johnny does the math. he has us out manned by three men to one. directly north of the first salt route we count 15 artillery batteries to our third. an iraqi armor breath grade is spread across kuwait and they hold positions south of the oil fields. there they are the enemy our first citing. we haven't talked about body bags for a few months but we start again. we have 100,000 of the dam things waiting in reyoed. we decided that the siesz of the bag doesn't matter only that you're dead and on your way out shoved in the cargo hold of a plane stinking the plane up with your death and maybe jar heads you knew or maybe a few of the jar heads your joking with about body bags and dying. it's been a few months since the command ordered and official dog tag check. you need one around your neck and one in the lace of your left boot. without looking i know that my tag miss represents me as a roman catholic. i prefur to be known as a none believer. johnny says i don't care if you don't believe in god when we get hit there won't be a priest in miles. make cer

johnny carson, as you know, used to be very -- [ as johnny carson ] he used to be erect -- i guess would-- [ as jack lemmon ] but lemmon was down here, but they had the same [ bleep ] voice. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on! >> come on! >> jimmy: you're so fun. you do such a great job. "casino jack," george hickenlooper directed it, who's a great guy, who passed away recently. >> yeah, it was a very sad circumstance that the director of this film, who was only 47 years old, died quite suddenly last month. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, it's been very odd to sort of be rolling the movie out. >> jimmy: he would have freaked out. he would have been so happy and proud. >> well, you know, he was a great guy and i hope people see the movie, if for nothing else, to discover his work. >> jimmy: yeah, we have a clip from "casino jack." here's the great kevin spacey, everybody. >> you're either a big leaguer or you're a slave, clawing your way onto the "c" train. some people say jack abramoff moves too fast, jack abramoff cuts corners. well, i say to them, "if that's the difference b

and then johnny depp again? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're up against johnny depp twice?p's going to split the whole thing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he gets nominated twice? >> he sure does. he's depp. he's johnny depp. of course, he gets nominated for it. >> jimmy: gosh, i guess so, right? he might as well get nominated for "pirates," even though it's not out. >> yeah. >> jimmy: why not? three johnny depps. but this is good. you got good -- what are the odds? >> i've got good competition. >> jimmy: you got good competition. you got good odds. >> i do? you think i do? depp's been nominated twice, man. >> jimmy: but neither one are a musical. >> i don't know. i don't think -- i think my chances are slim at best. they're slender. my chances are slender. >> jimmy: when did you found out -- you were doing "the hangover 2"? >> yes, that's right. i was in bangkok, yes. >> jimmy: this "hangover 2" sounds crazy to me. >> it is. [ cheers and applause ] is that the people from bangkok? >> jimmy: yeah, they all came down. >> they're all people from bangkok. >> jimmy: they all flew ove

. >> johnny doesn't play. >> you don't play? >> no. >> do you feel compelled to learn. >> no.up to my room and paint paintings of sad clowns. >> mark's moment with cher is unforgettable as he escorted the icon to the premier of her big movie "burlesque," she confessed to an underwear malfunction. >> i brought the wrong bra. >> how does a woman know it's the wrong bra? >> because for certain dresses, you're supposed to have your bra do certain things. >> mark and samantha harris on location for "transformers dark of the moon" when they blew up chicago. >> shia labeouf in for the epic battle that transformed michigan avenue into a magnificent mile of rubble. >> there he is. >> oh, my god. we are in the middle of the action. >> tom and katie, cameron and samantha in spain for the world premier of knight and day. the most memorable moment came earlier when tom took samantha for a spin. >> get on. >> this is so exciting. >> oh, my god, your abs. i'm holding on. i'm holding on. bye! >> it was the joy ride of a lifetime that had to be documented. >> one, two, three. >> cute, cute, ri

. >>> laughable names accused of serious crimes like meat ball, johnny car wash, johnny bandanna. all well-known east coast mafia. they were taken down on a sweep. the battle against organized crime is far from over. >>> the largest mafia bust in fbi history. thursday morning, more than 100 suspected mobsters were arrested in the united states. massive operation involved multiple agencies and targeted the countries most notorious crime families. all part of the network -- >> trafficking to extortion, illegal gambling, arson, loan sharking and labor racketeering. >> some of the accused mobsters has colorful nicknames, like vinny car wash, johnny pizza. agents nabbed top members. he's accused of collecting payments from strip club owners. high ranking, are charged with carrying out hits on members of their own families. some of the killings were almost casual. >> two victims was shot over a public bar. >> the indictments also charge mobsters of extorting unions an forcing workers to kickback part of their holiday pay to the mob. the fbi has continued to go after the crime families w

reporter: some of the accused mobsters have colorful nicknames like benny car wash, tony bagels and johnnie pizza. but agents also nabbed top members including the reputed head of new england's crime family, luigi manoccio, accused of collectioning protection payments from strip club owners. high ranking good morning bean known and colombo -- high ranking gambino and colombo associates were charged of hits on their own members. >> two were shot in a public

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he hits johnny knox and look at johnny run down to the one. that set up a chicago touchdown. he is a third stripping quarterback for a reason. a big mistake. intercepted and 18 yards for the score and it is 21-7, gameover, right? not so fast. it took 81 seconds to answer. poor tackling there and cuts the lead 21-14. same score and fourth down for chicago. and the magic runs out. the second interception of the game and that seals it. the packers are headed to their fifth super bowl after a 21-14 victory. >> we have had to win five elimination games, and i think it makes it that much sweeter. happened to win the five, but also doing it with guys, a lot of guys we didn't count on until the end of the season. >> the packers and steelers in the super bowl. >>> switching gears and andy roddick was booted today. the last american male or female left in the tournament. and in the fifth set, and check out this forehand from alexzander. that's wicked. he moved on to the quarter after a five-set victory. the final round of the bob hope classic and after three chances of victory on the f

. >> hello, i'm johnny cash. ♪ >> every man knows he is a sis see compared to johnny cash.lways liked being with him, interviewed him quite a few times in radio and television. >> keep my eyes wide open all the time. ♪ i keep a close watch on this heart of mine ♪ ♪ i keep my eyes wide open all the time ♪ ♪ because you're mine i walk the line ♪ >> he recorded that, heard it on the radio, didn't like it. >> i said don't send out "i walk the line" to radio stations. i don't want to hear it anymore. he said you'll have to keep your radio off because it's playing everywhere. >> are you bitter? >> bitter? no. >> you're a young guy. only 70. >> no, i'm not bitter. why should i be bitter. i'm thrilled to death with life. >> no cure? >> i don't think so. that's all right. there's no cure for life either. >> death is the hardest thing to deal with from an interviewing standpoint because no one really knows what's going to happen. i don't care what anybody says. everybody is frightened. >> it's been beautiful. i've been with you many times, larry. it's all been uphill. things have bee

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please, johnnie cochran. >> host: what happened in terms of the transition from being his attorney to being like a confidante helping with his speeches and everything? >> guest: i ended up being first of all there is a person that i haven't mentioned. his name is stanley david levinson. >> host: should americans know who he is? >> guest: should americans know? they will know if they read this book. i dedicate this book -- a lot of it -- this book is dedicated to stanley david -- the dream is dedicated to stanley levenson. why did i do this? stanley levenson net martin king in late 1956, i believe, 1957. he was an independently wealthy, not extremely wealthy but real-estate attorney, realistic management attorney. he developed a bond with martin king, primarily come initially in terms of fund-raising. stanley had this art of writing fund-raising appeal letters. virtually all of the appeal letters soliciting money under martin king's name on the southern christian leadership letterhead were substantially if not entirely written by stanley levenson. and stanley and i became very good fri

is going to be holding a photo of donor johnny hernandez. in 2008, mikey received johnny hernandez's liver. >>> and this year's rose parade team is building dreams, friendships and memories. one of the most colorful floats is from the organic display. >> the theme of this year's float is dream to remember. it really embodies the things our customers to do. what better way to build dreams, friendships and memories. >> reporter: paying tribute to the late president ronald reagan. thousands of people are expected to camp out along the parade route tonight so that they can see those floats up close and personal if you will tomorrow morning. >>> stay with us, ktvu channel 2 news at six 6:00 is next. >>> the me memorial to violence in oakland is empty tonight, find out why organizers hope it stays that way. >>> the official word just came down, the america's cup is coming to san francisco and even if you don't follow sailing this is a big deal. it could mean more than a million dollars for our economy. >>> the deaths were sprain, but police tape,

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could have been worse, believe me. >> the first name that came to mind, quite frankly, is johnny, and. >> well, sure. but i wanted to make sure you don't embarrass yourself at the osca oscars. you tell me if you know who these people are. look right in the monitor. >> oh, i see. >> jimmy: you know who that is? >> he's a rock climber and he's the one-armed rock climb. >> jimmy: that's james franco. you know who that is? >> yeah, we waltzed around at some parties. that's beautiful annie. this is -- do you know who this is? >> jimmy: do you? >> that is my mom's best friend? >> no. >> jimmy: well, i don't know. maybe she is. i have no way of knowing who your mother -- no, that's monique. she won the oscar last year for -- >> congratulations, girl! this is good. >> jimmy: do you know who this is? >> that's that little thing from "true grit." i ran into her in an airport. i met her face to face. >> jimmy: she's your opponent. >> no, she's my friend. >> jimmy: okay. all right. do you know your friend's name? >> hailee. >> jimmy: absolutely right. do you know who this is? >> jimmy -- um -- >>

and the rays made news, manny ramirez will play again, will be the dh for tampa bay and johnny damonill play there. they were teammates in boston. now members of tampa bay, the rays try to keep up with the rankies. -- with the yanks. jim will come back along with tom, ray and mike. so four members of singleterry's staff will work for the new coach jim jim harbaugh. jackie, did you go long tonight? >> i probably did. >> it was worth it. most sports guys throw their it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. rethink possible.

and the rays made news, manny ramirez will play again, will be the dh for tampa bay and johnny damon will play there. they were teammates in boston. now members of tampa bay, the rays try to keep up with the rankies. -- with the yanks. jim will come back along with tom, ray and mike. so four members of singleterry's staff will work for the new coach jim jim harbaugh. jackie, did you go long tonight? >> i probably did. >> it was worth it. most sports guys throw their stuff. if i can help jackie blossom, let me be an old man and sit at the end.

. >> there was the testimony of johnny webb, who had been incarcerated at the same time as willingham and who testified that willingham had confessed. >> he said, "well, you know, i can't deal with what i've done." and i said, "what are you talking about?" and that's when he confessed to what he'd done. >> narrator: and webb told prosecutors something else. >> willingham admitted to him that he spread the accelerant on the floor in the children's room in sort of a pentagram or a star-shaped pattern. >> narrator: a pentagram. to the prosecutor, it was a symbol for satan worship, and he offered posters found in willingham's room as proof. >> it was a poster of an iron bar being driven through a person's head, and there was some indication that it was some sort of a... a satanist image. >> narrator: and prosecutors called willingham's wife stacy, who reluctantly testified about the abuse. >> stacy admitted that he abused her and beat on her, and she stayed hoping that it would change, but it never did. >> you got three little girls' lives involved. they showed these kids to the jury and

. >> yeah, it's about a guy named johnny marco who's just become a famous movie star and he's -- he'sis 11-year-old daughter, cleo, and, you know, she's very much his parent through most of the movie, you know? she's tucking him into bed, she's cooking for him. this guy really needs to kind of step it up and come to a place in his life where he makes a change. >> jimmy: grow up a little bit? >> yeah. so it's kind of a story about an adolescent father becoming a man and -- elle fanning is just so great. >> jimmy: you're both -- everyone's great. >> sofia's just -- incredible director. >> jimmy: beautifully shot and -- it went to venice film festival? >> yeah. we ended up going to venice, which was incredibly enough. and then, we won the gold lion, which quentin tarantino gave us. it was -- >> jimmy: fantastic. >> yeah, it was incredible. >> jimmy: and it's -- now it's on like everyone's top ten lists. you got a.o. scott from new york times, new yorker, roger ebert -- they're all -- >> it's exciting. >> jimmy: in their top ten list. this is our picture movie. >> i'm ready for the people

i said, johnny, i don't have problem with authority. just as long as they don't try to tell me what to do. he said you dummy, that's what authority does. i think that that there are many ways to resist. i think movements are really important, but as you know, from coming out of movements, they require a lot of emotional maintenance. we're all limited in terms of what we can do, and my focus is as a writer which ultimately is a solitary form of protest. we need the baregans, and we need the activists who show up at the g-20. we need both. we need everything, and i think it's incumbent upon us to search within our own consciousness for how we respond, but i'm with you, and i think that, you know, i think you pointed out probably a fair failing at the end of the book that i should have focused more on that. thank you. where's the mic? i guess over there, over there. >> thank you. >> yeah, well, wait for the mic. >> ralph nader thinks the only salvation is a good guy that's rich. my question is do you know any really good rich guys like ted

[applause] [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please welcome are masters of ceremony, johnnie moseley.ause] >> mayor newsom, distinguished guests, welcome. you might be wondering what i'm doing up here, but i did sail as a kid. at some point, i thought i could be a world class sailer. and then i got last place and i figured out skiing was for me. i would like to be involved. i'm honored to be here. i would like to be actually sailing, but this is the gig that i have got. thank you very much. these are incredible. i think that's what is bringing a lot of excitement to the america's cup that is coming to the city. it is amazing. they are fast. i may freestyle skiier. when i watch them, it is exciting. it reminds me of an extreme sport. it's going to bring a lot of excitement to this city. i've been to a lot of events that are big. i saw what the olympics did for salt lake city, and what it is still doing, all the youth programs, and the ski jumps. 2010 ended with the news we had all been hoping for, that the 2013 america's cup would come to san francisco, and, indeed, it has. are really

they are playing for the trophy and the irish is joshua fox down two and keeping a close engine and johnny dribble penetration and 42-40 st. ignatius the win r tonight in this long, long time rivalry game. how many people watched last night's game. the largest audience in the history of cable television. 27.3 million people, they had the packers versus vikings monday night football in 2009 and it's no secret probably only pro-football maybe five years from now will be on the regular over the air network. cable is taking over and promoted this game for 48 hours straight on espn and it paid off and the final poll you see auburn, tcu oregon 3 and stone ford 4. >>> striking out on less miles michigan had to go to san diego state route today and selected brady as the new football coach. he coached along with sandy you go state and was a defensive line coach at michigan in 1997. they always hear we want a michigan man so a little bit of that and ron rivera long time assistant coach, long time player in the national football league and a great, great guy played at cal and ron dying his hair now b

. >> host: of the way down to johnnie cochran. >> guest: uh-oh, please. johnnie cochran. what happens in terms of the transition from being his attorney to being a confidante? >> guest: well, i ended up being -- first of all, their is a person i have not mentioned. should americans really know who he is? they will if they read this book. i dedicated this. this book is dedicated to stanley. dedicated to. now, why do i do that? he met martin came in the late 1950 s. he was an independently wealthy, not an extremely wealthy, but independently wealthy real-estate attorney. he developed a bond with manque. primarily initially in terms of fund-raising stanley had this art of writing appeal letters, fund-raising appeal letters. virtually all of the appeal, the letters soliciting money under marking king's name were on southern christian letterhead, substantially if not entirely written by martin. stanley and i became very good friends when i came to new york's. >> host: he moved to riverdale? >> host: >> guest: i move to riverdale in 1961. i immediately began working with -- of,

manny ramirez and johnny damon have each agreed to one year contract with the rays. he missed the cutoff. >> you wouldn't know. manny is not a defender. >> no, definitely not. >> see the tears of venus after all of these years. i guess she has never had to pull out of anything. >> we'll have more on this coming up on cbs 5 at 11:00. we'll see you, then. rocket scientists! you gave us the space age... but your savings accounts are stuck in the stone age! earn more commodore with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! [ laughs ] instead of earning zilch, your savings will be earning three times the national average. three times more? roger that! go online and sign up at capitalone.com. what's in your wallet?! where to sputnik? [ chuckles ] he wanted a curriculum designed to meet market needs, with faculty who brought real-world perspective on where the business world was headed and the practical experience to help him make an impact. my name is sean blankenship, i'm making the electric car more accessible, and i am a phoenix.

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if you're a fan of chuck berry, the guy who sings "johnny b.at's the one. he collapsed during a concert in chicago. they're saying he had performed two shows in new york the night before. he was basically collapsed 15 minutes into the set. someone who was at the concert says in the midst of playing the piano he stopped and appeared to basically collapse over the keyboard. he said a little bit later he picked up his guitar but then immediately people came onto the stage and escorted him off the stage. basically he went backstage for 20 minutes then he returned to just explain to the crowd what happened. there was a registered doctor who stood nearby the whole time. keep in mind he's 84 years old. so he's obviously performing a great amount. and exhaustion they now say is the cause of the collapse. >> good it wasn't anything more serious, though. chuck berry, a rock 'n' roll icon for sure. happy news, shall we? >> please, please. >> a hollywood marriage to tell you about. those of you who remember the sitcom, what was it, "one day at a time." val

. >> they look at that versus a community school where little johnny goes next door to his schools. should we be closing schools that's a regional draw? >> it's not fair. we need our school. we all love this school very much and it means a lot to us. >> reporter: ultimately, district will make the decision on whether or not to close this school by february 8th. coming up at 6:00, we'll tell you why the district president says -- they will still have to shut down at least three schools in this district. >> so frustrating for parents. thank you. >>> a caltran conductor under arrest tonight, accused of preying on his female passengers. police say he offered to wave the fine for a 16-year-old girl who didn't have a ticket, but in change for sexual favors. he's also accused of targeting a woman passenger in a separate incident. they say he used his position of authority to take passengers to a se lewded part of the train. he is out of jail on bond and if convicted, could face three years in prison. >>> if it seems like the bay bridge commute has been more tolerable, you're not imaging th

. >> reporter: johnny taylor is that lifer. his home turf is south sacramento.he killed a rival gang member and now nine inning of hard ball dulls the pain of doing hard time. >> it's rehabilitation, as well. you feel as part of a team and you have to uphold a certain standard for yourself and the prison. today's opponent, the fog, a men's league team from marin county. armed guards watch the action from above. the only thing going over this fence is a baseball. >> i certainly think about baseball. >> reporter: christopher rich knows he can't change the horrible thing he did. rich beat his wife with a baseball bat in 1995. >> when i committed the act of murder, i knew i played my last game of baseball. i love my teammate and love this program. it's a life-changer. it helps to exercise some of the demons. >> reporter: when we come back on "a second look," can a baseball broadcast stop a riot? why the mayor of san francisco asked ktvu to televise the giant's road game at a time of civil unrest. >>> and a bit later, a giant's team that barely made it into the world

[ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. >> little johnny made number two on his own is not metal horns worthy.e and claim it back. the rightful owners of the metal community. >> jimmy: like seeing twisted sister. >> if you're with me now, you can throw the horns. if within to the presence of an actual heavy metal guy. you're at a metal show, yes. you're at a john mayer show, no. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: undertood. [ applause ] understood. [ cheers and applause ] >> i got to be -- >> jimmy: i want to show you a guitar that i had made for me. [ laughter ] >> don't even show me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what is he doing? >> i fired a shot across adam's bowel over there. i just -- >> adam: you a son of a bitch. [ laughter ] i was -- that's so funny, because -- wow. you, actually -- you're going to feel bad now. you were the first person i heard that these guys in summer camp wanted me to sing a song, and they said, "do you know 'do you want to rock' by twisted sister?" and i was like, "no i don't." and i was 11 -- i was 11 years old, i'll never forget this, this was one of the first thing

apple, johnny apples said, look, i just have one question for you. he said, what is it about you and authority? i said, johnny, i don't have any problem with authority as lock as they don't -- long as they don't try and tell me what to do. [laughter] he said, you dumb, f. that's what authority does. and so i think that there are many ways to resist. i think movements are really important. but as you know from coming out of movements they require a lot of emotional maintenance. that's, you know, we're all limited in terms of what we can do, and my focus is as a writer which, ultimately, is a solitary form of protest. and so we need the baragans, and we need the activists who show up at the g-20. we need both. we need ferg. and i think it's incumbent upon all of us to search within our own conscious, our own consciousness for how we respond. but i'm with you. and i think that, you know, i think you pointed out probably a fair failing at the end of the book that i probably should have focused a little more more on t. thank you. where's the mic? i guess

. >> so we're here with johnnie unite us. what's your method today? what do you want to tell the kids? >> don't panic. go organic. we're going to teach about gardening and how you live lighter on the planet. >> what's the most popular part of the sustainable living road show. >> when you throw it. it knocks down an oil derrick and there's recycled switch. in the of one, there's 5 of them. you get to sort your trash into cans, bottles >> well, the farming gig. nature school can show you how. can you start with me right now. i and i will see you through. i over them a chance. i'm farming. i'm farming. and i'm farming and the name of earth. all right. i'm farming. i'm farming. and i'm farming to preserve her worth. >> next person to knockdown fossil fuels >> why do you want to get rid of oil derricks. >> that's see what happens. >> try again. you got to work hard. it's not easy. it's not easy. >> we are with gordon jenkins. >> there's going to be a farmer's market. then this side is going to be sort of out door foods. slow on the go. local doesn't mean f

and johnny damon signed a two year deal with the rays. >>> two rounds are completed in the australian open. and the american women are down and out. venus williams lasted just seven points of her third round match with andrea pekolvic because she had to withdraw with a torn muscle. the australian open becomes the fourth straight australian open without a united states woman. >>> and patty marks his golf bar but accidentally brushes it and the ball moves a dimple or two. nothing happened until a viewer called and said, that's a double stroke. what other sport can a phone call from a fan get a player dqed it's just not right. and highlights tonight at 10:00. >> i bet that could have cost him a lot of money. >> he was in second place in that tournament. that's the kind of stuff that if you're not a golfer, you say that's why i hate to ask questions. >> you head my mind. >> yes indeed. >>> coming up at 7:00, crews right now trying to pull another vehicle from the canal where the search is focused now for a missing 4-year-old boy from patterson. also coming up, a closer look at today's une

>> i think it's johnny depp in "alice." >> best supporting actor.here. >> that would be a great moment. he's up against slightly better performances but it would make for a great moment on tv. jeffrey rush is pretty magnificent in "the king's speech" and christian bale -- >> that's a strong category. >> he's so great in "the fighter" playing the crack addict with a boston accent. he's british, nothing like this guy we are watching. that's one of the things you look for if voting on something like this. can you turn into a person completely different than yourself? >> i want to get the two tv awards given out for best drama and comedy. who do you like? >> best drama, could "the good wife" do it? everybody loves "mad men." but "the good wife" is a really good show. >> real quick, comedy. >> the question is can "glee" unseat "30 rock"? >> that will be it. thank you so much, jacob. have fun watching tonight. >> i will. i always have fun watching. >> you can watch the 68th annual golden globes with or without jacob tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on nb

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he's sort of a johnny come lately to the democracy promotion seen in egypt. when he made his equally big speech in cairo compared to rice, rice's big part of the speech was elevating the plight of the palestisan -- it was not about democracy. it was there but so blappedly delivered. chris: what do you hear in the president's world addressed to that world? >> i think he's coming to this but is late. in fact all week they seemed to be scrambling. the shocking thing is that they were not prepared for must be bashe 82 years old and ailing and politically opposed. they were not prepared for the transition. you saw the evolution of hillary clinton's comments over the week. you heard joe biden on thursday, saying, well he's an ally, he's not a dictator. resisting, moving along. they were pulled to this because it became apparent to them that they were sticking with mubarak too long. cline sometimes we jump on the bandwagon just in time. we were for sanctions in afghanistan over reagan's veto to be on the good guy's side and then george schultz hit me with this, we b

maldonado is the second venezuelan aisles at the british team to drive in formula one after compadre johnny caught on the twenty five year old replacing germany cough welcome very golf to winning last season's t.p. two title he had his fast af want experience back in two thousand and food during offseason testing for the minardi team was not always clearly excited about the challenge ahead. i feel ready to take this step to represent my country and to represent the colors of the big team with responsibility and faith we're going to face a very important pre-season which is the key for getting attempted to the team if one system of working is different compared with g p two but i'm going through the last and with how to work in good will i'm sure i will soon adapt and go to be competitive when they turn to the season. but stop by all fla now where avon cherry . it is the bruins of the season in the mound stand kilometer sprint to add the fifth welcome stage in germany the russian showing perfect shooting skills at both ranges but was a bit slow on the track then mark them for saw a frenchman

. >>> after winning one ring with the red sox and one with the yankees, johnny damon is headed back to the american league east and will be joined by a familiar face. >> i'm back. >> man ram. damon. red sox teammates in the prime of their careers. now they will be reunited at the end of theory careers in tampa bay after agreeing to one year deals with the rays. >>> serena williams still out with a foot injury and now a hip injury knocked venus out of the australian open. venus has never won an australian open. >> all we hear is what they did. they can't stop a nosebleed. 25th in the league and we don't want to get disrespected. >> congratulations. see you in pittsburgh. >> can't wait. >> mark scott and jets haven't been as talkative this week leading up to the afc championship game. even rex ryan has toned it down. what happened to the trash talking jets we know and love. >> we want the t-shirt, we want the hat, we want the trophy. so i don't know what else i need to say. that's the truth. they have had six super trophies. if they want to put them on the field we will play them too. >>

reporter: some of the accused mobsters have colorful nicknames like benny car wash, tony bagels and johnnie pizza. but agents also nabbed top members including the reputed head of new england's crime family, luigi manoccio, accused of collectioning protection payments from strip club owners. high ranking good morning bean known and colombo -- high ranking gambino and colombo associates were charged of hits on their own members. >> two were shot in a public bar allegedly because of a dispute over a spilled drink. >> reporter: the indictments also charge accused mobsters of extorting unions and construction companies. and even forcing workers to kickback part of their holiday pay to the mob. the fbi has continued to go after the crime families with the help of informants and turncoats. >> just as reretirement of a corporate ceo doesn't spell the end of the country neither dots incarceration of a mob boss or other key executives mean the dissolution of the family. >> reporter: because of that, the battle is far from over. randall pinkston brooklyn, new york. >>> give me a forecast i can't refu