i find myself in good company who was lewis paul lewis powell was really the father of the new corporate rights movement he was a lawyer in richmond virginia in the one nine hundred sixty s. he joined the board of directors of the philip morris tobacco company the cigarette company he was on the board of about a dozen other big corporations corporate lawyer and in about nine hundred seventy after witnessing twenty million people twenty million americans come out into the streets to demand better controls on earth day april nineteenth seventy to demand better balance about air pollution rivers catching on fire toxic waste basically corporate corporations externalizing everything poisonous and toxic and keeping the profits american said enough and we got a wave of environmental reform the first e.p.a. clean water act clean air act endangered species act and so on an incredible wave of reform with richard nixon in the white house lewis powell a corporate lawyer in richmond virginia looked at this and was appalled democracy was working he called it the attack on the free enterprise system an

being set up so he could get powell but i i don't know about that and so i have to say he had to know lewis powell was well known he was head of the american bar association various stablished lawyer as i said on the boards of all of these companies well known in virginia and nationally as a distinguished lawyer frankly just always corporate lawyer who's a very soft spoken southern gentleman he was and did everything everything you hear about him he's described as you know mild mannered and gracious and i'm sure he was he just had a very corporatist sort of state of mind but you know the same day nixon nominated lewis powell he had to open and he nominated william rehnquist a conservative and these two actually turned out to be very different justices the conservative who we think of as the conservative william rehnquist actually wrote dissent after dissent against lewis powell corporate rights decisions and lewis powell who we think of as this moderate mild mannered judge turned out to be the revolutionary who created a whole new theory of corporate speech which had never existed in americ

was he just had a very corporatist sort of state of mind but you know the same day nixon nominated lewis powell he had to open and he nominated william rehnquist a conservative and these two actually turned out to be very different justices the conservative who we think of as the conservative william rehnquist actually wrote dissent after dissent against lewis powell corporate rights decisions and lewis powell who we think of as this moderate mild mannered judge turned out to be the revolutionary who created a whole new theory of corporate speech which had never existed in america up to that time. and blog he was brilliant you know where he just pointed back to santa clara he said you know this court without benefit of discussion or debate just created this but. now i'm going to use your turn. one of your chapters one of the chapters in your book ask the question did corporate power destroy the working american economy what were the what are the things that came out of the paul memo that we can explicitly track back to it and it's been nearly forty years now what impact. on our economy i

do you buy in to ray lewis, or are you a phony.hat's all i want to nee. >> we are the 12th man -- know. >> we are the 12th man and i'm a ray all the way. >> doesn't mean it doesn't stink. >> kevin? ready for next year? >> we are ready for next year, great fan, great season, loved every bit of it and it was entertaining. not disappointed at all. >> reporter: most fans feel the way kevin feels. >> i guarantee you -- sales are huge in baltimore today. >>> do something real fast. these temperatures constantly, this was the beauty of this system, we spend a lot of money on these deal. look at towns, constantly update. we are still at 33 degrees, here on tv hill, westminster, 30, 33. 33 columbia, 34 bel air, 35 annapolis, that hasn't changed. the graphic, that is automated. freezing rain advisory in effect because of the misty fog in the area untreated surfaces could get dicey. quite warm today and wet. taking a break and coming right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] we have more than 3,000 daily flights on southwest airlines. and that gives y

getting hit hard by ray lewis in the prooess .,..ut the play still puts the pats up 23-20.joe flacco and the offense have a chance to win the game on the final drive...flacco hits anquan boldin for 13 yards ... he goes to him again .. this time for a 29 yard gain.the ravens are well intt field goal range now ... but flacco goes for the touch down ... it looks like we have it .. until lee evans drops the ball.hard to watch .. but here's another look..evans doesn't get his 2nd foot down before sterling moore knocks it loose...that's why it wasn't ruled a t-d. flacco tries for one more game winning touchdown .. but it's broken up again.so out comes billy cundiff for the game-tying 32 yard field goal...but amazingly ... this one never had a chance.. it went wide left... taking with it the ravens shot at the super bowl.you can see in the players faces .... their disbelief as their season comes to a devestating endd.. the loss on sunday...ray lewis says.. he's sticking with his team... and he's sticking with his team... and there's no reti

said lewis was the kind of kicking off point for the west. the question over here. >> this is a hypothetical question. do you think if gold were discovered but years earlier it would have been impossible to arrest california way for mexico? >> where was i? the same question. it's a good question. if they discovered gold five weeks earlier, the mexicans would have turned california lewis. layettes it to that is hypothetical. the americans were sitting in the middle of mexico city. they were finished. santa anna's army had just abandoned. the same is true with california . they had been subdued by the u.s. navy and kearny and fremont and his california battalion, so they're really, i mean, they would have wanted to call for sure, but they didn't have much choice at that point. anybody else over here? yes, ma'am. >> your next-door neighbor is a good friend. when i visited her before we want to run your house you were never home : all i saw was a typewriter. i want to know how many books you have written on the typewriter and how many on the comp

those who do officer clifton lewis while the 6 ft. 5 in. tactical officer as a beacon and not because of his stature but his heart >> a great guy they call 10 be gentle giant. >> he would always give helped he loved helping in the community >> december 29th off-duty working security west side could be get store officer clifton lewis had been dropped three weeks earlier he wanted to help masked gunmen storm to restore about night but was never had a chance. weber took down officer clifton lewis will be found. >> make no mistake we are going to get them 13,000 chicago police officers >> important to note nobody has been charged police superintendent spoke a short time ago he said detectives in the area continue to bring people and questioning led them go as need be. no charges tonight. he was badly injured high school football injury left quadriplegic paralyzed from the neck down today 12 years later rasul "rocky" clark passed away 12 years later. live in robins where he lived at home with more on his death impressive legacy he leaps >> how r

george gaston says 50-year-old julius lewis was sentenced to 29 years in prison for his conviction on five counts of lewd acts with a child. lewis is suspected in several our sexual abuse cases and one of the victims was at the press conference today and spoke about how she felt seeing lewis being sentenced. >>> to see justice being done even though it has taken this long to speak to somebody and get something done, justice has been finally served. >>> gaston says some of the sexual abuse by lewis dates back to 1989. >> an emotional funeral service was held for five-year-old gabriel lewis, jr., shot and killed at his family's taco truck. there was a huge turnout at saint elizabeth church in oakland. some people wore shirts with gabriel's shirt os them, one offender was his preschool teacher. >> he loved everyone. he would tell you hey, i'm grab yell, come play with me. he made you know him and made you want to be friends with him. >> grab yell is the 3rd child to be killed in oakland in the past five months. police don't know the motive but doubt he was the intended target. no arrests

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ray lewis would have preferred to entertain fans in indianapolis next week. if you have to settle for a fallback plan, hawaii has a whole lot of upside. as you saw earlier, thousands turned out to honor joe paterno. his former players arrived on a mission to defend the legacy of the man they call joepa. he arrived five years after the end of world war ii. five years later he took over the football program. he became the symbol of the university. while the fallout of chalice station charges against a former assistant coach led to the resignation of joe paterno, his relationship with players will long outlast the shuttle that fell on him in his final days. >> he always reflected praise. he never thought he was the show. today, my teacher, you have no choice. today we are going to show you how much we love you. >> tiger woods comes into this season along their bird and by torn ligaments. he will have to come play and -- he finished four under par. three strokes off the lead. defending u.s. champ put together seven birdies in his round. he has the lead at 5 under

and john lewis, congressman lewis was saying i was close to king, but i wasn't part of the work-a-day staff. so king didn't talk that way. you want to call that black talk, and in the book i'm more or precise about this, or is it really white masculine talk with people who happen to be black? so the same thing. when king gave his first sermon at ebeneezer baptist, he could have gone to the folk pulpit, but he took a sermon structure from harry 'emmer because he loved listening to those liberal white ministers, mccracken at riverside church, you know, ralph mead, all of these incredible white liberal -- it was the white preachers he liked. so it breaks down because king preached white to black audiences and black to white audiences. so one reviewer, and it was, you know, somebody who got the book wrong, one of the few people, um, you know, thought i was saying, you know, that the white voice was inauthentic. king didn't carve it up that way. you know, he was way too beyond race. he was anchored in his blackness and comfortable in his humanity. and that's why, of course, with sclc, when

. >> reporter: in the aftermath of the disappointment, ray lewis said it will only fuel the ravens to prepare harder for next year. he cuts short any talk about a possible retirement, saying he intends to play. mark viviano with the ravens. >> >> "wjz" and derrick live with reaction from the dejected fan base. >> reporter: that reaction was not pretty. that kick, essentially a kick in the gut to the superbowl dreams. excitement at a fever pitch even before the kickoff. fans decked out in purple. >> we won last week and i was like "got to cut it down." >> reporter: as the game got underway. >> any time we hurt brady, -- >>> defense looks great, offense came alive. we have it. >> reporter: a touchdown in the second quarter, a cheer to be heard throughout baltimore. >> the ravens keep pushing. we are going to take the game -- >> reporter: ravens fans held onto the hope right up until the end. when a field goal kick was a restless moment, ending the colossal disappointment superbowl dreams dashed. fans left with frustration aimed at kicker, billy -- >> 32-yards, you have to make it. >> fl

after serious demand, smart art has come up with a t-shirt dedicated to ray lewis. the call it "ray-lentless." the creator of the t-shirt expects huge sales. from baltimore to the eastern shore, purple pride is strong. thank you gary and beverley middleton for your photographs. everyone is showing their fan- staches. air york close on -- share your photographs on wbaltv.com. in office took ravens that it from jack young. young changed his mind about supporting baltimore's grand prix. jay miller at the latest. >> the mayor seemed to take jack young's change of heart in stride. young said he was switching his position from supporting it to now opposing it because he thinks the city has better use for his money. the mayor's response -- >> it is not the first time. >> there was no playing nice in private. at the same time the mayor podgy staff was demanding young return the tickets he had been given to what the ravens' playoff game this sunday. the suite is publicly owned. the maker controlled the guest list. young may have gotten the boot. another council member did no

ed reed and ray lewis factored big in the win over the texans.ay off game dominated by defense, two of the best of all time shined for the ravens. twice veteran safety ed reed was tended to because of injury. but playing with pain his late interception helped clench the win. >> i missed a couple of tackles leading to this game. one of the each of the four besides this one. before this one so i mean it happens. this is part of the game. but i'm also getting old, i understand it. at one point i won't be up here. you'll be interviewing another safety in baltimore. >> reporter: for those who express doubt that reed and lewis can still do it, they showed they still have a super bowl run before they're done. >> when it comes to my brothers inside of our building, to me, it's one of the best places you see playing this game. >> reporter: it does set up perfectly. two of the best defensive players in history of the ravens going to face one of the best quarterbacks in history in tom brady this time for the afc championship. let's send it to stan in the st

the two did seem friendly at practice today, and when asked about the incident, lewis said it simply wasn't true. >> it wasn't at all. i don't know what is going on. maybe because we haven't won a game yet, somebody is trying to point the finger. >>> the wizards have a myriad of problems. losers of eight straight to open the season. something has to change. but it doesn't sound like it will be at the top. the players came out to say the coaches go above and beyond to get them ready for the game and then blame falls to the players. >> it shouldn't be happy with them. no one should be happy. >> it is really our fault. we have to look ourselves in the mirror and have a reality check. >>> georgetown looking to get back in the win column. they have been quite hot lately. saturday's loss to west virginia was their first loss in 12 games. >>> a national title showdown in the big easy. lsu, alabama face off at the superdome. a rematch of the proclaimed game of the century. held back on november 5th when lsu edged out alabama in overtime an exciting 96 defensive battle. we can expect much of

julius lewis was sentenced to prison. lewis is suspected in several other sexual abuse cases. during the last hour, one of the victims spoke about how she felt seeing lewis sentenced. >> to finally see justice being done, even though it's taken this long for me to speak to somebody to get something done, justice has finally been served. >> reporter: gascone says that some of the sexual abuse date back to 1989. >>> a judge in peru has griffin johan van der sloot until wednesday to determine his plea. he wore a bullet proof vest. his attorney says there is a 20% chance that he will end up pleading guilty to murdering 20- year-oldperuvian stephanie torres. van der sloot is also the prime suspect in the disappearance of natalee holloway. her body was never found. >>> today, a u.s. boat heard a distress call from iranian boat. they had been held by pirates. the u.s. boarded the ship and detained 15 pirates. >>> most of the republican candidates are applying the full press court in new hampshire. they are gearing up for two full debates. >> mitt romney sitting pretty on the latest n

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congressman lewis was elected to congress in 1986. c-span: john lewis, where did you get the title of your book, "walking with the wind"? >> guest: well, i grew up in southeast alabama on a farm in an area called carter's quarters, near pike--in the heart of pike county, really, near a little place called troy. and one day a--a storm came up--a very bad storm came up, and i was in this old tin-roof house and the wind started blowing. and my aunt suggested that we all clasp hands--just hold hands. and we started walking with the wind. and one part of the house would lift up and we'd try to hold it down with our tiny little bo--bodies--my first cousins and my aunt. and the other side would blow and try to lift up, and we would move to that side. and in america, during the past few years, the wind been blowing. and i think i've been walking with the wind, trying to hold the american house together, keep it from being divided, keep it from coming apart. c-span: in the movement--and you call it the movement. define that. >> guest: the move

. >>> fans are relentless for ray lewis. and now, there's a t-shirt dedicated just to him. i'm andrea fujii, in columbia, how businesses are cashing in on the ravens' praise. that's just ahead. >>> pipa says leave me alone or else. who she's referring to. eyewitness news at 4:00 continues with denise and vic after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 4:28. 38 degrees and sunny. hello. thanks for staying with eyewitness news. i'm denise koch. >> i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about. >> back off or else. that's a warning from pipa middleton to the paparazzi. as tina kraus reports from london, lawyers for the new sister-in-law. >> pippa nearly stole the show. but kate's maid and her honors say the show is over. it's more than a royal request. they're threatening to get a court order to force the paparazzi to stop snapping. unlike her older sister, pippa didn't choose the spotlight that comes with marrying a royal. >> it's not what she asked for, it's not what she wants, and the she's not happy about it. >> reporter: before getting married, kate hired the same l

well, if you're going to sell out lewis and clark and daniel boone, you're just a bad guy. that really pushed me over the edge. and there is an episode in the handover of the louisiana purchase which will give you a feel for wilkinson's personality. he was a florid, extravagant, hard-drinking guy. he had few military achievements. he was court-martialed with some regularity. he was always exonerated. it was said of him that he had never won a battle or lost an investigation. [laughter] and at the handover of the louisiana territory, they had a formal ball. and, of course, most of the residents in new orleans and that area were french-speaking people. they were called creoles. they were not at all happy to have the united states taking over their land. it was a foreign country. people, they were no longer going to be able to speak french to their, to their government. so at this ball the band was alternating between french and american songs to keep everybody happy. well, wilkinson got liquored up, and he demanded two american songs in a row. he was the man in charge. now, w

not uncomfortable either. >> reporter: but had a sharp eyed neighbor not seen and heard what she did lewis probably would have died. >>> the man charged in the case, remains in jail held on $250,000 bond. >>> if you always wanted a little pot bellied pig to call your own, baltimore animal shelter has ruth. animal control officers recovered her from a trap in the woods. she is now healthy, ready to be adopted if you want to give ruth a home contact the baltimore county animal shelter adoption fee $65. >>> they are very smart and very clean i have heard this. >> all yours. >> i have my fill of pets. >> i will give you the $65. >> you will give me the $65. >> they are really smart and can be trained. >> and are clean. >> radar we have rain in the region some of the heaviest rain yet to come together but it will be coming to an end, probably 3:00 a.m. in the morning the heavier echos just west of the area and around the city it will be a wet night still for the next several hours tomorrow a big improvement, headed our way let's look at temperatures right now stuck in the mid-40s. 44 humidity w

. >>> fans are relentless for ray lewis. and now, there's a t-shirt dedicated just to him.'m andrea fujii. in columbia, how businesses are cashing in on the ravens' craze. that's just ahead. there he is, poised to discover plum amazins, the amazing alternative to raisins and cranberries with more fiber, less sugar, and a way better glycemic index. he's clearly enjoying one of the planet's most amazing superfruits. hey, keep it down mate, you'll wake the kids. plum amazins. new, from sunsweet. >>> it is 5:29. 36 degrees. clear and just a beautiful day. good evening, everybody. thank you for staying with wjz, eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. new numbers show marylanders are split on same-sex marriage. and there's a strong racial divide. wjz is live. mike hellgren breaks down the numbers for us and takes us inside the debate tonight. >> reporter: mary, in the summary of this gonzalez poll, it says the issue of same-sex marriage is so close in maryland because the opposition of many african americans. in fact, it is too close to ca

there's a playoff t-shirt dedicated to ray lewis. he has been the heart and soul of the defense since 1996. this year he as been absent from playoff year. the creators of the t-shirt expect huge sales. >> that should be a good seller. what the price of those chicken wings are going up. they say timing is everything. >> a tattoo tribute is gaining controversy. >> the days of backbreaking book bags could become a thing of the past for students. apple is looking to change the college experience. >> a local restaurant is hosting a dinner in honor of t

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y es que anoche rashard lewis y nick young encestaron 15 puntos cada uno para llevar a los wizards aa victoria de la campaÑa luego de ocho derrotas con un triunfo por 93-78 sobre los toronto raptors. luego del peor arranque en la historia del equipo, el entrenador flip saunders dejÓ a andray blatche y a lewis en la banca al comienzo del partido. trevor booker y chris singleton comenzaron en sus posiciones. blatche logrÓ nueve puntos y ocho rebotes en 25 minutos. hoy los wizards ya es estan en chicago porque apartir de las ocho de la noche se mediran a los bulls, veremos si se traen la segunda victoria de la temporada. parece que este aÑo la fifa sera noticia en lo deportivo y extra deportivo. chris eaton, jefe de seguridad de fifa, hablÓ de este 2012 se podrÁ denunciar intentos de sobornos y habrÁ protecciÓn. chris eaton, hablÓ sobre la dimension que ha cobrado el amaÑo de partidos en todo el mundo, los progresos que estÁ efectuando la fifa en la lucha contra esta lacra y los objetivos de la organizaciÓn . de acuerdo con lo declarado por el funcionario, en sus 50 investigaciones exis

nice pass, lewis. gets the bump and bucket. lewis tied for team high 15.entum would continue into the second quarter. wizard up by six. calderon's pass. intercepted by jan vessley. getting up and getting up high. a spark plug all night long. one of five steals in the game. 30 second in the half. john wall, three blocks. wizards get the loose ball. and mcgee. he chooses, because it was going up. wizard. up by 12 at the break. fourth quarter. domination continues. mack, up top. vessley. rookie connection. caps a run. vessley four points. looked very good in his second nba game. washington wins its first game of the season. and they win big. 93-78. >> you know. it's everything. good to get a win under your belt. we'll celebrate it tonight. have fun tonight. tough team ahead tomorrow. overall, our first win of the season. feels good to get a win. >> everybody on their a game. you know, you needed the win. knew it was coming off back to back. and, i guess it was the, we had a long talk before we went into the game. said this is within we got to get. we got to g

i'm thinking my ray lewis." lewis."happy and anxioos for friday, so i can have fun and sip on my wine." wine."april says, "i think i will join lekia for some wine!" hour.. up in our 8 o'clock - get through the bye -week... with some great ravens memorabilia.where you ccn go to get through ravens withdrawl this weekend... in our hometown hotspot. hotspot.wrestling and next... all the action of the "ring of honor" is coming to charm city.how you can sit ringside omorrow night. youure watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all morning. ((break 7)) morning. ((break 7)) y." are making me thirsty!" natstling nats "ring of honor" is coming to baltimore! more than 30 wrestlers will compete at the du burns arena tomorrow live in person.and the it athletes promise a great show. show.jim cornette is the executive producer for the ring of honor and he joins us this morning with more. - what can we expect this weekend - are tickets still available? - how did you get into wrestling. 3 the show starts tomorrow night at seven... at

. -- ray lewis shares his experience. to go a few snow showers moving through. we will check those out, and the warming trend in the seven-day forecast. 33 downtown. the subway big hot pastrami melt. take a moment to ponder tender cuts of pastrami, piled sky high atop your favorite freshly baked bread with spicy mustard, pickles and melt-a-licious cheese. okay, enough imagining how this fresh toasted number would tantalize your taste buds -- it's time to actually experience the subway big hot pastrami melt, built by the sandwich experts the way you love -- to per-fec-tion. subway. eat fresh. >> how to combat low voter turnout is the focus of a new campaign by the naacp. today state leaders join members of the civil-rights organization to kick off project 2012. it will focus on registering voters and educating them to make sure they vote during this year's presidential election. many factors contribute to residents not voting. >> there is lots of reasons that people can say people feel they do not mean that -- that people can say it does not mean anything to them

ray lewis had the house dancing early on. first quarter, the ball is a loose and coming up with it on the two yard line. joe flacco to chris wilson. third string outright end. -- tight end. ravens leading 7-3. webb interception. flacco -- 10-yard touchdown. 17-3 ravens still in the first. foster with 132 yards rushing. that one good for 7 points. 17-13 at the half. 2 mintes left, fourth down. ed reed pulls it down. ravens over teh texans. time to talk to read the afc championship game one week to foxborough. >> a win is a win. we played a really good team. you are acting like this team didn't get into the playoffs. they were in there with three or four games left, you know? they came out and played a really good game. you can never take anything for granted. there are some things we need to correct, but we are going to the afc championship. >> large various web with two interceptions. -- lardarius webb with 2 interceptions. we go outside to jenn france got a. >> the bands are all happy, smiling, giving the big it thumbs up. t

cut down at the 5-yard line by ray lewis. they are go to need the field goal at some point. and marvin lewis deciding he will kick the field goal here. dan: fans disagreeing with this. but they are not doing the math that you just pointed out. ian: the formula obviously if you are this deep you feel we are so close i would like to get that out of the way. but because of the time restraints they have to take the field goal. 23-yard chip shot. nugent converts. it is an eight-point game with 2:39 to play. cincinnati has two time-outs remaining. for those expect to see 60 minutes you are watching the nfl on cbs. dan: two time-outs for the bengals. they don't have to onside kick here. they can stop the clock as long as they keep baltimore from picking up first downs. ian: the game has gotten a little closer between san diego and oakland. 31-25 now the chargers in front. cincinnati is not thinking about backing into the playoffs. the goal all week, this was a confident group that really believed they could go toe-to-toe with the baltimore ravens and win their way into the postseas

. >> baltimore, lewis. please go ahead with your question or comment for mark reuss. >> caller: yes, i am so happy to be able to speak to you this morning since you're the engineer and and president of the north american company, gm. over the years, i have listened to art bell, his program, and it's now run by george nouri. it's called coast-to-coast a.m. and over the years i've heard ideas for automotive improvement. they're a group of san diego university who in their garage had a car that would give them 100 miles per gallon. there was another man who said he could run his car off of water, and all sorts of alternative systems. the reason i bring this up, have you ever thought of taking some of your empty plants in detroit and making them sort of an alternative research center where you can bring all of these ideas together and maybe you can access coast-to-coast a.m. with george nouri and ask him to give you a recount or a collection of all the ideas that come through. some seem to be fantastic, and som

that's until they played ray lewis, getting all pumped up.l you, what though, ravens taking advantage of short fields, joe flacco to anquan boldin, nice hookup. arian foster's biosays he's a dancer, in particular the running man. 4th quarter t.j. yates taking a shot, ed reed coming up with his eighth postseason pick all time. ravens holding on 20-13. 9 sports kristen berset was there as the ravens moving on to the afc championship. reporter: if the nfl gave out points for style, the ravens wouldn't get many for their sunday performance. they allowed joe flacco to get sacked five times without picking up a single sack of their own. they also allowed arian foster hundred 132 yards. nonetheless a win -- 132 yards. nonetheless a win is a win. >> at the end of the game we made the play that counted. >> this opportunity is going to come back to us and the playoffs. there's a reason why these games go down to the wire. there's a reason why it don't matter if they got a third string quarterback. that's a good football team over there and i'm just --

. >> matt lewis, let me go to you.ewt gingrich, an old front, it isn't personal, but i told him directly in the interview how disturbed and disappointed i was he's given back to capital bashing, cheap shots about swiss bank accounts, things of that nature, saying mitt romney didn't have to work for his income. that sounds desperate to me and it going to back fire against newt. will he go there tonight. >> a couple things. he is desperate. florida is hugely important. it is pretty much the end of the road. gingrich sort of has to win florida. the way he handled himself in south carolina. desperation is probably apt. if newt gingrich is smart, he will not go after romney on the swiss bank accounts and on bain. let somebody else do that. let surrogates do that, let the main street media do it, let the super pac do it. there are plenty of things with mitt romney you could attack him on, whether it romneycare or whatever. so we'll see if gingrich follows that advice or deep sides to go down that rabbit hole. and then lastly

sarcaseian, jim lewis, michael theroux. >> goods evening, commissioners. my name is. t'gnx sarkus sarcas, chair person for the tenants association at the 888 brannan. our non-profit organization represents 106 small businesses in the gift center and jewelry mart where approximately 85% of the existing businesses in the building. when the new owners, 888 brannan l.p. took over the property and announced their plans for the current relocation and construction project, the tenants of the building were very concerned and skeptical. the tenants had just experienced a grueling two years and had a bad experience with the previous owners who did not show an understanding of how to manage the property. for the past few months, our steering committee has met with the owners and representatives of the landlord and discussed their plans in detail. we have asked many questions and raised many concerns. we did not meet eye-to-eye on everything but at the end of the day, the owners approached our discussions with a sincere effort, transparency and understanding. more imp

you have to know where reed, ray lewis, suggs. there are guys that definitely give you problems as far as game planning. going into the game you have to watch as much fat as possible. what from what matt did the last time we played up there. to get as ready as possible. >> the pearland turpin's on a 17-0.1. the hang onto when. --the maryland terps hang on to win. they had a 17 point lead. that lead started to dwindle. cj harris, finds ty walker and down it goes. the lead down to three. withwsix minutes left he hits a jumper. first acc win over wake. towson could end the 30 game winning streak easy 2 off of the glass. strong inside, especially in the first half. a late 1-0 run doomed the tigers. brandon will miss on the layup. william and mary keep towson on the slide. equally rough night for them hosting stony brook. brian 43. at stony brook up early. ryan at cut prices to the rim and finishes. he left them with 14 points. stony brook dominated. danny carter fines anthony jackson for another wide open 3. t-wolves win it. the oriol

can block out what people want to write and think about, we have a good chance to do something -- lewisif not participate in practice yesterday. some others that sat out. theres p another work out today. the ravens will simple low be wusming won t.v. this weekend. we will have more on this at why j z. >> think about the guy that pays for his tickets and tashing, does not eat the free food or sit in the press spot and if you will, pay for the league -- i see the binning game, lewis and then at the end of the game -- the end of the last gabbing, should it be the field? >> i don't know which baseball manager said it, it may have been weaver, how not think about the wees on the mown. i don't have better in the bull pen. >> congratulations for throwing down the negative vibes during festivus? that is still (laughs), wait to inn sync with the community. >> what are you doing. we are following a purple brick road. it is led us to your love. >> owe way. your hon was sent in. i tell you! >> super boy peel or they are facing a right for me to row tire. (laughs). >>> let me heck the company mail -

tonight "i'm just so excited, i'm ready, i want them to do it, they're going to do for me, ray rice rry lewismuch summed up how excited fans are for sunday s divisional playoff game. we re told if there is a win sunday next weeks party will be even bigger than today seems ... like... purple pride.../ got.. .a.../ middle school student ...in trouble' trouble' it was a young boy's sweatshirt that caused some confusion. confusion. ayden lasley wore what terrell suggs claims is g his alma mater.it also had the words "ravees nation" and ravens logos on it.well, the principal at southampton middle school told the boy he had to either take off the shirt... or turn it inside out......because the sweatshirt sent "mixed messages".ayden's father disagreed. 3 "anyone who knows me knows that i'm pretty conservative when it comes to my son.... and it was painfully obvious to me that ww are taling about " football." the school has reversed its decision ...and there's one other story... and he called us.he thought the whole situation was wrong......and ayden is getting 2 tickets to sunday's game 3 "i grew it

hundreds of fellow officers joined other mourners to pay final respects to call officer clifton lewis. and police are still looking for the man who shot him. good afternoon i'm steve sanders. >>and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on wgn america and on the web. marcella raymond is live in the lawndale neighborhood with more on the funeral for officer louis and the investigation into his murder >>governor quinn said the family of illinois grieves with defense family of officer clifton lewis mayor rahm emanuel said no words could ease the grief here today >>officers are applauded when the superintendent garry mccarthy said that the department will work tirelessly to find the killers >>the chicago police department is in mourning suffering a huge loss in the death of 41 year- old tactical officer clifton lewis at 65 roughly 300 lbs. he commanded attention ... >>they called him the gentle giant he had a heart of gold he was very big and very big at heart a very good guy and good officer >>the familiar haunting sound of bagpipes signaling the dea

ray ray lewis,. >> ray ray scott. >> there you go! >>> maybe there is something we don't know!>>> a 33-degree day temperature, partly sunny and you talk about the sunny side and other side of the stadium. a chilly day, but cold for football. texans will be here in town. the day high will be about 36- degrees without a loft winds. that is not the factor, but dress in layers for the cold. a chilly day. >> i put the foot warmers in my boots and we walk up the steps to get to the upper deck and before i get up there, my feet are on fire. it does not last the whole game, but before it is over, my feet are burning up. >>> we have more from the baltimore native. >>> we have more coming up in the first morning weather. ,,,,, >>> good morning, ray rice. >> you think after i do this that i could just stand back here? >> dress in layers if you head out to the game. you may need that to block out the sound. it is expected to be very, very loud, with the ravens in full play. >>> the temperatures -- blain . >>> we have hit our high today. not talk background the windchill yet, but as the day

then on the ensuing kick off another, lewis forces a fumble.ook recovers on the patriots 28-yard line that led to a billy condit field goal. but the patriots answers quickly. tom brady and new england comes back up. the ravens had a chance to tie it with 15 seconds to go. they were down three when condit misses the makeable field goal. and the patriots win it. so much disbelief, so much disaappointment for the ravens. >> i thought our guys played their hearts out. we made plays, came up a player too short in the end. but doesn't lessen what they accomplished this year. doesn't lessen what they accomplished in this game. we talked about mighty men. we've been talking about it for a long time. i don't feel any less for those guys that way that i felt four years ago when this season started. i'm proud of them. i'm proud of our quarterback, i'm proud of the way he played and he stepped up in this kind of a setting. the plays he made down the stretch i think says a lot about him and his future. and i just like our football team and i like where we'r

and clark expedition and encourages them to intercepted and arrest lewis and clark and haul them off to mexico. then he tells them about the daniel boone settlement on the missouri river and encourages the spanish to break it up and send them all back to kentucky. if you are going to sell out louis clark and daniel ben, you are just a bad guy. it really pushed me over the edge. there is an episode in the handover of the louisiana purchase which will give you a feel for wilkinson's personality. he was a florid hard drinking guy. he had few military achievements. he was court-martialed with some regularity. he was always exonerated. it was said of him that he had never won a battle or lost an investigation. [laughter] and that the handover of the louisiana territory, they had a formal ball, and of course most of the residents in new orleans in that area were french-speaking people. they were called creoles. they were not at all happy to have the united states taking over their land. it was a foreign country. people, they will were nabbed no longer going to speak french to their governm

. >>> coming up, ray lewis responds to the critics who say he should retire. the latest from the line backer next in sports. it's the perfect time to find great deals on the 4g lte devices you love. like the droid bionic by motorola for $199.99. or the pantech breakout for $49.99. our lowest price ever. get the technology you love, on the network you deserve. now get twice the data for the same low price. hurry in, this offer ends january 15th. verizon. >>> big controversy over ray lewis. >> would you ever tell him to quit? >> never. >> 16 years into his hall of fame career, and he's proud of how well he still plays and based on what his peers tell him, he's still very good. he says he doesn't read the newspaper, but he did have a response to a baltimore sun column critical of his play. he is the greatest raven ever, maybe the best line backer in nfl history. sun writer mike preston wrote it's time for him to step aside. he's 36 years old, not as dominant as he was in his prime, but he does remain the heartbeat of the ravens defense. he told us today he dismis

first up, john lewis reporting higher december sales in the same month of 2010. it said that turnover before christmas was outstanding, but warned that this year would be tougher. >> the big challenge of 2012 is just planning for the economy that we will face. >> the biggest winner was online trade, up 24% at john lewis. at the same time, next said that its stores saw lower performance and its performance was disappointing. >> purchases are moving away from high street because there is the perception of higher value on line and the convenience of shopping when you want. >> retailers acknowledge that trading conditions are not exactly a very great, so it is not surprising that elsewhere on high street that foreign competitors are finding life more difficult. internet shopping with customer staying at home rather than visiting stores is one factor. so is the squeeze on consumer budget because of high inflation and low pay rises. some retailers have been feeling the pressure. this chocolate shop issued a profit warning before christmas, blaming weak consumer confide

george lewis, nbc news, los angeles. >> and that's our broadcast for this tuesday night.hank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. one more reminder, we're back on the air, 9:00 eastern time, 6:00 on the west coast for coverage of the state of the union. for now from washington and for all of us, good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com