louis on the map, but st. me on the map. >> most new businesses fail in five years, you not only didn't fail, you grew and expanded. what was your secret to success? >> people didn't believe in me at first. all i got was negative input. nothing positive. so that was kind of my inspiration. i was focused on this. i knew if i had a product that was good, it would work. i would go all over looking for the best restaurant, and especially soul food, it's a diei dieing breed. so my mom taught me and i wanted to spread it with my family. it's a good product, people will enjoy it and support you. >> the first restaurant was great, the second one was just as great. that's the one that most people go to, mangrove, but the third one, uppercrust. >> that is like the disney world of restaurants. >> exactly. ♪ >> hey. >> been waiting on you. >> do you have good news? >> i want you to sit down. >> don't tell me to sit down. getting the upper crust open has really been a challenge. i had all kinds of obstacles, i spent a year

you're asking me about ray louis.re's nobody else on tv but me and you now. >> reporter: people need to leave many man alone. he is a guy who has said i screwed up. he is a guy that said i'm going to spend the rest of my life telling young people and people in general that i made these mistakes. you don't make these mistakes. now that he's a word champion he's got more ears. he has more people to give this message too. this should be great story. we should celebrate this story. not continue to ridicule this guy for something that he allegedly did and has been proven innocent of. >> i'm not a sports guy. i was working in philadelphia when this happened. was ray louis acquitted? did he take a plea deal? what happened? >> reporter: well, it was a plea. >> he plead out obstruction of justice. >> reporter: right. the matter is he was not found guilty of murder. >> of anything. listen. ray louis, there are people that say why are you bringing up his past in he brought up his own past. he keeps saying he's redeemed and a new

everybody in the beauty industry knows jean-louis sebagh.been called by vanity fair "the world expert in medical anti-aging." he's got a long list of celebrities, models, socialites, politicians who wait for months to come to him. what makes him so extraordinary? >> well, jean-louis sebagh is light years ahead of everybody, and just how he's thinking about the way that skin ages. and i have been working with him since i was 28 years old. a makeup artist actually suggested that i see him. so, i went. i made an appointment. and his office is in this apartment building in paris. it's not marked, you know. it's like you have to knock three times and know the secret code and all that. and after the very first time i saw him, i saw like immediate results. my skin just felt radiant looking. it was just like a new me. and i was like, "okay, he's the real deal." and i was sold right away. you know, he's been my guy ever since. >> right. >> with meaningful beauty you don't have to go to paris to see him. you can still have access to doctor sebagh thro

>> i'm a little concerned about my louis at home. called home this morning and frank said louis is at the vet. it's like one of your children, i said what's wrong? his eye is all closed up, stuff around his mouth. i don't know. louis's been promiscuous most of his life. you pick up these things. i don't know what's going to happen. he's at the vet, i'll let you know. say a prayer for louis. >> courtney posted this photo, her dotty jane riding a snow horse in virginia. oh, my god, the dog is on the horse. do you see it? >> no. >> on the top. >> i see it but it looks like a mole from here. >> you need glasses. >> i really do. >> we have to show this one. don posted a photo of -- oh, you know what, he said that was my biggest fan, okay? that hair picture is inappropriate and not nice. >> but you're still going to get your little doggy. maybe he has a brother or a sister, hoda. >> i have a bad hair day like we all have bad hair days every now and then. >> not that often anymore. >> i'm hoping to get my dog soon. i'm really anxious to. >>

louis and need to win there and back home. the st. louis cardinals are? >> audience: out of here! >> now for the big one. the mighty american league detroit tigers. you ready? the detroit tigers -- they are? audience: out of here! >> you never disappoint. here is my partner mike. >> well, we have become an organization of expertation. there's expectation when you win a championship in 2010 and there is expectation when you get in that ballpark everyday and it's over flowing with your love and affection and there is purity in the formula that this organization goes about trying to meet those standards of excellence. it starts with the fans of historians that we call investors that kept us here in san francisco and goes to the front office comprised of men and women dedicating their lives to this team and goes to baseball operations and the fierce -- the fierce, the ferocious drive of brian saibian and his staff and the most storied manager in san francisco giants history and his teachers and coaches and on to the training and medical staff, but inevitably it will always draw right

louis. never say die. and that last game against detroit was the first time we got behind and they never say die and they ended up winning the thing. [cheers and applause] now, we had something different to help us. in 2010 we had the rally gong. that game through for us but this here we have hunter pence's sermons and wherever you are thank you hunter. [cheers and applause] but as i was flying here after we beat detroit you have to realize that we're drinking from water -- from the well dug by others. there are so many people that did something here to contribute. the players, the coaches, myself we're in front the tv, but owners with their help. they have such a commitment to make the best experience for you fans and doing all they can, and to extend the storied history of this franchise and -- as he said we're just not working together as gm manager. we're friends. i can't appreciate more how supportive he's been throughout of this with me. he's the genius that put this talent together to help get this

. >> reporter: has ray louis earned a statue? >> i think he set himself apart in baltimore sports history and we will look into it. i would not be surprise fire ed. >> after the news at 11 stay with us to see super bowl champion jacoby jones. he will be live on jimmy kimmel. he will talk act big win. don't forget it starts at 11:30. >>> while he will be on that ray rice will [inaudible] is already on youtube. he was riding on a float. you can see the float kind of jerk and suddenly rice falls right off. he jumped back, he is good to go. he said that he jumped right back up and told everybody let's party and he was in the spirit. >>> ray louis has said he looked forward to spending more time with his kid during retirement and now he will get to watch his name sake play. ray's son ray louis the third signed to play with the university of miami. he said that the university had a head start. >> he has always been a hurricane. he was born on the un campus. and at ten he played -- he said he was going to miami. he has always been a hur

louis fed.all my children. i love all the fed guys. >> we love you, too, joe. >> there are two favorites i have. fisher and you. and it's such an honor for us to have you -- >> i'll see if i can move ahead of richard. >> i want to start out, because i have been accused of being cynical about things. and i hope it's not rubbing off on my young co-anchor sorkin who you've already heard what our line of questioning is going to be. and that is, that because there's a microphone, and you know there's a microphone, at the minutes, and you know it's going to come out, he's characterizing it as some type of reality show, where all the people on the show know it's going to be on tv so they don't act like they'd normally -- that's basically what you're saying, isn't it? >> and there's this loop. there's a feedback -- >> you know it's going to come out. so you could be using us, knowing the microphone is there, to start -- >> no, no. >> to start saying look, eventually the punch bowl will be taken away so

louis, pack your umbrella. rain in all three cities. high of 40 in st. louis.there. >>> heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women, killing about 600,000 people in the u.s. every year. now a new study says changing over to a mediterranean diet could reduce that risk. as we report, this way of better health includes wine. >> reporter: the study compared the mediterranean diet to a low-fat diet among nearly 7,500 patients at high risk for heart disease. after five years, those on the mediterranean diet had 30% less heart attacks, strokes, or deaths from heart disease. dr. tara narulo is a cardiologist at lenox hill support. >> the study is significant because diet is one of the most underestimated and easy ways to change your cardiovascular risk profile. >> reporter: the mediterranean diet includes extra virgin olive oil, nuts, fresh fruits, vegetables, beans, fish, and poultry. it allows for seven or more glasses of wine a week. the low-fat diet also encourages fruit and vegetables and avoiding red meat but dirges all vegetable oils inclu

louis will be windy, 31 the high. snow in denver.eattle, of course, rain, and 46 the high. >>> well, cardinals from all over the world are starting to gather in rome to choose pope benedict's successor, but some catholics are demanding retired archbishop roger mahoney not attend because of his role in shielding sexually abusive priests. mahoney was the lead over the los angeles diocese and says he will attend the conclave. new york's cardinal timothy dolan will also attend the conclave. he was questioned wednesday about cases of alleged sexual abuse by priests while he was the head of the archdiocese of milwaukee. the 62-year-old cardinal is reportedly one of the front-runners to succeed benedict but on wednesday he wouldn't join in the speculation. >> all the cardinals are really embarrassed to talk about that, and we'd be uncomfortable talking about it. so i'll leave it at that. >> boston's cardinal sean o'malley is also reportedly on the short list. he has a reputation as a reformer in the aftermath of the priests' sex abuse scand

our own louis bergler. >> louis is back from hollywood.f because people like watching stupid reality tv and we will see that. >> and coming up next, "the new york times" has dubbed him the boy wonder of buzzfeed. >> ben smith. editor-in-chief of buzz feed joins us. also robert costa. first here's bill karins. >> has anybody ever accused bill karins of being a wonder boy? >> no. >> never wonder boy. other things. good morning, everyone. the big winter storm that dumped one of the top storms in wichita history is exiting. minneapolis, also in areas of green bay, northward up to michigan. back towards detroit, this is a little worse than we thought. already a couple inches in a few stops. cleveland, dealing with freezing rain and sleet. other story going on is heavy rain the next 24 to 48 hours. around pensacola, panama city. that's going to extend up into georgia. this area's pretty wet so we're going to see some flooding concerns. that will turn into a storm that will head up into new england. the worst of it more or less northern new engla

. >> davideliot louis. good afternoon i'm here representing the central city collaborative here supporting the legislative and nobody spoke against it and nobody is speaking against and amendeds to the housing co we need do this and we need to go further in the form of enforcement and sanctions for non-complines and working with the city none collaborative i have had the misfortunate in seeing how people live in the privately owned hotel and is the hotels jane i know you saw a hotel on sixth street and you have not seen the worst there are some really bad properties and sometimes a couple of d b i housing violations and yet, how could it be that a appropriate could accumulate a couple of hundred housing violations before it gets referred to the city attorney? it shouldn't have to get that far. there should be something in place before it gets to 200 violation and is before it goes to the city attorney's office. there is some kind of meaningful sanction in his place so if these grab bars are not put in place

louis to chicago but still enough to cause a lot of travel concerns. and the highest snowfalls expected to be right around kansas city, omaha and wichita. a lot of shoveling. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. well, we have this storm, as it moves to the north and to the northeast, we'll have plenty of cold air to work with. there will be periods in indiana and illinois, probably start off as a period of snow and then mixing over to sleet and ice. for the east coast, this storm doesn't necessarily head to the east coast. there's still another weekend storm for new england we're going to have to deal with too, it's active winter weather. >>> coming up after the break, we'll have the latest on a plane crash out of nashville that killed five. >>> plus congressman jesse jackson jr. has pleaded guilty, but now the fight to limit his jail time begins. >>> and look at this, some spots that have the ability to swallow six earths but that's the least of our concerns. we'll tell you why. we're back in t

louis? no. they carried on with determination and experts and pundits predicted that this san francisco giants was going to the world series and team work means everyone contributes and we saw those plays and three home runs for pablo sandoval right here in san francisco. [cheers and applause] . buster posey grand slam. [cheers and applause] outside there, yes! we saw the magic of the wonderful catch he did to save the out and jer nee affeldt and come up through the season and crow -- crawford saving the ball and all the pitchers and pitching their hearts out to zito to a felt and in comes romo . [cheers and applause] we needed everybody. we needed every skill. we needed that great team work so today in recognition of their second world series championship in three years i am proud to present the highest honor we have in this city, the key to the city and county of san francisco to the whole team of the san francisco giants. [cheers and applause] you know we usually give keys to individual digni

louis as well as teacher's college. in july of 2000, she became the first permanent female and the first african american superintendent until 2007. she came to us during an unsettled time in history and spent years cleaning up our financial weaknesses uncovering problems with our systems and strengthens our administrative infrastructure. i have a photo in my office of her and then general counsel that i refer to as the $53 million photo. it was taken right after we found out that we would be receiving a $53 in restitution and rewards related to our building systems lawsuit settlement. we were able to redo all of the internal systems that had been ineffectively installed. caused by the demise of the company and used that to avoid any layoffs that year. during her time we were one of the five finalists in the 2005 prize for education receiving $100,000 for students scholarships, in 2004, we became the highest achieving urban school system in california as we have been ever since. superintendent included the development o

whether louis freeh thinks they should have gotten cars and driven around town, i don't know.m, but they did try to ascertain who it was. >> erin, one of the lessons we should learn from this is a negative lesson. not everybody should try to become a detective or a law enforcement official trying to uncover these things. there are experts who specialize in these areas. jim clemente, of course, is the best there is. and when you -- and joe mentioned this in his observations, that he didn't want to upset what the professionals might do by mucking around as an amateur. i think tats a very important lesson to carry away. >> jay, i want to play, you and your mother sat down with katie couric. i wanted to play something your mother said today and give you a chance to respond to it. here see she is. >> let me ask you this, katie. adopted children, the experts, he had foster children. the experts vetted him. the executive director of second mile is a child psychologist. if the experts don't know, how can we know? >> i mean, she has a fair point, but when mike mcqueary comes and tells

louis great, i guess. >> you say "made" as in past tense. >> who has the weather forecast? >> let's go. i will show you what is going on. a look at live doppler 7 hd, no need for the umbrella. you washed the car, still money well spent as we are bone dry. i am working on the percentage and how much of a deficit of rain we have. i will have those the next half hour. here is a look at clouds, and why we will have more cloud cover. it is moving down on the bay area. that will drop our temperatures slightly. we have snow in st. louis and chicago has flight delays and chicago and la guardia all have flight delays because of the weather. in san francisco, it is 46, and san mateo is 41 and redwood city is 45 and palo alto is 36 and half moon bay is 40. toward the east bay shore you can see it looks clear and oakland is 46 and walnut creek is 38 and richmond is at 44 and pleasanton at 36 and antioch at 46 and union city 39. in the south by we have 41 in san jose and 36 in morgan hill and cupertino and mountain view is 43 and gilroy is 33. santa rosa is 34 and napa is 36 and north b

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louis in the afternoon.could sell to commanders that was entertaining to read the contained economic information, advertising say they would know whether to buy the news said the next day's papers were printing yesterday's news. he did more than not. he discovered in urban life had tremendous trauma that you could write up in a nonfiction way to read dickens was writing to those. so the paper was interesting to read. all these elements combined into what people call western because st. louis was western journalists. so like a broadway play in the hinterlands before they bring in to new york, pulitzer did the same thing. he brought his style of newspaper to new york city, but the bankrupt new york world and within months is making millions of dollars in revolutionized journalism in new york, new york indie media center at that time he revolutionized journalism. one-sided and does this analogy for the important typos here. pulitzer created this newspaper in new york and i look down to the lower east side with

louis. a winter storm moving across the nation's midsection. you can't see much there. kansas has already seen more than a foot of snow. and it's still coming down freezing rain, sleet, are all forecast for parts of illinois and arkansas. officials urge residents and travelers just to stay home today. >>> it will be at least one more day before paralympic superstar oscar pistorius learns whether he will get out of jail on bail. a new development during day 3 of the bail hearing. the lead detective in the case is facing his own attempted murder charges. he is now taken off the case. pistorius' bail hearing will continue tomorrow. >>> on the bay area watch now a 13-year-old girl found murdered in fairfield will be laid to rest today. genelle conway allen was found dead in a park on february 1. this morning, 32 yearly anthony lamar jones pled not guilty to murder charges. he could face the death penalty. >>> a san jose tent city is about to be torn down. the camp sprung up recently on land near the mineta national airport. city officials will raid the camp on march 4. the

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louis, partly sunny, but st. louis, just 26 the high.ostly sunny, 51. 51 in seattle as well. >>> the former head of an iowa brokerage firm was sentenced to 50 years in prison after admitting he stole 250 million dollars from his commodities people. the financial group ultimately collapsed. he apologized to his victims before he was sentenced. >>> beyonce's performance of "the star-spangled banner" before the president's inauguration raised questions on whether she lip-synced the song. >> reporter: beyonce's rendition of the "national anthem" before president obama's inauguration was perfect. so perfect many people believed she was lip-syncing to recorded music. leaders of the marine corps band admit thad i were not playing but the pop superstar said nothing. ♪ and the rock eat red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that a flag was still there ♪ >> reporter: when it was over -- any questions? she aid at the inauguration she had sung along to a prerecorded track. >> i did not have time to rehearse with the orchest