tavis: up next, bob knowling. stay with us. bob knowling crew up on welfare in indiana. -- grew up on welfare in indiana. that did not prevent him from getting an education and becoming a leading telecommunicate -- tele- communications ceo. his new book is called "you can get there from here: my journey from struggle to success." he has been called on by the left and the right, bill clinton in michael bloomberg have called on him for a variety of projects to have the first and maybe last person on the to be e same hometown as i am, indiana, but the same high school i went to. what are the chances you would get two black men out of the corn field in indiana on pbs? only in america. it is an honor to have you on this program. i am sure the folks in indiana are proud to have hoosiers on national television. your story is fascinating. i want to start at an unlikely place. there has been so much conversation about herman cain. those who are turned on to him like his business background and his 9-9-9 plan, the partite keep coming bac

supervisor kim: next, marius starkey and karen knowles-p earce. ." >> mr. starkey had to leave, so he provided me with his comments that i would like to read into the record. to whom it may concern. serving the past few years has provided me with a certain civic pride and the like to continue my work. i live within visual sight and it would be my pleasure to see projects become reality. as an individual living in the mlp area for the last 20 years, i have firsthand experience in recognizing the importance of improving our neighborhoods with respect to pedestrian and bicycle safety. the improvement of area parks and the regulation of traffic flow regarding parking issues. the current members have developed an environment that works effectively with various neighborhood groups and development. this includes working with city agencies like the ipic to make recommendations to offset the influx of new people moving into the mlp area due to the construction of new buildings and businesses. currently, i am also serving on the board of the mdna. the mdna and the ca

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charles knowles house is known for his festive christmas lights. he recently underwent heart surgery and couldn't put up the lights himself. some good samaritans heard about his hardship. it took them nine and a half hours to put up the decorations. there are 2100 lights that can be seen from blocks away. >> christmas is back for him. i think all the other people in the neighborhood liked it. >> this, to me, is my christmas present to the public. it don't cost them anything to come and look. >> charles knowles is planning ahead now to christmas 2012 next year. he says his winter wonderland will feature a completely lighted tree. >> it's nice they are giving back. lighting up the holiday for him. >>> coming up, the disturbing case of sports fans going too far. we'll catch up with >>> they expect to get hit when you are standing on the football field. you would expect to it come from a fellow football player, not a run away golf cart. it's what happened at the cowboy's stadium after a football game. you see the electric cart with no driver motoring d

i'm chris knowles. >>> a problem that some head start centers across the nation. audited 10% of the head start facilities and found problems. most did not comply with checks. it's to help low income preschool children. >>> they still want you to keep the commercials on. the federal communications began something limiting commercial volume. it requires commercials to have the same average volume as television programming. called one of the most cycles. >>> daryl stein burg announced he wants to create a free online library for textbooks. stein burg said people pay too much for books and want to spend for an online collection of books. he doesn't require them but the educators would go do the right thing. >>> the giant apple went for ten times the estimate at auction today. when apple was founded, steve offered their friend a 10% share. wayne withdrew seven days after signing the contract and then later sold it to a private collector. auctioned off the contract for nearly $1.6 million. by the way, the 10% share would be worth more than $10 billion today. >>> depress

. >> i am karen knowles-pearce. i have lived in the neighborhood for many years. i became active with boards around the city and the search for 10 years on the mission bay cac. i serve for four years and was the vice chair of transbay transit center. since 2001, i have been a member and the chair of the treasure island yerba buena island advisory board. this year, after the world when of approvals, i found myself sitting on only one board and decided i was getting bored and i needed to pay more attention to the immediate neighborhood. after years of being asked to sit on the mission delores neighborhood association, i accepted their offer and joined this year. and then was asked to join the mlp cac. i felt it was time that i paid more attention to my direct neighborhood. i have a real passion for the city, amazing -- and for the development in the city. i think i bring a very common- sense and pragmatic style to the board. i recognize the fact that we do live in the city and there are a number of very interesting, although much to be heard -- all of whom want to b

today the site boasts ten times as many stores and a sales movement that founder luke knowles says rivals black friday and cyber monday. >> earlier today, we had a merchant reach out to us and say the amount of sales that the amount of sales they're receiving today is fairly comparable to what they received on cyber monday. so this is a very big shopping day for them and becoming very important for them. >> susie: according to a survey, 90% of shoppers spent more money when offered free-shipping. better hurry though, that guaranteed christmas delivery ends at midnight tonight. still ahead, tonight's tax tips. taking your questions, kevin mccormally of kiplinger's personal finance. and tonight's market monitor says buying stocks with big dividends is the key to investing success in the new year. he's rich steinberg of steinberg global. >> zinca day bud on the nasdaq at top executive from the social gaming company rang the opening bell. the stock popped 10% after it started to trade but soon fizzled. analysts max wolf says it's going to take more than hype to get investors to play zinga. >>

supervisor kim: next, marius starkey and karen knowles-p earce. ." >> mr.his comments that i would like to read into the record. to whom it may concern. serving the past few years has provided me with a certain civic pride and the like to continue my work.

speaking of the sovereign debt and nations defaulting in the crisis that causes and it's from daniel knowles of the telegraph and he says this is still awesome the correlation between percentage of men aged twenty four to thirty five living at home and sovereign debt risk as you see the number one is greece where the percentage of men in that age group have to live at home and next you see portugal in places like spain and italy and there appears to be a correlation not that correlation is necessarily causation but they they do are correlated that the c.d.f. spreads on nations that are very high that they also have a high percentage of young men living at home maybe they live at home but they're not breast feeding from their mother like the bankers on wall street are still doing from the government remember to welfare for the rich in america and work fair for the poor and they are there suckling on their government teat all day long in america maybe to live at home but doesn't stop them from suckling but now the number one source of inspiration for this global insurrection against banker occ

. >> want to get out on the roads, we will let you knowle >> 11 minutes after 6:00. we are taking a look. the temperatures are in the 20's 30's downtown. think of the beach and think of summer when you are stepping down town. you'll have some frost and a windshield. this is one of the call this morning we have seen for at least 10 days. high-pressure is moving off the coast. there is a cold front moving through the great lakes. this front will come through here but it will come through dry. there is some precipitation along the front. there could in some snow around detroit right now that will move along ohio, pennsylvania. we can see some cloud cover beginning to develop in the mountains. there is no precipitation but this is drifting over towards baltimore. we will call it a mix of sun and clouds. it is cold ones to get away from the city and the water. 27 at the airport. 21 in frederick. the forecast, a mix of sun and clouds. we will make it into the mid 50's. sunrise at 8 minutes after 7:00. the temperatures will go back to the upper 20's and low 30's. the 74 cas

he knowles what he wants to accomplish in the first six months. it's no longer about talking points with him. he's had four years to really think about what has gone wrong and what needs to go right. let's be clear, this is not just about picking a conservative candidate. this is about looking at washington, seeing that it is in complete chaos. saying we can't have anybody associated with washington, because we need someone to go in there and fix the problems. what i know about mitt romney is, he's taken broken businesses and he's fixed them. he took a failing olympics and he made it a successful source of pride for our country. and he went in as a governor of a state, balanced his budget, cut taxes 19 times, and he did it with an 85% democrat legislature. that says a lot. and that's a lot what washington needs right now. >> governor, you were critical of former speaker gingrich after his appearance this may on "meet the press," when he criticized paul ryan's medicare reform plan. what,o you, is disqualifying about speaker gingrich as the nominee

>> thank you, chris knowles live in bell front, pennsylvania. our bruce leshan is also there. he will be covering today's hearing. the only local television reporter with a seat inside the courtroom. he'll have live updates for us tonight beginning at 5:00. you can also follow developments all day long on wusa9.com. >>> it is 6:20. next in sports, a basketball thriller at howard and a dud on monday night football. >> it is time before our break to check on the question of the morning. between the ages of 2 and 5, the average child does which one of these things, roughly 400,000 times? is it a, say no? b, ask a question. or c, start crying. >> our facebook friends always have something good to say. david writes what's that, what's this? we're guessing his question is b, ask a question. >> be right back. >>> how should here with your weather first on this frosty tuesday morning. once again, many temperatures down in the 20s. if you park outside, you know the drill. a couple of extra minutes to scrape the window. let's get you going with a look at the day planner. high clouds wil

but notre dame couldn't hang on. 4th quarter, knowles score 18 unanswered and win 18-14. >>> the rosel kicks off monday in pasadena and before oregon and wisconsin take to the field they gobbled up pounds of prime rib at a beverly hills restaurant. last night ducks offensive lineman mark asper saved a man who was choking on a piece of beef. >> stood up and patted him on the back and said you don't know what you're doing, i do. i'm an eagle scout. >> the first heave was a test because he seemed old. i didn't want to break his ribs. so test heave and then he seemed like he could handle a full force heave so i popped it out. came up to me afterwards and said hey, man, thanks a lot but you broke my sunglasses. i said i'm sorry, i'll get you a new pair. >>> lebron for a monster jam. the ball goes flying out but it didn't bounce off the rim, it goes off gerald henderson's head. they didn't count it but miami beat charlotte. you saw lebron and complain immediately and everybody thought that's just lebron being lebron but he had good reason, legitimate reason this time. i have never seen this

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. >> all right, chris knowles in new york. >>> we're watching a story out of blacksburg, virginia. you're looking at pictures thanks to our affiliate there. at the virginia tech campus, it is on lockdown because of a shooting that took place earlier today. police are for a suspected gunman. what we do understand, according to virginia tech authorities, two people were shot dead. one was a police officer making a routine stop on the campus. and then according to eyewitness accounts, the alleged gunman then took off to a parking lot where another person was killed. still unclear, the identity of that person. the entire campus on lockdown as authorities continue to look for this suspected gunman. now watch this. >>> an emergency summit to save the euro. jon corzine on the hot seat over millions of missing dollars. jerry sandusky, a free man for now. and possible dangers of two birth control drugs. we begin with allison at the new york stock exchange for reaction to jon corzine's testimony before congress. what did he have to say about the more than $1 billion that has gone missing fro

deco building, we're asking some of our experts to choose their ultimate age of elegance, and eric knowlesve chosen, you should feel very much at home. i do. i mean, this is-- bridlington's art deco temple, it really is, and yes, i mean, those interwar years really do it for me. because it was the age of thoroughly modern millie, when it was stylish to raise your skirts and bob your hair, and people just wanted to have a party. i mean, they'd had the horrors of the first world war, and there's this new generation, this new emancipated woman, um, and, uh-- they were able to get out and follow their heroes and heroines on the silver screen, 'cause hollywood introduced glamour to the working classes in general. i mean, this figure-- this is josef lorenzl. i affectionately always refer to him as "legs lorenz." and here's this woman, i mean, she is the epitome of perfect health and form. and, uh, again, this was an age where people took, you know, a great interest in their own-- in their own health. so, um-- certainly the lines of this are beautiful, as indeed this-- this cocktail shaker. well,

now, my friend eric knowles was born in burnley, and apparently he says simmonstone is the stock brokerof burnley. so, whether it was in 1770, i don't know. what's even nicer-- not only is it completely flat on the bottom, the top unscrews. do you know how difficult it is to make a screw jar in pottery? can you imagine? somebody has taken the time to run this in to equally match that, i know. and still, after 200 and something years, it still closes shut perfectly. so, a few pound in a charity shop a few years back. today... £600, 800. wow. so, it was a good present. oh, yes. thanks very much. thank you. the photograph is my great-grandfather, tommy miller, and tommy was an assistant deck engineer on board the titanic. uh, the pennies are the two pennies that he gave to my grandfather before he sailed on titanic, and he pressed them into his hand and said, "don't spend those until i see you again." and of course, he didn't see him again, because he didn't survive the titanic. my grandfather went on to become a playwright and an author, so he wrote a lot about how he felt about his fathe

he knowles what he wants to accomplish in the first six months.ger about talking points with him. he's had four years to really think about what has gone wrong and what needs to go right. let's be clear, this is not just about picking a conservative candidate. this is about looking at washington, seeing that it is in complete chaos. saying we can't have anybody associated with washington, because we need someone to go in there and fix the problems. what i know about mitt romney is, he's taken broken businesses and he's fixed them. he took a failing olympics and he made it a successful source of pride for our country. and he went in as a governor of a state, balanced his budget, cut taxes 19 times, and he did it with an 85% democrat legislature. that says a lot. and that's a lot what washington needs right now. >> governor, you were critical of former speaker gingrich after his appearance this may on "meet the press," when he criticized paul ryan's medicare reform plan. what, to you, is disqualifying about speaker gingrich as the nominee of the par