>> edward smith, jr.an. >> shep:. >> i think bart simpson, he was the creator. >> that is owned by the parent company of this network. it's fair use here. no you can't use everything ever. now, they are probably going to fire me. >> we'll go together. >> we'll be surrender monkeys. the jet crash, it's my understanding we may have more information about people inside the buildings. we know six people were injured and taken to hospitals. the pilot sounds like he may be doing all right. we'll get live to the scene. this is studio "b" at nnc and sweet swine pork rind good friday. a personalized plan and execute it with a wide range of low cost investments. get a great plan and low cost investments at e-trade. but you've got a meat and potatoes guy? pour chunky sirloin burger soup over those mashed potatoes and dinner is served. four minutes, around four bucks. campbell's chunky -- it's amazing what soup can do. and i thought "i can't do this, it's just too hard." then there was a moment. when i decided to fin

attorney edward smith said he will wait to go to the maryland lottery until some of the media attention dies down. kelly swoope, abc2 news. jamie? >> we're looking at a miracle here. >> he is the mayor of dallas. look at the city now. torn up. no deaths reported after yesterday's front outbreak. as many as 13 may have touched down with the national weather service saying at least one tornado was an ef 2 with winds up to 130 miles an hour. one woman hid in the corner of her home has the trend came after her. >> the wind was pulling the cover back. i was trying to hold on to it. i just saw debris, debris, debris, glass breaking. >> she did not suffer a cut or a scratch. at the airport more than 100 planes were damaged by hail and people had to spend the night sleeping on cots in the terminals. >>> look at the beltway right near the baltimore national pike. will it last? let's find out. i would -- wyatt everhart. >> looks like a great evening. temperatures cooling off. enjoy the evening. showers and storms to our south and west and also into the nor fobbing, virginia hear toward the tidewa

her lawyer edward smith, jr. hasn't seen the ticket, nor as he asked to see it. >> do you know where it is? >> no i cannot say with certainty that this ticket exists. i would caution anybody until it's presented to the lottery commission for processing that this does exist. they're only preparing in the event there are people who might challenge what we believe to be a legitimate claim. >> reporter: miss wilson claims she bought the winning ticket separately from a pool she joined with 14 colleagues. >> somebody can be placed in a precarious situation or someone else can place you in a precarious situation. >> reporter: mr. smith class tiesed the media for the coverage. >> the easiest way for it to be over is for all of you to go home and when miss wilson gets ready, then she should do what she desires to do. i think sometimes there are external storeses that work on us that push us into situations that we just have to deal with and this is one of them. i don't know where it came from. i can't identify who it was

her lawyer, edward smith jr. in baltimore, chose his words very carefully. >> our regulation requires any lottery ticket is bearer paper which, means that the person who is in possession of the ticket must present it to the lottery commission for payment. that will happen at some juncture. as to whether or not that exists presently, i can can't tell you that that exists presently. we're only preparing in the event there are people who might challenge what we believe to be a legitimate claim. >> and again, the lawyer said he has not personally seen the ticket. he said he doesn't know where it is and hasn't asked the client where it is, but he believes her. he believes that there will be a legitimate claim. brian, whoever won that ticket, is worth $218 million they have about just under 180 more days to turn it in to the maryland lottery commission. stay tuned. the story is still a mystery. >> i know you asked, but just to tie it up here, did -- and does this woman say she has the ticket. if so, does did she say wh

i just finished a book on dwight eisenhower by a man named gene edward smith. it covers his life. and what i come away with is a much higher regard for president eisenhower than the conventional wisdom in d.c. from time to time. they'll list presidents and the historians will rank order them in terms of who was the best and so forth. i would have to say they bear almost no resemblance at all to my experience in terms of how i look on those individuals but the chief of staff is very different than the vice president. it's focused on what the president needs done. he needs someone around from early in the morning to late at night. and who can speak to the authority of the president. never abuse it. noefr mistake his own position as chief of staff for what the president is doing. you only have one president. he's the guy who runs for office. you're totally expendable as chief of staff. and it's very important that you function, i think in a way that emphasizes the staff part of the title. we have from time to time had chiefs of staff that didn't do that. they spent a lot of time in f

. >> reporter: meet edward smith, jr. he is doing the talking for mirlande now but getting a straight answer wasn't easy. >> will she make a claim? can you clear that up for us? >> at some juncture, we will make a claim. our regulation requires any lottery ticket is bearer paper which means that the person in possession of the ticket must present it to the lottery commission for payment. >> do you believe that your client is the winner? >> i believe in my client. i always do. the deal is is that i practice law long enough to know that you never say that its a so until you have seep it for your own eyes. >> reporter: her lawyer says he hasn't seen the winning ticket, doesn't know where it is and may be preparing for fight any challenges. some of her coworkers believe, if she has the winning ticket, it may have been purchased with the pooled money. wilson told the "new york post" and other media outlets the winning ticket was purchased separately. >> do you think she is the winner? >> i think we've heard from a number of pe

edward smith 30:27 i cannot say with ann certainty that this ticket exits 31 myranda changing juss abouteryday, many are wwndering if the tickee, s the only thg she's lost 38roy 1137 no, no she's crazy. honestly. how would you lose a ticket thatts like a lot of money rrght there 4true... 105-million is a lot of dougg.. but as wilson'' lawyer asks... is it really that important? 33:16 it'' just money people. i meaa once we're in thh grave, what difference does it make? 22 myranda stephens, fox45 news at ten. maryland ottery officials say winning ticket...s claimed the - gaa prices here in maryland night.... just one thousanddh of a cent. motorists are now ppying an - average of 4 dollars a galloo for regglar. in baltimore they're just under the 4 dollar mark... at 3. ps 3 dollars and 94 cents. powards an all time nationwide high of an average of 2008. fox45 is helping you find the best gas prices n your neighbbrhood.go to foxxaltiimre ddt com, slass pump patrol. if you''e lookinn for the easter bunny thii weekend yoo pan start at the zoo zooearlier toddy ... e maryland zoo in baltimore as

i just finished a book on dwight eisenhower by a man named gene edward smith. it's a new biography called "eisenhower in war and peace." it covers his life, and what i come away with from that is a much higher regard for president eisenhower than sort of the conventional wisdom in the academic community. you may see from time to time, they will list presidents and the historians will rank order them in terms of who was the best and so forth. i would have to say those rankings bear almost no resemblance at all to my experience in terms of how i look on those individuals, but the chief of staff's job, it's very different from being the vice president. it's focused very much on what the president needs to have done. he needs someone around him to be there from very early in the morning and late at night to do what needs to be done, speak with authority to the president, never abuse it and never mistake his own position as chief of staff for what the president's doing. you only have one president. he's the guy who runs for office. he puts your name on the ballot. y

the titanic 73.3% of the women surviving thanks to captain edward smith threatening to shoot for any male not yielding to woman in the lifeboats. >> as for the study findings on man's best friend. i think they are fascinating by us to even think of jumping first. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i wish anything. >> but lauren, does this research shock you or most men or like that? >> finalists. i think that the women got off the titanic more successfully, 73% because they were higher class. they had that imagination believe it or not to get to shore safely. >> hot shot. >> joe, why do i have the feeling you would literally throw women and children to get to a lifeboat? >> i wouldn't put my coat over a puddle for a girl let alone slide her under the rafter. [ laughter ] >> at this point, it's hard to believe you are single. >> if it was my wife. i would look out for her. let some stranger, some strange lady that wouldn't talk to me. forget it. i'm sorry. [ laughter ] >> so michael, chivalry isn't dead, it never existed. >> this most sexist 20 minutes in the history of television. >> it is awful. [ laughter ]

. >> meet edward smith jr., he's doing the talking for wilson now, but getting a straight answer to the question of whether she has a winning ticket wasn't easy. >> will she make a claim? can you clear that up for us? >> at some juncture, we will make a claim. our regulation requires any lottery ticket, which means the person who is in possession of the ticket must present it to the lottery commission for payment. >> do you believe that your client is the winner? >> i believe in my client. i alts do. the deal is, i practice law long enough to know that you never say if that is so until you have seen it for your own eyes. >> her lawyer says he hasn't seen the winning ticket, doesn't know where it is, and hinted he may be preparing to fight any possible challenges against will son. you see, some of her mcdonald's coworkers believe if wilson has that winning ticket, it may have been purchased with their pooled money. wilson told the new york post and other media outlets the winning ticket was purchased separately. >> do you think she is the winner? >> i have no idea. i think that we have h

>>jonathan: the lawyer, edward smith jr.ho said it was our fault we put her in the "hot of public attention," and because we put her in that hot doesn't meet she has to boil. love him. he is my attorney with all due respect to all of these people. >>shepard: we need new legal counsel. >>judge napolitano: the law in maryland does not prohibit you from lying to the government until after you have been arrested. so, she could have said from the confines of her lawyer's office, i won and they could have begun the machinery to prepare for the winnings but if she does not say it under oath or in write asking she was not in government custody, she cannot be prosecuted for that. >>shepard: drew? >>guest: i feel bad for the attorney. i'm sorry, when you have a business model, what did he get? a quarter cheeseburger? one thing she is working at mcdonald's but she lies about winning the lottery. what was in it for this dudest >>shepard: i don't get it from the going, why she would make up such a thing unless she wanted a day of fame. i

her attorney edward smith jr. presented hear to employers earlier on only that she not ask question. we tried. >> would you permit her to answer that question, yes or no? >> all of this is something she didn't buy into, she did not want and she wanted to remain anonymous and wants to go back and be anonymous. whether this thing works out or not. >> reporter: the attorney has not seen the lottery ticket nor does he know where it is and he believes a legitimate claim will be filed. why keep the client quiet? >> the deal is her blood pressure is up, her children are home on spring break. she needs a chance to get back to her routine as do the children. and, consequently, when it's time to present the ticket, i am sure we will be there. >> reporter: complicating the story is the claim by some workers at the mcdonald's that she was part of a pooled ticket. wilson told the post that the winning ticket was a separate individual purchase. as she left her lawyer's office, she repeated that the winning ticket was not part o

adventures of the sweet swine pork rinds hat-wearing lady and of course her fabulous attorney edward smithwe may all boil. >> shepard: it's good friday that's the end of her. unless she whose shows up with the ticket over. >> she has given us a wonderful week. we wish her a very happy friday indeed. >> shepard: done and done. jonathan, you have heard about this? >> no. >> shepard: keith olbermann is arrogant, immature and failed to show up for half of his recent work days. that's not from jonathan. that's from a counter suit from the latest tv network to fire him. yesterday, keith olbermann filed a breach of contract lawsuit against al gore's current tv after it fired him and replaced him with a former new york governor and cnn guy eliot spitzer. you will recall keith olbermann went on david long-term's late show to explain the fallout explaining himself to a 10-million-dollar chandelier that couldn't find a house. according to court documents, osh is suing current for more than $50 million. he accused the network production problems. >> keith olbermann missed 19 of 41 days of work in janu

wilson, she still isn't talking to the press after her press conference yesterday but her attorney, edward smith he isn't saying a whole lot. >> where is this ticket now? >> well, that's a very good question. it's one that i can't answer. >> have you asked your client where the ticket is? >> that's not important to me. i have an obligation to represent a client who has what she believes is an interest. >> she has said that the ticket is secured safely somewhere in the mcdonald's. is she being barred from going to the mcdonald's? does she want to go to the mcdonald's? >> i have no idea about the mcdonald's. and, of course, the lottery commission doesn't care whether the ticket is on marchs or venus or pluto. >> has she told you whether she won the ticket? clearly she's told the country, and that's why i'm sitting here. but has she told you that she won it? >> well, i'm part of the country. >> is it possible that your client will have the winning ticket that would have a different time stamp than the pool of tickets that she allegedly bought for the group, and would that be your defense to prove t

but we did get more pearls of wisdom from edward smith jr. who appeared on "america live" with megyn kelly today. and had some advice for all mankind although perhaps his sweet swine pork rines hat-wearing client should pay the most attention to these words. listen. >> i hope that most of your listeners would realized how blessed they are to have children, to have family, and to have more than just money in their pockets. >> about $100 million doesn't stink either. >> oh, i would assume that for some people that might be the case, but there are more important things in this life than just having money. >> and, perhaps, just perhaps he should mention to his client that there are more important things in life than just having attention. >> shepard: wow. and today somebody stepped forward claiming to know the person who really won all the money. >> yeah. this time a woman from mississippi claimed her son in maryland is actually the winner and has the winning ticket. although like these sweet swine pork rines hat-wearing woman, she provided no ev

i have just finished a book on dwight eisenhower by gene edward smith. "eisenhower in war and peace," it covers his life. i came away with a higher regard for president eisenhower than the conventional wisdom. you see that list of presidents and historians will rank order them in terms of who is the best, and so forth. i would have to say that those rankings bear almost resemblance at all to my experience in terms of how i look on those individuals. but the chief of staff's job is different from being a vice president. it is focused on what the present needed to have done. he needed to have someone around him who was going to be there from early in the morning to late at night and do whatever needs to be done and who could speak with the authority of the president, never be used it and never -- abuse it and not mistake his own position as chief of staff for what the president is doing. you only have one president. he is the guy runs for office, he puts his name on the ballot. york expend will as chief of staff -- you are expendable as chief of staff. it

1880 census listed three african-american servants, william hanson, john smith, and elizabeth abby living in the house of edward beal. by 1900, the population of servants living on the property had doubled. of the six servants living on the property, five were classified by the census as black. mazie worked as a reader. ellen, a ladies made. emma thomas worked as a land dress and was the only married servant in the household. lloyd lyles, a coach man, aid adolph bird worked as a butler. only one of the african-american servants had been born while slavery was still legal in the united states and she was the only servant on lafayette square listed as unable to read or write. the only white servant listed in the decatur household was born in austria, and he was the first live-in servant from europe recorded at decatur house. now, this image of the slave quarters taken between 1918 and 1920 offers the first truly detailed record of the building's appearance. and it shows how little the exterior of the building changed. the only real major differences of how this portion of the building still appears is that there'

girls is found not guilty. 16-year-old angruss and 71-year- old smith were hit and killed last june crossing martin luther king john edwards boulevard. dunn was driving the car and then switched places with his girlfriend. well the jury said there was not under evidence. >>> they is prove and grove, the townsend university dance team are champions again. this is the 14th straight year in a row that townsend as won the title. >>> we will be dancing over the weather today, too. nice weather in store. spoil degrees today degrees -- 73 degrees today. >>> look at that nice view, central park. >> gorgeous. >> welcome back to "cbs this morning: saturday," i'm jeff glor. >> i'm rebecca jarvis. live and let die, that's what guns in roses runz in roses will be doing at rock and roll hall of fame. >> do you feel like you're under more and more stress every single day? >> need i answer that? >> stress can cause serious -- you're the one doing your own taxes this year, by the way. stress can cause serious health problems, so we have advice on how to lead a calmer less stressful life this morning. >> and the traffic cop who is hanging o