one of the viewers sent us this picture of her john jacob and drew. and drew. jacob is stationed in iraq. and drew is stationed in california. she thanks everyone for their thoughts and prayers and it helps their family get through these long years. >> you can send us a picture of your millitary friends or family members and we will honor them with a special soldier salute. just send the photos to pics at foxbaltimore.com. >>> change could be coming to oriole park. the baltimore orioles say they're looking to widen seats in the club level and upper deck. that means the number of seats at the park would drop by a couple of thousands. the orioles plan on adding less intrusive railings and drink on the club level. if improved, the renovations will be done during the off season. >>> officials plan to keep the zoo open frida monday through fy throughout january and february. that is if the weather allows it. ticticket prices will be $8 for adults and $5 for. this will be the first time that the zoo will be open during the winter months. >>> an attack on a news crew

john jacobs, he's the one selling the real estate online. the ones that don't exist.know how much he made? $635,000. >> $635,000. he's like the dude that invented the pet rock. it's a rock. i named it george. and some dude is like, yeah, it's george. he's from charlotte. >> but a smart one. >> and we're willing to hang. it's not a big deal. >> i'm in the wrong business. i got to invent some beach front property to myself and sell it online. just invent it up here. >> just put nit a different galaxy. >> i'm call it niami. it's going to be like miami, but not. >> but really cold. wait, that won't work. you've been awesome. >> thank you for having me. i'm going to check out your show. >> i'll be in town all week on the comic strip. i work. >> he's not playing. all right. now onto other things. now just when you thought the debate over illegal immigration couldn't get hotter, the california supreme court has ruled that illegal immigrants are entitled to same tuition breaks as in-state high school students when it comes to public universities. students who attend three yea

>> jacob webster. [ buzzer ] steve johns. [ buzzer ] mark anthony. [ buzzer ] obama. [ buzzer ] [ laughterr ] >> jimmy: no, that was not god. no, that last guy was not god. you missed all of them for a score of zero. we were looking for in order, ffrey ponz, gat baldwin, pat jacks, fred "happy" benson, sandy krandall, and that last one you almost missed, would have been easy if you saw it, danny pumpkin. [ laughter ] nny -- danny pumpkin. well that is the end of the game. [ laughter ] it's tied for last place with zero point and missed out on the grand prize of a flat-screen tv. t nobody goes home empty handed. higgins, whawill they be taki home? >> steve: well, jimmy, they'll each be getting a t-shirt emblazoned with the name of the guy they failed to correctly identify. [ laughter ] wear your shame in style! jimmy -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmypretty good. show the camera. yeah, thank you. [ laught ] enjoy your prize. those t-shirts are great. that's all the time we have. i'll see you next time on "name that guy!" we will be right back with daniel radcliffe! [ cheers and applause ]

next to dean is john rother, the executive vice president of policy, strategy, and international affairs for aarp. he has also spent a number of years on the hill working for jacobabit and john hines. i should say john the new board of directors. he's sort of my boss. whatever you say, i agree with. let me get started with an international question. as i say, as soon as we get some responses from our panelist, we'll open it up to you. and it's pretty general. and we've had a lot of successful republican and house and senate candidates saying during the campaign that they wanted to repeal or maybe repeal or replace the new health reform law. some others said, well, that's not going to be possible. pointing to the democratic-held senate and the possibility of an obama presidential veto of any repeal bill. they focus on -- depending on who you listen to, defund and delay among other littertive suggestions. what's your best guess, john, how the congress is going to deal with the new reform? strike it, or try to do something else many >> let me say in the interest of time, i'll dispense any usual comic monologue. those of us who writes jokes about politics and politi

next to dean is john rother, the executive vice president of policy, strategy, and international affairs for aarp. he has also spent a number of years on the hill working for jacob jabit and john hines. i should say john the new board of directors. he's sort of my boss. whatever you say, i agree with. let me get started with an international question. as i say, as soon as we get some responses from our panelist, we'll open it up to you. and it's pretty general. and we've had a lot of successful republican and house and senate candidates saying during the campaign that they wanted to repeal or maybe repeal or replace the new health reform law. some others said, well, that's not going to be possible. pointing to the democratic-held senate and the possibility of an obama presidential veto of any repeal bill. they focus on -- depending on who you listen to, defund and delay among other littertive suggestions. what's your best guess, john, how the congress is going to deal with the new reform? strike it, or try to do something else many >> let me say in the interest of time, i'll dispense any usual comic monologue. those of us who writes jokes about politics and poli

next to dean is john rothe the executive vice president of policy, strategy, and international affairs for aarp. he has also spent a number of years on the hill wrking for jacob jabit and john hines. i should say john the new board of directors. he's sort of my boss. whatever you say, i agree with. let me get started with an international question. as i say, as soon as we get some responses from our panelist, we'lopen it up to you. and it's pretty general. and we've had a lot of successful republican and house and senate candidates saying during the campaign that they wanted to repeal or maybe repeal or replace the new hlth reform law. some others said, well, that's not going to be possible. pointing to the democratic-held senate and he possibility of an obama presidential veto of any repeal bill. they focus on -- depending on who you listen to, defund and delay among other littertive suggestions. what's your best guess,john, how the coness is going to deal with the new reform? strike it, or try to do something else many >> let me say in the interest of time, i'll dispense any usual comic monologue. those of us who writes jokes out politics and politicians, j

next to dean is john rother, the executive vice president of policy, stragy, and international affairs for aarp. he has also spent a number of years on the hill working for jacob jabit and john hines. i should say john the new board of directors. he's sort of my boss. whatever you say, i agree with. let me get started with an international question. as i say, as soon as we get some responses from our panelist, we'll open it up to you. and it's pretty general. and we've had a lot of successful republican and house and senate candidates saying during the campaign that they wanted to repeal or maybe repeal or replace the new health reform law. some others said,well, that's not going to be possible. pointing to the democratic-held senate and the possibility of an obama presidential veto of ny repeal bill. hey focus on -- depending on who you listen to, defund and delay among other littertive suggestions. what's your best guess, john, how the congress is going to deal with the new reform? strike it, or try to do something else many >> let me say in the interest of time, i'll dispense any usual comic monologue. those of us who writes jokes about politics and politic