mike wallace gets behind the defense. they were down at the one. 13-0 with pittsburgh in the league. we will stay in the fourth quarter. timmons is the job done. clemmons did not do well. the steelers win 27-0. the ravens remain ahead of pittsburgh. they have not clinched it yet. if the ravens win next week, at worst, they are the two-c. >> we will have another check of the insta-weather forecast. stay with us. your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. >> at 11:00, millions of the faithful prepare to celebrate the birth of christ with midnight mass. we will take to celebrations at home and at the vatican. a special celebration for a maryland family after another gives her daughter the gift of life. that part warming story tonight. the gop presidential hopefuls will be absent from the ballot in one state on super >> it is a look at the 7-day forecast. we will have cold temperatures in the morning around 29 to start. we will be in the 50's

next week, mike wallace calls me for an interview. i was talking to ms. colvin earlier. she said the media has a certain way to take people and put them up and you do not hear about everyone else. as if these are isolated incidents. so they called and his producers were like, we want to interview. we want to interview you on your campus in cambridge. i said, my brothers would like to, too. we have been putting this case for five months. basically, i said we are not going to do it. this is bogus. my porter rican red-haired cousin, he has funny hair. he was there, too. so we came back and they decided to do it with everybody. when that story came out, i started getting harassed. the police were giving out my social security number, my name. i had 50 cases of identity theft that followed. the next thing you ask to talk about was november 23, 2002. this experience changed my life. we started going to the prisons with a purpose now. we turned into touring artists for the prisons around the country. talking to the folks who were incarcerated, folks in the local community to in

berger, mike wallace, ethlisberger. special teams -- there he goes. 35-7. steelers now 9-3. game of the afternoon in minnesota. peterson out injured. tim tebow -- he makes you miss. he can be accurate at times. he is there. he makes a couple of moves, 41 yards. 22-21 vikings. 29-21, vikes. the former raven breaking out, 111 on the day. 29-27, bronocs go for 2. tebow in the quarterback draw. tied at 29. locked up. is chance to answer -- he gets it wrong. goodman with a nice return setting up frazier. 23 yards, denver wins it. tebow 6-1. bb & t classic, maryland and notre dame. much more to maryland is liking in the second half. leading the way for the terps. leading over the irish late in the second half. double figures for the irish. we will finish that with the video accompaniments doctor "sunday night football." the chevron world challenge with a very serious finished for carter woods. at sherwood country club, woods with a birdie. outright lead, 8 under par. woods knows what to do on the greens. he takes his share of the lead right there. on the 17, was one stroke back, t

third quarter, roethlisberger finds mike wallace. pittsburgh in front, 21-0. strike a pose. end of the half, cincinnati punting it away. antonio brown gets it, room to run, making a play. 60-yard punt return for a touchdown. the steelers crush the bengals, 35-7. pittsburgh is now 9-3. they look good, the steelers. they always do, i guess. >> a lot better than we are, right? >> the redskins are just -- >> thanks. that's news for now. "nightly news" is heading your way next. we'll be back here at 11:00 right after the game. have a good night, everybody. [ baby coughing ] [ coughing continues ] [ female announcer ] more pollution from power plants means more childhood asthma attacks. [ labored breathing ] there's technology that makes the air cleaner, but too many plants don't use it. we can't wait. epa must update power plant standards to protect our kids. [ baby coughing ] in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum... we can empower more people to innovate... putting momentum behind our economy. and we can red

first quarter, ben roethlisberger hobbling but looking for mike wallace. that injured ankle did not do him any good. positive intercepted by carlos rogers. sixth interception of the year. he had eight in six seasons for the skins. also pretty unbelievable in the second quarter. how about this? power goes out again. 15-minute delay. there is a state of the art $1 million stadium in the works in san francisco. vernon davis can't wai for that. he had a good game, too. he played with a guy nicknamed lights out. he also catch's one-yard touchdown in the third quarter. gives san francisco a 13-3 lead. niners go on to win 20-3. they are now 11-4 on the season. talking hoops. wizards in philadelphia. wrapping up the abbreviated preseason. we learn ad short time ago nick young will be coming off the bench. just got into town a couple of day ace go. he will be playing in this game. flip saunders wants to see something. anything positive from this team after they got thumped by the sixers in their first preseason game on friday. it was ugly. lockout rush. readily a p

. >> reporter: and cbs's mike wallace in the insider. >> you corporate lacky.ere was a part that got away. >> yes i do regret that i didn't play the king in beckett. >> reporter: plumbmer had won raves in the play in london. in 1964 the film role went to another rising star named peter owe owe too many. >> there can be only one justice in this country. that is the king. >> reporter: well he had just made lawrence of arabia. you know, that tiny little film that hardly anyone saw. >> reporter: sound of music was one of the really bad films of all time? >> yes, i love peter. that man took my part. i'll kill him. >> reporter: by his own admission plumbmer lived a wildlife in his early years. in the late '60s he made actress elaine taylor who became his third wife. they've been together now more than 40 years. >> in this business it's a record-breaker. >> reporter: especially for you given your early record. >> i've only been married three times. good god. that's not an awful lot, is it. >> reporter: early on, they were coming fast. >> every five years. but at least

." >> jesse watters has kind of become the new mike wallace.mike wallace in the trench coat would track people down. if you see jesse watters outside your car, don't get out. >> i love the governor's response, jesse watters from fox news. can we ask you a couple of questions? yeah. he's thinking about it saying where is this going? >> he did pull over and he did talk. he did that interview. kid rock, his music is the theme music, this one song -- >> "born free." >> born free, it's going to be the theme of mitt romney's campaign and kid rock is ok with it. don't have to pay me. i'm not endorsing you. but you can go ahead and use it. >> interesting. now to your headlines for a thursday. a deadly helicopter crash is apparently not a tour company's first one. four people and a pilot were killed last night after this sundance helicopter's chopper went down near lake meade. investigators don't know what caused this crash. according to one report, sundance had a fatal accident in 2003. a pilot and six passengers died in that one. the ntsb ruled that c

because wallace was an outsider. and, you know, miketh that and, yet, it's sort of like newt is in that category of an outsider. a street fighter. >> bobby had -- robert kennedy had an appeal that was kind of extraordinary. i can remember an evening in gary, indiana, where those streets were lined with white ethnic working class people out there to cheer robert kennedy and he is the same candidate who could go to indianapolis and announce to a largely african-american crowd that martin luther king had just been assassinated. they did not know it. he had this extraordinairy pull together appeal and i think part of it emanated from the fact that people regardless of their income, regardless of their skin color, had the feeling that he would fight for them. now, he didn't articulate the battles that they felt they had to fight. >> right. >> but they felt he would fight for them. the gingrich thing is really kind of interesting to me. if you walk around in places like new hampshire, i haven't been to iowa yet, there is a fringe element to t

wallace ran for president in 1964. in 1968, he captured five states and 46 electoral votes. he also ran in 1972 and 1976. next call is from tampa bay, florida. hello, mike. mike from tampa bay, please go ahead. >> i had a cathartic experience tonight as a young american watching these old clips being played. it gives me hope to see how divergent cultures have come together in the clips and a great sense of hope to see how our political differences might be able to be bridged today. >> has politics changed in alabama? >> yes. politics in alabama has changed. one thing we have to keep in mind -- racism, i do not think, as martin luther king jr. said, the white of goodwill in this country do not realize the depth of racism. all of these things are still part of dyed in the wool racism that exists today not only in alabama but in other states of the country. that is part of the question that the gentleman raised. >> he was talking about how politics have changed. what is the alabama democratic conference? >> they were started in 1964 for the purpose of helping john f. kennedy. blacks were shut out of the democratic party in alabama at that time. we were sti