so visitors can jack does. with lighthouse and jack)"in my minds eye i can fill in all the details.. that arent there.. i can see the light.. pn my minds eye i can see the light it was a delightful time to be a boy and on the water." (nats- lap lap) in cambridge kc ox 45 news at 0 tte official opening of he lighthouse is expected in septe. september.for more information about the choptank river fox baltimoreedot comm com.watch the eetendee edition of this story online.go to fox-baltimore dot com slash cover tory. aamitt romney fundraiser... fundraiser...thh unique wwy he's offering his supportees... a chance to get to know his wife, annn ann.the o's bringghome another win at camden yards!ttey're on a roll.who stood out to bring ((break 3)) [ female announcer ] it all begin with our powder. then we introduced liquid detergent with stainlifters. followed by the number-one super-concentrated liquid detergent. and now, the most concentrated all ever! introducing new all mighty pacs™. packed with all's active stainl

jack, thanks for coming-- ( laughter ) where's-- where's jack? jimmy, where's jack? ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen, can i talk to you for a minute? >> stephen: we can talk over here if you wanted to. i'll be right-- i'll be right back. hold on ( applause ). ( cheering ) hey, what's up? >> do we have to do this? >> stephen: do what? this. >> stephen: the show? what do you mean? do what? >> why-- i mean, what will we talk about? >> stephen: uhm-- >> you want to talk about music? that's ridiculous. it's like that phrase,un, it's like dancing about architecture, or singing about paintings or something. you want to set your billy idol again? >> stephen: we can go dance. we can go out there and dance. we don't have to talk. you want to dance. you are a renowned dancer. >> no, i am not. >> stephen: let's do a dry run. if you don't like it, we won't do it. we both sid sitdown and i say, "jack white. hey, good to see you again, how you been? >> okay. >> stephen: last year we did a record together. >> we did. >> stephen: you guaranteed me a grammy. how did that work out? >

a jack jack what would you say do you think that do you think that science fiction is mostly inspiring the scientists or it's the other way around war are the achievements in science inspiring the writers to become science fiction writers what what is the chicken to that question alexander i used to be a teacher and one of the best things that always ever happened was when a student would get in touch five ten fifteen years later and say you know it was thanks to you that this happened there that happened. as a writer enormously fortunate i get regularly i get e-mail from scientists technicians engineers telling me that their national interest was sparked by reading a science fiction book that's what turns me i know it's what turned me off but i certainly think it works the what we have to do is make sure that we don't. but we don't get so negative for whatever reason science fiction is out producing a lot of this tolkien novels everything's dial hill everything starker that's kind of it's kind of there retaining in a world where things are actually going pretty well. on the whole you

anna and jack, thanks so much. jack, i thought you danced beautifully.nking the judges. it was really impressive to see. >> thank you, katie. i saw derek spinning you. i think there's a future for you up here. >> start the campaign today. >> thank you, jack. >> katie, sign up. >> okay. >>> now, here's lara. >> thank you, katie. i agree, by the way. there's a hot, new movie creating a lot of buzz about one of the world's fascinating relationship. we're talking about women and their shoes. they are an obsession for so many women. and abc's paula faris has the story. >> reporter: mariah has 1,000. celine, 3,000. and lindsay trumps them both, with 5,000. whether stomping on stage or posing on the red carpet, the stars love to show off their stilettos. the hit series "sex and the city," brought this female fixation to the fore. >> i'm talking about a woman's right to shoes. >> reporter: now, a new documentary, "god save my shoes" is blowing the lid off of ladies and their love affair with high-heels. revealing secrets behind this often complicated relationshi

>> i have played with jack. i caddied for him once. i played a lot of golf with arnold palmer, and gary player. and just by chances yesterday, they wanted to put in the archaracters i can jack, arnie, and gary sitting right over here for an hour and a half last night. we talked about their history here, and the respect for one another. it was not for public airing. it was just the club wanted to have it in its archives. three men who have been incredible for this sport have traveled millions of miles, not only spreading the sport but spreading the virtues of the game and are right now trying to make sure the game stays on track, that we get the youth of the world interested in golf. there is this parallel between this sport and really the way that, you know, society could benefit by the virtues of the sport. they're incredible ambassador asks great men. i played a lot with arnold palmer. i played, in fact, here at augusta with him a few times and i chalked that up as really some of the greatest thrills of my life being able to know all

jack abramoff, it's an honor. by that, i mean i and appreciate you sitting down to take responsibility for what you did and what the system is still doing even as we speak. let me start by asking what appears to me to be an obvious question. why the american people should believe you or why we should take you seriously? why any of this should be given any real regard. >> at the end of the day, unfortunately, i was behind the curtain closed doors in washington that most americans don't get to be behind. i regret that i was behind them. i saw things in those rooms and led the kings in those rooms that i regret and i regret is gone through this country. i had already come to the epiphany that what i had already done was wrong, the system was wrong, and they came to believe that i had to speak out and talk about it because so much of what was wrong end is wrong is still happening. nobody is doing anything about it. we will hoping to get people angry enough that they go do something hot. tavis: behind getting caught, w

jack nicklaus is also a humanitarian.e has built an impressive record of giving to the world, establishing, managing and serving as a face of charities, golf tournaments and campaigns that raise funds to help people in need all over the world. he established a pro-am golf tournament called the jake in honor of his young grandson who died in 2005. it serves as a primary fundraiser for the nicklaus children's health care foundation. is he an honorary chairman of a golf course designed for the rehabilitation of wounded and disabled veterans. he's a spokesperson and trustee for the first tee program that brings golf to children who would not otherwise be exposed to it. jack nicklaus the entrepreneur has been involved in the design of more than 275 golf courses and has been the recipient of the award in golf course design. which is the highest award given by the golf course superintendents. he's been given the donald wast award by the american society of golf course architects and an award by the gold course builders associati

and i could see how much jack improved.e and test those waters and see how he would look in more spandex. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you did get a good score, you got a 24, but like everybody's kind of good this year, unfortunately for you. you don't have a master p in there to throw to the wolves or something. >> no, no two left feet any place. >> jimmy: that is unfortunate. but i also heard that -- i heard that, and you can tell me if this is true, that you are actually kind of happy, because you have a golf tournament that you want to play on monday. is that true? >> my, you know, one of my missions in life is the leukemia lymphoma society because of my brother's had leukemia, full bone marrow. so, i have an event every year to raise money and that's what i have. >> jimmy: so you threw the competition for your brother? >> it's for a good cause. >> jimmy: last night you broke down in tears. you weren't the only one. pretty much -- do you wish, in retrospect, you'd cried harder? [ laughter ] >> you know, you bring these though

you try to get the whole company to pull together. >> jack -- >> to win. >> jack, bluntly, do you thinkitt romney can win this race versus obama? >> absolutely. >> and you've said romney is the pro-business guy. he's the market-friendly guy. would you change your outlook if you thought romney was going to win? would it be good for the economy? would it be good for the stock market? is it that clear? >> i'm not going to talk about the stock market, but it would be great for the country. we'd be a stronger company, we'd have more jobs, we'd have more people getting a piece of the pie and we wouldn't have this divisive nature that we have with this president, screaming at one group and then screaming at the next group in a high pitched voice. he was in florida this week screaming and yelling about rich people. he went after the supreme court. we got to stop this, larry. >> well, okay. i hear you loudly and clearly. you don't have to convince me. i'm just glad that when you say it, it has some real weight to it, jack welch. thanks very much for coming back on the show. we have another hot s

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we have jack blankenship joining us via skype to talk to us. i'm holding an article from the crimson white. the headline is blankenship named new face of the university. is this all an april fools joke? >> maybe it is my time for office. of course not. >> so you got the face to insight a crowd at a basketball game. has this attention had any other good effects for you, if you yo know what i mean? >> first off, i don't know what you mean. if you're referring to the dating game, i got a lot of facebook friends but zero dates. >> but you still got the face. give us the face. ♪ >> as president of the university of alabama, i want dreams to come true on campus. the therefore i would be installing wishing wells on every corner of campus. >> what happen now? >> i never thought i would be on late night or jimmy fallon, but for now, the future is unknown. >> take it easy. that's going to do it for this edition of "right this minute." we have one more video. this is beautiful footage from a trip to vienna, austria. stick around. another half hour of "rtm

and jack moved up to the position. now, what i discovered in the book is it isn't as simple as he was dragooned into service because he wanted to be a scholar or some kind of journalist. think about john kennedy again. do you really think he was going to sit in class with 30 kids at princeton or sit away writing books alone? no. i'm sorry, going back to high school he read churchill's history of world war i in its entirety when he was 14. he read "the new york times," according to his fellow students, every day. he got a copy, i guess, mailed to him, and he'd sit in his bed and try to figure out each article and distill out of it its meaning. he ran for student council his second year at harvard. when he was in the navy, it's all he talked about, state and local politics around the country. all the indication were from his friends, charlie bartlett, he was headed for a political career. so this was really not true that he wasn't ready and primed to go for it. the minute joe was killed, he was there. >> host: so his fat

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because they know jack movie version of his story and real like he's former super lobbyist jack abrams off he pleaded guilty to lobbying related crime did the time now he's exposing the secrets of how special interests get their way and washington will get an inside look also look at how to be a crook. instead of just printing money and buying stuff with it you print money and lowering it to other people. if that's their goal we'll talk about it let's get to today's capital account. so when it comes to lobbying and special interests in washington we talk a lot about wall street and the financial sector and their purported influence and of course one of the facts to support that is the logging dollars they spend so the finance along with real estate and insurance sector ranks third in the amount of lobbying dollars spent over the last thirteen years and more than four point eight billion dollars you can see there that's after health and miscellaneous business now one might deduce that it's paying off because look at how much more banks are spending is one example this is commercial bank

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if your home was built before 1978, >> if every halloween you carve the same old face on your jack-o'sten up. carly's about to shed some light on a whole world of creative pumpkin-carving options for when october rolls around again. >> welcome to the great jack-o'-lantern blaze. it's held every fall at van cortlandt manor. this historic location is not far from where washington irving's legendary headless horseman chased ichabod crane. [ horse neighs ] >> aah! >> we are in the midst of "sleepy hollow" country. this is the home of the american heritage of halloween, and we've always had fantastic halloween events in this area, and this is probably one of the best. >> more than 4,000 pumpkins are used to create all sorts of clever and spooky scenes. for some displays, artificial pumpkins are needed, but most are real. we are in front of our jurassic park installation, where we have giant, life-size dinosaurs that are constructed of, in some cases, more than a hundred pumpkins. we sketch them from anatomy books and create them so that they're accurate. each pumpkin represents a specific

>> the wet suit's on with jack hanna. good morning. jack, later this morning.k here at sea world. show us where you're standing atop -- >> these are the manatees. beautiful animals. seaworld rehabilitates these animals back to the wild, more than any place in the world. they're beautiful creature, they really are. a gentle giant. and here, we have the beautiful sea turtles we're going to go down with. >> jack's going to take us on an underwater tour. nice, jack. lets get to the boards. that storm system will move into the country later today. today, there is not an inch of dry inch on the west coast today. that storm system will move through the country later today. a quick look at the big board. it's cool here in south, central florida. but it will warm up later toda >> all of that weather was brought to you by mary kay. jack, into the water for the next half hour, right? >> right. we're going to have fun. >> guys, we'll be right back. >> robin has to jump in the water. >> jack and sam in a wet suit. gives me the vapors. >>> a lot of people will be getting the

you guys, performing the song "jack of all trades" from his new album, "wrecking ball," please welcomewe'll be all right ♪ ♪ i'll hammer the nails and i'll set the stone i'll harvest your crops when they're ripe and grown ♪ ♪ i'll pull that engine apart and patch her up 'til she's running right ♪ ♪ i'm a jack of all trades baby we'll be all right ♪ ♪ a hurricane blows and brings a hard rain ♪ ♪ when the blue sky breaks it feels like the world's gonna change ♪ ♪ we'll start caring for each other like jesus said that we might ♪ ♪ i'm a jack of all trades baby we'll be all right ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the banker man grows fat the working man grows thin ♪ it's all happened before and it'll happen again ♪ ♪ it'll happen again yes they'll bet your life i'm a jack of all trades baby we'll be all right ♪ ♪ now sometimes tomorrow comes soaked in treasure and blood ♪ ♪ here we stood the drought now we'll stand the flood there's a new world coming i can see the light ♪ ♪ i'm a jack of all trades baby we'll be all right ♪ ♪ so you use what you've got and you learn to make do here you take the old and you make

but my partner jack kemp, can he come up and meet with you? >> they get away with not even registering. the entire structure is ridiculous. after gingrich said he was a history professor, for the first time in my life, i went into the disclosure act to look at the definition of lobbyists. it turns out i am not sure i was a lobbyist at the end of the day. it is written with such loopholes, it is absurd. people are on capitol hill, they need to be barred from making that transition. it is the source of immense corruption. people resent it in this country. they don't like seeing people that are coming in as middle- class folks and leaving as multimillionaires. people resent that. it is part of the reason congress is held in such low esteem. tavis: tthe law will cover more staff people and members of congress themselves. how tough can we be on members of congress? with specific regard to lawmakers, what are we missing about locking them down? >> anybody up there needs to be completely locked out. nobody is forcing you to be a congressman. i have n

i could see how much jack improved.l it's over. >> no it was after. >> jimmy: well she's making up for lost hen pecking. >> it was a very special evening for all the contestants. we led it off and i thought that was a special place to be. it was an important story. >> jimmy: what about that outfit you were wearing last night? you're doing this dance as tribute to your daughter and you're dressed like -- >> tell me. >> jimmy: what would you say? >> like a sunset. >> jimmy: that's one way of putting it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you looked like a gay match. [cheers and applause ] >> you know they had these outfits -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you have to wear the outfit they give you? were there any choices? >> no, jimmy, there are no choices. >> jimmy: did you choose this? see, that's what your daughter was saying. >> that's what he did. >> jimmy: well, you did get a good score. everybody did, unfortunately. next time maybe hit somebody in the knee caps or something like that. >> i'm not quite over the gay match comment. >>

jack i think jack is surprised you know, he is like yeah, it is really good you guys actually know what are talking about. >> this last one just says thank you so much for your presentation then they did a curving, learning gained before and learning gained after the meter goes up i want to say thank you to the kids if we helped shape anyone to be asports producer anchor reporter,. >> you are very humble on the front it says dear mr. ross cool magnificent sports guy. >> that was from my mom. >> we did have a great time it was a lot of fun. >> nice thing to do. >> thank you allison back to you. >> thanks guys. >> lyndsey lohan preparing for her cameo on glee plus another heated rant from mel gibson. >> plus winner of the massive millions jackpot stay with us  >> mel gibson in trouble for another rant he was recorded in costa rica when he was meet being the screen writer of his film, the film is now in limbo but on the recording gibson gives a profanity laced rant blaming his ex-wife for stealing his money he also says it is anti semitic, gibson is denying that. >> he needs help. >> lyn