the only one around here who can bend the rules is jack malone, right?doing here? i don't know, 'cause the apb had a no-approach alert. he's going to screw this whole thing up over a busted taillight? see if you can get him out of here. this is 7811. please connect me to nypd dispatch. woman (over radio): putting you through. come on. just write him a ticket. go. (gunshot) fbi! he's dead. great, that's just perfect. (train horn blowing) (indistinct radio transmission) (siren chirps) you still don't know where they are? do you know where the feed is? samantha: he was either a computer genius or he had help. the trail dead ends at a bank in virginia. we think someone built a trojan horse into the system so they could use the bank's data links. hang on a second. i didn't find anythingn the girl, but i did find these keys. this one's for the chrysler and this one looks like it opens a padlock. samantha, are there any public storage units around here? uh, let me check. (train horn blaring over speaker) hey, jack, how close is that train? (train horn blowing)

malone says he wanted to give voice to women who usually come into view only when the worst has happened put your magical hats of confidence on and pretend that you're really great singers and you've known this part all your life. >> reporter: most of the women had never sung is and couldn't even find a note let alone hold one. >> keeping the home fires burning is such a heroic thing to do. it's quietly heroic. and it was at first very difficult to get them to open up and sing. >> reporter: but they did with a song stitched together with lines from their love letters to their husbands. ♪ wherever you are, my love wil keep you safe ♪ . >> reporter: weeks of hard practice followed until the group became polished enough to perform for the prime minister at downing street. haley bowles says singing helped her with her fear. >> there were days when things weren't okay and things were horrible and i wanted to say, "come home. i hate this." but you can't. you can't do that. >> it's good for them to get together as a group, sing with each other, stand shoulder to shoulder, and have a good cry. >

the women were brought together by musician, garrett malone, for "the choir."roup, some who had never sung properly before, and turned them into potential chart-toppers. this may not have the highest sales m sal sales figures of the year. but on top of the charts, on christmas day. it's usually the x-factor that gets the top spot. but with this being released two weeks, rather than the expected one week before christmas, it left the door open for the military wives. the charity single has enjoyed record numbers of preorders. and the money it could raise has been discussed in parliament. >> would my honorable friends be willing to join me in urging the -- to give the proceeds to their normal charities, to the british legion? >> reporter: if they do make it to the christmas number one spot, their journey from obscurity could be one of the most unexpected and talked about for years. >> andni they sound pretty good. >> they sound great. >> andni they sound pretty good. >> they sound great. all fo closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc

. >> hi, i'm sam malone. >> reporter: on cheers. >> now i realize you came here to meet me and find outick. >> reporter: and now almost 30 years later.... >> action. >> reporter:... ted danson still has got the magic. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: cast this season in a major role. >> cut. >> reporter: as investigator b.b.russell on cbs's enduring crime drama csi. >> i want the two of you to work on who is the man.... >> reporter: he just wrapped his third season playing "man about town" george christopher on the hit hbo comedy series "bored to death." george is the kind of guy who would be game to dress up as a literacy legend. >> don.... >> reporter: a guy who is a bit like, well, ted danson. >> he's seen everything, tasted everything. and instead of being jaded, he still has this amazing eager desire to be delighted by life. >> these are some of my fans. >> loved your show. thank you. >> reporter: indeed danson is delighted by his life these days. is it fun? you're walking in here. you know this is going to be a great scene. >> i know. >> reporter: at age 63, he's a father figure, of sort

witnesses say they heard gunshots and saw deonte malone stagger and fall to the ground.he was taken to christ medical center where he died. >> chicago police are questioning four people about an overnight robbery on the cta redline. it happened shortly before 11 last night at the cta station. a 20 year-old man was robbed by a group of people who hit him in the face, knocked him down and took cash and his iphone. so far no charges have been filed. >> an appeals court has ruled that a man killed by a train can be sued by a bystander. and 18 year-old man was struck by an amtrak train back in 20008. a portion of his body fluid onto a platform striking a 58 year-old woman. she suffered a broken leg interest in herand wrist and her shoulder was injured. she sued the man's a state of the cook county courts dismissed it. the appellate court disagreed with the move noting the case law involving flying bodies supported the woman's case. >> retired chicago police officer look at his service dog back. jim sak was forced to give up his dog snickers because he is part pit bull in the

peacock, cole, norris and malone sent to the as.hey had to sweeten the pot to get him because several other teams were in the mix trying to trade for him, including the very rich red sox. gonzalez went 16-12 with a 3.12 e.r.a. and 197 strikeouts last year. he's already been an all-star and in his first year of arbitration. salary wise, he will not cost the nationals much money. with gonzalez on the staff, they have a legit, one, two, three punch. straussburg, zimmerman and now gonzalez. we are a month into the college basketball season. a month in an eternity in college basketball. the last time they met, they were unranked. memphis was eighth in the country. the script has been flipped for this rematch. la jolla is ranked. memphis dropped out of the top 25. this will not be an easy game. averaging 82 points per game. they haven't lost to an unranked team this season. georgetown a pleasant surprise. they are young, rugged and surprising on both ends of the floor. careful not to put too much stock in the last game against the tigers.

mow moses malone, look at this sunrise. ken jordan in annapolis took in this week.ve got a great photo like that of weather or nature, send it to us. we've got high pressure that has pushed in. this high pressure will be over the region here throughout the day today. bring us plenty of sunshine. we are off to a cold start this morning, this first morning of december. we're down into the low to nearby 30s. prince georges, fairfax, arlington and montgomery counties. right near the bay, it's at 40. and beautiful sun rise across the region. it's in the 20s, sunrise at 7:07, we'll have a cold morning. by noon time, near 50. bright and sunny day, though. highs reaching low to mid 50s by afternoon. sunset, 4:47. we'll be in the 40s by midnight. sunshine with highs in the low to mid 50s. sunday, clouds closing in, but still chilly. let's check the commute. danella, how is it looking? >> looking pretty tough right now. if you're taking the beltway, outer loop, right now from i-95 to i-270, you're at about 29 miles per hour. that commute will take you 19 minutes to do so. >>>

malone corps apologizing to the families of more than 1,000 fallen marines after they accidentally supporthem purple heart ornaments through the mail. they were intended for living recipients of the purple heart and sent as part of a thank you package from the wounded warrior reggiement. the marines realized the mistake when families of the fallen marines contacted them. >>> "time" magazine named its person of the year and for 2011, the honor goes to the protestor. the magazine is recognizing an entire group which has been vocal worldwide this year and the uprising in the arab world, topple of longtime leaders in europe, anry protestors lashed out over government spending cuts and here at home, widespread occupy protests originating on wall street. >>> well, today started off nice and sunny. >> huh-uh. >> the clouds moved in and that is mild out there. not bad. >> not bad at all, gary. what are we looking at tonight? >> milder. not as cold as last night and tomorrow. today's tells were in the lower 50s and about 50s tomorrow and even with some clouds out there and to sentinel radar, there

nats traded away four prospects including pitchers brad peacock and tom malone. now, here's dave owns with the rest of your morning sports. >> good morning, everybody. when georgetown and memphis met in maui in november, it was fast-paced, end to end overtime drama. hoyas squeaked by. how about a mainland rematch last night at verizon center. hoyas did the running last night. henry sims popping in his air force ones. thompson with the flying whirling dushish. georgetown never trailed. they route memphis 70-59. a little president's battle across the way. george washington, james madison. taylor popping it. a.j. davis, president on president crime. dukes win going away 62-57. that will do it for your morning sports. have a great friday, everybody. >> the ind an a -- the indianapolis colts are on a winning streak. they beat the texans on thursday night football. uconn grad made the winning touchdown pass. colts win 19-16. >> he was considered at one time one of the top quarterback bees in the upcoming nfl draft however, usc quarterback matt barclay will not be avail

malone wrote a short piece in which she alleged injury be in that language that i have married a guy sure and was attracted to him partly because of his job and coming in now, he was someone who was doing well for our job and my husband has now given up his job. i remember quite vividly at the beck and call. the language was really very strong. and no phone call had been made too many of my representatives to check the veracity of the statements in the tree to resume husband and in 10 years of marriage has never taken any time off work except on holidays and there has never been a period when he has sent them working or studying for something similar. and this was another instance of -- i feel extremely strongly about this and i wish to mention it because my husband clearly is not a celebrity and he has no wish to be a celebrity. and again, this is damaging misinformation because his colleagues, those who weren't in his immediate vicinity and were aware he was at the house where he was working side he had indeed thrown in a career that he works so hard at. >> it's not where he'd been

attorney palama money is here to help explain this -- paul malone is here to help explain this law.explain to us what this proof of insurance law is and what it requires drives to do. >> there's not really a requirement in -- drivers to do. >> there's not really a requirement in virginia that we be insured. so we have a law that says you have to pay $500 if you want to be uninsured. there's kind of a traditional thing where a cop pulls us over and asks for license and registration. a lot of state police have been asking for license, registration and proof of insurance. they get in the habit of doing that because the first thing they want to know after an accident is who is your insurance company and it's good to tell them your insurance company and that's it. there's really no law that says we have to carry proof of insurance with us. we have to either be insured or pay a 500-dollar uninsured motorist fee. >> just to make this clear, if you are pulled over, you do not need to produce that little proof of insurance card to show the officer. >> well, the way the law is written there's

lefty tommy malone and brad peacock. have a shot at making the a's team by opening day next year. >>> niners star linebacker patrick willis returned to practice. he's missed three games with a hamstring injury. willis will be a game time decision for saturday's game against the seattle seahawks. >>> final things with the stanford cardinal basketball team. they're 10-1 and the guys feel like they can shoot with anyone in the nation. big man jack trotter is not the star of the team and he won't blow you away with his athletic ability. but the senior definitely has charis charisma. our scott reese shows us why the center is the big man on campus. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the sanford senior clas class. >> he's presidential. >> somebody from the team, jack would be the president. >> he has a presidential air about him. >> it's rare fieed air. 6'9", he has five inches on the tallest u.s. presidents. neared abe lincoln, nor lyndon johnson served his country while taking 20 units and playing a pac-12 hoop schedu

gets pitcher gilliam and to get them, the nats traded tommy malone, brad peacock, darren norris and a.jcole. >>> thursday night football last night, boy, those colts are hot hosting the texans. 19 seconds left. dan finds reggie wayne with a game winning touchdown pass for indianapolis. colts top the tex ans. >> first time i've seen peyton manning smile on the sidelines. >> the hoyas went on a tear to start the second half against memphis. coach thompson -- they had a 7-point lead at halftime. they quickly went up at halftime. they're now 10-1 on the season. >> last night in foggy bottom, george washington hosting james madison. tony taylor had 12 points on the night. it was not enough, however, to prevent the sixth straight loss by the colonials falling to jmu final score 62-57. >> also last night, virginia tech beat eastern michigan. >>> our time is 6:25. up next, news from the presidential campaign and which big names will not be on the ballot in virginia. >> a unique way to search for a job. hear from a woman who put her resume in christmas lights. >> right now, monika has a quick ch

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she did not -- any malone. let's be clear, madame c.j. walker was phenomenal but she took someone else's model and wrapped it up a bit. but maggie lena walker from virginia was a second grade education who started penny savings bank. debate that existed until 2009. let's lift her up. when it comes to black history month we have our black people i love them all, frederick douglass and martin luther king, put your head down. she just did. the point is this. we have black people who people don't know who are so important. par la harris in new york. a phenomenal woman. this brother who is a philanthropist, a leader who is phenomenal. st. john, television and radio personality in the 1950s. we should resonate with her. she decided to be a broker. the first black woman to pass the new york stock exchange exam. come john now! give the sister some love. [applause] naomi sims. she was just a model. she was also a phenomenal -- mary ann dragons, black woman on wall street. i list these people because it is important. we don't want to just say we ha

joining us for a fair and balanced debate, congressman thaddeus mccotter and congressman frank malonear an announcement that senator harry reid is going to come up with a compromise he will unveil tomorrow. first to you, congressman mccotter what do they have to do for you to be able to vote, yes? >> especially with the payroll tax we have to see a cut in government spending to match it so that people don't wind up worse off in the long run than they are in the short run. much of this is dedicated to entitlement spending like social security and we have to make sure that people don't wind up getting something today that ultimately the tax man takes tomorrow back with interest. >> shannon: congressman, what would you need to see out of the reid proprosal. >> i want to grow the economy. the most important sting we not pay for it with something that is going to slow the economy. i would like to see it paid for with a tax on millionaires which is what senator reid originally proposed. the main thing is let's extend the payroll tax. we have to keep money in people's pockets so they spend m

he is trying to straddle the fence and i think it hurts him more than help them. >> avery malone, the question. did his years as a compromise or ultimately hurt him in his quest for the presidency? >> i am sure that i know that being a compromiser is not popular during the present time when, it -- when someone is taking a position of power. usually, you want someone to take a strong stance. >> clay was not consistent all of his life. he was one time opposed and later on he favored. he changed different positions overtime. his enemies used that against him and said he was not consistent. he would compromise and as long as he was getting votes. he was willing to make a change and say he had been wrong. that sometimes would cost politicians. it cost him. >> we had an earlier caller reference the treaty. we talked about henry clay and the british. what was the treaty of all against? >> it ended the war of 1812, which americans were not winning at the time. it was worse because they thought the british would still be fighting napoleon. napoleon was out of the way by the time the deliberati

malone wrote a short piece in which she alleged injury be in that language that i have married a guy sure and was attracted to him partly because of his job and coming in now, he was someone who was doing well for our job and my husband has now given up his job. i remember quite vividly at the beck and call. the language was really very strong. and no phone call had been made too many of my representatives to check the veracity of the statements in the tree to resume husband and in 10 years of marriage has never taken any time off work except on holidays and there has never been a period when he has sent them working or studying for something similar. and this was another instance of -- i feel extremely strongly about this and i wish to mention it because my husband clearly is not a celebrity and he has no wish to be a celebrity. and again, this is damaging misinformation because his colleagues, those who weren't in his immediate vicinity and were aware he was at the house where he was working side he had indeed thrown in a career that he works so hard at. >> it's not where he'd been

malone. >> thank you for your testimony. i want to go over what you were saying that you think it should be expanded to cover tubing and other meetings with other agencies. would you also include the sec no-action letters and other actions like that to? do you think that would be broad enough? >> the action letters along with other means are designed for a way to carve out certain safe harbors or to give individual persons comfort that what they are about to do will not violate block. if we pass such a law that proclaim such a duty, members to take advantage of no action letters, get advice from their own counsel, and take other steps to make sure that they did not do something that is desperately violated law. i think that would be an important part of any overall regulation in this area. that option exists already, frankly. if they have a fiduciary duty with the citizens and enough responsibility, how would the sec investigates in those categories? how would change what you're doing now or would it change? i am not sure i