. >> james kelly was president of the seattle urban league at the time. >> well, it was, i felt, unnecessary. a full blown violence of a punch to the face was just wrong. but at the same time i also felt like what the young woman did to the police officer was wrong as well. so my whole analysis was two wrongs don't make a right. >> i think he showed great restraint. he could have used a night stick, a pepper spray. he used what was in his training and that was just a straight punch. >> to calm racial tensions, james kelly organizes a closed-door meeting between walsh and rosenthal. >> we agreed to have no media or cameras. she offered her apologies. she tried to explain what led up to it and she apologized and the officer accepted her apology. >> rosenthal pleads guilty to fourth degree assault and serves 80 hours of community service. her friend levias is sentenced to 24 hours of community service for obstructing a police officer. walsh is sent back to the training unit for a review of department policies. while the civilian office of accountability investigates the incident. they find wals

joseph high school, brother james kelly. mily and friends turned out for the emotional service today. brother james was known for beginning and ending the school day at the front door. he served as president there for the last 10 years. he lost his battle with prostate cancer over the weekend. he was 64 years old. >> the state has put more teeth into the average grade policy requirements for student athletes. today the state board of education approved the recommendation which sets a 2.0 gpa as a minimum standard. student athletes must also be on track toward earning credits toward graduation. >> when it is all said and done after four years, we don't want just athletes. we want student athletes that can go to the next level and academically compete at the next level. >> the new requirement goes into effect on september -- on december 31. >> now, your insta-weather forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> unseasonably warm temperatures up and down the eastern seaboard, not only here in baltimore but all the way up

. >> james kelly, the president of mt. st. joseph high school died early this morning. he died at his residence. he suffered from prostate cancer. he came here in 2001 from kentucky when he became the second longest serving president. brother james was 64 years old. the funeral is tuesday, december 6 at 10:30 a.m. at the cathedral on north charles street in north baltimore. a warm welcome home for members of an army national guard troops from maryland. the field support maintenance company deployed to iraq in feb of this year. the unit is returning early because of a deadline to withdraw all troops from iraq. this was the first deployment for the unit. >> it is a good feeling to be back, finally. it was worth it. this is what it is all about. this is when i deployed the first time. high son was just 2 years old. that was a few years ago. >> the unit has more than 165 members. still ahead on 11 news tonight, virginia tech facing fines from the federal government four years after the mass shootinglies there. we will tell you why. hear what former penn state coach jerry sa

. >>> funeral arrangements made for a brother, james kelly. friends and family will gatt tore remember the president of mount st. joe's school. it's set from 3:00 until 8:00. students will have an opportunity to pay respects during the school day. a mass will be held tomorrow at the cathedral, set for 10:30. kelly died after a long battle. president of the school for more than a decade and died at 64. >>> we turn to the riveting comments from sandusky speaking out about the chimed sex comments against him. he had a lot to say. pressed, point blank about whether he is sexually attracted to children, zap san provided no easy answer. >> the interview was conducted by the new york times. sandusky maintains innocence of molesting boys over 15 years, observers describe it as uncometel. zap san had a lot to -- san sandusky had a lot to say. when pressed about whether he was sexually attracted to children, he couldn't give a yes or no answer. sandusky was asked directly are you attracted to under age boys. sandusky repeated the question, paused and re

james kelly ran it, sad loss for mount saint james. p -- connie died, how she fought such a courageous battle. if you had a baby in the last 40 years you knew etna. she was in charge of your room at the hospital. ernie tyler, guys like this stay bus forever. miss you honey. and the man in uniform that gave us -- made us laugh and cry on a summer night. no way he left us this way and ron smith, the radio clown is different now. how you made the call to live your life. and how about a funeral that gave us a reason to look back. our time to say we did it great. we may never see a good-bye like this ever again. william donald schaffer. why is -- playing in the background. because it was don's favorite song before he died. . >>> here is what you do. you open the sham chain bootl like a pro. it's actually pretty easy. you take the -- the fire teams up and you find the seam in the bottle. >> find that vertical seam because the vertical seam where it goes -- where it goes around the bottle where it meets the glass lip is where the weakest poin

brother james kelly was 64 years old. his funeral is set for cathedral of mary our queen in north baltimore at 10:00 30. >> the field of presidential candidates got smaller. herman cain announced he is suspending his campaign with a report that he carried on a 13-year affair. he's out, but vowing he's not finished on the public stage. brian mooar has that story in our "commitment 2012" report. >> herman cain is suspendsing his run for the white house. he blames the media and the political establishment. >> false accusations about me continue. they have sidetracked and distracted myable to prept solutions to the american people. >> cain's wife stood behind him literally. >> i am at peace with my wife, and she is at peace with me. [cheers and applause] >> the announcement stunned cain supporters. y really thought he would come out fighting, and i'm disappointed that he's not. >> i understand the stress that a family can go through with all of the accusations and every monday wondering what's coming next. >> but cain vowed h

brother james kelly passed on saturday after a battle with prostate cancer. he came from kentucky where he was the second longest president. a funeral mass is scheduled for tomorrow. >> the ravens ran wild in cleveland on sunday. there were limited to a handful of carries. ray rice was put to work early and often. he dominated the browns' defensive line. driving rain changed the attack into a running game. the ravens stayed in control winning 24-10. keith mills will have reaction later in sports. you are sharing your ravens pride with us. look at this. he is cute. some of you are combining the passion of christmas with purple pride. look at these adorable smiles. you can share all of your ravens pride photos on our website, wbaltv.com. >> everybody is happy when the ravens win. this will be week of every campaigning for the gop presidential campaigners. tara mergener is in washington with more details. >> herman cain says he will throw his support behind which candidate for president. with herman cain out of the race, the remaining gop candidates are wooing h

. >> funeral services for brother james kelly. died over the weekend after battling prostate cancer at the age of 64. services will be held today on north charles street at 10:30. >> many of us can remember getting chickenpox when we were a kids. at san the virus can strike again when we get older as the painful and shingles rash. >> this is the painful as shingles rash. the virus remains in the nurse and spinal cords. >> the immune system keeps a good job of keeping it in check. but if something happens to your immune system -- you get sick, may reactivate this virus and it comes out in a rash form. >> when the virus becomes active, it travels in a nerve endings. >> it may be more than one nerve root but typically it will follow a pattern. it bands around the body or an arm or leg, but it will follow a single dermatone. >> the symptoms of shingles are hard to ignore. the sooner you are treated the better. a vaccine can help reduce your risk. >> the age group we most commonly see is after the age of 60, although you will see it in

joseph high school, brother james kelly. an emotional service was held today. brother james was known for beginning and ending each new day at mount st. joseph's front door. he served as president there for the past 10 years. he was the second longest serving president at sandy xavier high school in kentucky. he lost his battle with prostate cancer over the weekend at the age of 64. >> it does not feel much like december outside right now. temperatures are way above normal again, and precipitation in our area right now is just rain. it is going all the way up into new england and south of us in virginia and into the carolinas. the rain is developing on a cold front that separates temperatures in the '60s here and '70s around virginia beach. 40 in cleveland, 36 in detroit, and the colder air will be coming in tomorrow. there is a winter storm watch in allegheny and parts of west virginia. several inches of snow will fall out there once the rain changes over to snow. up in the pennsylvania, be on the lookout for that. some of bedmate sneak into the northwest subur

chip kelly, heckuva ballplayer. lamichael james hugging de'anthony thomas. rove to 11-2 on the season. three titles for chip kelly in three years. the third straight bcs bowl, his second rose bowl. rose bowl against ohio state, bcs national championship game against auburn and now another rose bowl against the winner we will see tomorrow night. wisconsin and michigan state. >> gus: as rick neuheisel walks off the field as the head coach of the ucla bruins for the final time. let's go downstairs where our coach brewster is standing with the winning quarterback. >> i'm standing here with a young man leading the oregon ducks into pasadena as the pac-12 championships. talk about that, darren. >> very excited. very happy for the team and all the players on the team. >> i thought you did a great job sod. you showed poise, and when we asked you yesterday who is the leader of this duck football team, what was your answer? >> it was me all the way. i come out each week, get these guys ready to prepare and we come out each week to do a good job. >> congratulations. now

james. >> not the chinese century. >> kelly: 1220, the republicans will take the senate, and pickups, ohio brown will lose. >> paul: if they're going to take the senate. how many are they going to take. >> mid 50's. >> paul: that might be seven or eight seats, nat. >> going to be a big year, no matter what happens in the presidential. >> no kidding, all right, matt? >> he think this campaign will be decided by the economy or obama care, i think that the october surprise will be a war in the persian gulf most likely a strike by the iran we will note know in the u.s. ahead of time. >> they will not tell barack obama ahead of time. >> i don't think so, they do not trust this administration. >> that would happe

chip kelly, heckuva ballplayer. lamichael james hugging de'anthony thomas. rove to 11-2 on the season. three titles for chip kelly in three years. the third straight bcs bowl, his second rose bowl. rose bowl against ohio state, bcs national championship game against auburn and now another rose bowl against the winner we will see tomorrow night. wisconsin and michigan state. >> gus: as rick neuheisel walks off the field as the head coach of the ucla bruins for the final time. let's go downstairs where our coach brewster is standing with the winning quarterback. >> i'm standing here with a young man leading the oregon ducks into pasadena as the pac-12 championships. talk about that, darren. >> very excited. very happy for the team and all the players on the team. >> i thought you did a great job sod. you showed poise, and when we asked you yesterday who is the leader of this duck football team, what was your answer? >> it was me all the way. i come out each week, get these guys ready to prepare and we come out each week to do a good job. >> congratulations. now

. >> in return the only thing james is asking for, for those folks, to pay it forward. by helping someone else in the future. >> kellyhat? >> well, it starts with not having an attachment to my time and so i show up and give them three days and, show whatever they need. some people, i have son everything from teen high school economics, to babysit, cook, clean, dishes, about anything. >> dave: rewrite courses, papers? is that what you said? >> no. no. intros. intros. yeah, i'm a writer, and, so, whatever skills i have picked up in my life -- here you go. >> dave: so you give these people three days of service, and you ask them to do what, in return? >> i ask them to choose at least one family, for each day of service, three families, and give a day and any more than that, is just bonus, and it is, you know, trying to leverage time and see how much good people can do. it is just an invitation to a different way of thinking. >> james, why are you doing that? sn>> well my thought is we can e time as currency, and, there has to be an initial investment, and, you know, when you deal with commoners, common people are the o

james andrew camelsic. >>gerianne frances kelly. david platt. walter leonard porter. pamela lynn posen. william pugh. osamao krikan. omo ritan. suruchi rutan. anita lynn reeves. mark allen raines. jocelyn macarena. diane marie ranchnanik. at the ruler. yano scabor ruler. suzanne roller. maria routes. salt mark rosen. >> alexander leva and steamed --levfinste --levfinstein. andrea rosen fall. daniel peter rosenthal. myra josephine royals. on or david rubin. elyse jean farenstinin. scott mr for saunders. to reset elizabeth jane saunders. yoda and --jonahnnis chanlmers lindsay lohan thomas schalten r schaltenger. sally elizabeth scott. amy elizabeth shapiro. rudullah shawstein. joan chin chang. of irving it stanley eagle. martin bernard christopher simpson. uria sinoa scabo. >> richard paul many --minetti cynthia smith. in grade anita smith. james alan smith. mary edna smith. john somerville. lindsay somers delfts -- lindsay somerville. roslyn haiti somerville. james ralph scope. geraldine stevenson. connell louise stevenson. john charles stevenson. rachel stevenson. cha

. >> kelly: and everyday life for lebron james as a child growing up in the inner city of akron, ohio from the nba phenom he is today. the expectation onlookers had, he would become nothing more than a statistic of failure, but lebron had other plans. >> i never met no one-- i never let anyone shut the door on my dream and living as i am today. lebron uses his celebrity to do charity events to raise money for programs like the boys and girls club of america, and plus raise awareness that children in the inner city need our help. a the a boys and girls club youth of the year event in washington d.c., lebron joined denzel washington, ron howard, and the singer, ashanti, to give support to an organization that's provided him with mentors who helped mold him into becoming the successful person he is today. lebron recalls how he is one of the many children who grew up in a single parent home, living in a rough neighborhood of akron ohio, instead of becoming a member of a gang or life of crime, james found hope through his mother, mentors and others who helped him focus on his skills on and

james andrew campbell pit. >> julianne francis kelly. david plaque. walter leonard porter. pamela lynn posen. william pugh. [speaking names] any tallinn reeves. reeves.ta lynn suzanne roller. saul rosen. alexander lowenstein. andrea victoria resenthal. daniel peter rosenthal. david rubin. elise jean sarasini. scott saunders. theresa elisabeth james saunders. robert thomas slagedern. thomas britain scholz. sally elisabeth scott. amy elizabeth shapiro. [speaking names] martin bernard christophersen sen. -- christopher simpson. richard manetti. cynthia smith. ingrid smith. james smith. mary smith. john sommerville. lindsay sommerville. james stowe. geraldine anee stevenson. john stevenson. rachel stevenson. michale and charlotte stinnette. ilia stratus. [speaking names] anthony swan. mark pager. [speaking names] jonathan wright and thomas. mark tobin. barry joseph valentino. assad idi. [speaking names] luise anne rogers. raymond wagner. janine wyado. thomas walker. keisha weidon. jerome weston jonathan white. bonnie williams. britney williams. erik williams. george williams. s

james on his way. 25 carries and look down he goes. there it is, four seasons and gone. he had great jobs. colorado, washington, ucla. all ended. 49-31 and chip kelly, the gater aid shower and here you go. the ducks head to the rose bowl. >>> prep playoffs. we are all over it. the championship game. mike, they are taking on palo alto. last year, they were all over them, 35-0. travis rushed for 206 yards. and picking up where they left off. they are the running back, tim. he rims off 23 yards in a touchdown here. they win, 41-13. coach, hanson, this is not the type of evening he was expecting. so, there it is. they catch their third central coast title in the last four years. they will be headed to los angeles for the championship. we ought to do more high school. >> i think so. >> because everyone has "espn," but if you did high school it would be good, but can i explain to both of you. pam. he is going to keep me ahick -- wake. we tried that a few years ago, but when you showed a high school, you would get people complaining what about us? >> so many. >> there are so many schools. in boise i but they do high school. >> they do, it is huge. there i

kelly with this week's jefferson award winner. >> want to see the tiny cars. >> reporter: you wouldn't know by looking at them today just what these two brothers have gone through. 28-month-old james and 16-month- old nicholas were both born with congenital heart defects. they have endured surgeries and countless treatments at children's hospital at stanford. but that hasn't been their only challenge. mom, ashley, says they have uprooted from maryland to be near the doctor who saved their boys' lives. >> ronnie and i gave up everything to come out here. we both had full-time jobs. i was a social worker. he was construction worker. we owned a house. all our family is back there. >> reporter: that's where cindy campbell comes into the story. cindy started an all volunteer organization four years ago called human connexus. she raises money to give families like ashley to get them through difficult transitions. >> about 50% of the individuals who get a serious illness will file bankruptcy. what human connexus does is gives them $500 a month for six months. that's enough in order for them to save their homes to save their car, to be able to pay their bills. >> reporter: working with di

kelly with this week's jefferson award winner. >> want to see the tiny cars. >> reporter: you wouldn't know buy looking at them today just what these two brothers have gone through. 28-month-old jamesnd 16-month- old nicholas were both born with congenital heart defects. they have endured surgeries and countless treatments at children's hospital at stanford. but that hasn't been their only challenge. mom, ashley, says they have uprooted from maryland to be near the doctor who saved their boys' lives. >> ronnie and i gave up everything to come out here. we both had full-time jobs. i was asocial worker. he was construction worker. we owned a house. all our family is back there. >> reporter: that's where cindy campbell comes into the story. cindy started an all volunteer organization four years ago called human connexus. she raises money to give families like ashley to get them through difficult transitions. >> about 50% of the individuals who get a serious illness will file bankruptcy. what human connexus does is gives them $500 a month for six months. that's enough in order for them to save their homes to save their car, to be able to pay their bills. >> reporter: working with diffe

james, thanks so much. investigators don't like to be misled. we will see what happens with this story. thank you. let's go back out to iowa where i'm cold that megyn kelly has now plugged back in the satellite. megyn: isn't this fun. you thought you were just going to sit there. get to work. >> reporter: will do. megyn: we love allison, but we hope not to be back to her. if it happens it means another technological meltdown. we'll look forward to that. coming up later, a bit of a surprise today, dennis cardoza a democrat ripping into the president. up next why he's doing it and what it could mean for the president's re-election honest. time magazine has named the protester as its person of the year for changing global policies. which protestors do they mean? we'll debate. and denver bronco's quarterback tim tebow has been mocked for his demonstrations of his christian faith. what if he were not christian, would that still be happening? bernie goldberg is here. >> you have a team where nothing is going right, you continue to believe and you stick together and you encourage one another and eventually good things are going to happen. i believe we're a team