robert lowry in 1880 hs elected governor of mississippi. if you are newton knight in 1880 living with rachel night, the black woman you are raising a family with, for all intents and purposes, on the ground, you have lost the war. because your arch enemy of the confederacy is now governor of the state. he lost the war. >> it is the pitthat the populace could not draw upon the memory of jones county in terms of interracial collaboration, but i was wonderi about the internal warfare in kentucky and missourio determine whether they would secede or remain in e union. was that due to antislavery unionism? >> good question. the border states of kentucky and missouri, why did they choose to remain in the union? i should first tell you guerrilla warfare in missouri was extraordinary. there were large numbers of missouriians who formed confederate companies. jesse james, who became a cult hero, still a cult hero for many people, he is a confederate thug defending the confederacy. the main reason missouri stays in the union, reason, there are number

robert lowry in 1880 is elected governor of mississippi. you're newton knigh in 1880 living with rachel knight the black woman that ymu raiseing a family with for all ients and purposes on theroun you've lost the war. cause your arch-enemyf the confederacy is now governor of the state. you've lost dhe war. 's a pity that the populist could not draw upon the memory of jones county in terms of interracial collaboration b i was ndering about the internal warfare within like kentucky and missoi to determine whether theyould succeed remaiin the union was that due to anti-slavery unionism? gooduestion so the border states of kentucky and missouri in pticular. why didhey choose to remain in the uon? i should first say that the guerrilla wfare in ssouri was extraordinary. there were large numbers of miourians who formed confederate cpanies. jesse james who became a cult hero is still a cult hero for many people he's a confederate thug in missouri who is defending the confederacy. the main reason tt missouri staysn the union are one reason. there ar

the carter administration, david brooks of the "new york times," al hunt of bloomberg news, and rich lowry of the national review. i am pleased to have all of them on this live broadcast tonight from washington and new york. i begin with people who were there in the hall listening to this speech and ask this basic question: what did the speech change? >> i hope what it changed was actually informing the people of this country really what this bill, what this legislation as we go forward entails. as i did my town halls, 19 of them throughout northwestern pennsylvania, i found that there was just a lot of confusion and a lot of people who were very frighten sod i think the president kind of laid out what this plan is and i hope that he took a lot of the misrepresentations and a lot of the fears of the people have had. >> rose: do you think he touched the bases that he had to do? >> oh, i do. believe he certainly took on all the misrepresentations right away. almost scolding those who really have been out there spreading these really lies and misrepresentations. >> rose: you're for public opt

it's picked by lowry. 36 yards for the touchdown. just like that, the scarlets have a 7-0 lead. second quarter, maryland trailed 10-3. turner trying to make something happen. throws to the sideline to williams, goes 24 yards. hold on a second. they review -- did he step out? he's in. he's in. it's a touchdown. >> okay. >> maryland in business, trying to keep it going on. we're going to have a game here. 13-10. chris turner -- oh, no. back in the end zo, he fumbles. rutgers recovers it for a touchdown. now, maryland trails 27-13 late in the fourth. let's go to annapolis. navy's mascot, the rams. they don't want to come out. they don't want to come out. mid-shipment. scoots 29 yards for the touchdown. takes a 7-0 lead. the rams didn't want to come out. navy guys though. western kentucky, rolls in the end zone. look at this. high-five to the official. that's what he was trying to do. hill toppers take a 14-10 lead. navy's ricky dobbs would not be outdone. goes up top to cory for a 29-yard touchdown. navy leads it now, 38-14. talking baseball now. this weekend in d.c., it's the nati

the pass intercepted, lowry will not be stopped, into the end zone. wreckers strikes first. the terps strike back, he is gone, 24 yards, touchdown. we are tied. later,he wheels fall off. chris turner, back to pass, in the end zone, he is hit. wreckers recovers. late in the fourth, he has it. he gets around the corner and he is gone. 61 yards for the score. the terps lose at home, 34-13. >>> one of the marquematch ups of the day, blacksburg, virginia tech-miami. taylor has his man. 48 yards, 14-0 hokies. the hokies had their way today. dupont, out of nowhere, blocked. the ball rolls to the goal line. virginia tech makes a statement, 31-7. >>> maybe today taking on the mountain toppers, play action, he tiptoes and. third quarter, triple option. working to perfection. it takes it in, 2 yards out, navy wins big. >> good georgetown-howard, a crosstown rivalry. touchdown hoyas. they pull within three. george town on the attack again. watch this. ouch. the bison's coach gets the gatorade bath. howard turns back georgetown. >>> a lot of the experts are picking the detroit lions for

you see, memphis mayor myron lowry showed the dalai lama how to fist bump. he welcomed the buddhist spirit wall leader with the informal greeting, hally, dalai. >>> they found a poisonous passengerer inside their grapes. they found a black widow crawling inside their grapes. the poison is especially dangerous to children. >>> a california cat is walking tall this morning, standing 17.1 inches from shoulder to paw. scarlet magic officially claimed the title of world's tallest cat. the now famous feline s plenty to purr about. >> here's ryan phillips from wtvj in miami with today's forecast. good morning, ryan. >> christina, good morning to you. a chance to dry out in the southeast. that's good news. though the flood warnings still continue in the atlanta area. this morning more showers building through the southeastern states. northeast yesterday, an increase in cloud cover. but we were able to stay dry. this morning, though, across the mid atlantic, an influx of moisture here. one to two inches possible again today. wilmington, myrtle beach, charleston, wet

. >> on the panel this week, jane hall of the american university; national review editor, rich lowrym pinkerton l. at the new america foundation and writer and "fox news" contributor, judy miller. i am jon scott. "fox news watch" is on right now. >> isn't worth noting that a strong majority of americans still favor a public insurance option of the sort i propose tonight. but, its impact should not be exaggerated by the left or the right or the media. it is only one part of my plan heard and should not be used as a handy excuse for the usual washington ideological battles. >> president obama giving a speech on health care reform. this is the 28th of this presidency. it got going reports from the democrats but there was left-leaning media saying the president failed to honestly answer all questions about an overhaul. the new york times specifically saying the president was not forthcoming about actual policy changes. cuts to medicare and abortion funding. all tied to the democratic bills. rich, even after the speech, the polls indicate at least half of the citizens of this country have

. >>> kim lowry's husband richard was killed, driving to work three months ago, when a distracted driver hit his car. >> it was something that could have never happened. and life would be good. unfortunately, she's destroyed our lives. ever since. it's simple. >> reporter: kim and her daughter haley are in washington, hoping their story will lead to change. they're taking part in a two- day, government-run summit. highlighting the dangers of not paying attention to the road. >> reporter: last year alone, almost 6,000 people died and a half million others injured in vehicle crashes that involve distracted drivers. that includes people who were talking on the phone or texting while they were behind the wheel. >> reporter: a handful of states outlawed texting while talking on the phone or driving. but some safety groups want a nationwide plan. >> i ask people, can you follow the plot of a television show or movie while you're talking on the phone? and virtually everyone says, no, i can't do that. >> he lost his 12-year-old son, when a driver talking on a cell phone caused an accident. >> sh

. >> reporter: kim lowry's husband richard was killed while driving to work three months ago, when a distracted driver hit his car. >> it was something that could have never happened. and life would be good. unfortunately, she's destroyed our lives. ever since. it's simple. >> reporter: kim and her daughter haley are in washington, hoping their story will lead to change. they're taking part in a two- day, government-run summit. highlighting the dangers of not paying attention to the road. >> reporter: last year alone, almost 6,000 people died and a half million others were injured in vehicle crashes that involved distracted drivers. that includes people who were talking on the phone or texting while they were behind the wheel. >> reporter: a handful of states have outlawed texting or talking on the phone while driving, but some safety groups want a nationwide ban. >> i asked people, can you follow the plot of a television show or a movie while you're talking on the phone? and virtually everybody says, no, i can't do that. >> reporter: dave peters is a member of the national safety co

some are calling it a disrespecting move and some political analysts call it political posturing as lowryelection. he is in fem miss to receive mississippi to receive an award. >>> the smart swipe is a product that stops you from having to type in your credit card information online. but is it really an extra layer of protection or is it all a bunch of hype? >> a bunch of hooey. >> i like that word. when we come back. it's 9:22 now. . so with fios i get fiber to the home, over 100 hd channels and $150 back..... yes, yes and yes nice, what about you? the best of intentions. (announcer) with $150 back, there's never been a better time to switch to fios. unlike cable, fios delivers 100% true fiber optics straight to your home. for hd picture quality that beats cable in customer satisfaction. and crystal clear phone service. just... an amazing price, guaranteed for 2 years. don't miss this unbeatable value. hurry, call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. ask about additional packages with over 115 hd channels. that's way more than cable. get fios tv - rat

the maker or lowry seasonning, mccormick missed the bloomberg analyst estimates. and tweet on the street about twitter. close to an agreement that would give it $100 million in fresh funding from the seven new investors and some of that money is coming from the baltimore area. t. rowe price is one of the possible investors they value twitter at about $1 billion. i'm jane king, bloomberg news wbal-tv 11 news. >> hard core fans have been camping out in anticipation of the first bruce springsteen concert in baltimore in over three decades. tickets go on sale this morning at 11:00 a.m. the last time springsteen or the boss as mindy likes to call him, played in baltimore was 1973. were you born then? >> i was 3 years old. >> tickets go on sale at 10:00 a.m. and he's also playing a show in washington, d.c. >> i think you were working in baltimore then. >> yes. >> 62 degrees on tv hill. >> ravens' offense is getting new-found respect from analysts across the country but how about from the cleveland browns? that and more in a preview of sunday's big game, coming up. >> an

he narrowly beat out madmen for that honor and he was greeted by the mayor of memphis, myron lowry, whoteach his holiness with a way of saying hello. >> we have a tradition of using -- it's the bump. [ laughter ] they say you have a sense of humor. i always wanted to say hello, dalai. [ laughter ] >> you know, why people don't like us around the world. you know he's a man of peace just based on the fact what he didn't punch him for saying hello, dalai, for probably the 90,000th time in his life. here's a story in florida. a guy arrested and charged with exposing himself on the i-95 which is ridiculous until you find out who the guy is. >> a local driver facing serious charges out of flagler county. mark dufus was naked and driving down i-95 and touching himself. [ cheers and applause ] >> he was -- he was charged with a duh. more disgrace for the dufus family, will they never win? i mean what if the jonas brothers were named dufus? they'd never make it, they'd be the dufus brothers and no one -- and in jonas brothers news, the oldest one, kevin, is getting married. because frankly, he w

. >>> after the only vice presidential debate last year, the national review's rich lowry blogged theription of the republican candidate. i'm sure i'm not the only male in america who sat up a little straighter on the couch and said, hey, i think she just winked at me and her smile it was so sparkling, it was almost mesmerizing, like little star bursts through the screen and ricochetted around the living rooms of america. dear national review forum, i never thought this could happen to me. in our number one story, she can burst stars all over the country for a couple of bucks a head. the washington speakers bureau that books appearances for high-profile types, bureau has an online bio page for the new client sarah palin and reads like something out of "the onion." known for the rise, she is a ground breaker who speaks on her vision for energy independence, national security, fiscal responsibility health care, and small government. it goes on and gets increasingly hilarious, but let's break down that first part. known for the meteoric rise, then there was the election, ethics charges,

>> rose: therefor, rich lowrie, do you think we ll have heah care reform within se broad range of wt the president would likeo see? >> it' hard to s, charlie. i mean, there ar a cole scenarios where you uld see it going down. one, it is a complex anal. so when you start pulling par t of it, you ve the risks of the whole thing falling apart or theoalition falling apart. but think liberals in the house uld be extremely foolish to ve this legistion down if they don't g the publi option because the public option is a relative minor part of it. you're stillalking about effectively making a iurance company's public utilities, a hu new entitlement subsidy to people that' going to ct $900 billio that is a loto have on your plate. >> rose: bausee're live, rich, ve to get out at that point. ank you so much, thank you, joe, thankyou congressman, thank you albt. we'll see yo tomorrow night. thank you for being with us. caioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at bh access.wgborg

bill: richard lowry is the editor of the "national review. we were polled on this question yesterday about americans being less confused after the president's speech. so, are they? >> he probably helped himself in the near term. he is just such a a-list performer when he gets in front of a teleprompter. i think the problem with his speech, the white house and obama think they have day lying problem when they really have a tax problem. the facts do not line up. -- a facts problem. he says no one is going to lose their coverage, but that is not true. he said there will be no deficit spending. well, with the planned on the hill, that is not true. bill: both of those points were pointed out in the article that i read, too. >> also, offering the most elaborate free lunch in the country, if you believe what he said. we are going to cover more people. everyone who has coverage, your coverage will improve, and it is not for the cost anyone anything. and he is going to pay for this parley with hundreds of millions of dollars in medicare cuts. he said