. >> bill: derek jeter hits the home run for 3,000 hit. catches the ball in the stands. gives it back to jeter and you say this was not a wise thing to do miller, how could you? >> taxing the kid. if you look closely, you cut out a little early there. you can see geithner fighting him for the ball. sweep in on anything. alice shrug. cats in florida trying to tax this kid's you are better off trying to let that ball hit you in the head. tax lopez and found out he was here illegally so they waived that and worked out in the end. >> miller high life. the beer people say they're going to pay mr. lopez tax bill because the yankees are giving him front row seats for the rest of the season. >> good for them. >> jeter gave him a whole bunch of stuff and this and that. another person could have sold that jeter ball for maybe 100 k. this lopez kid is a good guy. is he a patriot, right? >> i like lopez. i'm kidding. he did the right thing. you can see how we are catch a ball and give it back to a guy without putting yourself into some weird system where geithner afternoon the fed c

stan jeter, cbn news. >>> up next, don't despise the day of small beginnings, the poorest people are turning into all from the help of one international ministry. >> welcome back, poverty produces scary statistics, estimated 22,000 children die daily because of the conditions of poverty. those drive one organization's work to end the crisis. efrem graham shows us, it is making a difference in the lives of thousands with small bank loans as little as $100. >> reporter: peter greer is on a mission to lift people out of poverty. we caught up with him at work in the poorest regions of the dominican republic. >> we have all we need to see a tremendous impact. we think now is a key time to get involved in bringing the hope of christ to communities like this. >> greer is president of hope international. >> hope international is a christ-center organizations and is trying to change the way the church responds to poverty. >> small loans, some as little as $100. it is a concept called micro finance. >> if you give a man a fish he eats for a day, if you teach him how he eats for for a lifetime.

the most fascinating people, ready for this, the kardashian family, new york yankee derek jeter. modern family's eric stone street. >> there were times when i would be called names, pinned against the fence with my jacket and left out there after the recess bell and the teacher had to come find me. >> is it because you were gay? >> i had red hair, wore glass. some kids probably knew i was gay. >> you can watch the special tonight. modern family at 9:00 followed by barbara walters presents at 9:30 and abc2 news at 11:00. >>> from lib yay to wall street, no doubt this was the year of protests. the protester is named the person of the year. the runner up was the three-star general involved in osama bin laden's raid and he kept the president up to date on the operation. >>> some flight attendants are not happy with actor alec baldwin. now they want his show "30 rock" taken off the american airlines flight. last week he was kicked off when he refused to turn off his phone. the union said it would take back its petition and remove 30 rock from shows if alec apologized. >>> many kids ha

and here's captain jeter steps up to the plate to his usual hip-hop music. bum-bum-bum-bum-bum. in the nautilus room during the off-season.

and jeter's the man.an get. >> the great thing about sports, it wear s the expert mantle. your friend lists what eli was doing this week. it makes you feel like you're the most intelligent person in the room. >> the other thing that i love, it reminds you of the capacity, the analytical capacity of the human mind, and imagine that sort of level of capacity that exists in fantasy football, that exists in sports fandom being applied to a congressperson. >> you say that about the congressman. all these congressmen always talk about how they love and support their local team. i wish they'd pay more attention to watching the games and see how the players work together. >> that's a great point. and you've created an extraordinary rationalization for every man and woman in america to explain to their significant other that they're not -- >> got to watch the game, honey! >> it's therapy. i heard it from

those featured this year include derek jeter, donald trump and the kardashians. >>> is your child gettinghy as the days get colder and you need to get them bundled up. why doctors say you may need to bring outs the moisture riser. and a banner in one new jersey town is causing controversy. why some residents want it taken down. an anonymous donor in nebraska is trying to make spirits bright for the holiday season. deserving families could benefit. you're watching "good morning maryland." we'll be right back. >>> for many people your cell phone is your way of life. the government says it could cost you your life. find out about the new campaign on texts and talking. >> and occupy protesters were moved out. where they may take up residence next. and some kids turn their classroom into santa's workroom, to help the needy. we'll talk about that including much more news and weather as well as traffic. >>> good morning, maryland, i'm charley crowson. wednesday, december 14th. time to check the weather and for that we say hello to meteorologist justin berk. >> good morning. we have a temperature

the special could have profiled the life of the kardashians, pippa middleton and derek jeter, startsf you're tired of the commercials being so loud you can't hear them from another room, relief may be on the way. a new federal rule will prohibit commercials from being display louder than tv shows. the fcc imposed the rule tuesday after a flooding of complaints. that won't take effect though for another year. >>> we'll try to keep the volume down. maybe one or two things to shout from the hilltops. with the clouds at 36 degrees, a milder start but a darker start for you. especially for your commute, at least you won't have to fight off much sun glare. to the west a warming trend to the 40s and 50s ahead of this storm system. high pressure still in control. that high pressure trying to protect us but there's this slug of moisture that continues togance farther east -- to advance farther east and we're accounting for the chance of showers trying to sneak in here late morning to early afternoon. it's really attached to a storm system that will stay to our northwest. this is essentially a

holiday in africa adding he won't be making a decision about the future until he returns in january and jeter owned by billionaires for the money also being linked to big name players chelsea floor the latest supposedly on their shopping list all over club have not confirmed that report. now another news italy football captain cristiana downie has been arrested along with sixteen other people as part of an ongoing investigation into match fixing the inquiry is focusing on several matches in sydney be over the past two seasons and three of the games involved only to form a club. he was arrested on suspicion of destroying evidence although he denies any wrongdoing danny was banned for. three and a half years earlier this year following an investigation by talley and football federation that also resulted in atlanta just being promoted to city and receiving a six point plan will take under this latest probe just from last season are also under investigation they are home games against. annapolis meeting the doria the latest instance where you could be a player off the c. one hundred thousand eur

yankee fans can't imagine a life without jeter at shortstop but if there was the next great shortstopave to. >> dave: but what if andrew luck doesn't develop the way we think he might develop? >> use curtis painer again. >> dave: (laughs) >> you can just trot old curtis or dan orlovsky out there. how's that? >> dave: this season, as sad as it has been for the injury and i think it must be pretty dire, any injury to your neck, to watch the colts this year has been far more entertaining than in recent years because the monotony of winning game after game after game puts you in the wrong place with regard to reality. >> there will be precious little sympathy from sports fans who for years saw the colts win ten every year. talk to the people in cleveland, they'd love to suffer through one of those years once in their life. >> dave: the scott van pelt radio show. if you have a radio, that's the place to start. espn, scott, nice meeting you. great job. thank you. we'll be right back with [ mom ] hey guys. guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls with cinnabon cinnamon are an ir

standings in colorado where the event moved jeter luck of snow in the french alps no evolved as here then on the schedule to chew on season of temper fury meaning leaving the men's birds all of the way down the road and be far beyond she should be challenging for the p.c. by taking the subway so whatever well she aged it's her country at. my own raucous one supports she lives in nearby field colorado the twenty seven year old taking the victory secure second austrian on a third fall now with a massive one hundred thirty six point lead in the overall standing she also tops the super job. right. now in jordan stretching events are normally held in landscape is quite different from the following thirty six brave souls from seventeen different countries aiming to discover just who is the heartiest all of them all at the bottom of the world introducing the seventh charge of ice morris in chile a name of nature running forty two kilometers or twenty six miles in the great white line no diet a breath of fresh air for most competitors and was frenchman claymont seventy. who took the top hono

. >> also on that list, derek jeter, pippa middleton.n't know who the main person is going to be. she picks the most fascinating person of the year. i think it's one of two. who is it? >> we have been sworn to secret si. >> it's me. >> hey. diddy's son is -- it's so weird when you see these people with their children old enough to go to college. where did that time go? >> right. >> he doesn't need daddy to pay for it. >> i think he pays the kids mom $40,000 a month in child support. the kid has a 2.75 gpa and got a full ride to go to ucla. he has offers at virginia and three other schools. it's fantastic. i'm telling my son if diddy's kid can get that, what are you doing? it's cool. >> what do you have tomorrow? >> we are getting ready for a radioathon. we are helping raise money. >> it's a great idea. >> good to see you. >> i like the dress. >> you got the red tie, the lipstick, it's working. >> see you next week. >>> the stars were out in new york city last night to usher in the holiday season. get it? >> speaking of usher, he was one

derek jeter. >> pippa middleton. awe because of her rear end. >> i don't get.w, december 14th, 9. 30. here on abc. and picked as number one. that's right. >> next brad pitt apparently helps console a suicidal man at a money ball screening. he spoke to the man, really talked him off the ledge. was giving him advice and saying to him every failure can lead to success. everyone is talking about this, a wonderful thing. i'm not a brad pitt fan. >> you don't care about the suicidal man. you want to talk trash but brad. go ahead. >> jennifer aniston, you leave her for angelina jolie. she's beautiful but nice. why do you leave the nice girl for the not nice girl. >> maybe he followed his heart. >> he didn't follow his heart. he didn't follow his heart. i don't like him. since then, i just -- i haven't liked brad pitt since then. >> he helped a suicidal man, gave good advice. >> i don't care. i don't care. i don't care. >> i love jennifer aniston as well. i'm saying -- >> i don't care. >> very upset. you are more bitter than jennifer. news from sarah jessica parker, fe

that is what he really wanted, but he felt that he could never help himself to be jeter to suggest a first. i love the story. >> what did the chief right before? >> i asked him and he was kind enough to do it. it actually took a wet six months for me to get it because he read every word and wanted to make sure that it was all accurate and well done before he agreed. so i'm very grateful to have. >> what is your day job? >> my day job, and director of publications of the supreme court historical society. i read books about the history. >> look at you interested in the first place? >> well, actually, i was the national geographic magazine writer, and warren burger called me up one day as a real looking for somebody who is young, cheap, and good to edit a book about the supreme court. it was later that i found that the order of those adjectives is wrong and it was probably. it worked tough for me. >> here is clear cozens new book , court watchers. eyewitness accounts in supreme court history, roman and the feel of the publishers. >> up next on book tv, encore book notes. sat down for an

yankees captain derek jeter joined the 3,000 hits club.stands alone. >> reporter: jim thome reached 601. the sports world lost some of its most beloved figures. some were lost tragically. >> indycar is very sad to announce that dan weldon passed away. >> reporter: there were defining moments. >> tim thomas and the bruins the won the stanley cup. packers brought the lombardi trophy back to title town. preseason hype didn't help the miami heat as they fell to the dallas mavericks in the nba final. after reaching the playoffs, incredible final day of season, two teams complete historic collapses. saint louis cardinals took their fans on a remarkable post-season ride including unbelievable game six of the world series. an unlikely championship. >> now it's a dream come true. >> reporter: and perhaps the biggest underdog of the year, japan, the nation devastated by tsunami, shocked the soccer world by defeating the united states and winning the world cup, helping a nation heal. despite the scandals, the player/owner clashes, the heartbreaks, ba

alito's to a what i was editor of news of the world and subsequently editor of the sun and as jeter executive i can account for my actions and try to get to the bottom of this. end in 2006 from mild person appointed you are was the editor of the sun. i have been approached by the police to explain the nature of the actions of my own voice miles. i was praying that back to the company. in the at the subsequent investigation the remains, and when i became chief executive in 2009, that is when i started to figure out much more sensibility of how we acted. >> well, after the story, which was the straw that broke the camel's back finally, your company on your behalf, and soon. dick to quit distance from new from being of promises of the time. that was the story. you were brought on holiday at the time. >> it is clearly relevant. i was editor at the turn this happened. i did not know the sapling. >> it's not irrelevant because they're distancing him from. >> you will find the source. >> he is prepared statement. we did not prepare a statement. i feel that as irrelevant. the editor of the

. >> if we can keep derek jeter safe, i think we can keep these guys safe. it costs $5.4 million to have the persian gulf parade. how do you plan on getting that? >> i believe the corporate community, the new york city residents and the united states are ready to chip in to pay for this. it happened before. we paid for it that way and quite frankly even if it costs the city some money, the economic impact is great. >> let's look at the facts. this might be the best fighting force we've had in the history of the country with an unbelievable invargs and that surge will go down in military history as one of the great -- one of the great counterterrorism operations ever and no one ever took a bow. and it's time for them to take a bow. >> who doesn't want to say welcome home? any of your viewers out there, who doesn't want to say welcome home? let's march you down the canyon of heroes like you rightfully deserve. >> councilman, good luck on this. let us know what's going on. we'll keep you tuned. keep in touch. >> by the way, do you have a web site for people to

derek jeter and donald trump. what do you think, folks? a couple of them are fascinating.they deserve to be highlighted as the most fascinating people of the year? >> i'm sad because i think they're right. i'm sad that the kardashians are fascinating to the american people. i am sad that pippa -- what's her last name? pippa middleton is of a lot of interest for not doing anything. >> bill o'reilly had a problem with it and he took it directly to barbara walters on his program. >> pippa middleton, is that a hockey player? who is pippa middleton? >> you are so out of it! >> i am. >> amazing to me. >> who's that? >> you remember last year, kate middleton married prince william. >> pippa middleton, right? not even an american. >> so what? >> the only thing she's done in her life is held up her sister's dress. i think the kardashians represent all that's wrong with america. >> they wanted to come on this show tomorrow, billy, would you -- >> on "the factor"? >> yeah, i would take them. i would take them. but i'm not going to go ooh, you're so fashion nath. you're a pinhead and