>>gerri: the real problem is the kodaks of the world.u would expect them to expand, you would expect g.e. to expand but they hire people overseas. >>shepard: because? >>gerri: taxes, lower wages, they have a last excuses. >>shepard: but they are not punished. >>gerri: they are rewarded, bigger benews, higher stock prices. >>shepard: you can hire people overseas for this much money, right, and make a lot more money, and sell the stuff here? >>gerri: you got it. i know. >>shepard: great, isn't it? thankfully their tax rates are not going up. don't have to pay much. fun, isn't it? gear you never know where it is going. >>shepard: kind of like here. gerri willis part of the best team in business we weekday afternoons at 5:00 eastern 4:00 in oxford, on the fox business network. camera and film pioneer kodak filed for protection under chapter 11 of the bankruptcy code and analysts say the company which is a household name that dominated forecastry industry struggled to transition to digital technology. and at&t set to roll out new data plans t

>>gerri: were they good? >>shepard: gerri, everything fried is good. you are from the south. >>shepard: good. good. gerri willis, you say you cannot do that and you get all these pills. >>gerri: once in a while. >>shepard: she is part of the best team in business don't you know? weekdays on the willis report, 5:00 eastern, and 4:00 oxford. next first lady michelle obama speaks out about the new book on her family's experience in washington. and someone stuck a bomb to a car and killed one of iran's top nuclear scientists. oh, really? the leaders call it murder, and they are blaming who else, not the media, but the united states. bad, bad, bad. ♪ you're singing with a broken string ♪ ♪ tell me what you really mean ♪ do you know wh you want? ♪ while beating up on yesterday ♪ ♪ rolling on, moving on [ female announcer ] the space of a small suv. and more ways to connect to your world. ♪ do you know what you are? the all-new prius v from toyota. ♪ do you know? the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've bee

>>gerri: where do the number come from? that is the big question.n a huge pressure on prices for some time. >>shepard: you can catch gerri weeknights on fox business network at 5:00 eastern time and hurricane in oxford. bad news for 12 million online shoppers, zappos reporting a hacker has breached the website security network and may have accessed personal information including names, phone numbers and mail addresses for tens of millions of people. but the c.e.o. of the company says the hack did not affect any credit card or payment information. the mail account holders yesterday apologizing and urging folks to change their password. so if you have used zappo you have an e-mail on how to do that. a new legal challenge to president obama over what some republicans call an attempted power grab. a like report on the president's recess appointments ahead. and big trouble for o.j.: he is behind bars for kidnapping and armed robbery and now he is about to lose control of a very pricey mansion. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half th

>>gerri: absolutely.st: that number is low, i believe they will get close to $1 billion in the next two years, people who are visiting every single day, sometimes multiple times a day, that is advertising gold, that is application golding because now they have people do things and gestures and share what they are doing, it is commerce gold because they are playing games and buying virtual goods with real money. so, this, it is hard to explain how different facebook is from all the i.p.o.'s we have seen over 12 months. >>shepard: when companies of this kind go public they use the money they got going public to expand in some way. what do we know? >>guest: we don't know but they will innovation. facebook has been innovating. why are they in a better position than the other guys? facebook never stopped updating and they will continue to do so. i don't know what they could do with $10 billion but maybe they will procedure more of their own content. why not give them more to look at if you have people's attent

>>gerri: it happens all time.t interesting, there is a phone book for all the webs in the world and what could happen, what happens in china each day, websites are shut down because the address is removed. that was in both of the bills that you mentioned before and it has been taken out. people do not then it is fair you can block the websites using the government as the arm making this happen. look, there are laws presenting intel you'll property, people who defend this say that is the way it should go. >>shepard: thank you, gerri. and we will bring in the legal panel. the lawyers back. i write a song. i sit with my guitar and i play it. i like it. i may decide to sell it or keep it. it end up online and people take it. is that okay? it's my song. stay away from it. >>randy: the dinner example was pretty cool. the problem is what is happening here is the dinner, example, you make the dinner. if i want it i have for pay for it. but what happens not only here, now, according to the government you can see what i had

gerry sandusky officiated today's public memorial in tollison. the service touched on his public and private life. and how he became the voice to many of his listeners. >> i am a long time listener and i just love him. >> it is probably the most influential person in my life, particularly in people cooperating and getting along despite any differences of opinions. >> ron lost his battle to pancreatic cancer. $28,000 has been raised toward research. you can watch each tribute on our website, wbaltv.com. find afind a le-- you can link to donate. paula deen is offering more details the day she revealed she has type two diabetes. she said she was diagnosed with the disease three years ago. she said she did not have any a price to offer fans back then. she also did -- dispel myths that she overindulged with her rich recipes. >> people see me on tv to three times a day and age see me what -- cooking these dishes. that is only 30 days out of 365. >> she said she will serve as a spokeswoman for a new program to help people who have type 2 diabetes. new n

>>gerri: true. >>shepard: and you if don't get the fox business network for gerri, demand it. after police shot and killed an 8th grade boy who was armed with a pellet gun a father demands answers. >> he was a juvenile, a child, my child, and it is unnecessary. >>shepard: at a middle school in brownsville, texas. the 15-year-old refused to drop what they believed at the time to be a handgun. of course it wasn't a handgun but a pull let gun and we have the 9-1-1 call from inside the school. >>shepard: three shots from police, that proved fatal. people at scene believed the teen was a real threat. it was captured office dispatch recording that we are about to hear. trace is live on the west coast news hub. tell us of the recordings. >>trace: riveting exchange. at the end of the recording you can hear the shots. but before the police arrived the school says the student, 15-year-old, assaulted another classmate and grabbed that gun and was waving it and threatened school officials. the school immediately went on lockdown and here is what happened when police showed up. >> subject

>>gerri: natural gas prices in the toilet.you switched over the oil to until gas at your house and that is how you eat the home that is good news. you will not see price hikes maybe not until mid-2012 and natural gas was the worst performing commodity last year with prices down 40 percent because we have more and more natural gas out there. >>shepard: gerri, you can watch her problem at 5:00 eastern, and 4:00 central time only on the fox business network. the democratic governor of the state of new york, quote -- cuomo is expanding to include the d.n.a. database nationwide and if the governor gets his way it could included convicted graffiti artist and turn time jumpers and anyone who write as bad shape. the lawyers are back. is there an invasion of privacy here? isn't there is limit to what the government can and should collect? >>arthur: to become a lawyer they take our fingerprints and vary things that are positive they take our finger prints and it goes in the database and if they are looking for someone who robbed or shot

gerry sandusky, pete gilbert, cadre ismail are -- -- cadre ismail with you. the road to indianapolis comes up short as they run into a stop sign against the new england patriots losing 23-20 on the play we'll remember as wide left but there were many plays that could have sealed the deal. >> there were a lot of times that the ravens couch taken control of the game and had it in hand and we'd be talking about going to indy but a lot of missed opportunities and that final one that couch potentially put the game into overtime. >> we'll hear from the ravens in a few moments but that's a locker room you will not soon forget. >> no, it was powerful in there, the emotion. also, there was no sulking or hanging of heads. guys saying we played a great game. it wasn't our year. >> john harbaugh, second time in the a.f.c. championship game in four years. in the second quarter, tied at 3-3. benjarvus green-ellis. touchdown, 10-3 patriots. >> good job by the law firm of getting it into the end zone. >> flacco finds boldin for 37. >> that was a strong run after catch by bol

for pete gilbert, and gerry sandusky. stick around. the afc championship forecast straight ahead. >> the cold weather today. >> it was football weather. it really was. tomorrow, threatening 40 degrees, storm coming in right after dark. there may be a little bit of a winter mixed, but eventually all right on tuesday, blustery and chile on wednesday, snow showers on a friday, rain again on saturday. >> that's it for 11 news at 6:00. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute 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 people see and what they don't. and with the speed of verizon 4g lte, you can chat as a group in a googleplus hangout without missing a beat. introducing the first phone built for android 4.0. only at verizon.

. >> ion gerry sandusky at the ravens camp in owings mills. they're gearing up to challenge for the championship this weekend. >> we are on the one side of that front. 60 degrees in downtown@ >> in tonight's education other, you can expect to see blue ribbon flags flying over six maryland ementary schools any day now. tim tooten joins us live in the newsroom with the story. >> this is really a big deal for principals, teachers, and students. blue ribbons are handed out on key economic benchmarks where schools have made a lot progress in math and reading. a half a dozen schools from anne arundel to worcester counties were given blue ribbon status. >> it is a big honor because we are one of the only schools in maryland to get this honor. there are hundreds of them and we were one of the few chosen. >> here is the list of schools. all of the schools will get a blue ribbon flag, $2,000, and a chance to compete with national blue ribbon schools for the year. >> today, family, friends, co- workers and longtime fans of ron smith gathered in towson to

gerri is from fox business network and here with us. what is going on in the plants?ri: kids work, seven days a week and some say they stand so long their legs swell and they cannot walk, and lots of injuries at the plants and two years ago is 137 workers were injured to clean off the iphone covers and two explosions that killed four people so lots of questions. >>shepard: how is apple responding. >>gerri: they say they monitor the situations all the time but they require the companies, and remember they are not exactly apple plants, they are people who do work for apple, like the company you mentioned a moment ago, and they require the plants to do the right thing and i will read to all comment from steve jobs made a year ago, he said i actually think apple does one of the best jobs in the industry and this is not a sweat shot. and of course, ibm, and motorolaer, they all make their products overseas mostly in china is it is not just apple there are lots of companies. >>shepard: thank you, gerri willis from the fox business network at 5:00 eastern for her program on

gerry sandusky joins us live with all the ravens are gearing up for their playoff run. >> the ravens have a lot going for them -- home field advantage and history. they have never lost to houston. i do not confuse that with overconfidence. the texans lopsided win over the bengals has everyone's full attention. yatesvens haven't faced before. yates started the last five games of the regular season. he looked polished in the win over the bengals. the ravens will test the rookie's portis on sunday. -- poise on sunday. >> i think they are running their offense. it is the same package they ran early. yates looks very similar to the other two guys running it. i think that is a credit to their coaches and the system they run. it is a great system. it has been successful for a number of years offensive late. i think he is plugged in really well. >> the ravens enjoyed a lot of benefits. john harbaugh at plans to have all of his players at full speed. rod? >> and ravens playoff fever has taken off to a new level after tim tebow not the pittsburgh steelers of contention. that is the talk in and

we like gerri willis best. she is back in our newsroom in new york.t important economic indicator, gerri for this election? >> jobs, jobs, jobs. as you look at this election calendar, the states holding these primaries, these contests have higher and higher rates of unemployment. iowa at a .7%. by the time you get to february, nevada has 13% unemployment. have you got to think the later we get the more voters are obsessed with the idea of the economy. who can fix the economy and, of course, jobs. >> shepard: how different is the economic climate expected to be by the end of the year? i mean, i know you don't have a crystal ball and all of that what are the economists saying. >> i can tell you the federal reserve said today they expect a moderate pace of growth. consensus is 3% broad economic growth by the fourth quarter. the jobs rate isn't expected to go down dramatically it should be marginally lower at the end of the year. not dramatically. that could make a big difference to a lot of the people going to the polls then. >> shepard: gerri willis rep

gerry sandusky sits down with quarterback joe flacco coming up. >> and america's weight problem.as america reached its peak when it comes to obesity? >> and how this season has faten the -- >> in this morning's medical alert, 2025 is the goal for finding an effective treatment for alzheimer's disease. numbers are expected to triple by the middle of the century as the baby boomers get older. experts are hoping to find a way to treat the disease by 2025. a new study finds a drug recently approved to treat melanoma may aaccelerate the growth of another form of skin cancer. the study takes a close look at the drug zelberath. the drug triggers skin cells to quickly develop into squama cell cars nomias. doctors are excited they have discovered the mechanism behind how these new cancers develop. they hope to prevent them in the future. >> for anyone that suffers a heart attack in baltimore, your chances of survival got better. the fire department received a grant from the department of homeland security. the money will buy state of the art life-saving equipment for cardiac patients. eac

>>gerri: they named a new c.e.o.you mentioned, and he is an insider people don't know, and at first i thought, this is good news, but, when the c.e.o. in a conference call said, no seismic changes, investors dumped the stock. they want big changes. >>shepard: well want for you on the fox business network weekdays at 5:00 eastern and 4:00 central on fox business network. newt gingrich is getting extra help in the campaign, and it is coming from ... president obama's re-election staff. next, why democrats are now attacking mitt romney and giving newt gingrich much of a pass. and senator rand paul and the bosses at t.s.a. do not see eye to eye on airport security. the senator's check point statement. this is trouble. rand paul made a statement. what do you thing of it? all energy development comes with some risk, but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and reducin

>>gerri: the foreclosure numbers are very important this affects all the economy. happens robo signers taking down the market next year because there will be a lot of foreclosures working their way through the system, some 3.5 million, seriously delinquent homes people who have nod been paying for four months making the numbers this year look very bad, not as bad as 2009. but pretty darned bad and it will take longer to recover. prices will be depressed but we have to get through this to get to the other side. >>shepard: what do we attribute the spike in unemployment claims, to what do we attribute? >>guest: up 24,000. the thinking is layoffs that come after who day hiring. the numbers are seasonal. but not adjusted. and the tipping point is 400,000 and we not over that. so hopefully that will continue to be down. >>shepard: you can catch gerri on the willis report at 5:00 eastern and 4:00 in oxford on the fox business network. update now on the extreme weather situation in parts of alaska where the snow is still piling up and there is more on the way. folks there

i am gerri walsh. >> tom: those lattes add up and quick. a as to shows that u.s. workers spend more than $1,000 a year on coffee and double that on lunches. this comes to us from a staffing firm, it reveals differences though between the sexes about how we spend our coffee and lunch money. the average worker spending 37 a week, men spending more, 47 versus what women send at 27. that pattern twas same for coffee, with men spending more than women. susie, age also makes a difference. younger worker, also spending more on coffee than older colleagues and starbucks earnings are tomorrow. >> susie: i still can't get my mind around a r $1,000 on coffee. >> tom: yes. >> susie: and that's probably low. >> tom: at $4 a cup it adds up quickly. that's "nightly business report" for this evening. thank you for joining us. have a great night, susie. >> susan: you too, tom. thanks for watching everyone. hope you see you all again right here tomorrow night. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

gerry sandusky was the master of ceremonies. he pointed out splg very important. >> the ravens won their first one in 2007. the ravens beat the new york giants. we could see that same match-up on february 5. >> i got goose bumps when i walked through the door looking at the balloons and all the ravens signage. it is nice to be a part of it and share it with them. >> very excited. my son is a ravens fan. it is a good time to be here to support the ravens. ♪ >> bottom line, we're all a little ravens crazy head ling into this -- heading into this weekend, and we found one fan who gave us a perfect gameplan. >> if tom brady takes his skirt off and we're allowed to hit him like a real quarterback gets hit, you know, we might have a chance. >> i'm lowell melzer, wbal-tv 11 news. >> ravens fans remain pumped up for the game, but has purple pride reached a new high? >> if you're coming up for the game, there is plenty to do, and we decided to move out of foxborough and head to boston. we made a detour because we found a neat place call

wbal's gerry sandusky was the m.c. >> the ravens beat the new york giants. we could see that same match-up on february 5. >> i got goosebumps when i walked through the door looking at the balloons and all the ravens signage. it is nice to be a part of it and share it with them. sometimes you can't go to the games, but things like this make you proud of the team. >> i took picture for my son, who is also a ravens fan, and it is just time to be here to support the ravens. ♪ >> purple friday got off to an early start at alonzo's in the city, which may have been where all the diehards went, including this guy. >> i've been to every baltimore football game since 1956, and it now stands at 533 consecutive home games i've been to. >> bottom line, we're all a little ravens crazy heading into the weekend. we found one fan that gave us the perfect game plan. >> if tom brady takes his skirt off and we're allowed to hit him like a real quarterback gets hit, you know, we might have a better chance. lowell melzer, wbal-tv 11 news. >> purple pride is everywhere you look, b

gerry sandusky was the voice as master of ceremonies with cadre ismael at his side. >> matt stover was a kicker and the ravens beat the new york giants. we could see that same match-up on february 5. >> i got goose bumps. it is nice to be a part of it. sometimes you can't go to the game, but things like this does make you feel part of the team. >> it is exciting. my son is also a ravens fan. it is time to be here to support the ravens. >> bottom line, we're all a little ravens crazy heading into this weekend. we found one fan who gave us the perfect game plan. >> if tom brady takes his skirt off and we're allowed to hit him like a real quarterback gets hit, you know, might have a better chance. >> i'm lowell melzer, wbal-tv 11 news. >> ravens fans remain pumped up for the game. has purple pride reached new england? our resident ravens fan jennifer franciotti searched high and low and she caught up with a ravens fan adespite the distance she had to travel. >> if you are coming up for the big game, there is plenty to do, and we decided to move out of foxborough and head to boston. we mad

gerry sandusky. they have a lot to cheer for, don't they? >> you've got that right. i had a chance to visit with head coach john harbaugh this afternoon. he is already moving on to prepare for the patriots on sunday. but before we move on, a look back at field level. we take you right into the action with sideline soundtracks. kobe johns has to be treated. a fumble and a loose ball. a recover at the texan to yard line. a -- two yard line. flacco lot said. touchdown. the ravens scored their first touchdown of the afternoon. and is wilson. flacco to throw. the firing our side and a touchdown, ravens. anquan boldin on the reception. the ravens bring big pressure. one hand catch by foster. he is pulled down at the five, but not before another first down. >> they went around the aqsa bat time with their outside the zone. -- they went around the experts that time with their outside the zone. >> a goal by ed reed. the ravens come up with their fourth turnover. >> on the very last play of that win over the houston tx -- houston texans, he rolled his ankle. but john harbaugh

but first, we will head over to the voice of the ravens, gerry sandusky. i guess they are doing better with the stress of all of this than the rest of us. >> i would think so, because the players actually get to do something other than sheer on sunday. they're focused on the task in front of them. tom brady practiced today, full participation for the patriots. and reed have limited participation. he will be out there sunday in foxboro. the defense for the ravens bases its biggest challenge of the season. what do you expect for a championship game? one player told me that keeping the offense off the field is a major key on sunday. he has come down this road before, losing a championship game in pittsburgh four years ago. he said they should not take this week for granted. >> flacco was a rookie back in that championship, and now he has grown and the defense is a little different, and the offense is more talented. i am excited. i feel like we will do well this weekend. >> the ravens will leave saturday afternoon to had to lend where our jennifer franciotti h

c-span: gerry ford. >> guest: mm-hmm. mm-hmm. c-span: let's, just for the fun of it, say bill clinton calls the two of you to the oval office, says, 'bring your book, but also let's sit and talk about what you know from president truman on.' >> guest: mm-hmm. c-span: 'and tell me what i should do and not do and avoid doing based on... >> guest: he's got to--if you--he's got to try to get the economy up. >> guest: i would come--i would hit the ground running in the first hundred days with an economic plan that was likely to yield benefits by the end of the first term. and i'd be willing to weather what would be, no doubt, a storm in years two and three as the benefits of that program aren't yet showing and hold the course, wait it out. the newspapers will be wondering, 'what's happened to the administration?' many within the administration will, no doubt, say, 'do something' but really, for effective public policy in terms of getting re-elected and, hopefully, to get the economy on a firmer grounding, it would be best if he took a

authorities revealed that in 2002 a graduate assistant told him he witnessed former coach gerry sandusky abusing a boy and paternal never went to police. this led to his firing and after that he was diagnosed with cancer. >> its target to say that it did not have an effect on him. -- it's hard to say that it didn't have an effect. >> he always wanted to do the right thing. in his heart, i know he did. >> there will be a public viewing all day tuesday. wednesday morning, at the spiritual center on campus the funeral will be private. a public memorial will be held at 2:00 p.m. thursday at the jordan center on campus. live in state college, jay korff, abc7 news. >> on the 39th anniversary of the roe vs. wade decision legalizing abortion, pro-white and pro-choice supporters both rallied and a bit of campaigning in the annual right-to-life march. all four gop candidates consider themself pro-life and say the roe vs. wade decision was a mistake. they want to and legalized abortion. a smaller group of pro-choice supporters also spoke out today. >> healthcare a pellets' -- appellates what elena

jerry sandusky is -- gerry sandusky is watching everyone getting ready for the game. >> the ravens are heading into it -- the post-season with a franchise best year. it is the only team to go to the playoffs for years in a row. -- four years in a row. despite that success, they still have some experience. 12 rookies on this roster. they have never played in the post-season before. and some key players as well, tory smith, jimmy smith. and throughout the week, john harbaugh will expect his veterans to help get the inexperienced playoff players up to speed. >> the biggest advice to me is to listen to the vets and watch the mets more than anything. -- and watched the veterans more than anything. do what matt burk does. that is the big advice we can give them. our guys are great mentors and our young guys are great student. -- students. >> live at the ravens camp in a owings mills. >> bring it on. much more ahead here on 11 news at 6:00 p.m. >> duyn sally kidd. following the gop presidential -- i am sally kidd following the gop presidential contenders in concord, new hampshire. we will hav

gerry has already journeyed north. >> the mood in the studio was as optimistic as it was. on sunday rate rise turns 25, so a lot of guys having a big birthday. the ravens are looking more comfortable. we have heard plenty about the history. good for ando, tom brady. they have a different history they used to motivate them. they lost to pittsburgh earlier in the championship game. he remembers the sting of getting so close to the super bowl. they understand the importance of taking full advantage of the opportunity in front of them a. >> you kind of do not want to have that again, so we talked to the other guys to give them a but it is something i do not want to go through again , and hopefully we can be successful. >> do not look for it to shrink any. we will tell you why a little later. >> more than just bragging rights on the line this weekend. it will that some savory seafood. more on this championship wager. >> baltimore and boston are known for their iconic seafood. they have a lobster and clam chowder. if the ravens and win this weekend, and boston's mayor says he pr

gerry sandusky is serving as the master of ceremonies. >> ron left us three wishes. do not pity me. do not pity that i had a terrible fight with cancer. do not mourn me while i'm living, do not mourn me while i'm gone. and do not miss a. i will deliver on the first two today, but i fear we will all fail on that third count forever. >> those memorializing included his friend and dr. bill howard, stan stovall, and radio vice- president and general manager. more on the memorial service coming up on 11 news at 5:00 and 6:00. 3 homes damaged dr. if a fire ripped through zero wings mills. they responded just before midnight. as they say they have trouble finding the address. when they arrived, they found the building fully involved in flames. no injuries reported, and no word on what caused the fire. a volunteer firefighter in carroll county at shock trauma after being hit by a car on the tops go road. -- potapsco road. he was attending to the accident victims when he was struck by a vehicle that slid off the road. police are investigating. the search continues for three men involved in a

>>gerry sandusky will have more on the moral and the life and career of joe paterno coming up in sports. >> students at a pennsylvania school who owned a pair of the popular ugs boots might want to leave them at home. the minuscule has banned open top boots. that is because school officials say students were using them to sneak cell phones and other items into the classroom. it has sparked outrage by parents. >> my daughter has not been raised on a silver spoon and i cannot afford to keep buying her new shoes when they change everything. >> the say the students can wear boots to and from school but they will have to change before entering class. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> the rain has held off for the most part of to the west of us. temperatures have been well above normal. 48 for the low. 50 at the airport. the normal is only 42. we are well above that. temperatures are expected to get warmer as we head toward morning. rush hour snowmen get and that all came down during the evening rush hour one year ago today. today scattered light

gerry sandusky have the first installment coming up tonight on wbal.ore disturbing, a horrible morning for running backs coach herbie wilson. fire broke out early this morning and he suffered burns on 30 to 50% of his body. he remains in a medically induced, as he receives treatment. the determination for the cause of the fire. we wish him the very best as he begins a very painful recovery. one of the toughest guys on the orioles' roster, he is not to fight through pain. it was not just pain he dealt with in 2011, it was serious injury but he did not know it. he underwent surgery to repair a torn muscle and helps to be back on opening day. he underwent an mri at the end of the season but it prevented a clear diagnosis. he hit 50 home runs last season. please stay with us. we will check the forecast with tom coming up and a bit. >> coming up tonight, public enemy number one. that is what police are calling this man accused in the attack of three women and baltimore city. the evidence linking to the crime. what was thought to be a deadly fire in east bal

. >> gerry sandusky which you at the raymond camp at owings mills, where the work is already begun. they got a win over the houston tx. how will they beat the patriots if they played with a gate at the -- when they played the texans. jones must punt in the first quarter. it was recovered by jimmy smits. they knocked their way in with a surprise pass. joe flacco found chris wilson -- i know a lot of fans were wondering who chris wilson is. it gave them a 7-3 lead. three interceptions on various web, who had a pro bowl, caliber season. the ravens had everything going their way on the defensive front. offensively, he could not ask for much more than that first quarter. they had a 17-3 lead, but in the playoffs nosebleeds like that do not usually last. -- leads like that do not usually lasts. at halftime, 17-13. but in the fourth quarter, the fourth turnover for the texans. when you win the turnovers, you win the game. a. securing the victory. -- ed. securing the game. >> and just shows how much the fans mean to the players and to the coaches and the organization. it was a tough game. i

. >> we begin with gerry sandusky with what we're telling -- hearing on the team. >> the coach says everybody looks fine. the safety who sat out earlier in the week took part in all practices today. they will leave for foxboro tomorrow. another powerful weekend awaits the family. it sounds like the parents will both be watching games on tv and praying. it is his second shot at taking the ravens to the super bowl. >> they are doing fine. they are doing great. they are excited. they're looking forward to it. i talked to my dad last night. he had some good ideas. mom is doing great. i talked to her for a long time. it was a good conversation. she has always been there to have those conversations. what else can i share with you about our families would be interested in? i did not ask them how many minutes they had on the phone with jim or make a comparison. it does not matter. it would probably not be fair. >> not that it is a competitive family. the patriots did not get the memo that as top seed with home field advantage, they go into the game as favorites in the afc championship. >> you mention

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>> how do i let them know when they have gerry manderred the district. >> exactly the way they did inon says you better not draw those districts for yourselves. you can't draw them for a political party. the courts can now have the authority to check on that. if necessary, draw the maps themselves. the house is suing in federal court to try to stop these things from being implemented. they lost in every court. they will lose all the way through. but the truth of the matter is until you give the courts the authority, the legislature will always act in its best interest or to protect themselves. democrat or republican. >> how dangerous is it for any democracy to allow the voice of the voter to become an illusion. i talk a lot about the pro-wrestling nature of the political process. it appears to be the battle for power. in reality, there's six industries funding both political parties. just how toxic is it? >> the moment you draw districts that it are more competitive, you put into incumbents the idea they can no longer do what they want. they think there are no repercussions for a bad