when pierre decided to go to work for howard johnson he tells me "you come with me." so i had to choose between the white house and howard johnson. >> rose: why did you do that? >> for me it was another world. i would learn about marketing, mass produce. >> rose: america. >> american eating habits. i was in the world trade center, i worked at the russian tea room i opened a restaurant on 6th aven, i would neverave been able to do those things if i hadn't had the training at howard johnson in terms of production and all that. howard johnson was very good to me. >> rose: here's what i don't understand, it was soups, wasn't it? >> yes, all soups. >> rose: and coca-cola wanted to buy it? >> did they? >> rose: yes, yes. >> coca-cola bottling company it was marriott, it was five or six companies wanted to buy the ncept and we did soup of high quality in largerocks. black bread, bag get, we had one apple and a piece of cheese and it was $3. >> rose: it was a great lunch. >> it was a great lunch and it was on... between 45nd 46th o 5t so we seat 102 people and have done 864 l

jordan said his officers will take appropriate action, his words -- and at a briefing tonight, howard johnson they poured into the port like a river of protest. more than 1,000 marchers. jubilant after keeping several shifts from being unloaded at the port today -- after keeping several ships from being unloaded today. >> if the rich were taxed we could afford to have better schools for our kids. >> reporter: that from a kindergarten teacher. this from a lawyer. >> it's not okay for some people to make $16 in a day and others to make $16 every second. >> reporter: not everyone is marching to this beat though. simmering silently in their cabs are these long haul truckers stuck all day in their riggs unable to unload losing money. >> i understand some of the stuff they're talking about, but what they're doing hurts me. >> reporter: he's got 36,000 pounds of perishable meat he's hauled from the northwest to be put on a ship. hundreds of people trickled away from the port as the evening went on but a core grew remain and could throw a wrench in truckers's plans to get back to work tomorrow. >> th

jordan said his officers will take appropriate action, his words -- and at a briefing tonight, howard johnson they poured into the port like a river of protest. more than 1,000 marchers. jubilant after keeping several shifts from being unloaded at the port today -- after keeping several ships from being unloaded today. >> if the rich were taxed we could afford to have better schools for our kids. >> reporter: that from a kindergarten teacher. this from a lawyer. >> it's not okay for some people to make $16 in a day and others to make $16 every second. >> reporter: not everyone is marching to this beat though. simmering silently in their cabs are these long haul truckers stuck all day in their riggs unable to unload losing money. >> i understand some of the stuff they're talking about, but what they're doing hurts me. >> reporter: he's got 36,000 pounds of perishable meat he's hauled from the northwest to be put on a ship. hundreds of people trickled away from the port as the evening went on but a core grew remain and could throw a wrench in truckers's plans to get back to work tomorrow. >> th

howard early on with a bad pass. kansas is going the other way and elijah johnson does it the easy way. kansas blows out howard 89-34. also american falls to mount st. mary's 49-42. >>> if the nfl 2012 draft were held today, the washington redskins would own the no. 7 overall pick and thus would be out of the running to pick top flight quarterbacks like andrew luck from stanford unless they traded up. a chance tonight to check out griffin, iii. baylor taking on washington in the alamo bowl in san antonio. 1st quarter baylor up 7, griffin takes the shot and then he's going down. no, he's not. 24 yards for the score, baylor trails washington now 42-24. maybe he's coming. >>> florida state facing notre dame in the champs sports bowl in orlando, florida. the fighting irish led by 14, but tv su scored 18 unanswer -- but fsa scored 18 unanswered in the 2nd half. fsu beats notre dame, 18-14. >>> i do appreciate this. hopefully -- >> presented with the annual redskins media good guy award, an honor given to the player who helped the media the most during the season. recent award winners are form

this is a study by the robert wood johnson foundation that ranks howard county at the top of the list. montgomery county is second, and prince george's county is one of the least healthy. it ranked 17th on the list, as well as baltimore. the adult obesity rate in prince george's county is 32%, compared to 19% in montgomery county. >>> of the d.c. metro area trust the list of best cities for business. the nation's capital has at all. only one complaint is listed and that is the amount of time wasted commuting. the second best city for business is boston, followed by des moines minneapolis, and omaha, neb.. i wouldn't have guessed that, except for us. >>> still ahead on "good morning washington", but traffic headache for drivers and parts of northwest overnight. water crews have close to the streets for several hours. >>> we have the latest in a child sex abuse case against former assistant coach jerry sandusky. why his lawyer had to apologize to the public. >>> before all of that, we have lisa baden and adam [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways th

howard kids did. kansas up by 35 and having fun. man, oh, man. elijah johnson throw it is down. later in the second half. murv lindsay hits the three. they were overmatched in this one for sure. kansas wins 89-34. >> howard >>> over in italy there's a 99-year-old man who wants a divorce from his wife after 77 years of marriage. he founds letters and his wife confessed she wrote them to a secret boyfriend. if they go through with the split, they'll hold the record for the world's oldest divorcees. here are some comments -- being unfaithful is unforgettable at any age. >> those italians are very romantic. >> others wonder why it took 50 years to go rummaging through years to[ monica ]ing through i'm away on a movie shoot and it hasn't been going exactly as planned. cut. cut! [ monica ] i thought we'd be on location for 3 days -- it's been 3 weeks. so i had to pick up some more things. good thing i've got the citi simplicity card. i don't get hit with a fee if i'm late with a payment... which is good because on this job, no! bigger! [ monica ] i may not be home for a while. [ male a

royce: i rise in support of this resolution and several of our colleagues, sam johnson, howard coble, john conyers and author, charlie rangel, bravely fought in this war and deserve our recognition tonight, even if he hasn't had a bad day since. they deserve our recognition and mr. speaker, the korean war is often called the forgotten war, but those who fought it and our south korean allies haven't forgotten this war and by moving this legislation forward tonight, we are signaling that the house has not forgotten this war. and as much as anything, i believe this resolution demonstrates the shared commitment, the shared sacrifice that serves as the foundation of that u.s.-south korea alliance. we have seen a lot change in those six decades since our colleagues fought in that war, but with u.s. support, south korea has transformed into a modern, leading economy in the world dade, but you go north of that 38th parallel and i have been north of that 38th parallel and still live literally in darkness. it's been more than 60 years since the start of the korean war and after all that time, o

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howard county. those are the temperatures, 53 in hagerstown, 46 in -- >>> in prince george's county, why some people think jack johnson got a harsh prison sentence because he's black and why a leading man law professor says they are wrong. >>> >>> the district attorney said the incidents happened too long to be charged. >> for the on problem for the statute of limitations, their allegations would have resulted in the arrest of bernie fine, at least with a misdemeanor charge of sexual abuse in the third-degree. >> the da's office is angry that an audiotape of one of the users recorded years ago was never brought to the proper authorities. on that tape fine's wife acknowledged her husband's sexual abuse in speaking with an interviewer. fine denize all of those allegations. >>> the former governor of illinois is headed to jail. a judge sentenced rob black to 14 years in prison today. >> this is a time for me to be strong for the children. >> black pleaded for mercy telling judge he never intended to break the law, but admitted to terrible mistakes, and said else sorry. the judge gave him until february 16th to report to

the victim was found on howard road less than a block from the station and take on the the hospital with serious injuries. >>> former council woman he has lee johnsonbe sentenced today for her role in a corruption scheme that the feds say lasted it along years. she faces up to 18 months in prison. her husband the former county execkive jackson johnson was sentenced to eight years in prison for bribes. >>> nato convoy torched in pakistan. more on the story coming up. >>> markets first, big drops on the dow yesterday as european leaders failed to agree on a new debt crisis solution. the nasdaq fell more than 50. and overseas, the trend continues. the nikkei lost 128 points. >>> we're back after this.  >>> making headlines, nato oil supply tankers are burning in pakistan. over 20 trucks were loaded with fuels and supplies. hundreds of trucks are at risk because of travel restrictions. pakistan closed the boardeprote 24 pakistani soldiers two weeks ago. >>> president barack obama promising to delay congress' year-end vacation as well as his own for as long as it takes to extend payroll tax cut. it has been putting more money into nearly everyone's

howard scos inch e, joe read whitman, sam w. yazzie. n.a. brown. rubin curly, alfred dwooly, edwin freeman, billy goldman, roger hawthorne, h. jake, william keen, johnson nazwood. joe price, wilson h. price. peter tracy, woody bsocsie. don bahey. charlie begay. guy chaucie. livingston, martin martinez. with those i submit those names on a wonderful treasure from the four corners to our america and what they gave this country is so valuable and look back on their life and what they gave us is immeasurable. i would like to do is honor them on today, the anniversary of peril harbor and i hope we look fondly on their attributes and what they gave to this great country and we are all great because of them. i want to take the liberty and acknowledge one other person, it's her birthday today, my mom, she turned 78. happy birthday, mom. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from seek recognition? >> permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> on this the 70th anniversary o