courtney lenz is a five year member but wasn't asked to perform. she said it's backlash. she believes she is being penalized because she has a two pound weight gain. the ravens said they can only take 32 of the 62 cheerleaders and lenz did not make the cut. >>> ever heard of shingles? there are more than a million cases reported each year. researchers said the number of cases are exploding. here's something else changing. linda so is working for you, explanning the potentially painful virus. >> reporter: college life for carlin was fun but stress testimony and that was before she ended up with a painful case of shingles. >> felt like i had a pinched nerve or something was stabbing me. >> reporter: when a rash popped up on top of the pain, an internet search led to the diagnosis. >> it as something that happens in older people, so for it to happen to a young college student, they were a little bit baffled at that oar in fact, lots of people are surprised to hear people in college with sheeningles but it's up and college students are no exception. >> instead of one every th

they had to take disciplinary action. >> reporter: lenz's fans rallied around her., with nearly 4,000 likes this morning. sparking a viral campaign to get her to the super bowl. a spokesperson for the ravens tells abc news, our selection process was based on three see tier ya. seniority, performance ability, and personal conduct throughout the season. lenz was asked to hand in her uniform on sunday, dashing her super bowl dreams. >> seeing the love and support i have gotten from the stands, just means so much. and it's something i will take with me. >> that's a big experience. >> she looks fantastic. >> she sure does. >>> we know somebody that's going to the super bowl, sam and josh. we're going to talk about that coming up. >>> also ahead on "good morning america," there's a fool-proof formula for finding love online. we're putting new netheories to the test. >>> josh is on his way back with team spirit. freeze it. as josh would say. dare to create all kinds of drama. new revlon photoready™ primer and shadow add sparkle or use wet. so you can create whatever eye yo

. * lenz it's we're in the final stage of development. we're grateful to have them on board. having a strategy is good, but it's only good if we actually execute on it. and the people of san francisco are lucky to have a very strong and tenacious voice to not only help us develop the strategy, but then to make sure we're doing what we need to be doing. walk sf has been a very constructive, but very strong arc advocate for making walking in san francisco not just more enjoyable, but safer. * so, we're very pleased to have with us executive director of walk sf, elizabeth smith. (applause) >> thank you, ed. walk san francisco and its members look forward to a strong and effective pedestrian strategy to fix what director aragon mentioned are the 50 miles that have been identified as san francisco's most dangerous streets. the city will actually need to fix five miles a year to meet the mayor's impressive goal of reducing injury and reducing death which in four years and ultimately within a decade significantly. and that's going to prevent hundreds of injuries and deaths from happ

and i think it depends on the lenz you look at.or the person who doesn't live and breathe politics he already is transformational and will be. and for people who are assessing the impact of policy, we have to see. chris: i read "national journal." you guys keep score. if you don't do immigration and -- like reagan did at the end and make a deal with gorbachev and don't do things that appear in what we used to call the encyclopedia britannica you aren't transformative. >> he's got health care but he needs immigration and needs another big policy issue. and he needs republicans to come along to do it with him. if they want to stop him they can. i think the public wants him to do something. chris: thanks to a great roundtable. chuck todd. kathleen parker. kelly o'donnell. and chris frates. that's the show. thanks for watching. see you back here next week. we are "on the money." i'm maria bartiromo. coming to you this week from davos, switzerland, where the world's economic forum is taking place. the mood of davos, where will the globa

the dolly lenz is joining us live on the set and she is going to talk about whether the real estate market is really back. i believe immigrants should and can share in our successful free market capital list system. i'm kudlow we will be right back. [ engine revving ] ♪ [ male announcer ] every car we build must make adrenaline pump and pulses quicken. ♪ to help you not just to stay alive... but feel alive. the new c class is no exception. it's a mercedes-benz through and through. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financiervices. >>> i still has more left on his contract. but could he be headed in the way of lance armstrong? newspaper accuses a-rod and others of getting banned substances from a miami clinic. he denies it but his clear may be coming to an end. senior writer from sports illustra illustrated, tom, as always thank you. late breaking news on this. apparently espn is reporting, tom, that the yankees are now looking to void the reminder of a-rod's contract. do you know anything about that? can they do that? >> well, i think the

one picture in which he posed with a semiautomatic handgun, a smile on his face and black contact lenzsn his eyes. witnesses told our producer inside the courtroom the suspect smirked when the prosecutors displayed those photos today. the first known show of any emotion in three days of the hearing. investigators say the gunman opened fire at a midnight showing of the latest batman movie back in july. killed 12 people and wounded dozens more. alicia acuna has been covering the court proceedings in colorado. the victims had a lot to say after this hearing. >> they did, shep. tom teefs whose son was killed says he doesn't think james holmes is crazy but very very cold and calculated. the prosecutor in the case said just as much in her closing remarks. karen pearson told the judge that holmes shot up a sold out movie theater saying, quote: he picked the perfect venue for this crime and intended to kill every person in theater 9. >> we want to call him crazy because we want to make that feel better in our society but we have to accept the fact that there are evil people in our society who e