. >> as part of witness's commune -- as part of wjz's contest 9th grader john clark came in third. >>neering. >> the second place winner had never done public speaking before. >> despite the fact i was born with a hearing impairment i have braced who i am. >> it was very hard for me because i'm not ready good with talking in front of people. i guess i did it as an encouragement for me to get better in speaking in public. >> this year's winner. >> this boy benjamin grew up in a rough part of inner city detroit and struggled to make good grades in school. >> joshua campbell. >> no matter where i go, it's the stuff that you learn on the way there that's going to have the most impact. >> adam may wjz eyewitness news. >> we would like to thank other sponsors toyota financial and the pratt library. >>> pope benedict xvi makes one of his last public appearances addressing tens of thousands of people in saint peters square. the 85-year-old appeared before 50,000 people. he asked for prayer for himself and the next pope. cardinals are starting to arrive at the vatican. they will gather into a

back and they're lying there are problems out of control or there is no easy fix and you know even john clarke wrong because a pm and the head of the euro group he was quoted in may two thousand and eleven are saying when it becomes serious you have to lie said don't believe them don't believe if you train even if they fix it's not you know they're really screwed and i'm going to give you the last word the program go well for everyone watching around the world listen to me listen to martin and yuri you seem like a nice man but i'll tell you your policies and your ideas that everything's ok and things are just going to get better just not going to happen until we change the way we approach things the whole world is relying on the united states and other countries that are printing money to stop and try to find another way to fix their fiscal house ok well i don't think that's going to happen any time soon we're out of time gentlemen many thanks today to my guest in new york in washington and in hong kong and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are see you next time and remember profitabl

now exactly one year until the opening of the two thousand and fourteen winter olympics in russia john clarke have been erected in the country's largest cities to track the countdown to the event that will be held in the black sea resort city of sochi the main celebrations to mark the countdown have taken place in saudi itself rounding off with a spectacular gala show parties and a farmer is in the city for us to see how the preparations for the games are going and to gauge the mood there. but if you can see the big spirit has one tree but it's so cheap two weeks like the city sky to speak yeah that was the spectacular skating show but it's not actually pay at the beach games but it's not a nice time for several regions in the city they could be the first ones to be out with it except trouble in bar this is the peacock aims in things right up to speed these games are all to be very compact to people be able to jump with a child within fifteen minutes you can be in the mindset of my piano to enjoy the fine events particularly nice it is that easy being built and spread something very unusual a

back and they're lying there are problems out of control or there is no easy fix and you know even john clarke drunk as a pm and the head of the euro group he was quoted in may two thousand and eleven a saying when it become serious you have to live don't believe them don't believe if you train even if they fix it's not you know they're really screwed and i'm going to give you the last word of the program go well for everyone watching around the world listen to me listen to martin and yuri you seem like a nice man but i'll tell you your policies and your ideas that everything's ok and things are just going to get better just not going to happen until we change the way we approach things the whole world is relying on the united states and other countries that are printing money to stop and try to find another way to fix their fiscal house ok well i don't think that's going to happen any time soon we're out of time gentlemen many thanks today to my guest in new york in washington and in hong kong and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are see you next time and remember prosperous. the wo

for big east player of the year when it's all said and done this season. >> clark: no doubt about that. >> ian: and for st. john's, growing, learning and continuing to fight. lubick the block and gronels goes down hard. >> clark: that's the last thing you want to see if you are steve lavin or a red storm fan, this young man has been really solid all game. loses his balance and lands awkwardly. >> ian: 66-52, georgetown leading st. john's with 56.3 remaining here in the second half at the verizon center. miami, the buzzer-beater against n.c. state, 79-78 so the hurricanes beat duke and backed it up with quality wins, as well. sampson the penetration and the floater goes for the freshman, jakarr sampson. 16 points for sampson. georgetown is gonna get the win. st. john's five game winning streak will come to an end and the red storm will fall to 14-8 and 6-4 in the big east with uconn, syracuse and louisville coming up on the schedule for steve lavin and company. [crowd yelling] >> ian: jabril trawick to the line for georgetown. georgetown, it'll be 6 of 7 for john thompson iii's squad. aaron bowen in. he replaces o

(clark gable's wedding) (john waters) being a star...e, you could never have a good love affair, all the things most people want you have to give up if you become that famous. and they gladly do it. and i admire those kind of people. (john waters) i've always been a big fan of jayne mansfield. ♪ the best things ♪ in life are free ♪ but you can give them ♪ to the birds and bees ♪ (john waters) i mean, she just was publicity-crazed. she loved it, and she fed on it, and she needed more and more, it was like a drug, publicity, to jayne mansfield. she used to drop invitations to her wedding from helicopter. i mean, she was truly publicity insanity. ♪ your love gave me ♪ such a thrill ♪ she was so over the top about being a movie star that it drove her crazy. she got a taste of publicity, she wanted more and more, where every day she would just be running around in bikinis, she walked down hollywood blvd. in a bikini walking an ocelot, handing out signed pictures of her to startled passersby. she was insane. and so i respect that. (jazz music

john fuglesang. this is "viewpoint." the g.o.p. strategist and commentator once known as bush's brain, they're giving karl rove an aneurysm. oh and dick clark -- dick cavett is here tonight. dick clark was not available. we'll be joined by dick in the second half of the show. first, the man president obama nominated to run the c.i.a., counter-terrorism adviser john brennan spent quality time with the senate intelligence committee today as they considered his qualifications to become our nation's top spy. he faced tough questions from senators on both sides of the aisle. on the c.i.a.'s enhanced interrogation techniques aka torture, accusations he leaked secret information to reporters and his direction of the not so covert drone war against alleged terrorists. now, before brennan could say much, the hearing was interrupted by code pink peace protestors had a lot to say about the drone war themselves. >> they want you to tell congress what countries we are killing children. >> john: based on what we heard today congress might not be interested in knowing that information. intelligence committee chairwoman dianne feinstein said despite report

clark gable and the king fish himself huey p. long was in this railcar and slept in here. it's owned by these beautiful people, eloise and john paul degoria. the main thing here is you're helping support the st. bernard project. why is this so special to you? >> you bet. with our company called patron about six years ago we got involved with zach and this lovely lady when they gave up their lives to really help people in new orleans. we thought it was important to take care of people that are americans, humans just like you and i and they're customers and friends and people we have to help in the world. so we decided to put money and time into it and we use this patron express all over the nation raising funds to build the project and they're very successful, over 500 homes in a short period of time. >> reporter: what's exciting about this place is how beautiful and opulent it is but used for a good cause. that's got to make you proud. >> i'm just so proud that zach gave up his life to help the katrina project and he hopes to help other catastrophes around the world. i just admire them. we have been so successful. it just was

deputy district attorney marcia clark, author of the legal thriller "guilt by degrees," and also forensic scientist lawrence kobalinski. of the john j. college of criminal justice. mark, i'll start with you. all this back and forth with the detective on the case. you think the prosecution is unraveling? >> yeah, i think it's unraveling. and we said here last night that this prosecution when they came up with this kind of hair-brained theory that all of a sudden this guy woke up and decided he was just going to kill somebody who, by all accounts, he loved made absolutely no sense. and then sure enough we had talked yesterday about the urban legends that exist around this case already, which happens, frankly, with a lot of these cases, and once you get somebody up on the stand and you get an officer up there and that's one of the great things about cross-examination, it's a great search engine for the truth. and all of a sudden look what happens. all of this stuff out there in the ether turns out to be untrue and it's nothing but somebody surmising. all in all, it looks to me at least like clearly he should get bail and it looks lik