mr. williams, we just watched the playoff game.eel really bad for you you had a great season, you should be very proud. i just wanted to say thank you. i'm your number one fan. and he wrote you're awesome! >> we skied we were going to send it to him but still haven't. we are going to send it. now we found out exactly where to send it. >> so the follow up to this story is really interesting. so then again as part of our young turks family, ben writes a story about this on huffing to know post and all of a sudden it blows up, and you guys are going to be on world news tonight. >> overnight there were calls. my mother is standing with me picking up the phone saying it's world news tonight it's all the local stations in san francisco sports radio everybody wants a piece of owen on that owen beaver. kyle williams agent reached out for me on twitter. i responded and kyle williams read it apparently and loved it and wants to send something to owen and write him a note too. >> what are we looking at? epics sweep board? epic sports fan? >>

mr. williams. >> and smart to understand if you disappoint your football team like you did, you better comew people you have the worth ethic and drive to do what we need him to do. i was pleased with how he's playing but he has to prove he can do it on a day-to-day basis and set the standard for the rest of the football team and organization. >> and mike shanahan with advice, virginia tech and college hoop maryland hosts cornel in a non-conference home game and volkoun will start in goal and grown error very back and simon will miss the game with a neck injury. back to you. >> thanks. now you have the news edge. it's always on www.myfoxdc.com. back here at 10. the news edge at 11. hope you will be, too.  ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder. pnc bank. for the achiever in you.

mr. william should be released from prison. [applause] he is currently still in prison because the state has an appeal, but the judge basically said, it will be remanded to the same judge at said the evidence was bogus. the police department basically botched all the evidence. they executed more people in harris county than in many states. the judge says by next year this time, they fully expect him to be home with his family after being locked up for more than 18 years, more than half his life. so even just a small part of this victory on the horizon, that has been a blessing and an honor to be a part of that. i have a friend who is a skinhead -- was a skinhead. he was a white guy who used to beat up black people and gay people in texas. when he was the same age of the guy that got into trouble with the law as well, they used to hang outside of dallas. they would wait on a park bench, send a guy out, and when somebody came out to flirt with him, they would beat him up. that was their weekend fun. they would go gay bashing. a s

mr. williams, we just watched the playoff game. i feel really bad for you.ut i wanted to tell you that you had a great season. you should be very proud, so i wanted to say thank you. i am your number one fan. signed, owen from los angeles, california. >> that is so cool and so cute right there. >> that will lift him up. >> love it. let's face it, it has been nothing short of a tough week all around for the 49ers and the fans as well. >> using youtube to vent frustration about the heartbreaking loss to the giants. but this one caught our eye. check it out. >> what's wrong? you thought the 49ers would be in the super bowl? we can still watch the super bowl. >> how? >> the 49ers just won't be in it. we'll watch -- we'll watch the patriots and the giants. >> okay. >> and it will be fun. >> okay. >> all right. i still love you. you still love me? who's got it better than us? >> nobody. >> my goodness. >> that is brilliant. if you want to watch that again, search the 49ers aren't going to the super bowl on youtube. na video racking up more than 100,000 views. >> w

mrs. williams baby boy brian it's a lot to take in. the fact we got offstage last night in tampa at 11:00, and got off the air at 11:00 when you came on the air tonight, you have to keep up. all we can do is kind of be the purveyors of this and hope to ask good questions and hope to provide good analysis and get out of the way. as i always say this time every couple of years, the voters have a funny way of deciding these things for themselves. >> no matter what we say and propose. >> there's so much judgement on the other side of the tv lens as you know. >> thanks. >> thanks for having me by. thanks. >> we appreciate it. >> anytime you're in town, all right? >> thanks. >> thank you, brian. >>> moving on tonight. >> "occupy d.c." protesters were quiet tonight. it was a different creature stirring around free dpom plaza as shamari stone reports. >> reporter: rats shocked the pine family visiting from canada. >> rats are not something that i really all that favorable with. >> reporter: our cameras captured rodents darting down the sidewal

mr. william, we just watched the playoff game, i feel really bad for you.to tell you, you had a great season, you should be very proud. i wanted to say, thank you, i'm your number one fan. on the bottom he adds, you're awesome. we tracked down the 7-year-old. >> he just fumbled. it happens all the time. even the best players. it's just a game. >> reporter: we asked why he wrote the letter? >> i think he felt bad. most people write, you're hobble at football. you're horrible. i'm the only one that wrote him good job, be proud. >> reporter: what would he say if he met kyle? >> you're a good player, and i hope you don't feel bad. >> reporter: then he added a simple lesson for us all, about winning, and sometimes losing. >> it's fun when they win, it's not fun when they lose. luckily i've never been to a losing game. >> by the way, we told him to not let him watch this part of the news tonight. he reached out to kyle williams and said there's a jersey on the way to owen and tickets to the game next season, i'll see you tomorrow night. good night.

mr. william bain. >> on the second of may, 2010 the prime minister said the test of the good society was having to care for the frail and vulnerable to even more important, and difficult economic times. with a premise or not be defending the basic sense of decency of the british people if he percents next week with proposals to take going up to 94 pounds per week in employment and support allowance from up to 7000 recovering patients across the country? >> what our plans is more people with cancer will have a greater level of benefit and fewer people actually face the face-to-face interview. that is the case, as he knows there are two types of employment in support allowance, on the support group you get that money for ever for as long as you need it, as long as you are unable to work. many people with cancer go straight into the group and quite right,. >> steven metz car. i know my right honorable friend is aware of the current oil refinery and my constituent into protective administration yesterday. by the future is uncertain it is by no means bleak because i write a book at agreed wit

mr. william bain. >> on the second of may, 2010 the prime minister said the test of the good society was having to care for the frail and vulnerable to even more important, and difficult economic times. with a premise or not be defending the basic sense of decency of the british people if he percents next week with proposals to take going up to 94 pounds per week in employment and support allowance from up to 7000 recovering patients across the country? >> what our plans is more people with cancer will have a greater level of benefit and fewer people actually face the face-to-face interview. that is the case, as he knows there are two types of employment in support allowance, on the support group you get that money for ever for as long as you need it, as long as you are unable to work. many people with cancer go straight into the group and quite right,. >> steven metz car. i know my right honorable friend is aware of the current oil refinery and my constituent into protective administration yesterday. by the future is uncertain it is by no means bleak because i write a book at agreed wit

mr. juan williams in his place the other night. [ applause ] his supposed question was totally ludicrous. we support you. >> thank you very much. >> well, there is some old time language, guys. congresswoman, put him in his place. >> well, again -- >> i don't know, scarlett o'hara country here. i'm waiting for the uppity word to come here. >> you know it's coming. across this country speaker gingrich knows full well the reason so many people are on food stamps in this country is because we haven't done what -- the republicans in this congress haven't actually put forward a single jobs bill to get people back to work and more people are receiving food stamps whether they are black or white or in between because people are struggling. and we want to make sure that they have the ability to take care of themselves and their families so this is not an accident that the republicans who are desperate for a nomination are using this to win in a republican primary, but i'll tell you something. this is not a loaf of bread that's going to sell any place else in this country. >> you know, professor,

mr. les williams. [applause] i would sincerely like to thank you for attending with us today. mr. roberts. [applause] there are few more people but also deserve recognition. thank you to mr. david cunningham that as president of the chapter of the tuskegee airmen. all of whom make this possible. i would also like to a knowledge mr. miles perkins. he has joined us on behalf of lucas film, the producer of the red tails film. [applause] on just one final last note, i want to encourage everyone to learn more about the history and the legacy of these gentlemen that are standing here before us. the tuskegee airmen have their story that has been a new and being told. this past weekend, the george lucas film about the airman was released. it has a g alreadyrossed 18 -- already grossed $18 million, the number two box office hit. when he was shopping around trying to find funding for this film, he was denied. hollywood told him that people would not come out to watch a movie with an all african- american cast. we proved hollywood wrong, people will come out and support and all african ameri

mr. williams as juan in that long, drawn-out way of his. and then pausing for the applause. you also saw him pause for the laughter to build earlier. newt gingrich is very, very good at dealing with an audience, at being silent so the audience reaction can build. the other candidates just usually answer the question. >> you are being nice about this. i'll be blunter. let me ask a question. you and i are friends. i want to ask you. i think there's a history here we can't ignore. ronald reagan, who had good things about him, people will argue on both sides, done some good things, he could go around and campaign talking about the young buck in line using food stamps to buy gin or vodka in the safeway line. he'd use that term, young buck. that would bother people to watch that go on. he would talk about welfare queens. do you agree there is a history of this kind of dog whistle? i'm just asking. >> of course, on both sides of the aisle. >> in this particular use of language about poor people? if you don't agree, just say i don't agree. >> chris, i think in decades past, you have

mr. williams who fumbled those two balls? should he stay or go? of guys for one mistake. he gave the game away. he is the backup punt return. ted ginn would have been in there, knee problem, couldn't play. you can't make mistake like that. he probably feels awful. i feel bad for the defense because they played so well and certainly well enough to win that game. but kyle williams is one of those guys who will go down in nfl history of make a huge mistake in a huge spot. >> i think inexperience cost him on that first one. the indecisiveness where it went off his knee and the second one, i think he kind of relaxed much like lee evans in the first game. i think kyle williams relaxed and allowed the ball to get through on the second one. >> the niners won games this year by taking the ball way from their opponents, by playing great special teams and great defense. >> real quick, i want to talk about joe paterno. pretty sad, penn state coach passing away from lung cancer. the thing is i think a lot of people are wondering, he had such a long career and

facility was there without enough top tier economies to guarantee its aaa status fragile and mr frederick william endo says the agencies are not impartial. the role that the u.s. based grading agencies have played since the greek crisis erupted in december of zero nine has been what many people here see as a brazenly political rule and it happens to be that they preemptively downgrade greek sovereign debt just when european leaders in march of two thousand and ten were coming to an agreement in principle they downgraded to junk status forcing a massive selloff of greek pension funds i don't think they're biased i don't think they're the independent agencies that they portray themselves to be they enjoy a very curious role in being blind to the. problems in companies like g.e. just before the september two thousand and eight explosion there the call to global systemic shock and as well be the background to the whole subprime crisis they were asleep at the switch many times when it comes to the interest of the wall street banks the so-called gobs of money banks like goldman sachs or others they ten

mr. ron williams in his place the other night. [ applause ] his supposed question was totally ludicrous, o you think mrs. sanford, the voters of south carolina, at least those there, were cheering this comment by this woman, regular woman, that ron williams of fox news should be put in his place? >> you know, i think that politicians can be known to pander to certain audiences or segments on certain issues, but so can pundits, and i think that the press likes to make issues sometimes about things where there are no issues. i mean, i for one live on the coast. my congressman is an african-american named tim scott, a republican i'm very proud, and my governor is an indian-american woman, of whom i'm also very proud, so those were both people elected by the electorate in south carolina, so the notion that we have a racial electorate in south carolina is absurd and nonsense and frankly just stirred up by people in the press, and i think people in general are sick of politics as usual and part of it is they are sick of the press stirring things up. they are right. >> who in the press do you kn

williams came up today. let's go to that. >> i would like to thank you, mr. speaker, for putting mr. an williams in his place the other night. >> bill: what about that, tyler? did he not get out of the park? i don't mean to be disrespectful, but holy smokes. >> no offense taken. he had a tremendous debate. he threw out all the red meat that he needed to connect to those eccentric republican voters in south carolina. i think the surge has a lot to do with the debate but also to do with mitt romney imploding. he is not able to fill rooms. his events here have terrible debates. he adds here in south carolina and they are starting to stick. people looking for that alternative, i think they found it in newt gingrich. >> you could just listen to that crowd. he has a base down there. >> oh, yeah. no doubt about it. his specialty throughout this primary season and all these debates has been attacking the moderator, attacking the members of the media. he has done it over and over again. wait until tomorrow night. the word around town in charleston is that cnn knows this is the last band. this

mr. juan williams in his place the other night.lly ludicrous, and we support you. >> thank you very much. >> putting juan williams in his place. well, what place might that be? and ludicrous to say it's offensive to stereotype people in a wrong way acting as if blacks were the ones getting food stamps? and you forgot, by the way, mr. gingrich, even after the president was inaugurated and after he was well into his term, you and i met with the president around education. he sent us on tour together. let me show you if you forgot, a picture of the meeting. you forgot to tell him he was a food stamp president then. we're sitting there in the oval office talking to him with valerie jarrett sitting there. oh, he's in his place. he's in the oval office. i want to keep him in his place, mr. gingrich. and we're not going to demagogue to do that. [ sponge ] the prognosis is bleak. you may need to soak overnight. nurse...! [ female announcer ] dawn power clean can give you the power of an overnight soak in just 5 minutes. [ sponge ] it's a s

mr. juan williams in his place the other night. [ applause ] his supposed question was totally ludicrous.t you. >> thank you very much. >> juan williams put in his place. another standing ovation. your response, professor? >> i mean, whether intended or not, i'm sure that woman asking the question did not intend to signify black man in his place. but come on. that signifies in the history of american rhetoric where you were putting uppity black people in their place. juan williams an articulate intelligent liberal who appears often on fox news and therefore, is a moderate liberal according to many. he can't even raise the question about newt gingrich's incense activity to african-american people and how he might be perceived. so there's an honor taken in putting black people back, putting them on their haunches forcing them against the wall to force them back into the spaces where they can't express their outrage or disgruntlement with how things are being framed. >> i don't want to be too personal, professor, but i imagine if you were sitting in front of a group of students regardless of

mr. controversy juan williams. he didn't see it because he says that it's true.hat in a lot of the inner city situations, a lot of the poor run down schools there is not a strong work ethic and his proposal is to allow children to earn money while they are in school by doing tasks around the school. do you think he is off on that? >> he is wrong. i mean, if he wants to have an honest debate. if he wants to discuss it, then let's look at the reality. when you see that jobs are offered to young people in this country, you have lines around the block. he wants more jobs to be offered. >> he didn't say that bill work ethic, he was suggests thee kids don't want to work. >> bill: i'm not going to speak for gingrich. my job isn't to stick up for him. from what i understood his proposal was to fund jobs within the school, all right? within the school, public schools for kids to clean the schools up, help the janitor services, okay? i think he was pretty explicit about that. >> i don't think so. i think that's a great idea. if he wants to fund jobs. he didn't say i propos