that obvious like you're having me that was retired philadelphia police captain ray lewis. still ahead on our team once college students pass their finals and walk down the graduation aisle there's a long road ahead before they can put their college days behind them it's called student debt and things are about to get a lot worse if congress doesn't act fast that story next. decline of american power continues. things are so bad that might actually be time for a revolution. and it turns out that a popular drink of starbucks rather surprising him greedy and. very good. luck in the ilona so we'll get to the real headlines with none of them or see the problem with the mainstream media today is that they're completely disconnected from the viewers and from what actually matters to those viewers and so that's why young people just don't watch t.v. anymore if they want news they go online and read it but we're trying to take those stories that people actually care about and transfer them back to t.v. . it's the ball and chain that stays with you until the day you die cannot be ex

harry sinclair lewis. when she met "red," as he was called at the bar at the adlon hotel in berlin, lewis -- unbeknown to dorothy -- was on a drunken brawl through europe running from accusations of perfidy by the clergy in the wake of his roiling satire, elmer gantry, and be simultaneously drowning his sorrows of being cockolded by a spanish count aptly named cat know v.a.. -- casanova. [laughter] dorothy was struck not only by red's honest face and i radiant loneliness, but also by his international celebrity, and she was immediately drawn as she was wont to do to this sad, lost soul. but while thompson was a professional on the ascent, lewis was probably the most internationally-famous social satirist in the world, soon to be the first american to win the nobel prize for literature. by the time he met dorothy, lewis had already published mainstream -- "main street," "babbitt," and aerosmith. classics that document life in america between the wars. but he, like wells, had a self-destructive flaw: an alco

damian lewis came on things to his role in another acclaimed project, "band of brothers and " we are glad to you have joined us. a conversation with damian lewis, coming up right now. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: damian lewis is an actor who first gained notoriety in his role on the hbo miniseries "band of brothers." he now stars in the critically acclaimed "homeland." it is back on september, on showtime for its second season. here is a scene from "homeland." >> i would consider it an honor to work with a man who has bought with the war on terror. he understands the enemy. what to do you think? >> interesting. yeah. i am interested. >> good to hear. >> i would need to talk to my wife first. is that a problem? >> to be honest, it could be. we need her on board. she is half the story. or hero returns home to his beautif

the line of duty to the front lines of the occupy movement tired philadelphia police captain raven lewis has become a ray of light to many of the protesters bringing much needed in the gym and see to the movement even if it means making sacrifices of his own well i ask him why this cause is so important to him. and all humans are prone to error even the us justice system what happens when it costs a person years in prison or even their life u.s. states are now offering compensation for wrongful conviction but r.t.i. asks how much money is a person's life worth. it's wednesday may twenty third to seven pm in washington d.c. i'm having martin you're watching r t you'd be hard pressed to find someone who is not guilty of it downloading songs off the internet illegally in the music industry comes down on a person guilty they come down hard boston university student joel tenenbaum downloaded thirty songs off the internet and showed them on peer to peer networks he was sued by the recording industry association of america and in two thousand and nine a jury ordered him to pay two twenty two th

lewis, thank you. >> thank you, piers. i feel better now. >> lewis black. got to love him. in america" a defining day, same-sex marriage. >>> for tonight's "only in >>> for tonight's "only in america" it's been an extraordinary day for america and for the world. make no mistake when the president of the united states publicly endorses gay marriage, it reverb rates to all corners. in the last 16 months i made no secret that same-sex should be legalized not just in america, but everywhere. at the same time, i fully respect the view of like the president who have wrestled with the dilemma, particularly again like barack obama who have done so on religious grounds. it's an issue that inspires passionate debate. here are some of what we aired on "piers morgan tonight." >> i believe that marriage was defined by god a long time ago. marriage is almost as old as dirt and it was defined between adam and eve, for life, until death do you part. i would never redefine marriage. do i support gay marriage? no, i don't. >> it's a divine -- it's a divine right, and, you know, when governme

john lewis is, to me, just one of the heroes. john lewis, i think, is the single best american citizen i've ever known. i mean, he is so steadfast. here we are, 40 years later, and he's still doing ten times more things than he should. he's a congressman, he's generous-hearted, he's not a separatist. he treats everybody the way they would like to be treated. he reaches out to everyone. he still talks about the good community, the noble community. the beloved community. the beloved community that jim lawson first mentioned to him. and he was a person who could have had a wasted life that we would never reach. i joined the new york times that year, the day after john kennedy's election. and one of my last images of nashville, right before i left: the sit-ins are over, they've won, everybody's sort of gone back to their normal lives. i'm downtown on a saturday picking up something, and there on a street corner, absolutely by himself, is john lewis. nobody else, just doing this on his own. and he's trying to register black people to

lewis's works, the screw tape letters. this famous literary work has been brought to life and katelyn berk explains. >> max mcclain's theatrical adaptation hit the stage in 2006. mcclean is the co-director and plays the lead role as screw tape, satan's psychiatrist. >> i was surprised because i didn't see it as theatrical literature, almost a devotion in reverse. >> challenge was taking this book of 31 letters and transforming it into a live audience. mcclain knew he would have something special. >> character screw tapes is one of the great literary creations. he begins the master of the universe character. loves the way he looks, talks, and dresses. pure, pure pride. >> guide your patient away from those that are most likely. >> the only other on stage is assistant toad pipe who portrays the characteristics that screw tape uses to tempt his human patients. >> it is a predator-prey. they talk about satan masquerades as an angel. there is something appealing about his outward character. >> his patient goes from indifference

tavis: damian lewis is an actor who first gained notoriety in his role on the hbo miniseries "band of brothers." he now stars in the critically acclaimed "homeland." it is back on september, on showtime for its second season. here is a scene from "homeland." >> i would consider it an honor to work with a man who has bought with the war on terror. he understands the enemy. what to do you think? >> interesting. yeah. i am interested. >> good to hear. >> i would need to talk to my wife first. is that a problem? >> to be honest, it could be. we need her on board. she is half the story. or hero returns home to his beautiful, loving wife. i am sure you'll be able to convince her. tavis: last night i am flying back to los angeles and i am reading the new issue of rolling stone and the publisher has an interview with president obama. i think his energy missed the mark. there are some questions he should ask of the president. but i gleaned from the article that the president says his favorite tv show is a "homeland." >> that mr.. he spoke about me? no. tavis: high you into the state dinner. he

lewis lists assets of lmost 14-and-a-half millionndollars... and debts over 10-and-a-half million 35-thousand dollars per month. jamal lewis is among the players listed in a suit filed against the nnf-l... for concussion- reeated health issuesshe last played for the browns in 2009. cops in miami....shoot and kill a naked man. weekend... when police responded to a ccll about 2 men fighting. turns out a naked man waa chewing on the face of another man. olice ordered theeman to back awayy but when he didn't... an officer shoo him. witnesses say the man pontinued to attack the other pan... even áafterá being shot! "ddring this confrontation an officer diiddischaage his weapon striking one of the individuals and that individual as lost his life now."the man died at the sccne. the person he waa fighting was taken to an area hospptaa with severe njuries. poliie aren't ssying who tte 2 men &pare... or what they were fighting about. the u-s is stepping up enforcement... for illegal immigration.ttat's according to an arricle in the l-a times... whhch fin

the lawyer mark lewis discovered his family was put under surveillance.e are our pictures of shelley lewis, his ex-wife, taken with her permission. but news international has theirs. >> i've seen the video of, um, my ex-wife and my daughter, who was 14. i've seen a video that was found in news international's english offices. they knew exactly what was going on. instructions had been given to do surveillance. >> bergman: lewis was already under financial pressure because his law firm didn't want to keep suing news international. they didn't want you to take any more of these cases. >> correct. >> bergman: and then you get a letter, as i understand it, from attorneys for news international saying that they're going to make sure that you don't take any more cases. >> correct. the words they use is, "it's rare that we have to admonish a fellow professional" and "we will seek, or we might seek, an injunction against you, but there is still time for you to do the right thing, to do the proper thing, and not act." i didn't do what they asked me to do. >> bergma

lewis, thank you. >> thank you, piers. i feel better now. >> lewis black. got to love him.only in america" a defining day, same-sex marriage. down here, folks measure commitment by what's getting done. the twenty billion dollars bp committed has helped fund economic and environmental recovery. long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues... but that doesn't mean our job is done. we're still committed to seeing this through. (female announcer) most life insurance companies look at you and just see a policy. at aviva, we do things differently. we're bringing humanity back to life insurance. that's why only aviva rewards you with savings for getting a check-up. it's our wellness for life program, with online access to mayo clinic. see the difference at avivausa.com. >>> for tonight's "only in america" it's been an extraordinary day for america

he is now congressman john lewis, for those who don't know. i have some questions here, beginning with professor mack. you noted that both president and robert kennedy were comfortable around african-americans. to what would you a tribute the level of comfortability displayed by both, especially robert kennedy, who often rallied in urban neighborhoods and traveled to south africa, et cetera? >> one thing, not to discount about both the president and his brother, is that they came from boston. needless to say, it was a place where there were many white people who were not comfortable around black people. that would be an understatement. and they were. it's hard to say why that's so. but there are many things in which we can be maybe less than satisfied with the early years of the kennedy administration. but that's one thing that distinguished them from many people who were around them here in massachusetts. and certainly distinguished them from most of the predecessors in federal office. so i don't know where it comes from. i would say robert k

lewis lists assets of almost 14-and-a-half million dollars.nd debts over 10-and-a-half seef-employed and earns he's 35-thousand dollars per month. jamal lewis is among he players liited in a suit filed against the n-f-l for concussion- related health issues.he last ppayed for the browns in 2009. 3 forget instagram.. the next wave of social apps could be video.the cool new applications and editing ttchniques ahead. going for the gold... on the soon be an olympic evvet. 3 the cost of illegals what you are paying to keep a roof over their heads.monday on fox44 3 maybe it won't be such a great crab season after all.surveys duringgthe winter found the blue crabs in the cheeapeake bay at record numbers... but that's nottwhat watermen are finding.the president of the maryland watermans lot of smaller crabs... but not many big ones. 3 another painful medical condition linkkd to obesity. how diabetes may play a parr. and student truancy may soon be a thing of the past.what they're doing at one high school to keep watch over all students. cases of kidne

enter an icon of the civil rights lewis, john lewis who was brutally beaten as a freedom marcher backthe '60s. >> it is hard and difficult and almost unbelievable that any member, but especially a member from the state of georgia, would come and offer such amendment. there's a long history in our country, especially in the 11 states that are all confederacy, from virginia to texas, a discrimination based on race, on color. before the voting rights act of 1965, it was almost impossible for many people in the state of georgia, in alabama, in virginia, in texas, to register to vote, to participate in a democratic process. it's shameful! that you would come here tonight and say to the department of justice, you must not use one penny, one cent, one dime, one dollar to carry out the mandate of section 5 of the voting rights act. we should be opened up the political process and let in all of our citizens come in and participate. people die for the right to vote. friends of mine, colleagues of mine! i speak out against this amendment. >> wow. minutes later, u.s. congressman brown was back wi

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lewis and clark, they met with several oto leaders at that time. one was big ax and one was big horse. now, this is the certificate of friendship that was given to big ax. and you can see his name right here. >> what does this say? >> it basically just says that the man named big ax is a friend of the nation of the united states. and anybody that sees this certificate should acknowledge that, take it into consideration. >> how many of these exist today? >> i have heard that there is one other one, but i have no earthly idea what institution owns it. they were delivering these to every tribe, or they were supposed to deliver them to every tribe they ran into on their way to the pacific. now, i don't know if they actually were able to give out that many certificates. if they did, it's even more phenomenal that this is the only one perhaps that's left. i see the importance of collecting these things and trying to care and maintain them to illustrate that, you know, there's a long, long history here in this area and with tribes that dates back to even

. >> mark lewis is an interesting character. i always say he doesn't have a fear gene.i mean, i didn't know him at the time, but from the outset, i suppose you could say he was the first person to stand up and confront these people. >> bergman: at this time there's public testimony going on in which news international was saying this was a rogue reporter. and you knew differently, right? >> the line that was being pursued by news international was quite clearly "rogue reporter." i might have had a wry smile to myself that what they were saying to the public wasn't what i knew to be the case. >> bergman: he could smile because of what he now knew. to take on news international, he had sued the police to find out what evidence they were sitting on.

as he steps off the ledge, shay hugs lewis close.own to the floor below where more firefighters pull them in. >> relief came when we got pulled in. >> with one eye on the top of the board, shai tells lewis to wrap his arms around his neck and his legs around the waist. shay hugs him close. they are lowered down below where more manufactures pulled them in. >> both giagos and lewis are taken to the hospital and treated for smoke inhalation. it takes the fdny another hour to control the fire. afterwards, they talk to a local reporter. >> you're looking at two guys, high profile. it could be anybody. it's a lot of guy, the whole team. >> he was first. i'm just fast. it's nothing that anybody wouldn't have done. >> is this the reason you became a firefighter in the first place? >> no. it's the whole reason. a whole reason. >> an exhausted but happy patty brown weighed in. >> so proud of these two guys. these guys hanging 13 floors. >> in the decade that follows this amazing rescue, the men of rescue one and the fdny continue to serve the

but for the america's cup finals and the lewis vuitton trials, teams will race the a.c. 72. now we have half of an a.c. 45 boat at the back of this place here today. we have some of the wing parts of an a.c. 45 boat here today. imagine a boat nearly twice as long as an a.c. 45 with something like four times the pair and imagine the wing style being twice as tall as the a.c. 45, something as tall as a 1-story building. that's what's coming town. that's what is under construction in our team base at pier 80. that's what our team will begin training in later this year, perhaps as early as the end of july, beginning of august here on the bay. so these boats are cool, they're meant to be cool and are cool. the america's cup has been transformed. it has retained the tradition, but it's blown away the stuffyness that is all about now, it's all about inclusion. it's for the city front crowd just as much as it is for the other crowd. two years and two months ago, our team won the america's cup and brought it to san francisco and i'm delighted to be here with the mayor signing of the

neon make-up s making a comebackdanielle llwis of danielle lewis beauty joins us live in today studio to discuss more- what's the best way to apply lipstick? - how should we wear neon lipptick to wook?-after our clothes?-is there a way to overdue tte neen -is thhre a way to overdue the neon lipstick?now that we know how to pply great neon eye make-up daaielle lewis will return uring good day wear neoo lipstickfor more information log onto fox baltimore dot com slash porning they came .. thhy saw... and they certainly left a lot behin. many people came out for preakness... and just how long it took to clean up after the fans werr ggne. gone.plus... mmot food at restaurants does ánotá meett nutritional standards... find out howwto weeedthrough the you're watching fox 44 good day baltimore. ((break 4)) 3 3 &p map 3&pfiber 695map 3 over the nexttfew weeks, baltimore's citt council will vote on several new tax proposals... including a controversial plan to more than double the bottle tax. tax.the mayor wants tt incrrase thh tax to a nickel a bottle.she says the bill will help fund ten mill

they sent him back to his four -- home base of fort lewis.came back on a monday after two failed suicide attempts in a three-week period, kept him overnight in the hospital for one night, there at the army hospital at fort lewis. he met with the psychiatrist the next day who deemed into the low to moderate risk for suicide. his only restriction was that he was not to be around any weapons and cleared him to go into the barracks room by himself, of which i found out after talking to the veterans, was illegal. he tried to kill himself again on thursday night. he got back on the 15th, killed himself on the 19th. on the thursday, on the 18th, he had bought some rum, was drinking with the medication that he just gave them -- him, anti-depressants, sleep medicines, and then he cut himself. he had bloodstains all over his room. it was not successful, so he got up friday morning and bandaged himself. one of the things that he wrote before he hung himself was, i feel invisible. i feel like i'm transparent. nobody walked into the room on friday to see

congressman john lewis. he is coming up next. )93g >> welcome back to "hardball," ericholder while addressing controversial state voter id laws took time to honor the generations of americans that fought for voting rights in the first place. let's watch the attorney general. >> i would argue of all of the freedoms we enjoy today, none is more important or more sacred than the right to vote. our efforts honor the generation that's have taken risking and those who used bullets and bombs to insure their churn and all citizens would be able to participate in the work of their government. without those people, there would be no erik holder. there would be no barack obama. and we must never forget that. >> one of the heros he mentioned is my next guest. john lewis, he authored a great new book, "across that bridge" welcome, congressman. i want to quote something from your book about the voting rights act. you argue that is why it is very important to remain engaged especially when it is ag gaiting the vote i

3, lewis colam had never rowed before. >> every day, i feel like quitting.rst. >> at the end of three months, expects to have completed a the adaptecoyage up new york city to raise $50,000 for alzheimer's research. girlfriend grandmother has it. he has equipped his boat with barest of essentials. a sleeping bag, sunscreen, food and water. only recently did he pick up this and that. not have a gps system, even a compass. over the course of his journey, has got lost and had to backtrack. most nights, he sleeps on the boat. is blogging for company the way to savannah. -- keep -- here he is longing for company on the way to savannah. >> it has been almost 48 hours. my legs are beginning to waste away. he has had a number of close calls. some manatee's tipped him over. >> i saw my first alligator. >> he is halfway to this fundraising goal. >> i guess it is a good thing he has made it past the carolinas. >> absolutely. talking about a tropical storm, it has grown in intensity by 5 miles per hour. it is not expected to strengthen much more. we will talk about it th

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railroad arlene lewis serves as her husband's chief of staff.he bandits took white house easter eggs she'd checked since jimmy carter's presidency. >> i had thought about donating them to the children's hospital to auction them off at one of their events and i should have done that because now i don't have them. >> reporter: they didn't say this unsigned baseball blocking to a lewis staffer, but they snatched three others. >> they had probably over 25 signatures on each one of those, just famous baseball players that came here every year for a special hotdog lunch that we had and then went into my closet and stole those. >> reporter: they also swiped book ends carved out of the old capitol steps and bottles of wine from lewis' office. >> it's too bad. these things were personal. thief kind of meant something to us and it's just too bad somebody thought they had to steal it. >> reporter: among the higher ticket items taken were a computer monitor and lots of cash from desks, the burglars visiting several congressional offices in mid- to late apri

for more than a half century mac lewis trained fighters at the east baltimore jim.passedway in 2010. it set was working with a fighter today. the former champ who first came to the gym when he was a eight- years-old says he will do everything he can to keep the gym opened. >> how close are you to closing the doors? >> we are not far, but we are not close either, because i will do everything i can, along with my board members, william hill, different people on the board. we're doing everything we can do to keep this jim and his legacy alive. >> friends of the gym will hold a fund-raiser this weekend. we have posted the details on our website, wbaltv.com. >> now your 11 insta-weather- plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmire. >> right now cooler temperatures and clouds protecting the baltimore area from strong to severe thunderstorms that have developed not far from here. a severe thunderstorm warning now for southern frederick county. that storm has blossomed in just west of frederick making its way to the east, southeast. the storm is pretty close to th