amid gentle and norman and also his human partner.he morning to you. >>> thank you so much. >>> you are beautiful and norman is adorable. what inspired how the demand? >>> people and telling me for years and had to do something with norman. i've always said that this is the perfect man. he always looks at me when i'm talking to him. he does want to be close to me. your taxes sitting in a fair amount to one morning and he was being a perfect little gentleman and i started to think that this little vignettes the consent to do situations for his behaving perfectly. >>> you were inspired by some hard times in your arm personal life. >>> my mother had alzheimer's for seven years. and working on this book help me get through the first christmas without her. part of the proceeds are going to the alzheimer's association in san diego imperial chapter. >>> i like kelly assisting to us. is that perfect gentleman? >>> i really like that in a book we have a segment that says at some point the social media is no longer social. and women like i 290

you cannot do what we did, because norman got away with stocks. you could not do those. tavis: too politically incorrect? >> too politically incorrect. when kospi came on, people said, we need something to counter show, so theyosby got a great writer -- he happens to be black, but he is a great writer, and they said, write us a counter thespiece. they said, we cannot do this, and they waited until people got fired, and the last people said, we are doing it, and they said, we will do it with white people, and it was married with children. if we had done that with black people, we would still be hiding in the bunker. tavis: what is the take away from that? >> the take away is you are not going to get any more shows. even the silliest things people complain about. in the 1970's, there was a lot of craziness on tv. black people said, we do not want that anymore. now there are no more black criminals on tv. as strange as it sounds, you lose jobs. tavis: what is wrong with black folks in the business wanting to see themselves up for the mobile -- upwardly mobile? >> you are se

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william norman was like a father morn a principal. body was found last week in a florida canal with a bag over his head and duct tape covering his mouth. police have arrested two teens who they say confessed to beating, binding and gagging norman possibly for money. norman worked for the anne arundel county school system from 1961 to 1989. he was the first principal at chesapeake high from '76 until '83. and an auditorium was named after him. former students say the lessons norman taught have stuck with them. >> it doesn't matter what you had done. what trouble you could have gotten into, whether it was your mouth in my case, it was usually that for me. he knew there was another reason i was mouthing off to a teacher. it was because you know something was going on at home. >> reporter: now details of the scholarship that's being set up in dr. norman's honor still being worked out and we'll let you know more as we get it. linda so, abc2 news. >>> funeral arrangements have been made for alec cosgarea, he was a standout swimmer from the

>> reporter: norman was like a father, more than a presence pal. former students got together at chesapeake high yesterday after learning he had been murdered. his body was found last week in a florida canal with the bag over his head. and duct tape covering his mouth. police havery arrested two teens who confessed to beating, binding and gagging norman possibly for money. norman worked for the anne arundel school system from 1961 to 1989. he was the first principal at chesapeake high from '76 until '83. and auditorium was named after him. former students say the lessons norman taught them have stuck. >> it didn't matter what you had done. what trouble you could have gotten into. whether it was your mouth in my case, it was usually that for me. he would just sit me down knowing that there was another reason i was mouthing off. to a teacher. it was because you know, something was going on at home. >> reporter: now details of the scholarship and dr. norman's honor are still being worked out and let you know more as we get that information. linda so,

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police say the men admitted to heating norman and rolling him into the water. money was the motive. one of the suspects rented a house from norman. >> he was principal in the 1983. >>> in today's campaign 2012 report, candidates usually talk at rallies filled with supporters. that's not the case for mitt romney today. he's speaking at the annual naacp convention. most members of the civil rights group are supporting president obama. as danielle nottingham reports, the likely republican nominee is making his case for why they should reconsider that vote. >> mitt romney took the stage at the naacp annual meeting in houston, texas with a message for black voters. >> if you want a president that will make things better in the african american community you're looking at him. >> about 90% of black voters are expected to support president obama in november. romney says that support has not led to results. he points out that while the u.s. unemployment rate is just over 8%, among blacks it's much higher 14.4%. >> the unemployment rate, the duration of unemployment, average income, media fa

william norman a man students describe was like a father than a principal.y was found last week in a florida canal. police have arrested two teens who they say confessed to beating, binding and gagging norman possibly for money. norman worked for the anne arundel school system from 1961 to 1989 and he was the first principal at chesapeake high from '76 from '83. an auditorium was named after him. the lessons norman taught have stuck with him. >> choose your words wisely and they'll stay with you forever which they have and i've said that to my daughter and my son. >> reporter: now details of the scholarship in his honor are still being worked out. we'll let you know more as we get the information. linda so, abc2 news. >>> state police say alcohol may have been a factor in a crash that happened on interstate 97. two people died in the early morning crash on june 13th. one of them was kelley whitt. preliminary results show she did have alcohol in the system. the driver of the other car also died. >>> the funeral arrangements have been made for alec cosgarea. h

selling him a home. >> william norman was the first principal here. he worked for anne arundel county until neb 89. >> reporter: a yearbook photo shows old memories. >> he had a big heart. a big heart. >> reporter: police found his body with a plastic bag over his head. the suspect confessed to gagging him, tying him up, beating him up before dumping him in the water. he rented a home to one of the suspects. >> it was vacant. but then he said, i let these friends go in. and then he said, they weren't paying. >> reporter: those friends, now murder suspects, charged with premeditated murder. according to the newspaper, the duo stole norman's credit cards and tried to inquire about their victim's savings account. that's when the police were notified by the bank. >> and norman was a divorced father of two. kai, back to you. >> rochelle, thank you. the cause of norman's death is still pending. >>> a turn of events over the fight of pit bulls. it's being challenged by an insurance company. that means landlords currently have no legal basis to evict tenants

norman actually lives -- norman actually lives in this apartment building k you tell me with -- can you tell me about what happened and what you saw. >> i was sleeping and my wife didn't feel so well. so i got up and tend to her. and i was going back in my doze and i heard knocking. i thought someone was fighting so i jumped up out the bed to see what's happening and my wife is like where you going and i said something was happening and somebody is like get out and they said fire, fire and we got out. from at that time until now i am still here. >> reporter: what's going through your mind? >> i been scared because it's the first time i experienced this so it's really terrifying to know that it's like you are not safe anymore. >> where do you go now? red cross here to help. >> i am going to my wife's daughter's house and we will stay there until daylight and we will come back and see what we can do. get the cleanup process started and all that stuff. >> thanks. >> i am going to go to the rental office and talk about my car and go to the renter's office to see what's going on there. >> th

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and, hey, i don't see race but i see sixth norman germanic tribal association. i don't even see my own race. people tell me i'm a celt and i believe them. meanwhile, meanwhile, folks, when it comes to the anglo-saxon experience, romney not only walks the walk. he talks the talk. just listen to his latest stump speech. >> thank you, and god bless america. >> stephen: ferthu hal, romney, ferthu hal. of course, for more evidence that obama doesn't get america, look no further than his new ad attacking success. >> governor romney's plan would cut taxes for the folks at the very top. i believe the only way to create an economy built to last is to strengthen the middle class, asking the wealth tow pay a little more so we can pay down our debt in a balanced way. >> stephen: oh, you want to ask the wealthy to pay a little more. it never hurts to ask. let me just see what's in my checkbook. no! ( applause ) this ad is just a desperate attempt to walk back obama's blunder from two weeks ago where he let slip his true vision for this country. >> if you were successful, som

one of the suspects reportedly rented a home from norman. >> norman was principal at chesapeake until 1983. the auditorium there is named for him. >>> baltimore county police are looking for two men wanted for engaging in sexual activity with an underaged girl. they're looking for 19-year-old mark macklas jackson and lawrence mayo. investigators say they took a 13-year-old girl to the home. but the girl engaged in sexual activity with both men. both men face second-degree rape and second-degree sex offenses. >>> a man's bizarre behavior leads to dangerous confrontation. police say 36-year-old james brown was partially naked, running around crain highway. he refused orders to surrender. and it took several officers to take him into custody. officers found him under the pcp and crack cocaine. >> republican presidential candidate mitt romney takes his campaign on the road to the annual naacp convention. while most of the convention are supporting president obama, romney is making his case for why they should reconsider that vote. danielle nottingham reports from washington, with this cam

we think reverend norman and the ccdc. we grew up in the group. the sacramento community, local and national businesses, my family at walgreen's, the san francisco-chinatown rotary club, and our partners, the san francisco parts alliance. we have received donations from individuals for large amounts and small amounts. and our foundation banks all of you in appreciation as equals. for those not able to donate money, our foundation thanks you just as much for your heart to's warm wishes and dots. also, i think all the flight crew members who are here today from near and far -- i thank all the flight crew members who were here today. [applause] i salute you. to honor and demoralize your fellow co-worker betty and to help celebrate this reopening, thank you for making our air flight safe, and you are truly first responders. and ask all of you, when you fly, please do not give the group a headache. [laughter] last but not least, i thank all of the members of the betty ann ong recreation council for their dedication in helping to plan this wonderful reo

i am not be here because of thomas mann and norman ornstein i cannot tell you how excited i am. it is great for the republic ibm please to be here i want to begin this the event is live webcast and attendees are able to hash tag even wars send your comments. it will be available at the conclusion of the event. any other announcements correct thomas mann is a senior fellow here and head of the studies program that his from the a political science and florida and he speaks for the heart and for our great country. [inaudible] [laughter] and was opposed to stopping production. [laughter] he lectures frequently and is on every television and radio show they often compete in the media world. norman ornstein is the election analyst for cbs and has written for every publication on the face of the year if in his bet nine "nightline", turn rose, he has said the a university of minnesota and also from the university of michigan where you guys met. when the reasons you got sell much attention is they have spent their entire lives being so moderate and reasonable that when they get mad, some

go to norman in california, please. norman?er: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, norman. >> caller: in the metal detector space, also the medical device space, ticker osis with a tag of only .8 over a people. of 32. what do you think? >> i like it. it does remind me of something else t is a small cap stock go to joyce in texas. joyce? >> caller: yes, jim, i'm asking you about a particular company called donna herd. >> people didn't like the quarter. i like the guys who run this company, i think a terrific opportunity and ne'er-do-wells, johnson controls are, coming back, dana sherher is a name. i want to own t jerry in california. >> caller: boo-yah, cramer. >> boo-yah. >> caller: company analyst too much of the quarter [ inaudible ] >> i don't know. i have to get the ceo on of magic jack that one is too hard for know understand what the metrics r i hate to punt like that go to scott in new jersey. scott? >> caller: hello, boo-yah to the compass of wall street. >> i like being that true north, right? let's go. >> caller: okay. with the

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according to a florida newspaper, the duo stole norman's credit cards and tried to inquire about the victims' saving accounts. she said she is glad the suspects are in jail with no bond and can only hope for the ultimate punishment. >> and norman is a divorced father of two. denise, back to you. >> thank you, rochelle. now, the cause of norman's death is still pending. >>> the time report on the internal investigation into the sex abuse scandal at penn state is about to be released. a team led by former fbi director, interviewed hundreds of people. the man convicted last month of abusing several young boys. the report will be posted online at 9:00 a.m. morning. and will focus on what the university did or did not do to protect children. >>> tough questions for local utility companies after a recent storm left hundreds of thousands of people without power for days and even longer. wjz is live in north baltimore. monique griego has more on what city and county leaders want to know. >> reporter: their main concern is how we can be better prepared for another storm. but they also want mo

william norman was found face down with duct tape over his mouth and a plastic bag wrapped around his neck. police say they tracked the bank cards to these suspects, both confessed to beating, binding and gagging norman at his florida home and then dumping his body in a canal. >>> a sad morning now for a baltimore county family and the mcdonough community. alec cosgarea died in a single- car crash on green spring avenue on mop. we met alec when he built a business. police say the teen died when his car hit a tree on green spring avenue. he spun out of control, went off the road and police say speed may have been a factor. the rising senior was a three- year varsity swimmer and a conference champion. >>> a fundraiser to help a woman shot in the neck in may is being held this weekend. we introduced you to shawnese singletary last month. while sitting at a traffic light, another car pulled up to her and a man inside shot her, causing her to become paralyzed from the neck down. now she's been moved from a spinal rehab facility here in baltimore. friends and family members are going to hav

william norman was found face down with duct tape across his mouth. a cardboard box with a mailing raibl near the scene helped identify norman. when police tracked the bank cards, they connected to two suspects and darly desserree and david wientrawb both confessed to beating, biting williams at his home and dumping him in the canal. no motive for the attack. >>> it is official come november, we will be voting op the same-sex marriage law here in maryland. the marriage alliance which opposes the law submitted 162,000 signatures to repeal it. it only needd about 56,000 to get it up for referendum. marylanders for marriage equality released a new video that they are now distributing via social media. they're asking people to explain why they're voting to support same-sex marriage in our state. we've posted that video at our website, abc2news.com. go check it out. let us know what you think about this this morning on our facebook page. once again your thoughts are on the same-sex marriage law going to referendum here in the state of maryland come novembe

they were -- my father in 1932 voted for norman thomas. he was, i think, a fairly typical intellectual of that period. >> a socialist. >> well, i don't think he ever was a socialist. >> norman thomas was. >> he voted for the socialist candidate norman thomas. then he became more conservative in later years. so it was not a matter so much of my parents sitting down and saying "you must believe all these things." politically, they neve did that. but it was a matter i thinkof maybe some fundamental attitudes that they had imparted to me that when i went out into te world, made me look at things in a certain way. i think that's the right word. >> back to the book and all the references to the john stewart mills and the edmond burkes and all that. if you had a -- take yourself as conservave and you are on one side of the room and you have a liberal on the other side of the room and you pick your five books that most representative what you believe. name those and pick the five in history that you write about that might -- the liberal might sit

the lifetime achievement award this year is going to secretary norman manetta. he is a trailblazer. a man who paved the way for many of us. he was the first asian-american mayor of a major city. he was elected to congress 10 times. he was the first person to serve two presidents in a cabinet. first as secretary of commerce to president clinton, secretary of transportation to president bush. it was on 9/11 that secretary mineta showed us what he was made of. he made the call to ground all of the planes. it was secretary mineta who instituted the policy is -- policies at tsa. it was secretary mineta who prevented the profiling of arab- americans and muslim americans in our country. tonight, we honor secretary mineta and we give them -- him this for a very special reason. i want to thank the san francisco giants for donating this bat. the reason why we are giving this back to secretary mineta is because of what happened to him when he was a young boy. secretary mineta was forced to relocate into the internment camps. as a young boy, he was taken to the train station by military police

i wondered if her death would release me or if i was doomed to norman bates territory. he will be here in five minutes. half an hour later, after i squeezed. we were awkward as wall flowers. the lamp was already blazing with intensity. my growing hard on >> he seemed amenable. he got cold feet? may be he lost interest. ben shrugged. who knows. i would be with us in the second. i am serious. don't you feel abandoned. it's a three way honey, i don't think two people can feel abandoned. he might be late. i looked at the clock again. 25 minutes. only hustlers can get away with that. he's not a hustler? ben turned and looked at me. you think i bought us a hustler? how pathettic tic do you think we are? >> i sort of felt like he targeted us. i didn't get that sense. may be i'm wrong. ben smiled. you are disappointed. no , i said, no just annoyed. he pulled down the waist band. i don't need a mercy suck. he looked up. mercy suck. whatever. undeterred ben got down to business. mercy i said, there was when mr. johnson knocked on the door. you may have figured it out by now. to u

[ male announcer ] norman has a special gift. [ dog barks ] who's a good boy? that's not his chin. [ male announcer ] and his town has a monster problem. you've got to use your gift to stop it. [ grunts ] you might want to give that a few minutes. [ toilet flushes ] [ growls ] [ crowd gasps ] [ male announcer ] from the makers of "coraline"... norman, this is getting completely out of -- hand! ♪ [ male announcer ] "paranorman." aah! [ wind blows ] you want to play some hockey? [ male announcer ] rated pg. >>> newatt 10:00, a new rewards program for safeway to lure back customers. amber lee is in alameda to report that safeway uses information that it has collected if for years. >> reporter: safeway is using technology to try to get customers coming back. you hit personalized deals and it will give you discounts on items you want. safeway is calling its new discount program to keep old customers a game changer. it's called just for you. the pleasanton based program tracks what customers buy and offer discounts on past purchases. >> you go to one location, you sa

in golden gate park, featuring some top music and - including metallica, neil young, std wonder, norman jones, and the foo fighters. i also want to know, our after- school enrichment program registration is under way. the program features convenient and affordable programs for kids, including hallmark activities, sports, crafts, and cooking. log on to sfparkrec.org for more information. we have an extraordinarily robust scholarship program for those needing scholarship assistance. as commissioner buell noted, we had about 1000 people joined us for the reopening event at the chinatown dissenter. -- rec center. we cut the ribbon on the rec center. for the residents of chinatown, the opening was especially significant, considering the population and amount of open space in the area. i want to thank my planning director and project manager and everyone who had a hand in making that opening such a big success. some good recognition. next friday, july 27, san francisco beautiful hosts its annual event in which they recognize individuals and programs and activities that have contributed to the

norman lehrer saved that spot for him. he said yes. we know what happened.nteresting thing weezy isabella sanford they had such great chemistry on the show she in real life was 20 years older than he was. the audiences never figured that out. other thing about hemsley he said in an interview back in '96 he said i am nothing like this guy. i'm just a peace loving hippy kind of guy. nothing at all. >> bill: like the cosby show though this show kind of mainstreamed integration. i mean, it was carol o'connor who was the bigot and you bring in george jefferson who matched him like this. and i thought it was very healthy. it got people affectionate toward other people that they might not understand. so that's what the -- >> -- they were both ignorant in their own ways but they had charm in their own ways. that was the first time in an african-american guy was able to really criticize a white guy on television. >> bill: there you go. juliet huddy in l.a. this evening. factor tip of the day in a moment. it's about what you drink. the tip one minute away. >> tip of t

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