this is the sunset tonight just past 5:30 from hemingway. i just love this shot.tomorrow. it's a chilly night but tomorrow we'll climb into the low 60s, about 20 degrees above average on the last day of january pooh go back to the hemingway shot. >> i don't have a reverse button. >> watch it tonight at 8:00. that's beautiful. we'll see you later. i want a baby. a baby? but we were gonna see the northern lights in alaska. go spelunking with the guys. yeah, i said it-- spelunking. [ whirring ] and i still haven't built one of those fighting robots. come on. it's pretty awesome. okay. just a few things we need to do first. [ laughs ] [ announcer ] before you make your leap, make a list. then get going in the completely redesigned cr-v. all new, from honda.

finds junior hemingway for a - 45-yard touchdown. hemingway comes down with it. a fumble on the ensuing kickoff. wolverines then try a fake field goal. the holder passes the ball and deflected and center jarrod landa comes down it with. the big fellow. michigan could not get a touchdown but added three more points for a 10-6 halftime lead. virginia tech going for a two-point conversion to tight game in the fourth. logan thomas, a good quarterback, hits marcus davis. tied at 17. both teams tack on field goal to send things in overtime. thomas throws a 20 yard pass in the end zone and goes for an amazing diving catch. replay shows the spectacular one handed grab initially ruled a touchdown but overruled. they overturned that. that is a tough call. overturned it on review saying that his shoulder hit the sideline as he came down and didn't have control. thought it was a touchdown. the kicker justin meyer misses a 37 yarder. brandon gibbons, he's going to drill a 37 yarder. that gives michigan the win and a great season. michigan wins the sugar bowl 23-20 despite put

denard robinson scrambles and looks and finds junior hemingway. old man and the sea. might as well call him old man and the "t." 7-6, wolverines. 10-6, big blue. robinson, to hemingway again. this time in the back of the paint. it's 17-6, wolverines. they were rolling. fourth quarter. hokies down 17-9. thomas the one-yard sneak for the touchdown. v.a. tech would get a two-point conversion. that would square things up at 17-17. five seconds left in regulation. michigan up a three spot. thomas couldn't bear to watch. justin myer says why not? he was good right there. game tied at 20-20. we're heading to overtime. it's free football in the streets. first v.a. tech possession, myer from 37 yards away. no dice. robinson and michigan takes over. brendan gibbons, from 37 yards, count it. robinson, feeling good and rightfully so. michigan, they win the sugar bowl, 23-20, in overtime. >>> that will do it for your espn news update. until next time, i'm cole wright. >> this michigan native is very happy this morning. >> go, blue. hail to the victors, right? >> that smile says it

this is our view from hemingway, the bay bridge getting fogged. rain and nice clearing. then you see the chops pick up, so just an awesome day and finishing on a quiet weather note. again, out on the mighty chesapeake, our view looking west. maryland's most powerful radar looking clear. wind gusts have been the story, gusting at times up to 40 and above. now we're gusting to 37 at bwi. 3 at dover avenues base -- air force base. it's a steady northwesterly wind that will steadily bring our temperatures down. not a real arctic blast but a cool shot that will crop -- drop our temperatures. it will be chilly overnight. we may get down to freezing. we're in the low freezing. eventually temperatures will drop quite a bit. today in spots we were in the mid-60s. we forecast 60 today. 356 -- 65 downtown. tomorrow we'll shave a solid 10 or 12 degrees from the numbers. we'll and up with high temps in the 52-degree range. a nice way to start the weekend, breezy tonight. we may see a few additional clouds come in toward the second half of the weekend but right now dry and somewhat wi

this is our view from hemingway. look at that fog bank roll in and then a front pushing through.t has chop on the bay with the gusty winds and things are getting calmer, gorgeous view. chesapeake looking the other day. we're looking east from the western shore and finding a clear finish to the disairks southern maryland. cloud battling back and forth with the sunshine. finally a beautiful finish. boy, not a bad day for late january. maryland's most powerful radar, five sweeps finding all clear. we call for a dry one but it will be windy at times, not just the gust tonight. a new boundary will make things breezy once again. you can seat sustained winds are not as much as the peak gusts. 21 hagerstown and 16 in ocean city. now it's interesting to note that temperatures on our state map here, one of those classic days where you can see the change over miles of temperatures, 50s on the eastern shore. 40s from baltimore back out to hagerstown and through dulles. then 30s and 20s out west of garrett county. so, yes, a difference that will be felt after a day when we were in the mid-60s

our view from hemingways on the water. how about looking east, from the rod and reel, chesapeake beach. in washington today downtown you see clouds at times holding tough and one more stop in frostburg just to show that conditions are clear, a little rain earlier but conditions are snow free even in western maryland. maryland's most popular radar sitting clear. windy, gusty conditions, winds gusting around 37 miles an hour at the top of the hour but been over 40. it's a steady west wind. ocean city with a wind of 230. you can see that contract in temperatures. this is a weak cold front by january standards. we're hanging out in the mid-50s from baltimore east. 40s in winchester. the more significant colder air back up into the maryland mountains. 32 in oakland in southwestern pennsylvania. highs today very, very warm for late january. 65 downtown. 70, 70 degrees in culpepper, virginia today. take a look across the region. there's that frontal boundary pushing offshore. to the north and west there are additional clouds. i t

anthony hemingway, nate parker and dr. roscoe brown, tuskegee are a men. thank you for joining us.sees this movie. the movie is not a documentary. it's really an action movie, but it tells a story. a story that gives many of us hope that things can change if we're committed. we cannot just complain. we've got to know things can change. >>> ahead -- america has a new star. president obama goes show time at the apollo. you need to hear this one, next. emily's just starting out... and on a budget. like a ramen noodle- every-night budget. she thought allstate car insurance was out of her reach. until she heard about the value plan. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. >>> the legendary apollo theater in harlem has produced many legendary performances for more than 70 years. the apollo has been the place to go for young, mostly black entertainers, trying to make it in show business. from michael jackson to ella fitzgerald, tina turner to quincy jones and richard pryor. my mentor and father figure james brown. brought the house down many a night. and he packed the house

i know that you were in part inspired by reading hemingway as a young boy.t. >> yeah. you know, in seventh or eighth grade, i can't remember which, i picked up the short stories of kilimanjaro by hemingway, and i was struck by his description of the mountain and, you know, the frozen leopard carcass on the west summit. and just, it was somewhat mythical to me, so i kind of filed it away as a young boy and thought, you know, i'd like to go visit that place one day. and the opportune moment has arisen, and i'm just trying to seize it. >> when do you start? what's the day you start your ascent and how long will it take? >> i start on tuesday. and we fly out via detroit, amsterdam, down to kilimanjaro. it's about 18 hours on a plane. and then we actually step foot on the mountain on january the 5th. and that ascension will take us probably about 8 1/2 days. and we just want to ensure that we're going to have the best chance to summit, so we're taking a little bit longer and i'll be writing a blog and an article in diary form for "the new york times," so you can

i know you were in part inspired by reading hemingway as a young boy.hat. >> yeah, in seventh or eighth grade i picked up the short story of hemingways and i was struck by his description of the mountain and the frozen leopard on the summit, and i filed it away as a young boy. i thought i'd like the go visit that place one day. the opportune moment has arisen. and i'm just trying to seize it. >> when do you start? what's the day you start your ascent and how long will it take? >> i start on tuesday. and we fly via detroit, amsterdam, it's about 18 hours on a plane. then we actually step foot on the mountain on january the 5th. and this ascension will take us probably 8 1/2 days. we want to ensure that we'll have the best chance to the summit so we're taking a little bit longer. i'll be writing a blog and article for "the yo

he knew earns hemingway and thought he was a jerk. >> he was one of the last living public personages of a great generation. it's a voice that is slowly falling silent and that's a loss not just for us but everyone. >> he was talking about the fact that he knew so many amazing people including ernest hemingway and he got a big laugh when my dad said he was a jerk. >> he told it like it was. i don't like this guy and i'm going to tell you why. >> he is a jerk! that's what makes him so unique. you can really sense the emotion what he they talk about their friend and colleague and obviously, so missed by all of them. >> i knew his daughter. emily is a big uppety up in boston television. she is a lot like her dad. no nonsense. kind of tell it like it is. all that good stuff. >>> it is 6:21. coming up, some down home southern food and a taste around the world. liam has his top picks for foodies this weekend. >> and is logging off facebook ke to happiness? that and more coming up. a new study says, blame facebook. >>> are you feeling bitter about your life? a new study says blame facebook.

i want to give you a -- from kent island from hemingway. saw the dark clouds, just a wild day of changing weather often the bay. annapolis the other view. we are looking at down the severn. very active weather across the area. you can see dc but the camera just went down. the radar, dry, clear, that's expected all weekend. winds from the north to west. gusty winds still to be had and as we go to the morning hours, these could let up. walking the dog or -- going for the peace run. these winds could pick up. we have another front on the way that won't bring rain but more wind tomorrow night. across the central part of the state. today's high temperatures weren't record breaking but impressive for late january. 65 downtown before the cold front pushed through. midatlantic, how long does that last? probably to the midpart of next week. this set to not only fizzle out but two north of us and i think we will see enhanced cloud cover from the front on the south side. high pressure settles in for 12 hours and that will keep us setting dry. a little

he knew ernest hemingway and thought he was a jerk. [ laughter ] all that and so much more was in hismory and now it's all gone. >> at a certain point, we, all of us reflect on what we leave behind. in andy's case, it's a rich eccentric legacy. one man's view of his century reaching from war to watches, politics to paper weights. natural disasters to unnatural doorknobs. he was not so much a man for all seasons as he was a man for all observations. >> he was one of the last living public personages of a great generation. it's a voice that is slowly falling silent and that's a loss not for all of us at "60 minutes." but for all of us around the country. >> coming up later on "cbs this morning," the latest on the big snowstorm hitting the midwest and how it's affecting travel. and how it'se'll get a live rep chicago's o'hare. plus, another scandal for britain's duchess of york, she faces jail time in turkey. we'll get details. >> are we addicted to the internet. we'll hear from guru deepak chopra on how to clear our mind and body. all that and more on cbs this more than. >>> this is the

he knew ernest hemingway and thought he was a jerk.) all that and so much more was in his memory and now it's all go gone. >> at a certain point we, all of us, reflect on what we leave behind. in andy's case, it's a rich, eccentric legacy. one man's view of his century reaching from war to watches, politics to paperweights, natural disasters to unnatural doorknobs. he was not so much a man for all seasons as he was a man for all observations. >> he was one of the last living public personages of a great generation. it's a voice that is slowly falling silent. and that's a loss not for all of us at "60 minutes" but for all of us around the country. >> pelley: and he was our connection to the founding values of cbs news. that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> who is khloe kardashian's father? mom kris speaks out. >> i gave

he knew ernest hemingway and thought he was a jerk. ( laughter ) all that and so much more was in hisd now it's all go gone. >> at a certain point we, all of us, reflect on what we leave behind. in andy's case, it's a rich, eccentric legacy. one man's view of his century reaching from war to watches, politics to paperweights, natural disasters to unnatural doorknobs. he was not so much a man for all seasons as he was a man for all observations. >> he was one of the last living public personages of a great generation. it could be a silver liningo a very d >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. it could be a silver lining to a very dark cloud still hacking over the housing -- hanging over the housing market. >> a bay area company is buying up foreclosed homes left and right, and it's found a way to turn that problem into profit. but christin ayers shows us, it's not just the company that's winning in this game. >> reporter: this is one of the homes that that company is cashing in on. it won't just be flipped but fixed and in a matter of weeks turned over to a renter who w

. >> hemingway's trunk, are there unpublished manuscripts still in the vault, as it were? >> i did discover? the course of researching the magnum opus various drafts of what would have been the parallel volume. the volume where he discussed his domestic politics involvement from 1933 to the 1950s. i don't know -- i think he called that his crusade book. that's something that is yet to be published. >> hopefully you'll bring it to us. ... minutes. >> good evening thank you for coming out to support your local independent.sign i am the key events director here and i hope you will pick up one of our calendars. we have some great readings lined up next week and as well as the night of staff recommendations later in the month. also you may have noticed we are filming tonight so if you could please make sure to turn off all cellphones and things like that are drum machines on yourlm personal. [laughter] you can follow all of our defense on our website where you can also look at the google edition.o th you can be sure to hear about our founding fathers what they believed and what

that was anthony hemingway talking about his movie red tails.the way you can see more of this interview on our blog. go to cnn.com/don. it's now official. it will be the new york giants against the new england patriots two weeks from tonight. the giants pull an update and ended the perfect season four years ago. new york advanced by beating san francisco in overtime on new england defeating baltimore earlier. this year's game will be played in ngian ap lis.

that was anthony hemingway talking about his movie red tails.the way you can see more of this interview on our blog. go to cnn.com/don. it's now official. it will be the new york giants against the new england patriots two week

gingrich's new hampshire state director andrew hemingway joins us from manchester today. nice to have you on the program. what is the hope in iowa? let's talk about iowa first. where does gingrich need to finish tonight to be in a good place for new hampshire? >> i don't think there's a one specific number. there's no historical relevance to saying he needs to finish second or third. john mccain is the best example of this, finishing in fourth place and doing very well here in new hampshire. i think that what we're looking for and excited about is the show of strength of an organization, for many weeks here as the state director of new hampshire, we've been asked of the strength of our organization, in the coming days we have an opportunity to show exactly what the organization is that we've been able to build in a short time. >> as the state director there, it's obviously your job to rally supporters and rally the voters there. but i want to listen to what boss told reporters yesterday. >> i don't think i'm going to win. if you look at the numbers, that volume of negativ

i know that you were in part inspired by reading hemingway as a young boy.grade, i can't remember which, i picked up the short story, snows of killimanjaro by hemmingway. i was struck by his description of the mountain and the frozen leopard carcus on the west summit. it was somewhat mythical to me. i filed it away as a young boy and thought, i would like to visit that place one day. the opportune moment has arisen and i am trying to seize it. >> whether do you start? >> i start on tuesday and we fly out via detroit, amsterdam, down to kilimanjaro. it is about 18 hours on a plane and we step foot on the mountain on january the 5th. that will take us probably about 8 1/2 days. we want to ensure we are going to have the best chance to summit. we are taking a little bt

>> the newest in columbia, dock's barbecue and scotts in hemingway and sweatman's in holly hill. hopefully have time here friday, saturday to check them out. >> thank you both. up next, we will get the democratic take on the race here in south carolina with former governor jim hodges. still ahead, convincing conservatives, rick perry is counting on them to somehow make a comeback in south carolina. will his thinly veiled swipes, if you want to call them that, at rick santorum's catholic faith get him there or does that turn them away. >> full disclosure, the richest guy running for president, should mitt romney release his tax returns sooner than later and go back ten years? a look at the president's schedule, you're watching "the daily rundown". -i love this card. -with the bankamericard cash rewards credit card, we earn more cash back for the things we buy most. it's 1% cash back everywhere, every time. 2% on groceries. 3% on gas. automatically. no hoops to jump through. that's 1% cash back on oscar. ...tony. oscar! 2% back on whatever she'll eat. 3% back on filling up this bab

. >> and to the time of hemingway andstein, midnight in pairs is a glorious film. >> the choice for number one is a throwback to the way they made films more than 80 years ago. the artist is attributed to when they had faces. a block and white silent film, funny, fascinating, and an instant classic. could my picks be a preview of the award season in i'll be voting for the broadcast association critics choice awards. you can see those on january 1 look for my picks and maybe a few more. i'm don an the, abc7 news and we will see you on the isle. >> good stuff. next at six, san francisco zoo officials are celebrating the return of a stolen monkey. but they are requesting questions about how that monkey was found. and we will highlight the new year's >> in the news this sunday morning a squirrel monkey taken from the san francisco zoo is back home this morning. but the investigation continues. fireworks dazzle thousands of new year's revelers in san francisco. >> good morning. >> some breezy winds out there this morning allowing for mild temperatures but the first spare the air of 2012 is toda

junior hemingway 45 yard 5 seconds left. senior justin meier nails fourth field goal of the game.session looks like a touch down to coal pan what an effort there. officials say he didn't have control. so they kick afield goal. myers 4 for 4 until there. missed it from 3 37. pushed it. michigan 37 yard. gibbons good night. game over. drive home safely. one kicker feeling great. the other in agony. 23-20 wovlts arena who finish up at 11 and 2 for their coach. maybe if they had steady healthy the raiders would have made the play offs they didn't. 8 and 8 season the raiders watching the post season. mike looks back on what could have been. >> so yes i'm pissed at the team and always put it on me but i am pissed at my team. >> jackson taking the blame for losses all season but on sunday he threw the players under the bus after losing to the chargers in a shot at the play offs. . yesterday he was already lacking ahead. >> we are going to win a championship here that's what i told them. if you don't feel comfortable at the way i think you have to buy in then maybe this is not the right p

but i look back at guys like hemingway and fitzgerald and all that, thomas wolfe, they had a few good books, and then you all have a few good books in your comment i think dickens puts the lie to that. but most people don't, but they keep on writing because they don't know what else to do and end up writing themselves. i don't want to do that. so i started writing these history books. and be damned if they weren't a lot of fun to write. they really, really work. and on that encouraging note, why don't we take some questions? now, let me give you some ground rules. because the man with the boom, you don't want them walking or hitting people in the head, we will start taking questions here and move to the center and move over here to this section. we have a question, man with the boom, you're in the wrong place. >> modular researching this book, what story or character speedy for him army? >> i guess for him. what character or story delighted or surprised you the most? >> i don't hear with who. someone repeat that question for me. no, care and tell me. -- come up here and tell me. [inau

. >> host: that raises -- hemingway's trunk. there are still manuscripts in the vault, also it were? >> guest: i did discover in the course of researching magnum opus, various drafts of what would have been the parallel volume, the volume where he discussed his domestic politics involvement from 1933 to the 1950s. i think he called that his crusade book. so that's something that iseess to be published. >> host: hopefully. you will bring it to us. it's an extraordinary account, george. we have been talking to george nash. the book is "freedom betrayed" worth wait ing 50 years for. the author, herbert hoover. >> the pursuit of happiness is the name of the book, and university of maryland professor and brookings instance constitution fellow, carol graham, is the author. >> host: -- graham, is happiness public policy? >> guest: that's a big question these days. when i started working on this ten years ago, people thought the few of us that were doing it were pretty loopy. but actually it's become a new science, way of measuring well

she said we talked about hemingway all the way down the red carpet. >> is she ready for this?he celebrity part takes time to get used to. >> have great weekend, cynthia. "w.e." opens in theaters february 3rd. >>> coming up, a brand new "show me the money." people have to claim the money today. >> live and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. good morning @ 8:27. the d.c. ticket amnesty program today and it relieves ticketsing parking before january, 2010. you avoid the -- you pay the late feeswill avoid paid on line, on phone, or in person. metro riders are frustrated after a long trip home last .ight a power outage and scheduled trackman's lead to major delays the red, orange, and blue lines. some ofrs say it took them two hours to get tom barrett will have an in-depth newschannel 8 in a couple of minutes. this is the picture for commuters. it has been a very slow ride, particularly in silver spring had a power outage in the heart of downtown. police are directing for most of intersections right now. rain and rosebay will be an morning.s in virginia, it is slow on 95 from 644

she said we talked about hemingway all the way down the red carpet. >> is she ready for this?he celebrity part takes time to get used to. >> have great weekend, cynthia. "w.e." opens in theaters february 3rd. >>> coming up, a brand new "show me the money." people have to claim the money today. >>> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate byweatherate. >> good morning and happy friday. we are dealing with wet weather across the area. we have a break in the action though back around carroll county and frederick county. but the wetl is -- weather is here and it is pushing to the eastern shore we are seeing wet weather and heavier rain in the reds and yellows and oranges and we are seeing more of that in aberdeen down into lake shore. so we will get that for a couple few more minutes and then we are seeing again into severna park and crownsville and arnold and another batch of rain from the south that will work its way in going through the remaining hours of the morning. i will be here to give outdetails how to stay dry. let's check out t

. >> anthony hemingway, director of the wire on tv, i was a big fan of that. got him to direct it.is how real you can make what happens on the screen to reflect the reality of what it means to have your life online in the air, not knowing what's going to happen and facing instant death. >> well, that's ultimately the story. and now, with digital technology, we can make it much more real. i'm a big fan of aerial combat obviously from star wars. i've been doing it most of my life. >> you know about that. >> each time i do it, i get better and once we got the digital, it got better. >> battle of britain was one of the last real combat movies made. no photographers died in that picture. it's hard to get the planes to line up. it takes a day to do one shot. even then it's not that great. you can't get where you want to get physically. >> when you look at the movies you can make. what is it that turns you on beyond the things that you've already said? what kind of stories appeal to george? >> well, there's the intellectual side of me that wants to do more experimental films, which i have

she said we talked about hemingway all the way down the red carpet.he ready for this? five major films coming out. >> it's a lot. i think the celebrity part takes time to get used to. >> well, thanks for letting us get to know her a little better. have great weekend, cynthia. "w.e." opens in theaters february 3rd. >>> coming up, a brand new "show me the money." people have to claim the money today. m >>> good morning i'm kristen sze. oakland city trade fors expected to release new budget proposal that could mean fewer lay-offs. the city said it would have to cut 81 employees and slash hundreds of thousands in funding to make up for the loss of millions in state redevelopment financing. city leaders have learned they have 7 1/2 million dollars more revenue than previously estimated. >> let's check in with sue hall. >> good morning. fog still seems to be a factor especially at the bay bridge. difficult time you can see at the toll plaza, i wanted to show you our free waze app great way to see what is going on. traffic spotters are reporting traffic at a

. >> i will say this is a hemingway-esque the single sentence. what can you do? you can link to fpa.gov. we are trying to make this quick and seamless. if a state has online registration, we are driving the person to the on-line registration. if a state has online delivery system, we are driving them to that. the state have this infrastructure themselves. they do not need us anymore. second, the administration has endorsed the private right of action and has endorsed that in the last session of congress, as was a request asking for that. third, with the automatic balance of the last election cycles been repealed, now it is for a single calendar year and only for military personnel. we believe it should be for military and overseas persons, and for the fall election cycle. -- the fall election cycle. -- shakira full election -- full election cycle. the overseas direct could be a big element in order to reduce the binder down to nine or 10 pages. the fact is, within individual states to have exceedingly different rules for different elections with the same form. we

hemingway comes down with it for a 45-yard touchdown.e and the ensuing kickoff and then it's time for a fake field goal. it's deflected, look at this, and bounces into the arms of center, the big fella comes down with it. that led to a michigan field goal, gave him a 10-6 lead at halftime. fourth quarter, virginia tech, going for a two-point conversion to tie the game. logan thomas, tied at 17. teams tacked on field goals, going to overtime, tied at 20. 20-yard pass to the end zone, what looks to be an amazing catch. this is in overtime. the replay showing you the spectacular grabby the senior initially ruled a touchdown, but overturned on review. they say no touchdown. his shoulder hit the sideline, didn't have control as he came down. still an incredible effort. they will try for the field goal to take the lead, but he misses the 37-yarder, pushed it right, opens the door for michigan on the next drive. brendon gibbons going for the win. the left-footed kicker stutters a bit, but gets it through. michigan wins 23-20 despite putting up