it's inventive genius is hereditary, bird mccormick would later reflect, i got it from the mccormick site. none of the medill's new adventure along more. the cousins paid to their respective strengths. going to understand why people behave as they do, why they laugh and cry and hate and love, why people come and blighted by some newspapers and ignore others as his daughter who went on to publish long island newsday's put it. joe patterson revolutionized the content of his fathers so the tribune while bird mccormick launched a technical and mechanical metamorphosis. and initiate the process of article integration. to this end burkett began a quantum huge tracts of timber land in eastern canada to construct paper mills in quÉbec and ontario. under joe's tenure the tribune features, advice, health, easy and child bearing collins led to crime and divorce columns, flourish again should ever take your affinity for the comics and contributed ration of a number of the tribune's most popular sunday offerings. now they patterson, don't be such a comp so familiar to joe and cissy throughout the

they are hoping when people go to the store to get that nutmeg they will think of mccormick. they make about 20% of their sales between thanksgiving and christmas. that is an important six weeks for them. they are doing whatever they can to keep that brand alive and make sure people when they go to the store are thinking of that. >> there are so many other generic options as well. >> they understand that. that's why they are being so aggressive this year. they know people have other options and they want to make sure you trust mccormick. >> i wonder if they will take a local flare, buy local. >> they should. it is a good way to support the local economy. >> speaking of local, iblack? >> it makes -- eye black for football players, and they have done well, and they are trying to expand their market based on softball. the baseball factory puts on youth camps. the baseball factory will be able to put their saying, kids, you might want to do this. it is a way for them to advertise a bigger way without them having the expense of two separate campaigns. >> so we have work being done

. >> rebecca mccormick has always struggled with her weight. >> my whole life has been a rollercoaster. >> this year she is losing about 2 pounds every week. >> since april, i have lost 45 pounds. >> healthy diet and exercise are part of the method, but she said the key is just breathing better. a sleep study revealed she had sleep apnea. her hair was blocked when she was sleeping, causing her to paul's breathing while she slept. >> asleep technicians that i woke up an average of 22 times per hour. >> the condition makes it extremely hard for somebody to lose weight. >> the body cannot shed the pounds because it cannot it into a restorative sleep. >> symptoms are daytime fatigue, snoring, and wikiup gasping for air. >> it was scary. i would hear her gasping. >> mccormick started using a machine to maintain positive air pressure to keep her airway open while she was sleeping. >> the first time i woke up, i realized i had been asleep five hours. i started crying. that is the longest i could remember having slept as an adult. >> since then, her life has turned around. she sleeps 8 hours p

that was the shocking part of the story. >> mccormick heard that directly from foley. >> right.he said it doesn't appear that jim even now is fessing up to what happened. >> the thought of her passing away never entered my mind. my absolute conviction was that she would be all right, she would recover. >> she faints from taking an overdose of pills, and it never occurs to him that something like that could happen? >> maybe you could have left a note saying this is what she took? i mean, something. you know, she needs to have her stomach pumped? instead, let's let them show up, find a woman naked in her living room and try to figure out what's going on. >> do you think it might have been helpful to go to the police and tell them you were involved? did you ever feel any responsibility to do that? >> i didn't really. you know, the fact of the matter is i was scared to death, and i was protecting myself. >> >> i'm just thinking about how my mother would be here today probably if it wasn't for his cowardice, and i want to blame him for my mother's death, basically. >> if he hadn't be

officer for firing a madigan allied madigan is office says that is real motivation was to prevent mccormickther fund-raising tool for rod blagojevich. >>billionaire investor sam zell is reported getting into the luxury hotel business crain's chicago business reports that sam zell has agreed to pay $95 million for the deletion hotel room for a chicago hotel sources say that he plans to convert the gold coast hotel to into a waldorf-astoria which is a member of the hilton luxury lifestyle brand it cook county board committee is considering a proposed tax increase it would affect sales of liquor and tobacco robert jordan is live downtown with more on the story >>the cook county board is looking at many creative ways to close at $315 million revenue shortfall after the board rescinded a 1 percent sales tax last year it is now looking at a tax on tobacco and alcohol. >>you are now using poor people taxes to close the deficit gap ... patti texas >>if we just had one tax to take care of all of this why bring in 15 different taxes to make up for this >>some commissioners say that the taxes are nece

and roberta mccormick turning 90 years old.e want to wish you a very happy birthday and thanks for watching "good morning maryland" if you have birthdays or announcement to share photos always appreciated. morning show at wmar.com. back in a bit. >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> hopefully you don't have to deal with weather like this on your holiday travels. the mountains of washington state were a treacherous place to drive. overnight snowstorm expreactedto -- expect to bring ler made driving ff to the through the pass worse. traffic backed up for miles when the crews moved finally were able to get the truck out of the way. justin. >>> charley, check this storm system out. wanted to get a closeup of the nation's heartland. this is ahead of a comma where you have the cops straighted steady rain and the cooler air -- concentrated steady rain and cool are air. it throws a lot of energy out ahead of it to the east. from central illinois urban and south of indianapolis we have hefty rains extending through arkansas and eastern

emanuel's also attracted new trade shows to mccormick place, chicago's convention center, by strikingunions, making it easier and cheaper for vendors to set up booths. and next year, chicago will start phasing out a per-employee head tax on companies with more than 50 workers. former rr donnelly c.e.o. mark angelson is emanuel's deputy mayor. >> i'm still doing business. i'm just doing business for the city. >> reporter: angelson is bringing skills he honed in the corporate suite to the city's streets. among his priorities, get more small businesses up and running because he thinks that is where the most new jobs will be created. angelson thinks one way to do that is to streamline chicago's onerous licensing process. >> we'd like a new business owner ideally to be able to go online click here, here, here, here on one web site and at the end, print out a license to start a business in chicago. and we're not going to get there overnight, but that's the goal. >> reporter: that plan sounds great to marti goyal, who opened children's boutique urba baby in the city's north side last summer.

in this "globe trekker" special, ian wright, megan mccormick, matt young, and i, zay harding, visit key pacific war locations in some of the world's remotest and most beautiful places. from pearl harbor in hawaii, we travel to kanchanaburi in thailand, and to kokoda and rabaul in papua new guinea. heading on to the far-flung islands of palau, chuuk, mili, and saipan, we end our trip in okinawa and nagasaki, japan. >>> coming up, the costs of war for army chaplains -- seeing so much suffering. >> i would hear footsteps outside in the gravel, the crunch noise, and i would just be terrified that somebody was coming to tell me about another casualty. >>> also, the provocative and controversial message of franciscan priest richard rohr and his call for spiritual transformation. >>> major funding for religion and ethics news weekly is provided by the lily endowment, an indianapolis-based private family foundation dedicated to founders and christian religion, community development and education. additional funding also provided by mutual of america, designing customized individual and group re

time for your birthdays and roberta mccormick turning the 0 -- 90. we want to wish you a happy birthday and thank you for watching aby2. if you have a birthday or a pet or an anniversary, morning show at wmar.com. back in a bit. >>> welcome back on this tuesday morning. news around the world an outtbeerltd mariners has been stabbed to death in the netherlands. police found body of greg halman yesterday morning in lauter dam and they arrested his 22-year-old brother in the case. >> these are live pictures fromegypt continues of thousands holding what some are calling a -- calling is second regulars losing against the interim military government and at least26 people have been killed through three days of protest and news in to the abc2 newsroom three u.s. citizens have been arrested accused of throwing moll tole to have cocktails all in the wake -- molotov cocktails all in the wake of the parliamentary elects november 28th. >>> politics can get heated and check this out. a bizarre incident in south korea in parliament. lawmakers fired tear gas caniste

one, has agreed to buy mccormick and schmicks.e seafood chain has great locations across the area and they feel they can make them more modern. the have released three in baltimore including the big one at a national harbour. i'm jane king reporting for wbal-tv 11 news. back to you. >> the 2012 election starting to heat up and i would imagine the housing problem will face a bigger role. >> the housing market was in a different place in 2008. it is still years later trying to recover. more voters are concerned about what the candidates have to say. also what tools walmart is giving it to haul the shoppers. >> 5:23. 33 degrees on tv hill. " when it comes to treating cancer. >> don't forget to e-mail us your response to our water cooler question of the day. should penn state coach joe paterno step down in the wake of the child sex abuse scandal cover up? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> a cancer diagnosis can be devastating. >> new technology is giv

, but eddy mccormicks father was also on the state committee. >> in the majority in >> yes.was about a different as a speaker you could make. he was coarse and rough and tough, and i remember when his son was withdrawing from the campaign of the attorney generalship or something of that nature, and the father stood in the middle of the aisle in the mechanic's hall yelling at his son, sit down, that's a stupid thing to do. [laughter] he was not what you call wise counselor that you think is in the back of a lot of these things. [laughter] but we got through this fight, and everybody was convinced that there were big piles of money because the kennedys were going to buy this thing, and how much are you getting and how -- you know, i went home and i said, gee, i hope there's something waiting for me. [laughter] dinner was waiting for me, that was that. [laughter] that was the meter of the day. it's to determine who was good and who was bad, but that continued on, and everybody is correct -- people will recall where were they in the fight for lynch and o'neill or burke, and they

pretty animals. >> reporter: mccormick says his wife is fine with the bear as well.. jon: shep says, break out the trampoline. jonathan serrie. in atlanta. >> reporter: i look forward to it. jon: thanks. jenna: now to the story we've been talking about today. shots fired at the white house, sparking a nationwide man hunt. straight ahead, new details on the breaking story and who the secret service is looking for. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone deserves the gift of a pain free holiday. this season, discover aleve. all day pain relief with just two pills. of course, neither do i. solution? td ameritrade mobile trader. i can enter trades on the run. even futures and 4x. complex options, done. [ cellphone rings ] thank you. live streaming audio. advanced charts. look at that. all right here. wherever "here" happens to be. mobile trading from td ameritrade. number one in online equity trades. plus get up to $600 when you open an account. jon: how would you like to have this distinction. a recent poll shows michael vick is the most disliked player in the nfl. the philad

. >> let's hear frommed that mccormick from henderson county. mr.mccormick a question for the candidates please. >> i need clarification on this issue. this would be for gubernatorial candidate david williams. i understand mr. williams was voted -- he voted against the slot machines at the racetracks some time ago. but yet we also understand that mr. williams doesn't mind gambling too much himself. so it seems like a double standard to me. i would like him to clarify his position on gambling. >> i do not gamble. i have not gambled for several years. i don't hold it against anybody that does gamble. but i will tell you this. gambling is an issue for only one person on this panel right here. steve beshear ran four years ago saying he was going to support a constitutional amendment to expand gaming. he has not been able to get it passed through the house of representatives. it passed out of committee and he helped kill it over there. so now he wants to blame everyone folks out there want t who's responsible for not having a constitutional commitment --

. >> $3.2 million and this stems from a case of daniel mccormick who was arrested for abusing several young boys. he pled guilty in 2007. this lawsuit alleged that the catholic church knew that he had abused children in the past and they didn't take the steps to protect other victims, including the victim in this case, in this settlement. >> so how many victims are we talking about? one is this settlement, correct? >> one in this settlement. there were five charges and five victims for all of those charges. now all of the other cases have already been dealt with. they were done off the radar of the courts. we don't know what the settlements were in those other four cases, just this final fifth case. i talked to the actual lawyer and he he believes that there were more victims. he believes there were a tote ta tal of 12 victims. >> where is daniel mccormack? is he in prison? >> no. he was released and the state of illinois had him classified as a violent sexually offender and he's being held in an institution and fighting this classification and that's going through the courts. if the

like mccormick and schmidt's seafood. and cheesecake factory.ernstein eateries that became and are darn near institutions. allen would say because of the premium experience. restaurants are like destinations he told me. you come back to the memorable ones. allen was big on memorable. just like he was big on setting a very nice table. as he explained a few months back when we last dined, who could fight at a nice table? i laughed, he laughed. good times, good food. very good man. allen bernstein, dead at age 65.

mccormick & schmick's has a free meal on sunday.t of the freebies require proof of military service and some have other restrictions. you'll want to be sure to check out the deals before you head out. new census data shows nearly half of working women who give birth are forgoing paychecks to care for the newborns. mothers with less education are nearly four times than likely to college grads to be denied to be paid maternity benefits. it is the widest gap in 50 years. >>> walmart is hoping you put the turkey leftovers away and head to its earliest store openings ever on thanksgiving. openerring for the first time ever at 10:00 p.m. on thanksgiving night. the shopping kickoff will begin with deals on toys, home and apparel items followed by electronic special at midnight. it is try og get a jump on the competitors who say they will open up at midnight on thanksgiving. >> you can see it as a workout after the big thanksgiving meal. >> you can walk it off. >> lifting the packages. >> big screen tvs. >> i would take a nap. >> and helpin

he said, that was like beating john mccormick in massachusetts. out to western pennsylvania. mckeesport. they had this booming debate. showed in the book who they really were. they never changed. you and i know about politicians about how they are behind in the cloakrooms between the parties when they're normal people. they had hamburgers together at the diner, got the midnight train back to washington together. they flip a coin for the top bunk. it's north by northwest with a somewhat different ending of course. kennedy is on the top bunk. nixon wins the toss and gets a bottom bunk. they have been in a war together, south pacific navy, talk about the coming struggle with the soviet warriors. and they're talking about how they're going to fight this new struggle with the soviet union, having just won the war in the south pacific. it's an amazing war of generations emerging, the young officer corps replacing old generals like eisenhower. imagine the scene of the two guys on the bunk, the top bunk. if they ever make a movie of this, the real story o

and i took with me someone named sean mccormick from the white house who is very interested in mergingthere was not yet anything called facebook or twitter, what people were on the internet all the time and chat rooms. so if research to understand better what was away on there, so i also ask the former student of mine, a gentleman who would later on go to work for secretary clinton to go and start thinking about, did we want to even try to help people to democratize. so he created to groups of friends, for instance, people who read helps to overthrow terrorism and columbia who good chat with people in the middle east were trying to deal with terrorism, so we were starting to get social media, but understands now -- of course social b.s. ellis cellarage, not the cause, but under accelerant. but very interesting is what happens with social media in china. the regime is doing everything it can to -- control the internet, is terrified of the internet to my hiking into service to try to find ??? people like an advocate you might be on line and apparently social media is going wild in china.

>> no, justice alito we think power against mccormick says not just scope but also for the court to decide we do things with respect to the question here that even though it is for the court to decide it is with a very significant measure of difference because when the decision by the executive with respect to how it's going to handle the status of jerusalem is a very sensitive and delicate matter. this position was arrived at after careful thought and is enforced very carefully and that should come from the lesson because the executive believes that the statement on the passport has to be understood as a manifestation of the president -- >> suppose the statute in the section that's there now and then there was another section and the sections said the recording of israel as a place on the passport shall not constitute recognition of israel's sovereignty over jerusalem would that the constitutional? >> i don't think it would change the analysis i think it of course it has a title which says united states policy with respect to jerusalem as the capitol -- >> it says are identification of pe

we think how against mccormick and nixon say the question of not just commitment, but question of scopeare for the court to decide. we think with respect to the question here that even though it's for the court to decide, it is for the court to decide with a significant measure of deference because when -- decision by the executive with respect to how it's going to handle a status of jerusalem is a very sensitive and delicate matter. this position was arrived at after very careful thought and is enforced very carefully. i think from that should come the lesson that -- the reason is because the executive believes that the state and the passport has to be understood as a manifestation of the president -- >> general verrilli come in the section that's there now and then there is a section. the recording of israel as a place of birth shall not constitute recognition of israel's sovereignty over jerusalem. would that be constitutional. >> i think of course that is not the statue which has a title which says with respect to jerusalem as the capital. >> i had the title versus identification of

>> conservative radio host tj mccormick is here to talk about it.'re picky, maybe a little choosey? maybe a little practical, you know. >> but some of the businesses in this piece, i think comes to us this week, it was a big story this week i think from time magazine and you know, it's interesting that they are finding that a lot of businesses are having the difficulty. they've got the jobs. >> yeah. >> clayton: they've got the jobs. >> right. >> clayton: they're not able to find americans who want to do some of the jobs, apple picking, farm and construction jobs, you mentioned gutting fish. >> gutting fish and again i think it's a practice-- there are so many layers to this. i think one thing that has to be looked at is the idea that a lot of americans, i think it's a perception thing, i don't think a lot of americans it dawns on them to even look in that direction for a job and i think the other thing is that these business owners these potential job creators for americans have to reevaluate their business model. they have to realize they're going

an attorney for a victim of a former priest, daniel mccormick, says his client has agreed to a $3.2 millionlamed the archdiocese after leaders knew of these abuse allegations. >>> less than a year before the election, we have new numbers to show you about president obama's approval rating. take a look with me. the number is 46. 46% approved. 52% of the people polled disapprove of the president's overall performance. three-quarters of democrats gave president obama a thumb's up. 15% of republicans, just that number. >> and, i'm going to be honest, doing this job right now which i love, here's what i would be doing today. applying to become one of these guys or gals, an astronaut. yep, nasa looking to hire new recruits. we have details about an hour ago. even though you know the space shuttle program is officially over, nasa is still looking for up to 15 astronauts for missions up to the international space station and frequent travel may be required. hmm, you think? >>> massive flooding in thailand creates a swampland. look at this. all of these cars stuck, this is outside of bangkok. hundre

when john mccormick installed this outdoor camera to observe wildlife in his suburban atlanta yard, thisund. >> sort of shocked me a bit. >> reporter: suburban bear sightings are up nationwide. although licensed bear hunt something actually increased in recent years it is regulated. a combination of game law enforcement and changing attitudes has dramatically reduced the unregulated killing of bears over the past four decades. according to georgia wildlife biologist adam hammond. >> certainly in the past bears were considered a varmint and killed sort of at will when ever they were encountered. >> reporter: as bears increasing number out here in the wilderness they're expanding their range in search of food which is readily available in the suburbs in the form of trash, bird seed and pet food. experts say hunting may slow down but not prevent the spread of bears into residential areas which is fine by this suburbannite? >> probably fun to watch. pretty animals. >> reporter: as long as they're just passing through bottom line, if you don't want the bears to hang around your house, bring y

. >> reporter: when john mccormick installed the outdoor camera to observe wildlife in his suburban atlantahis is what he found. >> sort of shocked me a bit. >> reporter: suburban bear sightings are up. licensed bear hunting increased in recent years it is regulated. combination of game law enforcement and changing at tides, dramatically reduced unregulated killing of bears in past four decades according to georgia wildlife. >> bears were killed whatever at will as they were encountered. >> reporter: as bears are increasing numbers in wilderness they expand food, in the suburbs, trash, bird seed and pet food. hunting may slow down and not prevent bears into residential areas which is fine with this man. >> fun to watch. pretty animals. >> reporter: wildlife experts tell us bears in the suburbs usually don't pose a problem as long as they're passing through. if you hear about a bear sighting near you, bring in the trash and any outdoor pet food so the creatures don't get too comfortable in their new suburban digs. martha? martha: very interesting, jonathan. i will set up one of those cameras

contemplate this bill, i think of the words of a former great member of this body, the late john mccormick, who not wanting to offend house rules referred to one of his colleagues as someone whom he held in minimum high regard. that's essentially what i think about this bill. i thank my colleague from massachusetts, mr. olver, for the good work he did on an important provision that means a lot to public housing in massachusetts, i appreciate the increase in the f.h.a. being maintained so people who live in areas i represent and in california and elsewhere are not discriminated against. for that i am grateful. but there is a serious flaw in the bill for two areas, or two serious flaws, in one area each. the h.u.d. budget is good in that federalization but severely lacking. i regret the fact that we will be spending more on community development and building important institutions in afghanistan than we are in america. and even more important is the issue that the gentleman from california, mr. farr, mentioned. it is incredible to me that my republican colleagues brought out of their subcomm

mccormick and nixon say that the question of -- not just the question of commitment, but also the question of scope, are questions for the court to decide. now, we do think, with respect to the question here that, even though it's for the court to decide, it's for the court to decide with a very significant measure of deference, because when -- the decision by the executive with respect to how it's going to handle the status of jerusalem in passports is a very sensitive and delicate matter. this position was arrived at after very careful thought and it is enforced very carefully. and i think from that should come the lesson that this judge -- and the reason is because the executive believes that the statement on the passport has to be understood as a manifestation of the president's exercise of the recognition power. justice kagan: suppose, general verrilli, suppose that this statute, there was a -- the section that's there now and then there was another section, and the section said: "the recording of israel as a place of birth on a passport shall not constitute recognition of israel's so