morris isn't responsible for anything. it's everybody else's fault. >> i was a high-ranking gang member, you know, and people still try to look at me in that way. >> what i'm saying is i'm trying to get an agreement for to you get you out of here you admit to one or the other. if you don't want to admit to marijuana, admit to resisting arrest. >>> i don't want to be here. i just spent a year of my life. >> okay, well calm down. >> do you want to get out of here? listen to me and do what i'm saying, and we'll get you out of here. >> i just want to go home and be with my daughter. that's the whole thing. i was supposed to do. >> how old is your daughter? >> three. friday i was supposed to go to my girl's house to see my daughter. it was like 2:00 in the morning. like that's when my ride came. cops, they was just like chilling on the end of the block. and then they tell everybody like get out the car. so we all get out the car, put our hands on the car, and like he come back, and he like, well, whose weed is this? and he's li

mom. >> morris could spend the rest of his life in prison.he prosecutors in his case are asking for two consecutive 60-year sentences. he and his mother are hopeful he will be exonerated on future appeal. but they're not completely in agreement on how that morris spends his future. especially when it comes to his desire to be a tattoo artist. >> i want to make a name for myself doing tattoos. >> but your focus is only tattoos. but your art is bigger than that. >> that is one thing i can work on right now. but you know i want to make video games and all that. and i -- >> that's my point. how do you go from tattoos to computer engineer? >> art is art. you keep on working on it. >> let that be the plan b. you can do computer engineer in there. i'm pretty sure. god forbid if you are sent to prison you can learn that there. you can learn that there. >> i can learn all things. >> tell me usual learn tattoos so i can reach through. >> oh, man. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. >> let's pray before this ends. >> father, thank you will for this oppor

mom. >> morris could spend the rest of his life in prison.r two consecutive 60-year sentences. he and his mother are hopeful he will be exonerated on a future appeal. but they're not completely in agreement on how that morris spends his future. especially when it comes to his desire to be a tattoo artist. >> i don't even want to go through that again. >> i want to make a name for myself doing tattoos. >> but your focus is only tattoos. your art extends beyond that. your art is bigger than tattoos. >> that is one thing i can work on right now. you already know i want to make video games and all that. i'm pretty sure. god forbid if you are sent to prison you can do computer engineering there. you can learn that there. >> i can learn all things. i c >> i can reach through this screen. >> i knew you were going to say something. i was just about to say. oh, man. >> i love you. >> i love you too. i love you too. >> let's get before your visit end. i'm not trying to fly. i share thisácéi kenny. oh, god thank you for letting him have a smile on his f

mom. >> morris could spend the rest of his life in prison.sking for two consecutive 60-year sentences. he and his mother are hopeful he will be exonerated on future appeal. >> i want to make a name for myself doing tattoos. >> but your focus is only tattoos. but your art is bigger than that. >> that is one thing i can work on right now. but you know i want to make video games and all that. and i -- >> that's my point. how do you go from tattoos to computer engineer? >> art is art. >> let that be the plan b. you can do computer engineer in there. god forbid if you are sent to prison you can learn that there. >> i can learn all things. >> i was just about to say it. >> i love you. >> i love you too, i love you too. >> let's say a prayer real quick. lord, i thank you for this opportunity to share with kenny. i thank you that he continues to have a smile on his face, oh, god. he's coming home. i believe it. i have to believe it. i have to for his sake. i have to. we pray that your will be done. in the name of your son jesus christ and for his nam

is the widow of thomas morris who, at age 55, died 10 years ago today. also remembered later at this memorial service at the basilica in northeast. joseph kersene, who died 10 years ago tomorrow. his cousin is this person. >> everyone knows he was a good person and everyone who met him loves him. >> reporter: the anthrax attacks killed five people and sickened 17 others, including now retired postal worker leroy richmond. >> more than anything, my reasoning has improved. >> because i believed in volunteerism and i believe in helping those less fortunate than you. >> reporter: others harbor bitterness about how the attack was first handled. >> the folks on the hill -- folks on the hill, the office, all of the proper procedures to capitol hill, a few miles away to the facility, nothing was done. to 3 1/2 days, the video of the building was contaminated and took no action to protect the workers there. >> and they're in my mind as to who perpetrated this from the postal service. >> reporter: the federal investigation that initially fixed on bioweapons expert

morris? >> i think what i've seen is the campaign against lawyers, especially trial lawyers, by the political right in america and the u.s. chamber of commerce and others finding its way in fiction. back in the time when i started practicing law, we department, we didn't see -- we didn't see lawyers condemned as lawyers and trial lawyers. they were honored people. in fact, when you had a capital murder case in the country, the person usually indigent, the finest lawyers would be appointed and/or volunteer to represent this person as it was this this case here. i think the legal profession is really condemned today in many ways, and you see that creeping into fiction also. you know, i speak to a lot of lu students -- law students around, and i always tell them, you know, that if they read, you know, henry vi, they would read that, you know, if tyranny is to prevail, you must first kill all the lawyers. and that first part of that shakespeare play is omitted today. and i think john grisham has

dick morris has never rushed into a burning building to save lives.s has never met the heroes of the ohio police force or the great teachers of the buckeye state. morris has a nice, cushy job putting on makeup and sticking his foot in his mouth on national tv. for dick morris to call issue two the most positive laws in america is sleazy "psycho talk." >>> paul ryan is leading the attack against president obama's message on jobs. he says it's class warfare. he should be attacking his own party. >>> joe the plumber says that can settle into your lines and wrinkles and make you look older. like an apricot... or a prune. and i like both, i just don't want to look like one. covergirl and olay simply ageless foundation has regenerist serum and floats above lines and makes you look younger. you will look so young people will be like "how is that baby driving a minivan?" "who let the baby into the bar?" and so on. can your anti-aging makeup do that? ♪ simply ageless from olay and easy, breezy beautiful, covergirl. ine and packages. delivering mail, medicine a

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morris joins us now from denver. tweeting, hey, morris? you ever think it was going to come to this when you were tweeting? >> i post comments as the debate goes on. >> bill: yeah, i know. tweeting. >> i have a video on my site. >> bill: of course you have a video. of course you do. now, who won the debate last night? >> romney. perry lost decisively. nobody likes a dirty fighter. and when perry made his charge about the illegal immigrants, everybody gasped and sort of held their breath because they all knew it was immigration that romney used to take perry down. and then, first, when romney said i never hired an illegal in my life and laughed we all thought there has got to be more, tell us more. then when he went through the explanation that you just summarized it was clear that he was fine. it was clear that he did great. i mean, how many of us inadvertently are hiring a contractor and the person comes in to fix your plumbing and you don't know -- you don't ask for their birth certificate. but then when perry having heard that explanati

. >> morris. >> from what i have seen is the campaign against others, especially trial lawyers by the political right in america in the u.s. chamber of commerce and others finding its way in fiction. back in the time i started practicing law, we didn't see lawyers condemned as lawyers and trial lawyers. they were honored people. in fact, we do at a capital murder case in the country, the person usually an agenda to defined as lawyers in town would be appointed at how to volunteer to rep sent the person as it was in this case here. i think the legal profession is really condemned today and also i speak to a lot of law student around. i always tell them that if they read henry the sixth, david reid that if tierney is to prevail coming you must first kill all the lawyers. in the first part of that is omitted today. i think john grisham has helped put it back in place. >> i might just add them maybe it's a hybrid of the two points that have been made, but i think there is a sense that lawyers in fiction today are working against immutable machines in the way they didn't used to be. one of

. >> reporter: tom morris and daniel are on the hunt to find their enemies. armed with rifles and scope, the key is to keep quiet. >> the ability to hide from forces. >> reporter: these men aren't in iraq or afghanistan. they are in northern michigan. >> the skills i'm learning here i hope i never have to use. >> reporter: you are in a group of ordinary citizens who form their own military force without government help. >> malicia is a constitutional aspect of this country. >> reporter: tom morris' father organizes the monthly training. they worry government spending and power are spiraling out of control. >> the government is getting out of hand. >> reporter: this is where one team set up camp for the weekend. they used radios to community here and keep watch for the enemy attack. in this exercise tom, whose code name is bubba, is the enemy. >> people are way off defending themselves. >> reporter: malicias have a long history in the u.s. dating back to 1774. >> it has gotten hot in two years. >> reporter: he studies malicias for non-profit organizations. in

morris.com mr. morris. i think president obama who once again equated the tea party with the occupiers last night on leno, okay, i think he and the democratic party are going to have to start distancing themselves. they are going to get caught. >> yeah, it's their demonstrating in oakland which used to be run by jerry brown, former mayor of oakland. you have to assume that he has hired radicals up and down the city government. and the oakland police need to use tear gas. imagine what happens when they get to a city with a more robust police force like chicago. i think that there is a very good chance that this one devolve into violence as the tea party never did. it's going to demonize the left in a way the tea party never did to the right. >> bill: all right, now, i agree with you. i see the picture is clear as i have seen anything in my analysis of the past 15 years. this movement did start as a populist movement. all right? people are discouraged, can't get jobs. not making any i'm teed of

. >> chris morris and joins me now from brussels.s this the comprehensive solution we were promised? if so, do you think that the european markets, when they open surely, will respond as well as asians seem to be doing? >> is a comprehensive? it is ambitious. that is what they're calling it. all of the details are not there. it was impossible to expect that they would be. for example, angela merkel lead melted that it was impossible to know -- angela merkel admitted that it was impossible to know the complex mechanisms that would be used to leverage the bailout fund. the details have been ironed out. for that, it really remains slightly up in the air. the 50% figure for the write- down of greed that, that does not necessarily mean -- of agree debt, that does not necessarily mean all of it. there could be about 100 billion euros of debt. that means that each bank that holds public debt, as ever, a lot of the devil will be in the details. i think that the good news for the markets is that it did not end in failure. europe is facing its

chris morris had the very latest from athens. -- has the very latest from athens. [no audio] apologies to our viewers -- not the latest report from greece. we will bring it to you as soon as we can. but we are joined on the line from inside the greek parliament by a senior adviser to the finance minister. thank you very much for joining me today. how is the government being affected by this 48-hour strike that has just begun? >> it is a difficult one because the whole public service is pretty much closed. the employees of industries are not going to work for two days. and as you are probably hearing in the background, people are reacting and screaming in the streets. >> obviously people are very, very angry at the austerity measures being opposed upon them. are you able as a government to offer any optimism, any end in sight for this economic hardship? >> the optimism, to be honest, is the fact that we are finally having a reform that was in the works for many, many years. the longer it takes to finally take it on and bite the bullet, the longer and harder it will

. >>> the lead lawyer in a lawsuit against phillip morris usa plans the try the case again -- to tryo case again. jurors are in the fifth day of deliberation and deadlocked in the class action lawsuit when the judge declared is mistrial. >> the lawsuit claims morris misled missouri smokers into thinking cigarettes labeled as light were better for smokers. it takes nine jurors to return a verdict in a civil lawsuit. >>> getting a flu shot may not be as effective as you think. university of minnesota researchers studies day that from a 40 year period -- data from a 40 year period and found the vaccine is only 59% effective in healthy adults but also found that the nasal mist with the live vaccine gives significant protection in young children preventing the flu in 83% of kids 7 years old or younger. >>> a new study finds eating disorders affect men and women equally. but the number of men who get treatment is way below the estimated number of sufferers. researchers at wesleyan university in connecticut say there's concern men may be reluctant to seek treatment or doctors may be less li

. >> reporter: mary morris is the widow of thomas morris who died 10 years ago today and also remembered later at this memorial service at the basilica in northeast, joseph christine who died 10 years ago tomorrow and everyone knows who he is. >> everyone who met him loved him. >> and the anthrax attacks killed five people and sickened 17 others including the retired postal worker leride rich mop. >> and that improved. >> others harbor bitterness about how the attack was first handled. >> the folks on the hill where the first letter was opened, all the proper procedures were followed for capitol hill. a few miles away, nothing was done. for 3 1/2 days, the building was contaminated and there was no action to protect the workers there where and in my mind -- >> they officially -- initially focused on steven hatfield and later named the government anthrax vaccine researcher bruce ivins as the prime suspect. rachel lieber is the federal prosecutor who helped lead the investigation. >> it was multifaceted and compelling. >> reporter: dr. ivins committed suicide in the summer of 2008, before

holly morris has ideas. morning. >> reporter: if you want to be dorothy, why not learn how to do your own slippers? i have the expert here with us, and she is teaching us how to make unique fun costumes from things in your home. you'll be the hit of the halloween party, and it won't bust your budget. we have great ideas all coming up next live on fox 5 morning news. stay with us. >>> thanks, holly. it's time to say good morning to tisha, our faceback fan of the day. she says she is never picked for anything. guess what? today is your lucky day. if you want to be monday's fan of the day, find us on facebook by searching fox5 morning news, no space between fox and the number 5 and post a comment under tisha's photo. we'll be right back. to war zones. and that can be a problem for a once-thriving tourist destination like dubrovnik, croatia, left in disrepair by years of war. luckily, people took notice. they helped dubrovnik rebuild and restructure their five-star hotels, and croatia eventually regained 14% of

pollster himself, dick morris.ou have an insight. >> yeah. >> bill: to jay carney and the fast and furious. >> yes. >> what is the insight? >> the media assumes that the white house press secretary and s. one notch below the president and has access to everybody. they don't. mike mccurry who was one of the all-time great press secretaries never even attended the weekly strategy meetings. i think that obama is high and mighty, some what isolated, some what of a part-time president, holder probably takes his cue from him. and they don't bother with the minuteons that are out there and brief. >> bill: but carney has to go out there and face a couple of tough guys. >> yes. >> bill: you would think that somebody, chief of staff, somebody would be coordinating a message so he doesn't look like a college sophomore. >> my guess is nobody wants to bring the bad news to obama or holder that this is something serious you have to talk about. >> bill: you got to be kidding me. >> it is please the boss syndrome and not telling.

mary morris stands before these pews to say you can even overcome that. >> these ten years have been growing years, driving through this area, it brought back the memories of my time here in maryland. taking thomas to the post office to go to work. >> it was at his work the brentwood post office where thomas morris, jr., and a coworker were exposed to and killed by anthrax. two among five people killed in the u.s. by the anthrax mailings, 17 more got sick. including postal worker leroy richmond. >> this mystery is still continuing toward my healing. >> of all of the people here speaking here, he is the person who stands out for mary moritz. >> they were expecting him to die also. he was supposed to have been the third person. i always get a joy listening to him. he is one of the survivors. >> just like she is. >> seeing my mother and her strength and belief in god, i think that has really sustained us in this whole time. >> her daughter and grandson say between morris, richmond and the postal worker of oakland, there is a lot of inspiration in this church. britney, 9 news now. >>> on

want to make if you asked them rather than less than they have ok martin now let me let me go to morris is my thing is this is this a political crisis not a population crisis i mean maybe you draw upon the some of what matthew just had to . say because there there is a dearth of food in the world but there is starvation there is that there are people living in massive poverty but there's the world the planet is very rich i mean what math is getting at is it's a political problem because of inequality not because we have too many people. i think it is a very much a crisis about population itself but he is right that is that consumption is very important we consume much too much there's a huge unmet need for family planning but unfortunately there is no unmet need for wanting to consume less it's version much harder to deal with but we must do that. there are ten day is absolutely right that there are very large numbers of women who have children who have babies the pregnancies that they do not want we know this because of the huge number of unsafe abortions for example in many countries

be able to do so matthew for adelaide and equally matthew go ahead i would absolutely agree with morris are about to turn to when they say that every woman should be able to have the children that she wants but what i would add is simply that you know the family planning community has always focused on those women they say don't want the children they have. i would like to have fewer children than they have what i'd like to know is when they're going to wake up and realize that there are hundreds of millions of women who are having difficulty having children i would like to have some help and in fact the biggest countries in the world china and india especially our countries where yes there are still incentives so-called and not only that but there are disincentives there are severe penalties in china and for forty years you know the u.n. population are thirty years out of the u.n. population fund has been in china so i'd like to know over all these years you know this whole time the population fund has been claiming that they're ending the one child policy why is it after thirty years

dick morris is here with reaction. >> pat buchanan is back with brand new book already stirring up controversy, why he questions if america's future is in serious peril. >> i was born to be here. plus new reports that one of the occupy wall street protesters we interviewed is actually a trust fund baby. >> founding fathers have been passing down the torch to to this generation. >> we will that hypocrisy. on the road to 2012 hannity starts right now. herman cain is getting a lot of attention from the mainstream media let's just say that unlike their treatment of the anointed one the obama mania media are not showering mr. cain with praise or easing his path to the nomination. take a look at his run-in yesterday with david gregory on "meet the press." >> wealthiest americans would pay less and middle class and lower class would pay more. you don't dispute that. >> i do dispute. >> that we are not just reading newspaper clips here. >> i understand. >> they looked at this based on what's available of the plan tnd incontrovertible. that doesn't make any sense to me. that is not correct, david. try

let's get this report from our europe correspondent, chris morris. >> in the early hours of the morning, a deal was finally done. with angela merkel warning that europe is facing its most difficult situation since the second world war, outright failure was not an option. but, as ever, the markets will pick up the scene of what's been decided in order to test its strength. >> there is a very solid fear, private sector involvement agrees. there is a bank recapitalization program that is agreed by all members of the european union, and there is this european financial stability fund that is duly leveraged and which will constitute a good basis from which to strengthen the defense of europe against contagion. >> many of the precise details will have to be worked out over the next few weeks, but eurozone leaders are already hailing a decisive plan. >> i believe the result will be greeted with satisfaction by the whole world that we're expecting strong participation from the eurozone. >> there are also promises to focus more on economic growth and on measures to improve the economic governanc

from athens, our correspondent chris morris reports. >> strikes, protests, sit-in says, it's become the norm in austerity greece. and for the last few weeks, protests have been intensifying, as many people reach the limit of what they think they can accept. now a general strike called by unions from both the public and the private sector. once again, the target is parliament, and the plan to pass yet more tough austerity measures. taxes are going up again. spending is going down again. and tens of thousands of public sector jobs are likely to go. >> the last stone is being installed on our ability to live with dignity. they're zpriving public and private sector workers of the chance of being able to survive. >> but there are plenty of people in greece who say change has to come. the public sector is bloated and politicized. but many businesses are also suffering from rising taxes and slumping demand. unions talk about a death spiral. the country sinks deeper into recession. but the government insists that greece is fighting for survival, and it has to show the rest of europe that it can

dick morris must be getting analogy tips from hank williams, jr.o comparison between the occupy movement and the kkk. one is fighting for an end to the vast inequality of wealth in this country through largely peaceful protests. the other fought against racial equality and killed people they didn't like.f for dick morris to compare the two is outrageous psycho talk. coming up next, more debate and analysis with former congressman alan grayson who is running again. he is a major right wing player, and now liz cheney is using the family name to kill workers' rights in ohio. john nichols of the nation will explain with an exclusive story. you are watching "the ed show" on msnbc. all you have to do is call. [ female announcer ] call allstate now and you'll get a free lifetime membership in good hands roadside assistance. [ dennis ] shop less. get more. make one call to an allstate agent. with advanced power, the verizon 4g lte network makes your business run faster: smartphones, laptops, tablets, mobile hotspots. but not all 4g is created equal. among

only to loans from france and holland enabled morris to dodge toole bankruptcy as for paying the army it was beyond the realm of the financial possibilities. soon anonymous broadsides began circulating around the new windsor can't. the officers abandoned their milk and water study with mcdougal's plea to congress but the army did not act now declared these compostable the officers were condemned to growing old in poverty and wretchedness and content. peace would benefit everybody but them. it was time to confront the gratitude of their fellow citizens who br me courage had made it dependent. there was only one option left. moreover, they should suspect a man who would advise them to more moderation and longer for parents. those last words were not for the preemptive strike at general washington. five days later washington confronted several in new windsor called the temple. he made a passionate appeal to reject the call so violence. his words didn't seem to have much impact and their faces remained cold and pingree. in desperation washington pulled out a letter from a virginia delegat

for dick morris to compare the two is outrageous psycho talk.more debate and analysis with former congressman alan grayson who is running again. he is a major right wing player, and now liz cheney is using the family name to kill workers' rights in ohio. john nichols of the nation will explain with an exclusive story. you are watching "the ed show" on msnbc. -- delivering mail, medicine and packages. yet they're closing thousands of offices, slashing service, and want to lay off over 100,000 workers. the postal service is recording financial losses, but not for reasons you might think. the problem ? a burden no other agency or company bears. a 2006 law that drains 5 billion a year from post-office revenue while the postal service is forced to overpay billions more into federal accounts. congress created this problem, and congress can fix it. but you've got a meat and potatoes guy? pour chunky sirloin burger soup over those mashed potatoes and dinner is served. four minutes, around four bucks. campbell's chunky -- it's amazing what soup can do. a

between the legs of morris.econd period, sharks on the power play, cloture to clowe, the behind the back pass. sharks get scoring from all four lines and win their home opener, 6-3 the final. >> game one of the american league championship series in arlington with the rangers hosting the tigers, nolan ryan hoping to get his rangers back to the world series. nelson cruz, crushes one deep to left. that's gone. solo shot makes it 3-0. verlander is human after all. then it started pouring in the fifth. first of two rain delays. the tigers got to wilson. jackson into the gap. santiago scores, jackson scores on a while punch bit the rangers hold on to win the game. that was your toyota sports report. more on al davis later in the newscast. >> alan: the newsmaking headlines around the bay, plus, remembering legendary al davis. we'll be right back. >> alan: good evening, i'm alan wang. in tonight's headlines, governor jerry province giving undocumented immigrants a chance to get taxpayer funded college aid. critics say

. >>> well, there is a lot going on at the national arboretum over the next few weeks holly morris is will show you why you don't want to miss any of it next. >> from nfl to canvas we will introduce you to a man who fulfilled two very different dreams, we will show you some of his most recent art work and where you can see it stay with us we will be right back  >>> during the fall there is a lot going on at national arboretum. >> holly morris is there to find out some of the things going on this columbus day weekend holly. >> this is going to be the perfect weekend for you to come out as you have been talking about the weather all morning it will be gorgeous, absolutely wonderful here this morning and they have a lot planned for you to take advantage of the season and the facilities, good morning. >> good morning. >> you must have had a good talk with mother nature. >> we did i think it will sustain itself for three or four more days. >> it is gorgeous, this is such a wonderful time all the seasons are a fun time to come visit the arboretum but give me a little peek about comin

we talked to holly morris who said, immediately, yep, let me in.>> you guys have been so insure troopal in -- instrumental in doing that. i've been hosting the gala. the obstacles you were talking about, is you can't no longer be out in the street with boots: people will be tooking for the competition that will end tomorrow. the brisket that we did, we started last night. all done over wood or coal fire. people do different things. that's a chance for you to learn. every time i go and learn. >> why do you need people to come out there and how the fund will be used much the great thing about mda is that all the fund that are raised locally stay locally to help the 300 families that live in d.c., maryland and virginia. help fix medical equipment, group they arey sellings, ground breaking research and help send local

i'm holly morris. we are going to have ourselves a pumpkin party.re's no better place to have it than in centerville, where they have the largest fall festival in the area. we are going to search for the perfect pumpkin. there's actually a pumpkin shortage this year. we're going carve pumpkins. we're going to cook pumpkins, pies, doughnuts, and did i tell you that last weekend, sasha and malia obama were here. if it's good enough for the president's daughters, it should be good enough for everyone, don't you think? >> i think so. every year you go out there it's so much fun. thank you. time to say good morning to our facebook fan of the day. ziggy, celebrating her 35th birthday tomorrow. happy birthday. she was also hoping to be the fan of the day for her special day and she's also hoping for a redskins win. we second that. want to be monday's fan of the day, find us on facebook, search for fox 5 and post a comment under zig e's photo. now over to allison who is joining steve. good morning. >>> good morning. happy friday to you. thank you so much. c

we'll hear from him and thomas morris' widow at 6:00. the attacks came weeks after september 11th and puzzled federal investigators for years. the first prom suspect was eventually cleared. the government biodefense researcher later identified as the man behind the deadly anthrax mailing, dr. bruce ivan -- ivin, committed suicide in 2008, weeks before the fbi was planning to arrest him. >> bob, always a focus when it came to the identity of the suspect. did investigators come up with a motive for the anthrax attack? >> reporter: as beth they can summize, he was working for years on an anthrax vaccine that was failing and he wanted to do something sensational to call attention to the need for his work on a vaccine to continue. federal prosecutors also say that dr. ivin suffered from mental illness, contributing to what they allege he did. >>> the conrad murray trial enters the next phase. the defense witnesses take the stand today. we're live with your courtroom play by play in los angeles. first, john. >>> a pepco bill for 9,900 for a ga

who has been the lead on the team that i have been in communication with is a guy by the name of morris moon, and he would be the person i could ask to find out the answer. there is actually a be a working on that, but i know there have been so many cases -- there is actually a d.a. working on that, but i know there have been so many cases that have been exposed, especially with dna testing. it is almost like every other week. there does need to be somebody looking into it from that angle. of the top of my head, i do not know, but i could definitely get that information. >> how can we make it not just black history day, not just black history month, but every day be black history and honor that? thank you. and how do we really teach our children, our students really not what the media portrays, not what -- but really, what happened? i did get a chance to experience "eyes on the price" and i thought that was just the tip of the iceberg -- experience "eyes on the priceze." >> i do not know how to go about it, but what i would suggest is the reason why i did what i did, why i was brave eno

the victims, 47-year-old joseph chris ene, and thomas morris, junior. the facility has been renamed in their honor. later today, about 20 minutes, and again at 4:00 this afternoon, there will be services held at the basilica at the national shrine in northwest d.c. the two men were exposed to the agent when the letters, including one addressed to senator dash el passed through the facility. the facility was closed for week as an investigation and cleaning took place. letters were also sent to several news organizations. in all, five americans were killed in the fall of 2001. ten years ago this weekend. in recent years, the fbi claimed they were able to pinpoint dr. bruce ivans as the suspect. he committed suicide though before charges could be brought against him. just last week the "new york times" reported on scientists who have cast doubt on whether ivans had high enough manufacturing skill to make the anthrax in 2001. allison? >>> thank you, steve. maryland republican leaders are calling on the justice department to investigate a redistricting bill.

tampa bay's head coach raheem morris said they were west-coast killers. today they were turned into road kill with the 48-3 road victory. first quarter, alex smith, play action, a dart to walker. 7-0 niners. 73-third quarter, the flood gates open. the pick six, and check it out. a little dougie action. almost as good as my rendition. it's 14-3. let the massacre begin. frank gore from two yards out. 24-3 at the half. second half, the vernon davis show. over the middle from alex. breaks four tackles, in for six. 31-3. in the fourth, smith to vernon in the corner, two catches, two touchdowns. niners are now 4-1. >> probably been the first time since i've been here -- feels good. >> we always been clicking. we just making plays, giving alex enough time throw the ball, and guys that can make plays down the field and that's what we're doing. >> mike: game one of the nlcs with milwaukee hosting st. louis. the cardinals on fire. down 2-1 in the fourth. opposite field. three-run bomb. 4-2 cardinal inside the fourth. the brew grew in the fifth. prince fielder, crus

our holly morris is checking things out. prince goofy we will check with holly a little later. looking good he has got to be what 70?  keurig has a wide variety of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just for you. because it is. >>> california is about to begin a practice it hopes other statewashington will follow the nations most comprehensive cap and trade system designed to provide incentive for polluters. starting in 2013 it will target power plants and other pollutant facilities,. >>> maryland is among the top 10 states nationwide when it comes to energy efficiency according to a new score card from american council for energy efficient economy. they plan to release the score card later today at the national press club. it ranks all 50 states and district on various energy policies, we will find out where virginia and the district stands when it is released 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. >>> a new campaign to promote healt