they place it in front of their pedestal. that completes one round.rounds you have, at the end of the game, you win. >> i want everybody to win. but only one will. when people see how many risers they have they become very competitive. and when they become competitive they realize from the game master that only one life is chosen and that's the survival of the fittest. >> at my age i didn't have much of a chance. 30 years younger i probably would have been very competitive and really tried. >> i thought, you know, exercises don't look too difficult. but then when you speed them up and make them very intense and you're doing five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten rounds it all adds up and it gets tougher and tougher. >> now, today, we had a tie. oh, my. drama. mary, eliza, pushups. >> so we have our two and we did pushupans one couldn't push up one more pushup. >> and eliza wins. woo hoo. >> my strategy was simply thai was not going to lose. i didn't realize i was so competitive but once she said there's only one winner and everybody else dies, i was like,

i always had it so big on this pedestal in my mind and coming here to look for apartments last may ish, this city will eat you up and spit you out. i didn't feel ready. being back here now and recently i'm like -- what! i love it. >> good luck in the job hunting. we know that's going on now. anybody needs a good writer. >> thank you. "the biggest loser" airs tonight at 8:00/7:00 central on nbc. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it has the fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to visibly reduce wrinkles in just one week. "why wait if you don't have to." rapid wrinkle repair. neutrogena®. recommended most by dermatologists. have 46 grams of whole grains... mmmm. ...and a touch of sweetness. you'll be delighted to discover how good they taste. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is a wbal-tv 11 news update. >> temperatures are going to soar into the 70's. the average high temperature is 53. we will make it into the low-to- mid-70's this afternoon. 30% chance of a thunderstorm in the middle of the afternoon as well. next chance for rai >>> that was my first wife, jodi.

and they wonder what might happen to them when their man has tumbled from the pedestal. >> my colleague has been speaking to a member of the libyan national transitional council. >> are they entitled to as much assistance as any other place in libya? >> this revolution is for all libyans. libya is united. the whole country is united. realistic, it is clearly not united. let's look at the question of torture. the allegations made by organizations from human rights watch, amnesty international, this is a disgraceful state of affairs, isn't it? but haven't seen the video, i did not witness any. i have visited some many prisons many prisons.o m-- so it doesn't say that the whole country is like this. >> amnesty international visited 11 places, 10 of which people said they had been subjected to mistreatment. >> most of the prisoners receive their family visiting almost every second day. if there was something like that, it would be set by their families. the allegations are false. >> these are people that have been tortured on the internet, they are all faith -- fake? >> try to make sure it

protest about wholefoods because everyone loves wholefoods because somehow they are held up to some pedestal. there are not union but people seem to local foods. i did not understand why. i do like whole foods. they get

protest about wholefoods because everyone loves wholefoods because somehow they are held up to some pedestal. there are not union but people seem to local foods. i did not understand why. i do like whole foods. they get treated different ly than other stores do. the issue here, i would be supportive and we could put some things in place. one of the things i would want is however we could put something in about the local hiring, whether -- to meet the goals of the 100% local hiring. the condition about beer and wine sales only. that was their intent anyway. but i think if we put that in there, beer and wine would be the only thing they could sell, that would help. most kids are not trying to steal wine other grocery store. if that is the case, the issue around self check out, if they are allowing people to come in and steal all call, that is a quick way to be out of -- steel alcohol, that is a quick way to be out of business. maybe there is a line that is not self check out. maybe we can create some protection around that issue. the other issue i have heard is wic, and we can make that as a c

from the perspective of 150 years later lincoln is on this enormous pedestal and day to day, he was having to engage in the petty diplomacy and petty flogging that politicians are today. i love the vallard portrait. >> with a great deal of clarity. >> as james says, he he's offended and repeatedly says this guy is the president of the united states and has this propensity for making dirty jokes and seems unbecoming of a president. >> he acknowledges -- he says, he turns out to be one of the great leaders in adversity. completely misjudged him. >> there is a quote where he's talking about lincoln as a state legislator aspiring to become congressman or senator. my wife keeps thinking i could be president of the united states. can you believe a biumpkin like me? >> what scott described, it's just a wonderful anecdote. he describes getting caught with lincoln in a rain storm and sheltering in an abandoned freight car. he's just sitting with the man. he has no notion he could ever be president of the united states. hearing lincoln laugh at the idea -- this is his wife's ambition. i suspect linc

because3 they're only as good as their lastthit, their last -úsong, then alsoosociety puts them on a pedestal of them, and they're aaraid of the image being defiled. so there's a lot of insecurity into being a performer at a high leeell3 but i think that can actually be used toogood there's a gift that comes with hat insecurity. if you embbace it and you live with uncertainty, ii fact, that's the seed of all creativity. that ww can all. >> chopra: we can all learn. -ú>> smith: we, we, we mortals can take from it. >> chopra: we can all learn to understand that if you embrace your uncertainty and insecurities, you will find the seed of creativity there and that will be, it'll be an impetus for you to achieve evee greater things. >> smithh and that people in positions of, of, of fame or sort of public celebrity often have these issues. >> chopra: they have these issues. acutely.: they feel them >> chhpra: they're more exaggerated in them beccuse more. >> smith: what about the presideet??3 you aae a supporter of the presidents.in fact, you ann russell simmons aae going to in.peehaps by the time t

. >> i see put them down and put them on a pedestal and take them double. >> i'm very proud and happy do you want to see as the next president of france. i will no>> i will not answers. >> you will not answers this question. does which party represents your values more? >> i have no idea. i don't like politics. >> you do have an idea. tell me your ambition before we go. what is it that you want to be and do and what kinds of things would make you happiest? what kinds of film roles, how do you find a course that is most statsatisfying. >> i just did a movie b directed by claude miller. and it was a very special experience and a very special spot. the first time the director offered me such a dark and dangerous and -- i don't know -- woman. >> and you liked it? >> and i really like it. and i think this is for me another step in my area. >> evolution of your career. >> personally i would love to keep discovering other things. and i would like to finish some projects that i had in my head. >> what impresses you most about you is the joy of discovery that you had. this kilometres-per-hour

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and then once you become the mother of the kid, you will always be on that pedestal forever.my family and it took me 20 years for the first wife to speak to the second wife and -- >> do they get along now? >> it's perfect. it's actually quite unusual that we are a tribe now. but i love it so much because our kids get to experience the family, the tribe. >> that's special. >> i love it. i must tell you, it's great for them to see us all interact. >> do you sing at these little tribal meetings? >> absolutely not. you know what it is, and i think you experienced the same, we are superstars until we come home and then i am dad. and i love that. >> i'm not even a superstar before i leave. different starting point. >> well, what i love most is that -- and it's a grounder for me. i actually have kids that miss the commodores. i actually have kids that miss the '80s and now i have grandkids and they don't know who they are at all. which i am loving the most. i am papa. when papa comes in the room, we have showbiz. >> let's take a break and i want to get to white knee and see what you

they are placed in front of the pedestal to complete a round.he more rounds you have at the end of the game, you win. >> look at that hairpiece, is that related to "the hunger games?" interesting. so far a handful of gyms are taking up the new fitness crave. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," another look at the winning mega millions jackpot numbers. you may have won a piece of the prize if you bought your ticket l oioocatnns i the ne location bay area. we'll tell you where. >>> if you have your lot low ticket ready, here's a check of the mega millions numbers. 2, 4, 23, 38, 46 and the mega ball number is 23. there were three winning tickets sold in maryland, illinois and kansas. here in california, 29 tickets got five of the six numbers. five of the six were sold here in the bay area. those tickets were sold at al's food and liquor in san rafael, fox liquors in san francisco, fast and easy mart in fremont, liquor tobacco & more in sunnyvale as well. those tickets pay out $228,000. congratulations to you. >>> polar bear twins made their public

kind of placed her up on that pedestal. she was like the world to me. been together for six months, but we didn't really sleep much throughout those six months. i was deathly afraid of losing her. i felt like this was the one person that cared about me. ever. before her and i were together, she had been with my friend named luke, and she said that he would get mad at her and hit her. one day in my anger over the situation with luke and her, i called up a friend of mine, cyril, and i was like, let's kill luke. just pissed off. he was like you're drunk, dude and hung up the phone. two weeks later he showed up and he's like, yeah, let's do it. i'm like, what are you talking about? let's kill luke. that was all the encouragement i needed. >> did you ever talk to luke about beating your girlfriend? you never had a direct conversation with him about it? >> no. a long time ago luke and i made a pact we'd never let anybody come between us, girls or anything like that. that's when he said this is different. so when that happened, i just kind of -- that was the e

it's still sitting there on the back of the truck, preparing to be placed on top of its pedestal there at duke ellington plaza. this will be a 20-foot tall statue and will be put together for the very first time here today on site. jazz musician, band leader, composer and d.c. native, duke ellington or as stevie wonder called him, sir duke, will sit upon a monumental treble clef inspired by his own musical scores, while playing a piano while notes swirl upward. zachary oxman was awarded the commission by the arts and humanities during a competition. we spoke with him at manassas, he was down there where they had finished up the sculpture before they placed it on the back of this truck to have it travel up here to d.c. this is what he said about seeing his creation come together for the very first time. >> i'm excite and i haven't even begun to work on it yet, to see it sitting here and to be able to step back, i've actually never seen the whole piece assembled because it's so tall, it doesn't fit. so for myself i'll see it finished for the first time. >> the statue is called "encore" b

message here is that you know we need to hold some of these people that we look up to and put up on a pedestal, accountable for their actions. i think that's part of the problem here. i didn't take this film and take the characters and do a bishop eddie long thing or anything like that he i just put enough on his plate to make it real. i want people to see you know, the message really want them to take away is that you know, this is a man. this is not god. and although he gets to the point, he thinks that he is. and that's the dynamic in here. this is not like your typical gospel movies that you see. it's nothing like that at all. this is a legitimate story. it's real. and i try to write from a realistic point of view. but this guy, this character, isaiah washington in this movie -- >> is amazing, oscar-worthy performance from eisaiah washington. >> it will debut tonight at the american film institute. the proceeds are being donated to duke ellington school of the arts. we're so glad you took the time to come in and tell us about it. good luck with this performance. >> thank you very much. >>

if you bake a cake it's hard to put it on display. >> pedestals are elegant. but they take up room.y. it has a suction cup for any plate. use grandma's china, suction it on and turn it over. voila, you have a nice cake stand. to release there is a button. pull it and it comes off. that's so cool. >> i love it. it's cheap. $20 to $30. >> it comes in two sizes. 10 or 12 inches. >> great. this is another one you will love as well. the collapsible cheese grater. these take up room. >> they do. if you sometimes reach for them in the cabinet you can scrape your hand. this is flat. there is just a little latch that you unlatch, hold it down and you are you can grate your cheese. it's dishwasher safe which i love. $20 from joseph joseph. >> this is genius. basically if you like lemon tasting water you can make any bottle lemon tasting. >> it's the sombrero. stick it on any battle. squeeze the lemon. you don't have to buy -- you like that? >> you like lemon? you're next. >> that's $5. you can put it in the diet coke, whatever you want. >> hi, gemma. >> she likes the bottle. she wants to play

i think a lot of people got angry that i was taking this icon of the pedestal and, you know, making him and even some negative qualities. so the ire that rose in the wake of that, you know, was -- was interesting and i understand how people want to keep things -- keep history at a distance, but, for me, my job as a dramaist is affect people in the here and now. so whatever story telling techniques i need to use in order to that, i do that, but i do think about the accuracy. >> the other side, right, if you walk away with a vital misapprehension about the facts of king's life or walk away thinking something about the conditions and the factories in china where you visited where apple products are made, if you walk away with a misapprehension, some degree you feel like you've failed the viewer, right? >> yeah. i wrestle with this constantly. especially in light of how much more information there is now than there was when i made my journey over there. then i actually have to also wrestle with the fact that the monologue i perform is about a journey and what i saw then and then the constan

how it's all going to come out and if anybody professes to know sew, the ought to be elevated to a pedestal or sent to the loony bin. it's a difficult and trying question but i don't think things are going to role back. the arab world has spoken and a very considerable effort mobilized against corruption, and against one-party states. where they will come how they will succeed still remains an open question. for me in looking at the situation in the region, one has to continue to be attached with the traditional american view that egypt is a very serious and important bellweather. i don't see egypt as resolved in any way at all and i see egypt as kind of a sparring ground between the egyptian military and islamists, particularly -- and how and in what ways they will be able to colder nate their work in the future of the country or remain apart. it's part of the track that people brought change in tahrir square havees chewed leadership in their moms perhaps as a security protection but now seemingly taking them out of the range of being able to be part and parcel of an electoral future with

go up on your pedestal and talked quietly. >> he may start moving to the microphone now, if you wish.had to take a course. it was required on public speaking. it was taught by a debate coach at temple university. he gave us all a question and we had to come in and debate. this was 1960. i was given the question, should george romney be elected president of the united states? he was not interested in running. if you just want to identify yourself quickly and then ask your question. >> michael probiotic, and then a question. i think mitt romney's major problem is that he is in the wrong party. as a mormon or as a moderate, he has a very tough time representing the views of the republican party. i think his advisers are telling him to stay to the right as long as you can and then when you get the nomination, you can swing to the left. huntsmans had given away millions of dollars to the university and the hospital in salt lake city. they are a leading family in -- mormon family in the country. i think huntsman made it very clear that he was going to switch parties. i think for romney, he

go up on your pedestal and talked quietly. >> he may start moving to the microphone now, if you wish. as you are doing that, when i got to college a very long time ago, i had to take a course. it was required on public speaking. it was taught by a debate coach at temple university. he gave us all a question and we d to come in and debate. this was 1960. i was given the question, should george romney be elected president of the united states? he was not interested in running. if you just want to identify yourself quickly and then ask your question. >> michael probiotic, and then a question. i think mitt romney's major problem is that he is in the wrong party. as a mormon or as a moderate, he has a very tough time representing the views of the republican party. i think his advisers are telling him to stay to the right as long as you can and then when you get the nomination,ou can swing to the left. huntsmans had given away millions of dollars to the university and the hospital in salt lake city. they are a leading family in -- mormon family in the country. i think huntsman made it very

bernanke is convinced that he's got to keep his foot on the pedestal. >> he lays out exactly what he's going to do and the market kind of got what it was looking for. >> we didn't hear anything about qe-3. >> we're up 1 hunter poi00 poin ground already. let's play the economy improving game, let's forget about the qe-3 game. have you seen the hope for second quarter for the stock market? is the s&p is up 11%. it was up 11% in the prior quarter, and the public yawns at participation in the stock market. outflows from mutual funds. bond funds are now underperforming stocks again in this quarter. the biggest bond fund out there is now down on the quarter. and it makes you wonder when. >> when rates start moving up, it sures when you're in a bond fight. >> in things like high yield, so much goes into high yield, 13 million in the first quarter. some of the managers want to return it, because they can't meet the benchmark. when will the stock market start showing -- >> and you can't answer that question. >> i can't answer that question. but you've been sitting here saying it for how many ye

bill maher, put him on a pedestal. he says nasty things about someone on the right, ignore it.f someone on the right says it, completely trash him. >> i'm not surprised that we're having this nationwide discussion about this, because you would think that it would just be all about how rush made an inappropriate remark and that there would never be anymore discussion about how other people have made comments about conservative women. i'm surprised that we're having this national discussion. >> you know why we are. >> some people have taken a step back. bill maher himself has said, hey, rush is off the hook. he apologized. >> gretchen, you know this thing would have died down if president obama didn't go on super tuesday, picked super tuesday to do his first press conference of the year and said you know what? i picked up the phone and called sandra fluke. if that hadn't happened, we wouldn't be talking about it. >> it shows you the double standard in the country. let's talk about this. the cost of gasoline is a gigantic political issue. on super tuesday, exit polls shows that 77

know how it is all going to come out if anybody professes to know so they ought to be elevated to a pedestal or eight allin evin. it is a difficult and trying question but i don't think it is necessarily true that things are going to hold back to where they were. the world has spoken and its people have spoken, and there are certainly i think a very considerable effort now globalized against corruption and autocracy and one-party states where they will come and how they will succeed still remains an open question. for me, in looking at the situation in the region, certainly one has to continue to be attached with the traditional american view that egypt is a very serious and important bellwether. i don't see egypt as a result in any way at all and i see egypt has still a kind of sparring ground between the e egyptian military and the islams particularly from and how and in what way they will be able to coordinate their work in the future of the country or indeed continue to remain apart. i think it is something of a tragedy that people the brought us change in of square have the public leade