mr. robinson. later, it's robinson again. what is he going to do? he'll deliver a full facial.and a mani and a pedi. look at this from taylor for three. and then in the second half, kansas up by nine. taylor keeping it himself. good idea. jayhawks up by 11. 4:30 left. taylor gives it up to jeff withy. boo-yah. wow, kansas beats baylor, 92-74. >>> syracuse looking to go 20-0 for the first time in school history. scoop jardine with a pass to c.j. fair. that was fairly nice. syracuse up by nine. later in the first. jardine to melo. good teamwork. second half, jardine with the steal. he'll pass. eventually. right there. that's a very unselfish play. give it to everybody. then later, it's dion waiters. check, please. syracuse, 20-0, ladies and gentlemen. they win it, 71-63. for all of your highlights, and sports news, you know where to go. espn news, it's what we do. my name is todd grisham. have a good day. >> they do and they do it well. >>> up next, the falling fortunes of the kardashian clan. >>> and a quick delivery. mom gives birth on a commuter train. ck lech. ck le livery. m

mr. robinson, wbal-tv 11 news. >> great turn out and great message to continue. the race narrowed just five days out from of a south carolina primary. the list of contenders its shorter. coming up from the latest candidate to drop out and how it will affect the next primary push. miracle treatment, the new treatment for psoriasis. did we mention, it only takes about five minutes? this afternoon's medical >> one more down as another republican presidential candidate drops out of the race. jon huntsman officially ended his bid for president this morning and says he will endorse mitt romney. tracy potts has the latest developments in the commitment 2012 report. >> just after south carolina's biggest newspaper endorsed him, jon huntsman announced today he is dropping out of the presidential race and endorsing mitt romney. >> i believe it is now time for our party to unite around the candidate best equipped to defeat barack obama. despite our differences and the space between us on some of the issues, i believe that candidate is governor mitt romney. >> jon huntsman w

mr. robinson's shoes were take submarine the identical shoe that he had on. >> reporter: this is what the shoes look like. nike foams that cost over $200. >> every time a sneaker come out, jordan or nikes for 200 some dollars, some young person was getting killed. >>> some of lived lee robinson's friends agreed to talk with us about the senseless robbery. >> trying to get a job whatever, they want to take it and put it on they feet or sell it. >> reporter: robinson leaves a girlfriend who is carrying his unborn child. >> just help us please. >> reporter: robinson and/or his associates were also armed out there on foot street. a lot of shots were exchanged, they say. tonight they are looking for a car with a lot of bullet holes in it. >> dc mayor vincent gray recently cited the shooting during a public address. >> come on, ladies and gentlemen, it is time for us to end this tragic violence in our society. >> reporter: now they are offering a $25,000 reward leslie for any information in this case. this isn't the first time. >> no. >> reporter: parents are helping their kids acquire these ex

mr. robinson's shoes were taken. >> the identical shoe he had on. >> reporter: this is what the shoes looked like. nike that cost over $200. >> every time it's a sneaker come out, jordans or nike's for $200-something, some young person is getting killed. >> reporter: some of david lee robinson's friends did not want to be identified but they're angry and agreed to talk with us about the senseless robbery. >> instead of getting out here and trying to get a job or whatever, they want to take it. they would take and put it on their feet or take it and sell it. >> reporter: he leaves a girlfriend carrying his unborn child. >> just help us find who did this to him. >> reporter: vincent gray recently cited the shooting during a public address. >> come on, ladies and gentlemen. it is time for us to be able to end this kind of tragic violence in our society. >> reporter: police tell 9 news now that robinson and or hisassociates were also armed on foot street. a lots of shots were exchanged. tonight they're looking for a car with a lot of bullet holes in it. a $25,000 reward for information in this c

mr. robinson just got a look at the technology and joins us with more on how it works. >> congress that ish to just turn off cell service or jam at a correctional facilities like the one behind me here at central booking. they say need to get hold of the cell phone itself. cell phones in the hands of inmates can create all kinds of security breaches. the federal government says more than 21,000 telephones for confiscated in 2010 from inmates in correctional facilities nationwide. authorities say inmates use the funds to run drugs and intimidate witnesses. >> over the last few years, we have heard stories about people from inside prisons being able to make a call outside in terms of intimidating a witness or some other activity. >> congressman john sarbanes chordate columbia maryland company that says it has a technology called cell hound. >> as soon as the call is made, someone in the prison will know that a call has been made. they can interdict the phone at a time of their choosing. >> the jamming creates pollution so that calls cannot be made in or out of prison. he said just turning of

mr. eugene robinson. gene, is this the kind of day we live for, or am i overreacting? >> this is the kind of day we live for, rachel, best place you can possibly be, come down here, unless you want to go with me to like visit mitt's money in the cayman islands, i think that will be fun too. >> we can swim with the sting rays and mitt's millions. let me ask you, gene, because you and i were both together, completely wrong about rick perry. you and i both thought rick perry would be the real threat to mitt romney, he was going to be the real candidate, and today kaput, does that have any effect on the race at this point? >> it does have an effect on the race, yes, we were completely wrong. we saw he was really going to be a force in this race. look, he doesn't bring many voters with him, right, he's down in the single digits here in south carolina, so it's not as if he's bringing legions into the gingrich camp, but doing it today, it just reenforces this idea, this reality, of gingrich momentum in south carolina and i'll tell you, i've been here all week, and he's gainin

mr. eugene robinson. it was great to be with you last night. thanks for coming back tonight. >> great to be you, too, rachel. we had fun last night an it's just starting. >> you and i have been on the same page, the woefully wrong page on misunderestimating mr. santorum here. do you think he has contender -- he has the makings of a contender here and will be treated as such or people ignore him and wait for him to i go away? >> i don't think you can ignore him at this point. but for eight votes he would have won iowa. he is the surging candidate right now. he's not going to be ignored. he will be vetted. you kind of started the process tonight, i think. but others will pick it up including others in the race. because, look, rick perry, who went home to texas, i guess, for five minutes to think about the race is now back in the race. he's got to go after santorum if he's going to get any traction at all. santorum is getting all the voters that normally you would think would be perry voters. he, if any -- only one person does it, it would be rick

she was born in chicago as michelle robinson on this day back in 1964. the white house has not said how mrd mrs. obama will celebrate. lately she has been playing down a book that says she is at odds with some of the president's top staff. >> that's a good birthday day. >> it's mohammed ali's day and betty white's birthday. >> you know how old mohammed ali is? >> 70. >> they had a betty white special on last night that was hilarious. all people came back, mary tyler moore. 90. she's still bringing it at 90. >> you interviewed her? >> i did. she's a sweetheart. hey, gianna. >> hi. >> how's traffic. >> it's bearable. there's a couple of things to look out for. pleasanton extra volume. more folks on the roads today. yesterday was very quiet due to the holiday but again, extra busy on the dublin interchange so give yourself some extra time. jumping to our maps, you can see traffic starting to build as well through the altamont pass. a little sluggish 17 minutes from the altamont pass to the dublin interchange yellow on our sensors. we have an accident west of there or east of there, rather. we

mr. yule did. he did what any god-fearing, persevering, respectable white man would do in the circumstances. he swore out a warrant. no doubt signing it with his left hand. and tom robinson now sits before you having taken the oath with the only good hand he possesses. his right hand. so humble, respectable, quiet negro who had the unmitigated at the merit to feel sore -- temerity for a white person. i need not remind you of their appearance or conduct on the stand. you saw them for yourselves. the witnesses of the state, with the exception of the sheriff of macom county, has presented them to yourselves, you gentlemen, of the court in their confidence that their testimony would not be doubted. believing that you gentlemen would go along with them on the assumption, the evil assumption that all negros lie, that all negros are basically immoral beings, that all negros are not to be trusted around our women. which, gentlemen, as you know in itself a lie as black as tom robinson's skin. a lie i do not need to explain to you. you know the truth and the truth is this -- that some negros lie. some negros are immoral. some negros are not to be trusted around women, black or whi

mrs. roosevelt which she kept and so one of the great treasures of this library is that photograph which the library was kind enough to copy for me and which my friend greg robinson and i said to togo tanaka so that he could have a picture of his wegd the week before he died. so she is a fierce advocate also, internally of reconversion and what does that mean? reconversion means not only how you move your economy from a peacetime to a wartime economy, but how you reconvert from the wartime to a peacetime economy, and how do you move that in a way that will spread the blessings of what impossibly be a new deal, the third new deal for lack of a better word for the americas. if you look at her commitment to diversifying the workforce, she's a major force in the fair employment practices commission. we all know the story of the marian anderson concert, right? where 75,000 people show up on the steps of the washington -- i mean, of the lincoln memorial, it is the event that makes it the great civil rights memorial of the united states. eleanor tattoo on why curse hitler and support jim crowe. during the war, she will continually advocate within the frank ez of the mil

mr. carey shared his wealth and knowledge. the city will be forever grateful for his legacy. >> good morning. welcome to "11 news sunday morning." i'm jennifer franciotti. >> i'm lisa robinson. our top stories in jome. first a look outside with meteorologist ava marie. >> it was beautiful the past couple days. like spring. >> it did. temperatures were like it was spring. normal this time of year is about 41. yesterday we hit 56 at b.w. i. 66 at the inner harbor. unbelievable for january. we have to get bk -- back to reality. in baltimore, you look at temperatures across the nation, really not that cold out there. until that unleaches, we will not see a big change in the temperature. today, not as warm. 52 at the inner harbor. cooler today, but we have scattered cloud and sunshine. get outside. we'll talk about what comes in the seven-day next. >> almost the home stretch for the republican presidential candidates taking part in tuesday's new hampshire primary. >> the candidates are prepping for another debate tonight. they all took part in another debate in manchester. that's where kate amara joins us blive from. >> do you feel like are you in your old stomping grounds? >> i

mr. gingrich did not make a concession or call romney to congratulate him on winning. >> i think that's consistent, love is all around us tonight. we're joining eugene robinson my reaction, i told you, i had the same reaction our colleagues had, on hearing them call the president an entertainer in chief, the al green homage the president did the other night. there's certain things, i guess i assume newt gingrich was playing the number. you don't agree? >> i don't agree. my hat's off to rick, it's tough to come into this environment to defend something you had nothing to do with, and defend it. >> the food stamp thing -- >> i said this before, the republican party needs to be clear in how it expresses its positions on issues wrm s with black community. you cannot make broad assumptions, about poor education, welfare and the like, you jump to black. particularly when you look at iowa, where that was not the case. on the other side of it, we have to also be a little bit more judicious in making those kinds of leaks, i heard the same thing, i didn't have that reaction, and i thought, you know, it was no different if he was singing bing crosby, the thing was, you