don go. i'm going to see after this maybe i should not go. so, i have to tell you the noodle should be ready. not yet. you are slow. the water was not boiling. i have a short temple when the noodle man is slow - oh, is it ready. that's okay. my temper is not that short. chopsticks. chopsticks usually they provide all the chopsticks and no one is good. who knows if they're clean or not. your chopsticks are not. these are wet. what? you just wash it down. fine. fine. this one have green onion on them. that's okay. that's okay. i can wipe it off. now a bowl is usually bowl in other shops are cracked and cheap as these. how do i drink the soup if it's like this it will hurt my lips. i don't care this is a good design. oh, this smells good. i eat your noodles almost every night and i can tell if they're good or not by they're smell. [slirping] disgusting. that's okay. that's okay. hot water. much more. much more. this is good, i guess. any way noodles are important. some times the noodles are too soft and soggy and they are not good. these are nic

go back to the miners. >> ron was a master. >> reporter: thank you very much. don and marty going once, twice. sold to the del ray school. >> we don't ever want to hear those four words, don and marty going. >> reporter: you never will. thank you for coming down. hi, terry. tell us about the del ray school. >> del ray school has been serving children with special needs in the baltimore area for 50 years. we used to be in catonsville, located in the hail thorp area, beautiful bright colorful and we are happy to be there. >> reporter: the may fair is coming up. >> it is. it's this saturday, may 5th, from 9 to 2:00. it's located at the arbutus volunteer fire department, 5200 southwestern boulevard, great k fully accessible area, we are going to have a lot of fun for the family, kids games and pony rides, moon bounce, life entertainment, flowers for sale, we will have sweet and savory pulled pork. >> pulled pork, i'm there. >> it's world famous. >> reporter: thank you. may fay is saturday, hi, morrissa. >> hi. >> good to see you. >> reporter: we got tony the coach, home of the first place baltimore

been a long hard kontinental hockey league season and it's just got a little bit longer because don imus go have tied the guarin cup finals with armed guards at three three it means a decisive seventh game as robert daniel reports. from the the rink on the brink of survival lionel's being just one step away from making the greatest comeback in the during his three that's what's been keeping on the job there see it this week. the boon whites were trailing one guard three one in the final best of seven series but holding their second it we were in on sc came out on home ice on monday steely eyed just seconds into the game that holds first line lead their fury out yeah new camaro netting here one nil whatever the visit there is some showed they were up for the boy mark in school or tipping in the cool eyes or. just. to lose the biggest game of their lives in their own city was something the blue and whites didn't even want to contemplate these muscle of the men who'd england ahead you won. the fans also doing their part especially netminder they sounded a good omen we discarded the hoax with s

good afternoon, ron. >> well, good afternoon, don, here we go again, maryland lottery officials set to hold a news conference later this afternoon. earlier this week mirland told us her whole family was overjoyed but her lawyer said he doesn't know if she is the winner. officials continue to point out that no one has come forward to claim the prize. they say they will use the news conference to address some of the rumors going around and that news conference happens today at 2 2:00 p.m. don stay tuned. >> i will. thank you very much. this winning ticket is wore more than 100 million dollars after taxes. >> now to annapolis, the governor's idea of adding state sales tax to gas purchases is not going to happen so he is asking lawmakers to raise the sales tax and use additional revenue to pay for transportation projects. the increase would apply to just about everything we buy except food. >> testimony continues today in the second trial of twin brothers accused of setting a pit bull on fire. wjz and weijia jiang are live outside the courthouse downtown. good afternoon. >> reporter: good

don. okay, we're going in. we're moving. shane o'hanahan. fbi. freeze! my name's jack kerrigan, boys.just relax, okay. it's going down. charlie: just a classic logic error. you make the evidence fit your theory, not the other way around. colby: the pif was pakistani muslims, so we assumed a terror cell. so, uh... why is phil sanjrani still in custody? what do you mean? he-he e-mailed restricted documents overseas. but we-we now know that there was no terrorist action, so... he still broke federal law. yeah, but you guys only arrested him because he was a member of the pif, right? doesn't matter; he did what he did. yeah, it matters. it matters. your analysis of his work rests on the assumption that he's a terrorist does not.. can't you see that an objective evaluation comes to an entirely different conclusion he's innocent? well, charlie, i promise you, he will get his day in court. you guys might want to leave. i don't want you to be accessories. we'll take the risk. think i'm making a mistake? you need to do what you believe is right. there. it's done. megan resigned. was it about t

why don't you go down there and see what's in there. it finally done donned on me to go look at the black press and there she was in "the chicago defender" and "the washington tribune." they had taken the time to get these formal portraits done to document that day in history. and then when i met barbara, she was able to share more. on a personal basis, i think the other thing that touched me was i actually happened to be in the gallery of the house visitors gallery in 1969 when my own father was sworn into office. and in 1969, there had not been that many members, nine since 1877, the other picture i had shown you. so it meant a lot to me to consider the perspective of the de priests' experience. this is one of the pictures that barbara shared with us, which i was so grateful to know. and in concluding, i just want to say that it seems so ironic that we also have another family from chicago in the white house today and we don't have these issues anymore. and so i think it's quite wonderful. [ applause ] >> so let me just thank everybody who helped make this

going to be a lot of uprisings. so it's not just me saying that this is possible, don. >> i don't think anyone is saying there's going a race war. >> i hope not. >> we need to wait until zimmerman is found guilty or innocent. that's up to the courts and the justice system. >> i want to chime in on that, don, because i think oddly enough you and i may kind of agree on something here, if i can elaborate. >> yes. >> see, i'm one of the people -- i'm kind of a free speech purist myself and i really believe if people want to fly their freak flag, go ahead and let them fly it and let society judge whether or not you want something to do with that person. but at the same time when you talk about the "n" word is gross and disgusting and turns my stomach. i feel the same way when i see some of the rhetoric -- i've seen a lot from the left on the war on women. when i see women like sarah palin or michele bachmann or lieutenant governor rebecca clayfish of wisconsin caughted a see you next tuesday by a liberal radio talk host or by people on hbo and so on and so forth so it's kind of similar to that and i look at it when i see

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should tell you, congress will be debating cyber security legislation but some say it does not go far enough. donyou. >> thank you, rene, appreciate that. >>> u.s. soldiers posing with body parts, an army staff sergeant accused of going house to house and killing 17 afghans. we're talking to a psychologist about troop behavior. weight balance from front to back... and back to front. ♪ giving you exceptional control from left to right... and right to left. ♪ the cadillac cts. ♪ we don't just make luxury cars. we make cadillacs. durn'it, this thing's runnin' slow. bet you think you're pretty quick? yeah, i guess it is pretty quick. jesse?!? jesse? jesse?! much obliged. suddenly, everything else seems old-fashioned. ultrabook. inspired by intel. >>> welcome back. the world was stunned by the publication of photos showing american soldiers posing with the body parts of dead afghan insurgents. just the latest to emerge out of afghanistan. it's causing some people to ask what the war is doing to our troops and how much more they can take. to help us with all of this, we turn now to terry lyles. drp ter

don lemon. thank you for joining us, we're going to give with that horrific story out of new york where seven people including three children have died in a crash, their suv flipped over a guardrail and plunged 60 feet to the ground. susan candiotti is standing by now. do they know what exactly happened, susan? >> reporter: don, they don't, this was a beautiful, sunny sunday afternoon and then something went terribly, terribly wrong. this suv as you mentioned, driven off a bridge. police say it was driven by a woman 45 years old. there was another woman in the car as well as an elderly couple, and three children, ages 5, 15 and 3, all of them wearing seat belts. but for some reason, this woman travelering south, in the left-hand lane for some reason lost control of their car, they don't know exactly how fast she was going hit the median concrete barrier only about three feet high. according to witnesses overcompensated, may a sharp left-hand turn and went sailing across three lanes and going 60 feet into the air and then 60 feet down. the car landed, turned over, it was crushed. an awful accident de

>> go ahead, don. >> don graham talking now. >> the amazing thing about the story and this came up in josh's. you were reporting the story and the thing that's hard to believe now is there were a lot of other big powerful news organizations in town and you took the story seriously and nobody else did for a long time. you've talked to a lot of other people who were reporters in town and you've asked them, why do you think that happened? why didn't other news organizations take it as seriously as you did right off, for months. >> well, i had only worked for the post nine months at that point. and i was very much an employee, and i was much more subservient in that period of my life. >> no more. >> no more. that's right. >> that was 40 years ago. >> you know, it was kind of work on this. you have to capture the environment and that's why when we're talking about how do you get to stories like this, it's leadership from the top. it's somebody saying this is what we do, this is the business we're in, this is our purpose, and not doing that just from on high in a weekly meeting, but floor w

don, take it away. >> thank you very much. getting ready for the get up and gore is sharon jib jib at wjz traffic control. >> hi don, good morning, everyone, well if you are just about to head out not too much to get in your way, a little fire activity blocking kennedy avenue in the city, take cecil avenue skin stead. traveling on the jfx starting this evening at 7:00 p.m. through at least the next month construction blocking the left lane in each direction, andrea fujii has been talking about that all morning. there is a look at your speeds on 95 southbound, starting to see it slow down just a bit when white marsh boulevard and 895, there is your speeds on the beltsway, top side still at full speed, the west side though slow, 47 miles per hour your average with an outer loop drive time of 13 minutes between 795 and 95. this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. >>> back over to you. >> all right. this morning's coffee with is a good one and it is about what could be one of the biggest pictures of the summer. >> yeah. >> it is with bradley whip

but go on, lz. >> don and i have been friends for years, but i wasn't around don when he was a teenager if he tried to convert gay people or not. by it just seems funny that when you are having flamboyant mannerisms and your livelihood is to convert gay men to be straight, i think it's funny. it doesn't matter what your politics happen to be. it just brings up an image, that's all. >> anyway, did we satisfy your curiosity, by the way, since you're so curious? >> there's no doubt it's a funny joke, but there's a lot of funny jokes in the world. i was just wondering why it was okay. but it was a good answer. i didn't mean to rain on your parade. >> let's move on before this becomes something way crazier. i see the bloggers already. >> it was more of a roast. >> no offense sir, i think you mental less than. -- 16 years ago, there was no face book, there was no google and a tweet was something barbara walters gave her dog. >> barbara did not like that, did she, lz? >> no. >> the girlfriend did not like that at all. but i thought it was hilarious. i guess i won't be on the view any time soon

my twitter feed is going crazy. it is @don lemoncnn.or. >> and i'm good night.

i remember having thoughts of, am i going to lose my leg? >> on the ground, donnd andy's dad, tim, are still trying to figure out the best plan to get andy down safely. >> the plane was going to land. the pilot was going to have to put it down. we were running out of fuel and and it was time to make the serious decision. >> don knows what has to happen. he knows it could mean death for his friend, but he makes the most difficult decision of his life. >> at this point, i brought tim back into the office and explained i was going to land the aircraft with his son underneath it. and he pretty much said, no, you're not. after a bit of talking, between the both of us, it was a teary moment, but we decided that that had to happen. >> andy doesn't know about the plan but he does sense that an end, good or bad, has to be near and prepares himself. >> i guess whenever you're faced with the potential of death for that long of a time, for 45 minutes, i mean, you kind of give yourself up to that possibility. >> preparations are made to bring the plane down. a rescue team, em

general session came to an end last night but some lawmakers said they need to go into overtime to fix the dooms day budget. don harrison explains why there's a lot of finger pointing going on in annapolis. >> reporter: the general assembly usually finishes its 90-day session with pomp and circumstance but not last night. what didn't happen seemed to be more important than what dead happen -- no celebration, no balloons or con feeting -- confetti but a lot of this. >> that's what was wrong with that last bill. >> it was not fit for panama or some other banana republic. >> reporter: a lot of anger and blame because of the dooms day budget. no new taxes to avoid the cuts. >> our counter parts in the senate slow played all the budget tear ri bills and the -- budgetary bills. >> it's been mismanaged. tonight we saw the ultimate manifestation. >> reporter: at today's bill signing the leaders admitted some work was accomplished but maybe not enough. >> we are changing that future for the better. unfortunately, we're taking a step bac should have been done e days before, 10 days before, 20 days before, but that's huma

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go down her business. somebody else started this ball don the hill. not mrs. wilson. >> now a new rumor is swirling, a man from glen burnie is the winner, his mom bragged about it, lottery officials say it is time for a reality check, pointing out no one has come forward. >> a lot of strange clairms were p made. we know there is no shortage of photo shopped tickets on facebook and twitter. >> whether wilson is the mega winner or not, she now wishes she never told anyone anything. >> she still wants to go back too her life and be anonymous. come on, let's be human about this. it is just money, people. >> oh, and what is she paying her new lawyer. >> i can't tell you that. my god, yeah, they might as well, just come on down here and get my license right now. >> there are several reports that wilson hid the winning ticket inside the mcdonalds here on liberty road but the owner issued a statement saying there is no evidence of that. reporting from milford mill mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> we have learned that glen burnie man rumored to have one does not

don take it away. >> -- problem from the get go this morning. s christie bresland in for sharon at wjz traffic control. >> hi, don, hi everyone, well still quite a mess there on the west side. let's take a look. the two right hand lanes are still blocked off. with that delay solid back to route 40. on the outer loop it is also heavy in that direction from security boulevard over to 40 at least 15 minutes to get through. >>> in other accidents there and there in baltimore city. on the harris harrisburg expressway a struck animal there backing things up and hess road remains closed there. let's go back and take another live look. as you can see things are still quite a mess there on the inner lop at 70. a lot of medical equipment still on the scene. this traffic report is brought to you by toyota. >>> don, back over to you. >> thank you. the top of the news this half- hour a big change could be coming this week following the death of florida teenager trayvon martin. it is susan mcginness with the explanation for wjz. >> reporter: as sanford, florid

by lunch 56, going to a high of 60, gentle 55 this evening. don, take it away. >> thank you. >>> trouble on the east -- southeast side of the beltway, here is sharon at wjz traffic control. >> hi, don, good morning, you are right, we had a problem on the east side of the beltway, an overhead sign was struck and only the left lane getting by while they remove that sign. a minor delay there. >>> an accident involving a charter tour bus has all lanes blocked in essex. take that alternate. >>> that fire activity continues in monkton, equipment still on the road there. a tree fire there. there is your speeds on the beltway, 60 and 58 your averages, so no delays on the top or the west side. there is a look at 50 headed to or from the eastern shore, everything smooth in that shot. 795 looks like it is getting busy early there. just north of franklin boulevard. remember wjz 13 is always on, so for traffic information anytime you can always log on. back over to you. >> thank you and here is what people will be talking about this morning, that george zimmer

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thing to be capital gains is zero but in terms of getting it passed, you'd probably have to go across the board. don. >> i'm an expert knowing if you keep spending more than you're making, you eventually go broke. and i would be one that would say look, we're going to cap the spending. we're going to move toward capping the spending of government of 20% of gdp. the idea that we're at 24 going to 25, 26, 27, that leads toward bankruptcy. so i would put the cap on spending at 20%. you'd have to have a glide path to get there and whatever kind of tax policy wols generate the 18 or 19% and the most productive way is what i would be in favor of. i mean, you know, you hear lower the tax and broaden the tax base and you know, lower taxes, broader base makes sense to me. but let's get the spending under role. the idea that we're going to kind of move toward 26, 27,% of gdp is disastrous for the country. >> well, i mean, you're quick with math. if we had 20% flat taxes starting with a base of a $14 trillion economy and assuming 4% growth with 20% taxes across the board to the congressman's question, what do

hat and i thought i would do that, too. >> congrat -- >> -- you -- >> -- morning edition, don and marty we are going to send it back to you on tv hill -- >> -even cooler? growing up, going to camden yards and now he is -- >> -yeah -- >> -- story. >> -- really is -- >> -- all right -- >> -- you -- >> -- much -- >> -- minutes, i am going to show you what i think is the most happening place at camden yards for this season -- >> -- okay -- >> -- bar -- >> -- that -- >> -- right -- >> -- right -- >> -- pal, thank you -- >> -- from there -- >> -- stay tuned, it is a really interesting edition to camden yards. >> yeah, and of course, we asked to see you favorite memorys from camden yards now in its 20th year. here are a few of what you sent to us. for a more complete slide show just go to wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,, >>> next up this morning right here on wjz -- >> reporter: good morning, after 1. the city announces major changes to the fire department. i am monique griego and coming up why some people feel it is a dangerous move. >> reporter: good morning, i am meghan mccorkell. a 5-year-old girl killed in a tragic

my twitter feed is going crazy. it is @don lemoncnn. >>@buck davis. >> and@goldie taylor. >> and i'm good night. >> there's plenty of blame to go around. at least in our basketball program. >> how some championship teams are failing their star players. >>> the scary guy. >> i'm in charge of the brain. >> his mission, stop bullies. >> hate and anger. >> his methods, anything unusual. but does it work? >> has that really changed kids lives? my answer is no. >>> basketball's next big thing. he's nicknamed the crime stopper. >> when i'm on the court, everybody is there and nobody is outside committing crime. >> at 5'7", he's selling out gyms from philly to d.c. the high school player you'll soon be hearing about. revealing investigations. fascinating characters. stories with impact. this is cnn presents with tonight's hosts, randi kaye and drew griffin. >> march madness has grown into one of the most popular sporting events in the country, we begin tonight with some unpopular statistics off the court and in the classroom. >> orange men of sy

don? >> this is correct. there it is here. the big helicopter going to take off. they tell me, within 30 minutes. and there is where you can see sky 7 hd shut. all crew members have flown out and they're there now. they're nlt red gear and its obvious they're getting the yacht ready. and putting rigging on and doing the things they have to do. they need to do it today. and weather would be a factor and it's nesting season for birds. they'll bring it back to the airport and tell me it's only about a 20-minute flight getting back here. they're going load it on that, then they're going take it out of there. >> thank you very much. we'll update that. >> very dangerous work as you can see. there is a search continuing for a woman who tried to rob a convenience store but was stopped by a gas delivery truck driver. police say the driver saw what is going on inside of an a.m. -p.m. store last night. the woman making threats to shoot him if he didn't hand over the money. the truck driver grabbed the woman, struggling for the gun. >> an employee in fear of his fellow co-workers was able to wrestle the gun

marty, and don, back over to you guys. >> all right, very good, let's go over to the ronster, ron matz, how are you? >> we are doing good. we are here. it is the site of a fund raiser. we are talking squash with abby, the executive director and lisa. lisa, we will talk in a minute. abby, good morning. >> good morning. >> how you doing? >> great, glad to be here. >> we are happy to have you. let's talk about the popularity. i go to that, which is the largest squash club and it is becoming more popular. >> it is. more young people are playing it and especially in baltimore there. >> of course talk a little bit about what it does. >> we are a unique development program. we provide opportunities through the sport of squash, we provide that for baltimore city youth. >> i can tell you i have been at the tournaments and it is just mobbed. >> it is, especially during squash season, which is the winter time and we are grateful to be part of that community and have our students exposed to so much squash. >> all right. we will come back. lisa, how you doing? >> great, how are you? >> great, how d

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thing to beat capital gains is zero, but in terms of getting it passed, you probably have to go across the board. don? >> i'm not an expert, certainly, on tax policy. i am an expert in knowing that if you keep spending more than you're making, you'll eventually go broke. and i would be one that would say, look, we're going to cap this spending. we're going to move toward capping the spending of government of 20% gdp. the idea that we're at 24, going to 25, 26, 27, that leads toward bankruptcy. so i would -- yeah, i would put the cap on spending at 20%. you would have to have a glide path to get there, and then whatever kind of tax policy would generate the 18 or 19% and in the most productive way is what i would be in favor of. you hear lower the tax base and broaden the tax base. lower taxes and broader base make sense to me. but let's get the spending under control. the idea that we're going to kind of move toward 26, 27, 28 spending gdp is just disastrous for the country. >> well, you could -- you're quick with math. if we had 20% flat taxes starting with the base of the trillion-dollar economy, i

don, where people live. it's a little more populated where these storms are going.ich is setting on. this is near new cambria. is that the same storm outside of wichita? you see the dark skies. another storm chaser there. literally dozens of storm chasers out there. you know, this is a high-risk day. people have been planning for days to come into this area and watch for these storms. >> we have just a couple seconds before we move into the next show here. but if something happens, we'll certainly bring it to you. we'll break into our taped programming, jacqui. but it's interesting because it's about to get dark, you won't see it coming. you need those weather radios. >> you do. >> you need to stay tuned to cnn because we will keep you updated. our jacqui jeras is going to be staying -- >> i'll be tweeting too. >> @jacquijeras. also

don, where people live. it's a little more populated where these storms are going.ich is setting on. this is near new cambria. is that the same storm outside of wichita? you see the dark skies. another storm chaser there. literally dozens of storm chasers out there. you know, this is a high-risk day. people have been planning for days to come into this area and watch for these ms

don hewitt. he, too, knew he was going to carry it on. he wasn't going to let it fade or soften. >> mike's voice is still alive in that broadcast. >> totally. if only we could be as good as he was. >> thank you. >> pleasure. >> true indeed. if we could only be as good. lesley stahl. thank you. mike wallace, thank you. here's piers with a look at his program tonight. >> more on the trayvon martin case including the question everyone is asking. is an arrest coming up? plus why mark zuckerberg is playing a lot for this company. and the last mangriest man. lewis black. plus only in america. a man names bubba wins golf's most prestigious tournament back to you. >>> a man beaten, robbed, stripped naked. police get a break in the case when video of the attack was posted online. this happened in baltimore. details ahead. [ horse neighs ] hold up partner. prilosec isn't for fast relief. try alka-seltzer. it kills heartburn fast. yeehaw! guys. come here, come here. [ telephone ringing ] i'm calling my old dealership. [ man ] may ford. hi, yeah. do

this will help us continue to build these strong ties while showing off sentences go's charm critics and francisco dons -- showing off san francisco's charms. i am fully in support of this project. >> my name is jeff, and with the exception of my co-worker brian, i can just sell your my observation. a lot of the people who have spoken are people i recognize walking bby, and while they may be talking about their rights -- air rights and light, what i heard is we're going to lose our view, and if i am not mistaken, this is no more than 6 inches in height difference with a boy in a vista a region with duane of this tora -- no more than 6 inches height difference with buena vista. >> i think this is the nies project to be built. you have worked long and hard to come up with a 40-foot limit, and they are standing by the requirements of the city has, and they have the best intentions for neighbors and businesses, and i want to convey my support for this project. thank you. good >> good evening. i know you are tired. i know you guys must be ready to go home, and i want to mention we have made a sincere effort

let's go to don in indiana, please. don. >> caller: first of all, here a circle city without peyton, booyah to you. >> i love peyton. what's up? >> caller: conoco phillips, do you fill like it? what's a reasonable -- >> yes. cone co is a giant natural gas company. you have horse sense, you're from indiana, it's flirting with a point below 2. that's taken a lot of upside off of conoco. you're going to need a strong market because he's got too much not gas to make the stock. i think it's got 10% in it between here and year end, it's still worth being in. you'll get some dividend when the company splits. >> it's a crazy game of poker with american companies doing well and china doing well. we only need a pair to be looking and buying individual stocks. you know what, i checked my hand, we got it. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up, break bread? as one iconic food company splits into two, is it time to put their stock in the oven? cramer's chowing down on the details to see if you should take a bite. and later, h

don and marty, biggest point going to be happening in the area on s. >> a lot of people still can't believe what happened yesterday. still ahead on wjz >> coming up, february finally shows up in the middle of april. that story as eyewitness news continues. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a spring noreaster slammed into the northeast. the snowy conditions the storm left behind in western maryland. >> a frozen surprise for the middle of spring. it may have been rain down below in most of maryland but not up here. >> most of the snow is right here on top. >> it's been blowing in and off since midnight. >> it's been wet, cold and wind blowing. >> the late april snow meant a lot of equipment that had been put up at the end of winter had to gear up and hit the roads. >> since we've had such pretty weather a lot of our plows and spreader boxes and stuff were off so i brought the crews in last night around 10:00. >> trucks and crews did make it out on time to keep the interstates and main roads open in garrett county. but for those that weren't in a hurry waiting the weather out was a better option. >> i've

going to go for a sunny high of 67 this afternoon. don. >> thank you. the queen of daytime talk, television icon, oscar nominee and our former fellow employer here, opera oprah oprah winfrey talks about it. >> she opens on and told host charlie rose and her best friend gayle king her cable network struggled and recently cut staffers is still in a building phase. >> if i knew then what i knew now i might have made different choices. i would say if i were writing a book about it i could call the book 101 mistakes. >> she says one of those was launching while she still had her talk show. >> it is like having the wedding when you know you are not ready. >> but she received valuable advice from many including him. >> she said no one wants you to do that. you got to pay your dues. welcome back. >> she is in new york promoting her tour. the wjz alum says even with the recent difficulties her network has scene she didn't plan to quit. >> because i am a female who is african american and who has been so blessed in the world there is never going to be a time to q

don lemoncnn. comments are going crazy on twitter. we appreciate it.eg shool -- there is a police shooting case that is garnering a lot of attention on social media. i'm not talking about the trayvon martin case. it's a curious case of howard morgan, a former chicago police officer, eight years on the force. during a traffic stop in 2005, members of the same department he worked for shot him 28 times after saying he pulled a weapon first. he survived and this week he was sentenced to 40 years for attempted murder and discharging a firearm at a police officer. his wife, roslyn, is here live and we'll talk to her in a moment. but first, his story from julian cruz of wgn. >> reporter: holding a picture of her husband, an emotional roslyn morgan talks to reporters after the sentencing. >> he's a man of god, a beautiful husband, a beautiful grandfather. >> reporter: morgan and a growing number of community leaders say it never added up, the police account of the fierce gun battle in 2005, where investigators say morgan, a police officer with the railroad an

i say theoretical because who is going to be mike wallace's boss or don hewitt, he and donohueit, theounder of "60 minutes" had a knack down drag-out in the screening room while i was there. i knew this was going to happen, they wanted me to adjudicate it. i actually decided in favor of don. as they walked out, i'm thinking, great, i've gotten off on the wrong foot with mike wallace. as we walked out, he turns, winks and smiles. >> john klein, the former ceo of cnn. beginning in the 1980s mike wallace battled depression and he almost committed suicide. wallace shared his depression with a group known as blues brothers and former cnn chairman tom johnson was a member of that group and also suffered from depression. so, tom, thank you for joining us. how are you doing? >> don, thanks very much for having me. >> good. >> how are you going to remember your friends? >> as the guy who saved my life and saved the lives of others. >> why do you say that? >> he helped save my life. there were several of us at martha's vineyard every summer. there were four of us who were able to find the right