he is take on lamont peterson, yes, our d.c.'s own lamont peterson. lamont against amir. i talked to lamont yesterday. he is ready. he is tired of talk. he just wants to fight. amir kahn seems to like the limelight a little bit more. should be a very interesting main event. let's go back to studio. at 6:30, barry, the trainer will join us. he is going to join us hours before they get set to get it on here at the convention center. >> see you then. >> he does have a front row seat, doesn't he? >> he does right there. >>> this time of the year, really any time, kids dream about going to the north pole at christmas. see the fantasy flight coming. >> i lived in california. i had no dream about being that cold. >>> and these wreaths had to take a long journey. >>> i was born in canada. i'm used to that cold. you know what, we have plenty of cold days ahead in our forecast but we have the sunshine. aisleey have the details. we'll be back after the break. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded.

. >>> certainly the guy last night was lamont peter son in the main event dcs new favorite son won a thrilling split decision over amirkhan to take away his junior welterweight crowns. peter son viciously attacked khan over and over. referee joe cooper took two controversial points away from khan in the 7th and 12th rounds that was the difference in this decision i asked thursday what this win would mean for lamont whichever >> what will that mean for you. >>> saturday night, they raising my hand, decision, knock out, regardless of what, what the city going to be like. i have been thinking about that the whole training camp. >> that takes us to our trifecta winner as peter son just said winner dc as a whole the city won big time last night proving this city can in fact host a big time boxing event the convention center was nearly packed to capacity and the electric crowd backed our local fighters throughout the night. later in the show we will hear more from oscar dela hoya who says his golden boy boxing team will be trying to get more boxing back. >>> boxing is back in dc. >> you ar

s own lamont peterson.world last weekend by beating a british boxer in their super lightweight title fide. now kahn is appealing that fight. we'll talk to peterson about that and how he's feeling six days later. stay with us. [ femamale announcer ] at verizonfios.com, you can choose your channel package. ♪ you can choose your own internet speeds. ♪ you can even choose to chat with a live person. ♪ now you can choose to save $35 a month for fios tv, internet and phone for just $79.99 a month, plus get a $300 verizon visa prepaid card with a 2 year agreement. but hurry, offer ends soon only at verizonfios.com. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without rememberi

and lamont's younger brother also wins his match p. i loved watching that boxing match. >> "nightly news" up next. see you back here after the giants/cowboys game. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum... we can empower more people to innovate... putting momentum behind our economy. and we can reduce the deficit... with more than thirty billion dollars paid by america's wireless companies. it's simple -- more spectrum means more freedom. for everyone.

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congratulation to lamont peterson also on that card, seth mitchell and also lamont's brother anthony. great night at the fights.  >>> our sphook fan of the day is melissa win free from brandywine, maryland. melissa asays she has been fighting cancer and just got a clean bill of health from her doctor. our facebook fan of the day is melissa winfrey from brandy sign, maryland. -- from brandywine, maryland.  to make a commitment is to see things through. confident that no matter what the obstacles we can build something better, together. with the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile, we're making a commitment, to create a stronger network for all our customers. we will invest an additional eight billion dollars and build out the next generation of mobile broadband to nearly everyone in america. that'll mean better coverage and call quality and faster downloads. but it will also create as many as ninety-six thousand american jobs. and we will begin bringing five thousand jobs to america

nelson and lamont killed christopher alves overnight. they did not find the body until a few hours later when a woman discovered in a car near edgewood square. police believe the dark window tint made it hard to see what was going on inside. police are calling the death of an elderly man this morning in northwest baltimore suspicious, and homicide detectives are on the case. paramedics and police responded to the 25-hundred block of violet avenue this morning, where they found the man dead. they are not releasing the man's identity and it is not clear how he died. we're working to find out why the death was suspicious. police are calling the death of an elderly man this morning suspicious and detectives are on the case. we were just reporting on that and we will have more on that later tonight. authorities are releasing more details tonight about the man accused of killing a virginia tech police officer before turning the gun honors of. detectives say ross truett ashley the retention a day before the shooting when they think he stole a m

lamont bishop is a stalwart member -- where are you? in the back.leno's office. b.j. jones from public utilities commission is here. stewart. from the public library. and pete fitzsimmons and tannish col -- hollins and camille dawkins. camille is over here. without camille and tannish rkt , none of this happens. so let's give them a round of applause for their wonderful effort. the society's primary mission is to enlighten, to inform, to inspire and to empower. we achieve that mission in a variety of ways. almost always in partnership with others. through our current partnership that trevor spoke to with the finance -- kinsey foundation shall the san francisco public library, and the california council of the humanities, we are now hosting an incredible exhibition of art and artifacts from the kinsey collection, the kron -- that chronicles the story of people of frick desnent america. if you haven't done so you owe it to yourself and particularly to your children to visit and see this important exhibit which is at our library in the frake american -

i'm marc lamont hill. this wep this week this weh talenteded singer songwriter ne-yo plus it's an ep deppic with deadly consequences. that's what's on in our world. starting now. u.s. department of education and central city productions, inc. >>> r&b sensation ne-yo is riding the wave of his fourth successful album. in this all-access interview, he shares why he's mixing things up and what's in his future that fans will love. >>> first of all, congratulations are in order. not too long ago, you gave birth to a little baby girl. >> yeah, yeah. madeline grace. she's probably asleep. i'm a proud pappa. >> you've also given birth to another project of sorts, this new album? >> yes. >> tell me about it. >> based off a short story, leeber scale. the story beckons the question, way it out on your personal leaver scale between love versus money, power and fame, which way would the scales tip for you? ♪ >> did you see yourself ending up here when you started off? >> you know what? i knew i was going to do music. i

have come into christmas, that's part of what makes it so fascinating. >> reporter: in baltimore, lamont williams, abc2 news. >>> 9-year-old cory boyce was plows supposed to fly from nashville to new york to visit relatives but when the plane stopped at bwi an airline employee took her off and rebooked her and they didn't notify her parents. they found out when another relative called and said her daughter didn't get off the plane in new york. >> someone took her off the plane anyway probably because she is a child and she is is not going to say know you -- no you can't rebook me. >> chloe's mom called southwest and it took an hour to straighten it out. a spokesman says the situation was not handled well. and the family has been reimbursed for a ticket and issued another travel voucher. >> come on. >> go. >> come on. >> come on. >> you can't see us come on down. >> hold on. >> come on down. >> come on. >> oh. >> they had to make a decision as the home caught fire. tay and wait or jump they decided to jump and it was a joint decision. it happened tuesday in detroit. luckily the man is oka

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s own lamont peterson at the convention center saturday night. lamont is 26-1 and a big favorite.eds your support. su >> we're going to keep it clean and keep it fun and just make sure you support me because his people are here and they didn't just drive or catch the subway here. they took a seven, eight hour flight. so i got some support. >> the speed and the power and you could never believe when i fight because you see a knockout come from nowhere and it's true when i say people are on the edge of their seats when i fight because it's so exciting and it's very good to watch. so all the people in d.c., i'm going to put a big performance on for them. >> should be a good fight. >>> one final football note, defensive end stephen bowen of the skins, the winner of the ed block courage award voted by his teammates. his son skylar born on july 10th and his and his brother were born premature and just last sunday before kickoff bowen's mother-in-law marilyn died at 59 muscular dystrophy in his northern virginia home. we'll be right back. 

hear what lamont says about facing a mere con in his backyard. this is good stuff at 11:00. >> i'm looking forward to it. he's good. >> lamont is a tough dude. >>> coming up next, a movie on the live of marron barry is in the works. >>> executives from the organization americans elect talk about their efforts for a directly elected nonpartisan presidential ticket in future election[ baby coughing ] [ coughing continues ] [ female announcer ] more pollution from power plants means more childhood asthma attacks. [ labored breathing ] there's technology that makes the air cleaner, but too many plants don't use it. we can't wait. epa must update power plant standards to protect our kids. [ baby coughing ] >>> special tribute to fallen troops today. wreaths for america placed wreaths at the u.s. naval academy and the world war ii memorial in annapolis. they head to arlington cemetery where more than 100,000 wreaths will be laid on the tombstones. more than 15,000 volunteers helped to make the wreaths. >>> international businessman, very well known, jo

almost seth mitchell is on the card as well as lamont's younger brother anthony. the first fight is scheduled for 6:30 at the convention center. that's your sports minute. have a great day. >>> they are the symbol of excellence in film. >> but a labor fight could mean no new oscars are handing out at this year's academy awards. workers at the chicago-based manufacturer of the golden statue ets are fighting over a proposed wage freeze and benefit cuts. union leaders say they are trying to avoid a work stoppage. even if new trophies are not made, the academy said they have a closet full of ready made oscars. they also make trophies for the emmys and mtv music i wards. i hope they figure out a deal. it's not the oscars without little os kor. >> locally, the emmys we hope they're back in production. >>> 6:27 right now. new abuse allegations against another prominent sports figure. the details when we return. >>> also ahead, it wasn't for bargains. the reason that one woman pepper sprayed other shoppers on black friday. why she said she did it. >>> and it's a crime tha

lamont peterson, the junior champion. oscar day lajo jolla knows abou that. i'm going to start with seth. what was it like for you to fight and get a second round t.k.o. in front of family and p friends. >> for me, it was a surreal moment. i thought i could stop him, but i didn't think i was going to run through him. i thought it was going to take sevenover eight. i was elated. the crowd was happy. i wanted to set the stage. >> vance, i have to tell you this, he defers to lamont. look at this. >> stop the fight. he's killing him. stop it! >> when we were sitting down here, seth said you have to put the champ in the middle. you have to put the champ in the middle. i told you when you got here, you are one of my favorite stories ever. you took me through the streets and showed me the shelters where you grew up. your story is well documented. i have to imagine, after that huge win for you, you are getting international recognition, a key to your hometown. seth used the words surreal. this is surreal for you? >> yeah. each day, each week, it's hitting me more and

s own, lamont peterson and the promoter is none other than the golden boy himself, oscar de la hoya.is an honor to have you here. >> you won 10 world titles in six different classes. now you are a promoter. >> it's big difference, obviously, but it's actually a blessing because for a lot of fighters to have an ex-fighter be a promoter and understand what they go through and understand that the game is difficult, understand that we have to work hard and the sweat and the tears and, you know, the dedication, the discipline that goes behind getting inside the ring and working hard, you know, fighters respect that. it makes me that much easier for me to sign the fighters and golden boy promotions, we have been able to establish quite a business over the years, but most important part about it is that we have the respect of the fighters because i've been through it. they are going through it. it's been kind of like, go out, there work for the fighters. you come up as an olympic gold metal and then win 10 world titles in six different classes. to you go, wow, i can't believe i did all that

s own lamont peterson will go toe to toe against amir king kahn. it's d.c.'s first hbo fight in 18 years. also, seth mitchell is on the card as well as lamont's younger brother anthony. the first fight is scheduled for 6:30 at the convention center. that's your sports minute. have a great day. >> thank you, you have a great day, too. >>> coming up on 9:27. still ahead another gaffe from rick perry. the texas governor's latest blunder that may very well show up on "saturday night live" tonight. >>> he's fired. why donald trump may not be why donald trump may not be moderating we need a new sofa. something i can stretch out on. oh! that will go with those lamps my mother gave us. or we could get some new lamps. or we could get no sofa. negotiating, eh? you got it! for a limited time buy select seating and get 15% back. >>> you're watching nbc 4 washington's news leader. now live in hd this is news 4 today. >>> welcome to news 4 today. i'm angie goff. >> i'm chris gordon. it is saturday, december 109. >> right now we are following a developing story out of the p

i said, yeah, i'm bushed, lamont. he says you're bushed. he says you are an ass. and he hung up. he hung up on me. i said well, i'm wanting to do experiments on myself from time to time. and i thought, well, i'm wondering what my career path will be here and i know i don't really particularly want to do this. maybe i will do it and this will put the final nail in the coffin of my acting career. so i experiment. so i got on-board on that film. it was such an interesting experience. most movies if you're lucky, you get two weeks rehearsal, then you shoot for eight, ten weeks. this was like flipped around. it was a ten-week rehearsal with these great master actors and a wonderful director, and then we shot it in two weeks. so it was a big play. that play is like four hours long so it was a chance of working with these old masters. >> is that when you really fell in love with the craft of acting. >> oh, yeah. yeah. i mean something about it. and interesting thing about anxiety, like this "remember, have fun," and all that. i thought early on, gee, maybe if this anxiety finally -- do

suspected trigger man, lamont pride. ariel morales. ariel. michael veless. two of them posing as pretend neighbors, pretending to help the victim. >> they worked in conjunction. because they were evil and they were cowards. they hid and then they jumped. and they pulled the trigger that took a good man. >> reporter: hailed as a hero, figowski's father heard the fatal gunshots that killed his comrade and sprang into action. >> even through his emotion, to run and capture the mutt that killed this poor police officer. >> reporter: not lost on the nypd, the fact that pride, a career criminal, was out on the streets at all. now, he and his alleged cohorts get to parade in a caravan through these same brooklyn streets. >> reporter: all five suspects are being held without bail. >> another rough day on wall street. [ stock bells ringing ] >>> lingering concerns about the european economy drags down the markets again. the dow is down 131 points. s&p down 14. nasdaq down 40. let's go to new york right now, alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >

by the ages of 10 and 8, lamont and younger brother, anthony, were homeless. sleeping in a car.sn't until they met local boxing coach, barry hunter, that those dreams started to take shape. >> i knew something was different about them. whatever god prepared us for, i know it is boxing, because independent, the survival, and the struggle. it relates to boxing. >> that drive and hunger will be showcased saturday night on hbo from the washington convention center. >> a will the of people are pulling for me in the d.c. area. even in the uk. a lot of people want to see me win this fight. >> the peterson brothers are on the same fight card along with another local product, seth mayham mitchell. hunter knows lamont can handle the pressure. >> i really, really think there's nothing else this man can see or go through that shake the foundation that he stands on. >> all right, his boxing nickname is havoc. he's been reeking havoc all season. he won 29 of 39 bouts with 16 knockouts. i'm kristen, anita, back to you. >>> harry thomas returns to work just days after fbi and irs agents raid hi

joseph nelson and coty lamonte killed christopher alves. conrad gaylord is charged with transporting a weapon. a woman discovered the body in a car. according to police, they responded to shot fired a few hours before but did not see alves because of the tinted windows on the car. >> detectives believe he had been fatally shot at that time and they believe that the heavy window tinting that he had on his vehicle obscured him from view by the deputies. >> the quick arrest of the man in the custody was due to the work done around the clock by the detectives. the man authorities say killed a virginia tech police officer before committing suicide had broken up with his girlfriend over the summer and vaguely mentioned family issues. according to friends and former classmates, ross truett ashley was loyal and never hinted that violence. he never talked about guns and did not use drugs or drink heavily. he stole a mercedes-benz from his landlord wednesday. the next day, he walked up to c officerrouse -- officer crouse and shot him. he fled the sce

. >> bill: next on the run down marc lamont hill on president obama and the black vote. is there some trouble in those precincts. later quarterback tim tebow devoted christian, causing trouble on the field in the bell bill our pal marc lamont hill recently wrote a column saying that newt gingrich is an intellectual heavyweight that may hurt him in his run for president. please explain this in terms even i can understand. i read the claim. i didn't quite grasp it but you cede he is smart guy. >> very smart guy. >> understands policy and how the government runs. >> every debate. >> bill: you recognize his frame of reference is solid. >> absolutely. >> bill: then you say republicans don't like that? >> no, newt gingrich has been around for decades. republicans don't pick the smart guy. >> bill: how come he is leading in the polls then. >> they are deeply frustrated with romney because he he is as liberal as i am at least in his history. romney inflamed out. rick perry can't debate. he is the best option they have. >> bill: how did you arrive at the conclusion that republics

we'll talk to los -- to lamont. >> get to the important part, lamont will be on the show.ght last night in honor of that. >> plenty more this morning. we'll be right back. we'll see you at 6:00. 

i talked to the trainer of lamont peterson. reason why he is going to win is because of where he comes from. you know, he was found abandoned on the streets of southeast washing tonight no average person will go through what he does. nobody can hit as hard with the right. >> i know. it's your man. ed ed >> how did he remember that? >> to come to his gym. >> i mean, he just brought it up. he said waiting for you guys to come to the gym. >> one round. >> i don't know. he is bigger than i am. i don't know what weight class we would have to fight in here. >> we would all get crushed. >> i can't believe that he would remember that. he wants you to come to the gym. >> if lamont wins the belt, we should do it. >> i just want you to know that right off the bat. >> very -- he is a very smart man. >> coming up at 9:15, we have oscar de la hoya. he won ten world titles. we have him on the set right here. >> it's going to be fun. >> tu. you are a good man. >> we look forward to oscar de la hoya. >>> coming up, a warning from the pentagon a

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suspected triggerman, lamont pride, accomplices, nelson morales, ariel tejada, michael veless. two of them pretending be to neighbors helping the victim. >> they worked in conjunction because they were evil and they were cowards. they hid and then they jumped. and they pulled the trigger that took a good man. >> reporter: hailed as a hero, figowski's officer heard a fatal gunshot and sprang into action. >> even through his emotion, to run and capture the mutt that killed this poor police officer. >> reporter: not lost on the nypd, the fact that pride, a career criminal, was out on the streets at all. now, he and his alleged cohorts get to be paraded in a caravan, through these same brooklyn streets, heading to rikers. >> reporter: all five suspects are being held without bail. >>> the u.s. postal service agrees to postpone the quloations of hundred -- closings of hundreds of mail facilities. all scheduled to shut down will now remain open until may 2012. the move will allow congress time a plan to work on a way to save the service. >>> in tonight's healthwatch, scientists are e

lamont peterson is in action right now, his brother anthony is a winner in the light heavyweight division heavyweight bought, brandywine maryland native wins by technical knockout in the second round. big day for college football. robert griffin, iii is your 2011 heisman trophy winner. congrats to him. >> over andrew luck. the favorite. >> that is our news for tonight. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum... we can empower more people to innovate... putting momentum behind our economy. and we can reduce the deficit... with more than thirty billion dollars paid by america's wireless companies. it's simple -- more spectrum means more freedom. for everyone. ♪ >>> good evening. welcome to "on the record." i'm greta van

[reading items] this was the item that miss lamonte discussed. [continues reading] if you could entertain a commotion for -- a motion for items 9a through e. >> so moved. >> the questions on item d are still important, but we will pursue the answers to them anyway. president moran: any other public comment? all those in favor? the motion passes. let's see. for regular business, mr. cheng is not here. so let's pass on that item. we also, it's not 1:30 so we can't go to item 11. >> we can start item 12 if you like. president moran: ok. there's nothing before that that leads into that. why don't we do that. you're our next. >> ok. good afternoon. i'm mike campbell from clean powersf. i have five slides to get through in five minutes and i think i can do it. first, to summarize the resolution that is before you for consideration, a contract with shell. your approval is the approval of the master contract and the final revisions that are still in the works. we need to be consistent with the substantive matters that are in the resolution the attached t