many things are coming into sports legends.we are always updating our exhibit. >> that's the fun thing. i've been here before, but it's essentially almost a different exhibit because you've added so much more stuff. >> we will continue to add things. hopefully we add something after february 1st. >> wouldn't that be nice turned watch the ravens make their way to the super bowl today at 3:00 p.m. if you want to head here to sports legends museum, you still have time area they are open from 10:00 to 2:00. >> thank you very much. reporting live from camden yards. yards. >> still ahead, we hope ,,,,,, 3q join the revolution against scrubbing on your hands and knees. use new resolve easy clean to deep clean your carpets. just three easy steps for beautifully clean carpets. it removes three times more dirt than vacuuming alone. don't just vacuum clean. resolve clean. >> most people today at, all diets, all bets are off when it comes to food. >> our chef is here today to talk to us about how to do short ribs. tell us how to do it righ

in a city blues legends forever rooted in history of music buddy guy has become a legend by the age of dna straight from chicago pastime's who electrified the blues in those days the young upstart too loud and hard fought purists generation of british rockers eric clapton legitimized loud >> buddy guy grew up on a cotton plantation as a child could make music >> i used to take rubber bands setting them up and down to take a string and a tiny needles and the wall and pulled the strings high enough to hear >> mother left wondering why friend of father's first guitar bought taught himself how to play moved to chicago 21 years old catarrh and not much else back and plenty of clubs on the south and west sides buddy guy often on the outside looking in >> you would hear them coming out of the door no cover charge that would make you buy a beer i would have to stand outside i would listen to them play >> within a few years buddy guy himself playing the same clubs to gaining a reputation as a polished guitarist and singer 1950 blues manager >> i said i want to play like b.b. king but act like t

. >> i love john legend. >> me, too. you about a new edition to our news team. >> steve will be joining me here on the news desk starting thursday at 4:30 a.m., bright and early. and still thankful to you, natasha, for coming in here right and early. >> now i can sleep in. >> don't get too comfortable with that, because you'll still be here on days when i'm vacation. been fun. it's been a good ride. >> 4:55 your time. >> still ahead here on "good morning washington," the giants joined the patriots. ndianapolis for the super bowl. >> you will be amazed what some >> coming up, they head to the polls 40's republican presidential primary. are ndidates chris-crossing the state to get voters. and an occupy protester that says he was banned from mcpherson square by police. >> and it is lucky to be here. >> people brave the cold. >> "good morning washington" at 5:00 a.m. begins now. >> good morning to you, washington. >> i'm natasha barrett. your traffic and weather in just a few minutes. first, here is adam caskey. good morning

>>his self clubclub in the south loop buddy guy is legend's is a living memorial to the legends of the blues ... >>filled with photographs and guitars owned by these icons ... one of his favorite vintage instruments as this one the guitar that john lee hooker played it in his last to gig ... >>who knows where the blues is gonna go now the club's a disappearing the jazz clubs and the blues clubs ... >>make no mistake they still play the blues here in chicago and nobody plays it like buddy guy >>and he does it every january buddy guy is the start of his show at legend's now at 700 south wabash many shows are sold out but he will be there until the end of the month and coming up at the end of today's show i got a chance to jam with buddy guy and we will surely that performance >>stay w [ dentist ] people refer to jill as "that woman with the great smile." i refer to her as "that woman with the great gums." as jill's dentist, i know that her gums are a foundation of a healthy smile. jill knows that, too -- so she uses crest pro-health clinical gum protection toothpaste. it helps eliminate

legend was here for support. to pay tribute to marvin gaye. ♪ what's going on >> reporter: it was an album inspired by war, poverty and drug abuse. marvin gaye's land spark "what's going on" and his 1972 performance turns 40. and john legend is here to usher in the anniversary. >> we have young people here today, and young people across the country that this music still means something to. >> reporter: to commemorate the special occasion, the kennedy center is asking them to tell what's going on now by way the internet. starting today, the students can go to what'sgoingonnow.org and post their texts. >> we're going to select some of the work to be part of the performance. >> reporter: two lucky students will be picked to join legend in concert at the kennedy center and show off their work. this is just a sneak peak of what will be going on may 3rd and 4th. at the kennedy center, news 4. >> we know it was so very cool at the kennedy center. it was actually kind of warm outside. >>> john legend what a great guy, an

today legend was here for support.'ll be back to pay tribute to one of music's great s marvin gaye. it was an album inspired by poverty, war and drug abuse. his 1972 performance at the kennedy center turns 40. >> it's interesting to look at what's then and what's now the issues of war, the issues of veterans. >> we have young people here today and across the country that this music still means something to. >> to commemorate the album's anniversary, the kennedy center is asking young people what's going on now? and asking them to post their answers on what's going on now.org. two of the entries will be set apart for legend's may concert. >> whether it's music, a play, poetry, whatever it is, we're going to select some of that work to be part of the performance. >> the project will culminate with two concerts, may third and fourth here at the kennedy center featuring john legend, sharon jones and the national symphony orchestra. >> that's something for the students. >> john legend has been behind this sort of effort rai

singer john legend at the kennedy center to pay tribute to d.c.and motown legend. >> mark the 40th anniversary of the legendary performance of, what's going on. >> as bruce johnson shows us, legend helped launch what's going on now? a campaign aimed to get young people to use the arts and social media to get involved in their community. ♪ [ music ] it was 40 years ago that d.c. native son, marvin gay, called the young masses to get involved on nearly every social and political front. ♪ [ music ] today at the kennedy center, john legend was singing marvin gay's, what's going on. still relevant today, with students for the arts. ♪ [ music ] much has changed in 40 years since he performed from, what's going on in this building. much remained the same. >> too much unemployment in america. too many homeless people on the streets. >> students know the issues, many are living. >> i lost six of my friends. my senior year alone in my neighborhood. they were all murdered. >> we got to wear this. we have to sing this type of song. you know, we have to be som

. >>> remembering a legend.ans mowers the loss of famed coach joe paterno. >>> and death dive, a come met has a fatal encounter with the sun. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. i'm lynn berry. today we begin with anybody's ball game. the gop presidential contest is heating up in the sunshine state where mitt romney is hoping that releasing tax returns will help him reclaim his front-runner status after being beaten in south carolina on saturday. nbc's tracie potts joins us from washington with all of this. tracie, good morning. >> lynn, good morning. good morn, everybody. since ron paul has essentially decided not to compete in florida it's winner take all. the winner gets all of the state's delegates this summer. that means this is essentially a three-way race between mitt romney, newt gingrich, and rick santorum. romney who said he wouldn't release his tax information until april, now under pressure from newt gingrich has decided to release those records this week with an

the legend. not only are you a legend but you have had a whole career working with other legends.e know what it was like working with them. i have to start with ray charles. >> ray was like my brother from another mother. ray came into the town in florida. he had sight until he was six. he had chickenpox and scratched his eyes when he was in florida. he went to the white house, they wouldn't let him in. when he got to the black house, he was blind. he was like 100 years older than me. he was living at home. i was 14. he had his own apartment, two pair of shoes, two pair of suits, two girlfriends, a record player then and everything. ray was very independent. his mother taught him to not be like with the canes and the dogs. ray would go shopping on his own, whatever. the streets, cross the lights. i never could figure out how he could do that. the only time ray got blind was when there pr pretty girls around. stevie does the same thing today. i bust him all the time. you get all blind, man. >> part of their rap, man. >> you meet my girlfriend. they are beautiful, though. we had the

. >>> remembering a legend. fans mourn the death of beloved penn state coach joe paterno, whose career ended in scandal. >>> and death dive. a comet has a fatal encounter with the sun. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation. i'm lynn berry. today we begin with anybody's glam. the gop presidential contest is heating up in the sunshine state where mitt romney is hoping that releasing tax returns will help him reclaim his front-runner status after being beaten in south carolina on saturday. nbc's tracie potts joins us from washington with more on all of this. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: lynn, good morning. good morning, everyone. let's talk about romney and those taxes. he said not until april when the 2011 taxes are ready. now he says i'll release them early. in fact, i'll do it this week. he says, why not? santorum also planning to release his taxes now. gingrich already did. he paid almost $1 million in taxes. that expected to be

latifah is, if i may, also a legend in the industry but a larger. was there ever-- was there physical fighting. >> yes. she gets me in a choke hold and i'm this tiny little thing down here. i call it biggie small from that word. >> jon: nice reference. >> but anyway we do at the end when they sum up this whole thing, she really has me in a choke hold. she's got me, she could have hurt me bad if she had wanted to. but she didn't. she's great. she is big, 5, 9, 5, 10. and i'm-- 5, 1, 5, 2. >> jon: to me that is big. i look at that and think oh god f only. >> but she's great, i love her, her heart is fun. >> jon: you had fun. >> we had a great time and the music is spectacular t is a warner brothers film. >> jon: you wrote it. >> i wrote three of the main songs in it. and i had a chance to, you know, singe all the great stuff that i hadn't had a chance to. >> jon: gospel. >> well, i was brought newspaper the church, pent costal holler roller. we didn't have-- a choir but we, everybody was sing and shouting and praying to the lord and all that. >> jon:

we're taking you live to sports legends museum... look at the baltimore ravens exhibit.that's where we find chief curator shawn herne... who's there with all the details.good morning. -terrell suggs gloves? gloves? the sports legends museum is located at 301 west camden street.for more information, log on to fox baltimore dot com slash morning. 3 3 maps-fiber-back to maps- 95at175-back to maps 3 coming up... a teenager... accidentally deported to another country. country. "you just don't know how i feel. i'm just spee" speechless."thh great lenghts one mother had to go... to bring her daughter home. with a brand new cookie... we'll let áyouá decide... if you're watching fox 45 morning news.. all loccl.. all morning. ((break 2)) 3 new this morninn... a serious crash shuts down all lanes on southbound 83... at shawan cars there right now.it happened just before 6 a-m... a mini-van overturned.we're hearing reports that several people have been injured.we'll keep you up-to-date with the information... as it comes into our newsroom. the h

remembering a legend. fans mourn the death of beloved penn state coach joe paterno whose career ended in scandal. and death dive. a comet has a fatal encounter with the sun. good morning, everyone. i'm lynn barry. those stories and more straight ahead. this is "first look" on msnbc. >> and we begin this morning with anybody's ball game. the gop presidential contest is heating up in the sunshine state. where mitt romney is hoping that releasing his most recent tax returns will help him reclaim his front runner status after being beaten in south carolina saturday. tracey pots joins us with more on this. >> lynn, good morning. ron paul has decided essentially not to compete in florida. it's a winner take all state for the delegates there. so this is a three-way race between mitt romney, newt gingrich and rick santorum. >> number one, biggest race in the country is? >> florida. >> in tampa, the stage is set for tonight's debate. taxes, once again, will be a key issue. rick santorum says he'll release his this

you call him a legend, treat him like a legend. >> reporter: but paterno appealed for calm and againd students to hit the books. in the midst of the turmoil word came that paterno had another battle on his hands, lung cancer. two months after the scandal broke, his health declining the former coach finally broke his silence giving his first interview to "the washington post." he described his reaction when first told of the abuse allegations. >> i called my superiors and i said, hey, we got a problem, i think. would you guys look into it 'cause i didn't know, you know. i had never had to deal with something like that, and i didn't feel adequate. >> reporter: unsure how to handle the situation. >> i don't think i deviated from my -- what i'm all about and what i thought was important. >> reporter: in the end the interview did little to settle the debate over paterno's role in the scandal. a legend tarnished, but a coach still beloved by so many. and that statue on campus, a wall along it reads, joseph vincent paterno, educator, coach, humanitarian and is inscribed with his own words,

muslim leaders convinced that they were a target. >> we have to protect our leaders and society. >> legendted by a psychiatirst. >>> and in court today, a 24 year old is accused of setting 50 cars on fire and caused millions in damage. he was upset his mother was about to be deported. >>> a philadelphia woman is pleading guilty for a murder to hire plot on facebook. she offered a thousand dollars to anybody that would kill her child's father. there was an arrest after he arrested that offer. as part of a plea bargain, he will be placed on parole and said he never thought that the threat was serious. >>> yahoo has named scott thompson as the new c.e.o. they have been without a permanent c.e.o. since september. he will start officially on january 9th. >>> a florida family called in pros after thousands of unwanted guests took up residents in the walls. >> my god! there were beehives with over a thousand bees. >>> it is a look at the winning numbers from last night and more coming up. ,, medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you s

of a football legend. legend."nothing prepares you to lose a legend like joe paterno.hat it means to this community." how fans are remembering the life of longtime coach, joe paterno. ((joel live tease)) you're watching 3 fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all morning. ((br depression in your kids. the key vitamin to 3 3 3 3 3 fiber map we are following breaking nees out of southwest baltimore... where we know at least one person has jumped to essape a fire.firefighters are on the scene of the house fire in the 3-hundred block of fulton avenue.right now there's no word on the conditioo of that person... firefighters are searching for others possibly trapped inside the two story home.we have a crew on the way... and will bring you more information as soon as it becomes available. fire rips through a perry hall apartment complex.this orning 12 people are homeless.megan gilliland is here now with a look at the extensive damage and what's next for these families. good morning patrice,the tww alarm fire broke out on the balcony of this apartment building along arlen road. ro

thank you. >>> a legend loses his battle against cancer. we will take to you penn state on the reaction to the passing of former head coach joe paterno. dave. dave. dave. i just saved a ton of money at staples. great job, dave. suck-up. [ male announcer ] in a small business, it's all you. that's why you have us. at staples, we have low prices on everything your small business needs. staples. that was easy. even if you think you can live with your old mattress... ask me how i've never slept better... why not talk to one of the 6 million people who've switched to the most highly recommended bed in america. it's not a sealy, a simmons, or a serta... ask me about my tempur-pedic. ask me how i can finally sleep all night. ask me how great my back feels every morning. did you know there's a tempur-pedic for every body? tempur-pedic beds now come insoft...firm...and everything in-between... ask me how i don't wake up anymore when he comes to bed... these are real tempur-pedic owners...ask someone you know...check out twitter, or your friends on f

the site of the ruins of the legend retire cross the boundary separating europe asia. perform a show manic ritual near the site of an ancient settlement in recent years our aim must become popular with followers of all the satiric schools they believe that this is the site of the world's largest geological rupture some are even competent the mountain which again is going to perform the ritual is actually a volcano that erupted millions of years ago but she again takes a skeptical view of those theories he is more interested in the energy generated at the juncture of europe and asia he will try to evoke the local spirits here his hope is that they will help resolve a problem affecting a sick man. on the ritual follows a standard scenario the shaman gradually enters a trance the tambourines rhythmic tempo quickens and the shamans movements become ever more abrupt and people fall. back on the clock compaq on. the tambourine falls silent the shaman rides with convulsions this means that a spirit has entered him as a rule the showman knows which spirit is invoking what he c

joe paterno certainly a coaching legend. he will be remembered forever. however, you remember him is your choice. but for me, i will remember joe paterno as being a strong man leading his football players on the field every single saturday. and just the character he built in that program. >> you can't not see that. say with us for continuing coverage of joe paterno's legacy and tonight's vigil. jane will continue her coverage. >>> now to the weather. a freezing rain advisory in effect tonight for metro d.c. chuck bell with a closer look at that. >> it's been cold and damp all day long. early this afternoon, the national weather service issued a freezing rain advisory that goes until 6:00 on monday morning. it's not going to be a lot of precipitation, but it might be just enough to glaze the roads and the sidewalks. here's a look at live doppler. nothing coming down around the area yet, but temperatures are dangerously close or slightly below the freezing mark. your forecast is a chance of freezing rain or freezing drizzle overnight. could see a few slick

the court at comcast center will be named for the maryland coaching legend.rs reflect on the impact of gary williams. >> that relationship that we always have, you know. coach williams is a great coach to me. and i really respect him and all of the things he did. >> cope -- coach was a great coach. and a lot of people support him. for the universality of maryland, as well as the basketball program. everyone is going to be excited. >> reporter: coming up next hour, turnin talks about the -- turnin talks about this. >>> more on chuck pagago's dt departure from the ravens. >> thanks, mark. >>> still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. >> a sheriff's deputy, sued for millions of dollars, after firing a taser at a young man who dies. i'm adam may. the verdict is in. emotional reaction from federal court is ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> coming up right now on wjz eyewitness news at 6:00. taser trial. a jury reaches a decision on the taser trial. >>> and a long look at the day on the hill for gabrielle giffords. >>> tragic end. a burglary spree in baltimore county ends

her latest book and it is so incredibly good, is rin-tin-tin, the life and the legend. she's susan orlean. this is overheard. >> smmth: susan, so nice to see you. >> orlean: it's a pleasure to be here. >> smith: thank you for being back. >> orlean: couldn't be happier to be here. >> smith: good. now, i want to talk about rin-tin-tin, but i want to talk about animals first, because before we talk about rin-tin-tin, let us establish you are an animal person. >> orlean: i guess i am. >> smith: yeah. >> orlean: i... i... >> smith: your current holdings include... >> orlean: thirteen black angus cattle. >> mith: yeah. >> orlean: a dog, three cats, nine chickens, two ducks, four turkeys, four guinea fowl, and two geese..3 >> smith: this is quite a service you're performing for humanity to have all these animals in your... >> orlean: i think so. i like to look at it that way. >> smith: right. and unlike those people in ohio, we'rr not going to have any bad end to this, right? >> orlean: no, no. i think these are all... i... i could eat these animals rather than them eating me.

. >> musical world of rhythm and blues loses another legend. remembering etta james and the start in san francisco. >> a 49ers legend, $49 million home selling for less these days. stay with us. the news continues in one minute. -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a perhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >> that voice. etta james died at age 73. she had chart-topping lists that propelled her to stardom. the earthy r & b diva lost her battle with leukemia. it was here in san francisco in the jazz district she shed her gospel roots, honing her skills as a feisty rhythm and blues singer. she would have turned 74 next wednesday. >> two state lawmakers are trying to block california's contro

we're takinn you live to sports legends museum...or a look aa the baltimore ravens exhibit.that's where we find executive director mike gibbons... who's there with all the details.good morning. -ravvnn game ball ball the sports legends museum is located at 301 west camden street.for more infoomation, commslash morning.imore dott one man thought his car had been stolen... turns out he wrong.coming up... the bizarre end to the search for one man's missing car. car. ÷88 one australian man parked his station wagon... and then it dissappeared.so he called the police... and reported it stole. stolen.but guess what?... it was never ripped off... after 11 days of searching... a neighbor found the station wagon... parkkd in his garage. garage.it turns out that aater the car was parked... it rolled down tte road... into this driveway... and into the garage.the neighbors found it after returning from vacation. 3 3 3 3- for more information about the spca go to our website foxbaltimore dot com slash morning. she had one of theebiggest hit

. >> the first time they met a legend began. >> he said, hello.e was about to say who he was and i told him i knew who he was, tom brady, you are our draft choice. he looked me in the eye and said i am the best decision this organization has ever made. confidence is off the charts almost as if the playoff game two years ago never happened. tom brady likes to wear those nice women's boots. he is not wearing uggs but ochocinco was wearing them in the locker room. as the we can get here for the game, we go now to kai reed. >> check it out. i got my first set of purple beads. we met so many fans. all of them cannot wait for the match up on sunday. this was the place to be friday night for purple friday. >> i have been excited for weeks and weeks and weeks. i feel like this is it. we have been waiting for it for so long. passesraven's teheran the band and cheerleaders brought up to bring the crowd. >> this group included the kind of fans -- >> i have to give you some leads -- beads. >> this is my outfit. it has taken me a long time to get my collection

. >>> 1500 fans pay to see the 40 niner legends remember the old days. there was rice, high-stepping roger craig and ronnie lott. 40 niners fans have been, and they dressed like they were at the stadium. >> to catch happened right at the end zone where our seats were and it was one of the most critical things that happen in my life. >> the fans got to hear the inside story from their heroes. >> the cash would have never happened if i would have hit eddie sullivan who was wide open. >> joking aside, montana and clark told the real story before the catch. >> in reality he told us two throw the ball three times over his head before he let us leave the practice field. we never threw the ball to him because he'd always done such the great job at setting the pick of the inside guy was always getting open. but this time, freddie saw that. and that's what took so long. >>> we practice it over and over again, and at practice, joe cook never really get it right. he literally too low or way over my head or under duress with three people all around him on his back f

. >>> president obama makes a surprising claim regarding basketball legend michael jordan. >>> plus,ore on the tide rolling and the humbling of the lsu tigers. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> after the amazing flooding rains in houston, that system is heading for the southeast. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> a very good morning to you. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, more now on alabama's emphatic claim to being college football's top team in the nation. here's fred roggin. >> hello again. as we told you earlier in the show, the alabama crimson tide dominated top-ranked lsu to win the bcs title. off to new orleans. this a rematch of their game back in november. lsu won that one, but this time it was all alabama. took an early lead on field goals. jeremy shelly hit three in the first half and tied a bowl record with five in the game. crimson tide up 9-0 at the break. picked off jordan jefferson in the third. listen to this stat. the tigers' offense crossed the 50 yard line just once the entire game

thrilled to breathe the same air as the legends. >> it's great newses news on the stage. cbs 5. >> looking pretty good. >> wonder if history will repeat itself this time around. >> you'll find out this saturday. >>> shedding light on the long- term effects of marijuana. why one of the most serious concerns is just gone up in smoke. >> friction in the white house? michelle obama answers that question. >>> and what inmates in california do better than nevada inmates. >>> i'm guessing you know that smoking tobacco damages your lungs, but what about marijuana? >> the doctor shows us the surprising research on pot smoke. >> smoke a cigarette and you inhale a host of chemicals. smoke a joint and you do the same. >> smoke is similar. >> scientists expected the two would be equally harmful. >> i was surprised at these findings. >> the doctor and colleagues and smoke exposure over 20 years. they measured lung volume. how much air you can breathe out after you brought breathe in all the way. greater the tobacco use, the greater the harm. not so with marijuana. >> i suspect there is

soul legend al green finished performing.o the utter delight of the crowd, the president decided to try a line or two from an al green classic. ♪ i'm so in love with you >> the president last night at the apollo. >>> music fans all over the world are mourning the loss of etta james tonight. her distinctive and versatile voice graced hits that ranged from blues to rock and roll. she'll always be remembered for one particularly haunting night club ballad. here is rehema ellis. ♪ at last >> reporter: etta james, that voice. ♪ at last my love has come along ♪ >> reporter: an iconic american voice that soared with passion and sank with sorrow. born jamesetta hawkins in los angeles in 1938, she started singing when she was 5, first in church. etta cut her first record at 15. in 1960, she signed with the famous chicago blues label chess records. eventually recording her signature song. ♪ at last >> reporter: people said etta james sang like an angel. ♪ go and cry girl >> reporter: but she was a fallen angel. she dealt with heroin an

closer to home a public viewing today for legend etta james. it will be in englewood near los angeles. james died after complications from leukemia. she is best known for her rendition of "at last." a private memorial service will be tomorrow. james was 73. >> the movie character ferris bueller has taken many days off since the pop culture hit was released. >> now rumors flying about a possible comeback. how about this. super bowl sunday. >> how can i handle work on a day like today? >> doesn't it make you feel good. >> it does. >> looks pretty good. matthew broderick will be starring in a tv commercial during the super bowl. no word on what it will be about or for. we'll find out sunday, february 5, here on nbc bay area. no word yet the abe will make a cameo. >> interesting to see. let's check the commute now with mike inouye. >> looking good on the freeway. let me take you nearby. the van ness on ramp, we did have an earlier non-injury accident but it was affecting the on ramp. sounds like all lanes are cleared but you might have flashing lig

no word on who their replacements might be. >>> john legend and the kennedy center have joined forces to honor the late marvin gaye. the program is called what's going on now. it was launched today. it asks people to share their thoughts on what's going on today with social issues. >> we have young people here today, young people across the country, who music still means something to. they can take the message of this music and the beauty of this music and bring it to life for a new generation. ♪ >> youngsters can participate in the program by uploading photos, video to the project's website. there is a link on our website. >>> coming up at 5:00 this afternoon, we'll explain how students can get free tickets to the john legend concert at the kennedy center in may. >> those songs have staying power, don't they? >> they do, indeed. >>> an accidental e-mail leads to a lifetime commitment. a store where certain money is not welcome. >> and a new trend in dating puts your nose in charge of your dates, those are some of the stories sparking hot talk today. kane what is it that the nose know

. >>> another scare for orioles legend brooks robinson. the baltimore sun reports robinson fell during a charity event last night in florida. the 74-year-old was taken to the hospital as a precaution, but he is expected to be fine. robinson has battled cancer and several other health problems in recent years. >>> every two seconds, someone in america will need a blood transfusion. and as mike schuh reports, a number of donors answered the call today at a blood drive in timonium, sponsored by wjz. >> they're preparing to collect something so precious it can only be made by the human body. >> that's why your tag line is this. so we're constantly replenishing our supply every day. >> reporter: a supply of flesh blood. steven louis donates in honor of his son. he heard about the need and just walked in. >> we're all our brothers' keepers. we need to help one another. >> because some folks are rejected, they need about 250 people to show up today, in order to get their goal of 216 units of blood. 216 units of course that's only -- that's only 2

legend returns to are still in style netting the winner in an f.a. cup tie against leeds. in gear we go back in time for a look at when he met both the twenty eleven european truck driving championships in the eastern russian city. it is becoming almost predictable now but all the more remarkable for a clear no messi has been named fifth world player of the year for a third successive time the result of the sort of money in zurich almost a given following in their stunning season for the twenty four year old to me and messi had been up against barcelona team it is a real madrid maestro cristiana rinaldo along with winning this spanish league spanish super cup you waifish super cup the club world cup last year messi was named man of the match and boxes champions league final victory over a month chest united to be a great night for f.c. barcelona all in all pep guardiola also clinched the coach helping your. stuff it's been a dream return for terry already an arsenal colors the club's record goalscorer adding to his legend by netting the winner in an f.a. cup time with leed

. >> that's legend. k it is legend. >> she doesn't just talk the talk, she walked the walk. it allowed you to grow. you are the walking proof that it can be done. >> yes. >> you have to change your mind set. it's difficult to change your mind set, especially if you need retail therapy. you have to go to the credit card for emergencies. >> this is why i like this idea of moderation in everything we do. i'm looking at this from a psychological point of view. moderation of how you use your credit card. what lynette did -- what she did and what i admire, we have known each other for a couple years now. it wasn't just about getting out of $100,000 of debt. it was changing a whole lifestyle. living a more genuine life. living within your means and not lying to other people and yourself. i'm not saying you did that. >> i did. no question. >> it's what people need to do. they have to look at changing their whole lives, not just getting out of credit card debt. if you change your life, credit card debt is part of that, getting rid of that. >> i would share with your producer, one of

i mean, is that-- is that an urban legend, or is-- >> well, the--the thumping is after you've--you've picked the watermelon in the store. let's say you assume all the watermelons are ripe in the store. >> mm-hmm. >> every one in th bin or on the shelf are ripe. then you wanna start feeling them. if they have a good sound to 'em, it means that they're not overripe, when they have a-- a flat sound, uh, doesn't have a good ring to it. this has got a nice ring to it. if it's got a flat sound, it's either overripe, or maybe it has a hollow heart. >> after the watermelons leave the field, they are taken here to the packing shed, where they are sorted and even polished up a bit. there are now several generations of van groningens working together at the farm, including dan's 86-year-old dad. in recent years, the family has diversified the farm and has 4,500 acres in production of a variety of crops, so now when the sun goes down on the melon harvest, work just begins on the other big crop, sweet corn. >> yeah, we like to do it at night, uh, because the corn's cooler at night, and we-- it tak

and finally friends or relatives have turned out in their numbers to wish boxing legend mohammed ali a happy seventieth birthday in his museum in kentucky that the iconic turns seventy on choose day that's the first of five planning parties was held on saturday ali is now in the late stages of politics in this disease but in his glory days he was crowned olympic champion and defeated every top opponent of his era during his professional career then after his retirement in one thousand eighty one ali went on to travel the world on humanitarian missions does not equal esteem for both roles as a pugilist and as a philanthropist. was great in the ring what he's done outside the ring ring ring. where. the only thing that struck the flies everything was. not only the look outside the ring well it's really a great match. and that's all the sports news. technology innovation and all the list developments around russia we've got this huge earth covered. if you. are going to take three. four children. arrangements three. three stooges three. golds three broke your load of videos for your media

legend is now in the hospital for a psychiatric exam. >>> this morning a couple wanted for a deadly crime spree in two states is waking up in jail. police arrested logan mcfarland and angela hill in the nevada desert near the utah border. they were spotted by airplane wandering in the desert. the two are accused of shooting and killing an elderly couple in utah and then shooting a woman in the head outside a casino during a carjacking in nevada. >>> police in montgomery county need your help finding this robber who they're calling the bandage bandit. they say he held up a cvs in montgomery village on christmas eve, and he wasn't after money. he wanted prescription drugs. police say the robber went to the pharmacy counter and told the pharmacist he had a gun. he demanded prescription drugs and made off with an undiscloseded amount of oxycont oxycontin. no one was hurt. >>> a u.s. park ranger in washington state had close ties to the d.c. region. margaret anderson was shot while trying to catch a man who didn't stop at a checkpoint in mt. rainier national park on new year's day. before ande

and finally friends and relatives have turned out in their numbers to wish boxing legend mohammed ali a happy seventieth birthday in his museum in kentucky heavyweight icons birthdays actually on tuesday but the first of five pound parties was held on saturday ali is now in the late stages of cotton since dizziness and his glory days he was crowned olympic champion and defeated every top opponent of his era during his professional career and following his retirement in nine hundred eighty one ali went on to travel the world on humanitarian missions and is now equally esteemed supposed roles as a fighter and as a philanthropist. and that's all the sports news by for that. matter is that so much. in which record you write on it in terms of you know if we can think of a living military strategy or just more of the same brag about his new vision for the pentagon is a bit saving. today . these are the images. from the streets of canada. operations today. please. run claims the u.s. and israel both behind the assassination of an arabian nuclear scientists in the city in an effort to block t

[audio not understandable] >> in the end, a legend tarnered but a coach beloved by so many. joe a turn heo leaves behind a wife-- wife five children and 17 grandchildren. >> head to abc2 news for morn for more on the -- for more on the life and legend of joe paterno. and leave your thoughts and comments on the wm-ar facebook fan page. >>> nerves are rattled in miami after turbulence left three flight attend answer with injuries. an american airlines spokeswoman says three crew members were checked out last night. nearly 140 people were on board at the time of the turbulence. >>> and united airlines plane leaving sacramento for houston, testas, had to return to the -- texas had to return to the apt after hitting a bird. the sacramento regis in the heart of the migration route. the faa noted 34 bird strikes at that airport compared to 4 to 6 in the following month. >>> smoke from a wild fire in oklahoma forced authorities to shut down part of interstate highway for an hour and a half sunday. about 100 people were he evacuated from a mobile home park asbattled the 40 acre fire