extension of foster care services to age 21 and set of h. 18 for young adults who would otherwise age out of foster care. this change will make a big difference in their young lives. they are ready of providing for special support for 141 young adults in this age group in the scholarly program. [applause] the second public act that is going to match it was probably among the most emotional moments for me personally at the bill signing and notice the passage of the anti-bullying law. there is no excuse for bowling. after 10 years of effort, we take legislative action. as a person who is bullied when i was young, i say thank you. [applause] now, not all went well or smoothly in 2011 and i would mention to areas in particular. first, we did not succeed in moving ahead with the new international trade. we need to contin

centrally they thought look, we can't appeal to this sort of kind of cultural animus with same dexterityer candidates can. what we can do is appeal to the kind of cult of success, the -- rhetoric of i'm successful and i'm a business man and that's going to play well and republicans. usually it does. here he is talking and what happened is with the bain attacks, there was a taboo broken, think by gingrich and santorum and all of a sudden he had to look around and found himself being attacked from the very thing he thought was his strength in the republican field and here is him bitterly denouncing that last night in his speech. >> we cannot defeat that president with a candidate that joined in that very assault on free enterprise. when my opponents attack success and free enterprise, they are not only attacking me, they are attacking every person who dreams of a better future. those who pick up the weapons of the left today will find them turned against us tomorrow. that's the choice our party gives us, america. or else we don't offer them any choice at all. >> weapons -- i like that phra

dexter and haley have made the adjustment and are doing well in school.se] there were two new public actions and 2011 that struck a special chord in my heart. one was the extension of foster care services to age 21 instead of age 18 for young adults who would otherwise have aged out of foster care. this change will make a big difference in their young lives. i want to give special recognition to western university which is already providing special up support to 141 young adults in this age group through their scholars program. [applause] the second public act i was going to match and was probably among the most emotional moments for me personally at the bill signing and that was the passage of the anti-bullying law. there is no excuse for bullying and after 10 years of efforts we took legislative action. is a person who was bullied when i was young, i say thank you. [applause] [applause] now not all went well or smoothly and 2011 and i would mention to areas in particular. first, we did not succeed in moving ahead with the new international trade crossin

he played a serial killer on "dexter." i do not want any untrue ads on the air. that could in any way be traced back to me. >> we got some questions from viewers on facebook. matthew topper wants to know, who will your vp know? >> you're pushing me into being a candidate. but i'm putting together my exploratory committee. will you be on my exploratory committee? >> no, i can't. >> why not? >> but who are you looking for at vice president? >> george, i certainly -- i'm looking at myself right now. you know, i read the "new york times" last week that there are three stephen colberts, one of those other two, might be possible candidate. i was born in washington, d.c., which isn't a state all around. i got it covered. >> the second question from facebook comes from sharon smith -- >> i love that facebook. that thing is growing. >> how does mrs. colbert feel about the possibility of having her husband run for president? >> mrs. colbert isn't on the exploratory committee. and, i think she's going to find out by watching the show. honey, we might be running for presiden

dexter mccluster, 21 yards, he is gone. that would be the only touchdown of the game, even when kansas city tried, tried to gift wrap it to denver, the broncos couldn't take advantage. javier arenas fumbles. fumble! recovered by matt wills. and tim tebow, no miracles yesterday. denver will play pittsburgh sunday at 4:30. the giants over dallas last night here on wbal-tv, so they win the scientific scientific east. ravens possibly could play pittsburgh here on the 15th. >> that would be fun. >> it would be interesting. >> all right. thank you. the time now, 6:26, down to 35 degrees here on tv hill. here's a look at what's coming up in the next half-hour of 11 news today. >> ravens fans are certainly excited to have a home game in the playoffs. i'm kim dacey live with more on that. >> and one family in florida, why twin girls can say they were born a year apart. >> and if do you have to travel this morning, pretty light volume out there. we'll update one problem of note in aberdeen. that's next. >> ava marie live this morning

>> well, shortly before he died dexter king had come to meet with him and he asked them, do you kill my dad? and he said no, i didn't. that's the story that sort of made the wires to her right after that he said but you see, it's competent. these things are very complicated. that was the asterisk that was reported. and that is classic ray. everything had its asterisk if he didn't kill king why did he say that? if he did kill king why the plea bargain and then later recant three days later and say this guy named raoul actually did it. that is classic ray. nothing was clear. that's the squid ink am talking about. i think the king family very understandably wanted a trial, wanted a real trial because there was never a trial. there was a plea bargain, and so the evidence was presented, but not in, you know, open adversary way he would hope for a criminal proceeding. so understandably that's what they wanted, and i think some members of the king family were convinced that ray was innocent, or at least that is part of a larger conspiracy. in a way, i am convinced he was part of a cruder co

dexter and haley had made the adjustment and are doing well and cool. they have found a pair for every family. clap back thank you. [applause] [applause] [applause] which struck a special which struck a special chord in my heart. one was the extension of foster care services to age 21 and set of h. 18 for young adults who would otherwise age out of foster care. this change will make a big difference in their young lives. they are ready of providing for special support for 141 young adults in this age group in the scholarly program. [applause] the second public act that is going to match it was probably among the most emotional moments for me personally at the bill signing and notice the passage of the anti-bullying law. there is no excuse for bowling. after 10 years of effort, we take legislative action. as a person who is bullied when i was young, i say thank you. [applause] now, not all went well or smoothly in 2011 and i would mention to areas in particular. first, we did not succeed in moving ahead with the new international trade. we need to contin

there are actors that who didn't do that much, i think he had aidth erred hand so all about the dexterityand, anthony sheer was look like and eraordinary endunce test because he was in those sort of things where he was like this. now i have a brace and a cain and a hump and i twist m body in ways that require a good deal of treatment afterward, but i actually ended up going on utube and i was looking at an interview with olivier and i am watching and just innocently watching it and he suddenly starts to talk about enduring the production of richard iii he went through, a tremendous bout of stage fright, and he literally mentioned that word and i went stop, i don' i don'to see that! >> rose: oh, no. >> am i crazy. >> rose: why am i here? >> and did you watc it, though? did you see why he had stage fright? >> no, i didn't want to know and i don't care, because every actor i think to some degree has this fear, you all go through it when you forget a line on stage, oh, my posh. >> rose: what do you at a moment like oh, my gosh. >> look, the company koff richard iii could tell you story after

>> well, shortly before he died, dexter king had come to meet with him, and he asked him, did you kill my dad, and he said, no, i didn't. that's the story that got, that sort of made the wires, but right after that he said, but, you see, it's complicated. these things are very complicated. and that's the asterisk that wasn't reported, and that is classic ray. everything had a sort of asterisk. if he didn't kill king, why did he say that? if he did kill king, why did he plea bargain and said he did and then later recant three days later and say, well, this other guy actually did it. that's just classic ray. nothing was clear. that's the squid ink that i'm talking about. i think that the king family, very understandably, wanted a trial, wanted a real trial because there was never a trial. there was a plea bargain. and so the evidence was presented, but not in an open, adversarial way that you would hope from a criminal proceeding. so understandably, that's what they wanted. and i think that, um, some members of the king family were convinced that ray was innocent, or at least that he was

romney describing him as almost like watching "dexter," i will leave that to you. i will say the main ap story from the florida campaign, the first line of the main ap story today, out of florida described mr. romney as "oozing confidence." confidence, good. oozing, not as good. when we runs, we will get our first reaction from our panel here, steve schmidt, ed schultz, lawrence o'donnell and the reverend al sharpton plus chuck todd, our nbc political director and hear from the romney campaign and gingrich campaign. msnbc's coverage of the florida primary continues in just a moment. >> why would anybody in the establishment think that a massachusetts moderate, which is a liberal by republican standards, pro-abortion, pro-gun control, pro-tax increase, pro-gay right, why would they think that he's gonna be able to debate barack obama? >> i know the speakers a not real happy, speaker beginning rich, he is not feeling very excited these days. i know, it's sad. he has been flailing around a bit, trying to go after me for one thing or the other and you just watch him, y

in court yesterday, prosecutor the say that horseas dexter mcdade would service fare cards machines thatto replenish or emptied and used the coins to purchase scratch off ticket. eventually, they would more than $60,000. police were able to track them using the gps devices attached to their car. >>> officials wanted a 20 crept tax on plastic bags but changed their mind. virginia shoppers we talked to seemed to be prepared for anything. >> i think whether it a nickel or 20 crept, it will change people's behavior many the important part is getting people to realize that there is a cost with certain behaviors. i don't think asking people to -- if you have a problem wit, bring a canvas bag and don't pay for it. >> lawmakers say that the taxis about cutting pollution, not making money. they'll present an amendment for a five-cent tax this morning. >>> d.c. regulators are focusing on a new law now about trucks. the proposal reportedly addresses parking. currently, through trucks can be forced to move if they don't have anyone waiting in line. under this plan, most vendors can use the parking m