there's your pencil. >> you have to soak pencils in water in order to do your legal briefs and you're up against a prosecutor who's got probably six pcs in his office? >> yeah, and -- >> does seem like a slight disadvantage. >> it's a little bit of a disadvantage, but you know, when i win, i will have a hard-earned victory. i hope. >> watson's pencil defense did have some success. his prosecutor wanted 25 years. he was eventually sentenced to 12, but with good behavior and time served, he will be eligible for release in 7 1/2 years. >>> coming up, one of the most colorful inmates at maricopa. >> this is one of my daughter. the reason why i'm in here. >>> and later, one of the most feared. >> she is the one in this whole jail that creeps me out for a better word. >> rest assured, if somebody killed a [ bleep ], they had a reason to [ bleep ] do it. you need to be looking at the dead [ bleep ], not the mother [ bleep ] who killed her. yeah. do you churn your own butter too? what? this is going to give you a head start on your dinner. that seems easier sure does who are you? [ female ann

feel yourself about to share your views on rape, i want you-- and this is important, so go grab a pencil if you're about to talk about rape, i want you to stab yourself in the eye with your pencil. [ laughter ] okay? really jam it in there. work it around back and forth up in your skull cavity, okay? see if you can sever the portion of your brain that stores the word rape. and don't stop until your urge to appeal to voters by talking about rape has passed. sadly, it's too late for richard mourdock. these comments have left his campaign in shambles. but you know what? don't shed a tear, folks. i've come to realize that this is something that god intended to happen. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] thank you very much. welcome back, everybody. [cheers and applause] my guest tonight is an expert on ancient roman culture. i'll ask which is better: domino's or papa john's. please welcome anthony everitt. [cheers and applause] thank you so much for joininging me. circumstance you've written extensively on ancient rome. you wrote the book cicero, augustous, and your new book is called "the ri

who is voting for colored pencils? ten votes for colored pencils. who is voting for markers?ally lex. naturally, they were disappointed. they thought we had just had the election. but now it was time to work these young minds by introducing them to the electoral college. so we broke the class into five tables or states. the majority at each table, either markers or colored pencils, will get the table's one electoral vote. of course in real life states have varying amounts of electoral votes depending on the population. table 1 selector, how do you cast your vote? >> markers. reporter: table 2's electoral how do you cast your vote? >> markers reporter: table 3's elector? colored pencils reporter: the wholly lex came down to one state. table 5's elector. this is it, guys. this will decide the whole thing. elector, how do you cast your vote? >> colored pencils. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: what's that? that was cheating. everybody thinks it's unfair because it's not just about the elector's votes. it's about everybody's votes >> reporter: what happened to these kids has

stickers, pencils. those are great ideas. >> don't give me a pencil. >> and giving the family maybe without during the holiday. and a turkey drive is being held in the sunday. and they are selecting food items. >>> and states are preparing for the worst with sandy n virginia people are stocking up on food and water. others are making sure that to tie down furniture. bring it inside. secure the windows and doors. and that's what we have been hearing for the last couple of days prepare for sandy. >> we have been making phone calls and we'll continue it do so, the big boxes are out of generators around the area. >> the fact they are getting that. down load our weather shield app. that will keep you safe. it is going on. and sandy. the winds are sustained t has not changed much through the show. >> can you see the turn to the west and our area. we are in the cone of uncertainty. we're getting impacts. sunday, monday, tuesday a slow moving system that's going to couple up with this cold air trough that's goi

if you done that so many times with me of my gosh eyebrow pencil is gone. i to put some on?h good! >>host: you can see live 1 eyebrow looks with and without. >>guest: and lost them years ago >>host: and never come back what is it with that? the gray hair comes back with a vengeance.every time i see a gray hair i'm like 0 no you don't. >>guest: night can see how easy it the selling pressure makes it look like real hair follicles allure magazine it is a goof proof bra pencil.it took me 15 years to get this palette right, why? i tried factory after factory, there are always metallics and it always some kind of mineral in their that created shimmer i wanted mat. like all the makeup artists have you will see what these are matte finish they do not make our eyes look crepey, they do not make them look wrinkled, or aged. this is how easy it is to their are your 4 for day, and your 44 night. when you put these and near those of the top of and make the whites of your eyes look so intense the reason brown makes everyone's eye color look gorgeous. >>host: your eyes look amazing she mad

>> colored pencils. yeah. >> what is that?eating. >> everyone is thinking it is unfair. >> joining me now is the host of that program. mo rocca so cruel. why don't you wait until we have to allow them to get their hearts broken. >> it will be happen. >> they will realize that kinds graded. >> there is a fat nacing piece here. where you fet into the con constitution. >> i haven't seen it. >> i couldn't find anything. >> even using a high-tech device we were coming up empty. i needed help. >> i have been looking all over the country to find the tight to valentine's day. the right to vote. >> i'm not kidding you. >> the constitution made no mention of voting rights. >> did they forget to? >> no. >> they were unsure in fact whether voting was a right or a privilege. >> and they came up with the electoral college. >> not the best parents. >> you know, a lot of your viewers are saying of course there is a right to vote. >> but there is not an a affirmative right to vote. >> why there are 13,000 voting districts in the district. >> t

acrylic on pencil on canvas. >> this is a "greater boston" painting. this is the one of the key early works and the way you have to look at these paintings is by erasing any kind of prejudice as to what you think you're seeing and look at the painting and it becomes a mantra these paintsings are especially calming, especially beautiful with time and agnes said to me once from music they accept pure emotion, from art they expect explanation. >> rose: she also said when i think of art i think of beauty, beauty is the mystery of life. it's not just in the eye, it's in the mind, it is our positive response to life. >> i'll give you an interesting daughter was about eight years old visiting agnes and agnes had a beautiful rose she picked from the garden and my granddaughter was fascinated by the rose and agnes took the rose out of the vase and said to isabelle "is this rose beautiful?" and isabelle said "yes, the rose is really beautiful." and then martin put the rose behind her back. she said "is it still beautiful?" and isabelle said "oh, yes, it's beauti

. >> if you have a choice from 500 precinct workers or person with a pencil draw the map, take the penciled the pencil to favor their party. >> as a result of redistricting there are at least four republican districts in that i would say are tossup or lead to democrat. >> for example, shilling district 17 went from a sprawling stretch that slightly favored democrats to a more compact area adding the cities of rockford and peoria. >> with redistricting it leans slightly more democratic than the previous 30 years. if you look at hard numbers it looks good. >> sherry, the democrat challenging shilling enjoys the support of the top congressional democrat senator dick durbin. other at-risk illinois republicans in "d" leaning districts include joe walsh in the eighth district. house democrats are counting on redistricting alone in illinois and elsewhere. to give them about a dozen seats in their drive to flip 25 and regain criminal of the house. in illinois 17, shilling thinks the redistricting plan could count on the coat tail of president obama in his home state. >> there is remorse with the

on canvas, the pencil changing ever so slightly because of the grain of the canvas, very soft washes of color and she said to me "i wanted to make a painting that nobody else would think was a painting." and she said "you know, they responded." she was a pioneer woman. she came from saskatchewan, she was a sailor, she trained for the olympics as a swimmer. she was a really tough pioneer lady and a recluse. you know, the years of her life she lived on a mesa and never saw anybody and wasnowed in or the winter and would just limit any stimulus around her. so i was there once and -- >> rose: how did you meter? >> i meter in 1963 at a party at jack youngerman's studio with ellsworth kelly and robert indiana and i was a kid and she was amazing. a lecture ensued about truth an beautytthat meeting and i think something clicke i think when we meet people that we like that we have something in common with intellectually. something clicks and so -- incidentally youngerman was married to delphine serig who was a star, she was one of the most famous actresses in the world. i was this little kid

i was stunned when i found out these kids didn't have pencils and paper. so, what we did along with angie, we solicited paper from paper companies that they dropped off there so they would have paper. if you want to call something a shame, you call that a shame. these are students that go to school in san francisco that don't have pencils and papers and pens. now, some of the teachers were going in their own pockets. but in order to bring something together, i think what has to happen is you need to go out there and visit the center. how many of you have been out there to visit? i know, the same thing that one that came up in the back. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >>> good evening, my name is robert woods and i'm with the san francisco black human rights council. i'm an architect by education and i'm teaching ged math to those who have dropped through the crack. and through my experience in teaching them, i find that if you don't like the people you're serving, you cannot deliver a positive message to them. and that's the problem that i

. >>> it is as thin as a pencil and as light as a notepad. the new ipad mini is unveiled. >> we'll get a look at t plus apple is not the only one with wig changes. -- we'll get a look at it. mainly i was thinking about my family. how am i going to take care of my family. states. plus apple is not the only one with big changes. thing he gave us. nothing. anncr: priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. on gasoline. i am probably going to the gas station about once a month. last time i was at a gas station was about...i would say... two months ago. i very rarely put gas in my chevy volt. i go to the gas station such a small amount that i forget how to put gas in my car. [ male announcer ] and it's not just these owners giving the volt high praise. volt received the j.d. power and associates appeal award two years in a row. ♪ >>> you know, new apple product get a lot of buzz and fanfare. this one was no different. the tech giant unveiled its new ipad mini in california. adam shapiro takes us to the big announcemen

>> seeing a pencil skirt with a twist. it's from status, a new word in fashion vacab. this works for everyone. it's a great lens, and here we fit it with a jacket because sometimes it's quite useful so with a suit jacket, a suit always reads a little bit more older and sophisticated. >> a pencil skirt is what makes it pencilling, the fact that it's fitted around the waist. >> wear it on the waist. the skiniest part of your body, always wear the waist. >> thank you so much. our next trend sweater dressing. let's show it on the runway. >> sweater dressing big on the runway. saw a great look. super easy to recreate and sweaters are perfect for a kay like today. >> here comes rosa. >> tell us about this look. sweaters are great to dress up. we wore this with great pants and the idea about sweater dressing is to dress up, glam up, so wear it an evening heel, cute little hat. lacks adorable. >> that sweater is nice and fitted because you don't necessarily want to do the big chunky sweater. >> exactly. start layering and end up t

apple pie, big sheik antique bowls of wooden apples, read and golden, apples pencils, produce framed on the library wall, texas vegetables from the rio grand empire. i am an american first, then a texan he would say not understanding he sounded like auggi march. the clues are there, i later realized. a man's fate is his character. you always have to show off and tell us what you know, carl said. i'll be in washington next week i say. i have an interview, i have to close of peace. you promised me, you said you would stay away from washington state. you sat right here and said you would not go to the cascades. he yells as loudly as i have ever heard him. washington, d.c. i shout back. i have the trait as well. [laughter]. >> as you are thinking about that, i would like to ask you to give us one more. there are 2 completely surprising and interesting substories woven through this narrative of your brother, 1, your fabulous aunt character in mexico getting frosty into mexico and running around with frita caller and your discovery of apples? >> this is astonishing, are we talking about th

the rescued everybody went a pencil assisting vessel-- dragged it in the.the mother was a lot of mess and water before it sank. >> unfortunately the boat received damage but how with the people? >> there were lucky. it could easily rolled over. >> the neptune is owned by the san francisco bay boat cruise company. they tell me that this happened because of a fluke with a navigational error by the captain. there are going to prepare the boat and have its in the next couple of weeks and prepared and repaired. they are going to take extra precautions to make sure that this does not happen again. the coast guard is going to launch its own investigation of what caused the accident. michael pelton, kron 4 news. >> deval the news on the meningitis outbreak. federal authorities. this developing-news it is now 15 the death toll of the cdc 198 people in 13 states. california has yet to report illnesses. it has been linked to steroid shots for back pain. from a specialty pharmacy in massachusetts. color rural police are trying to figure out who fired a gun. color rubbl

thin as a pencil. and a boast ten hours of battery life. it comes with an hd front camera for face time and a five mega pixel camera on the back. the mini screen, 7.9 inches, slightly larger than google's and amazon's tablets. now apple says that gives you more screen space while browsing the web. especially in portrait mode. the biggest difference they said is in the apps. >> we have these amazing applications for ipad users and we've learned, we have over 700,000 applications that can run in ipad. customers love the ones written for ipad. design for that screen. over 275,000 of them. what does the other platform have? phone applications stretched up. not tablet application. >> the new ipad mini will start at $329. preorders for that and the fourth generation ipad start friday. the first minis will be shipped, starting november 2nd. get it while it's hot. >>> minutes ago, police have identified the driver accused of ramming her car outside the naval support facility in bethesda. it is now part of the walter reid medical center. chopper 4 w

the old pencil sets. people say that's not enough. i want to do something more. pads of paper.singly things that you wonder why it's just sitting there and we're not getting the 800,000 attention. >> there is a critical mass of donors who feel touch screen tablet are new fangle, and they support requesting construction paper and pencils before before the touch screen tablets. there are donors who see the potential of that technology, but there is a split and it makes more expensive technology projects a little bit less likely to be fully funded. >> gavin: most expensive thing ever supported? >> the range--i think of one when we were still operating donors out of my classroom in the bronx, and my students were our staff members. there was another teacher in the bronx, a first grade teacher whose students could not go out for recess because the playground was in such disrepair disrepair. she asked a new playground. a pre-fab--pre-constructioned playground. we never thought it would happen, but we posted it, and donors fully funded the new playground. >> gavin: you and i have had

it's 7.2 millimeters thin, close to the thickness of a pencil. very light-weight, under 1 pound, and features an hd forward-facing camera. and it comes with a new lightning dock. so your existing ibad accessories -- ipad accessories will not work. an entry-level wi-fi only 16 gig mini will set you back $330! if you add more storage and data plans, it can cost as much as $660. you can preorder beginning friday, and it ships a week later, november 2nd. of they seem to be a lot like the ipad 2, but smaller, a lot more portable. it will fit great in a purse or pocket. if you want a tablet to take but everywhere, this might be the device -- with you everywhere, this might be the device for you. otherwise it seems priced high. we thought it would be around $200 to compete with amazon and google. but apple went high with the price. >>> the search is on for a killer after a mother and her 2 toddlers were found murdered inside their rancho cardoba home home. all three victims were violently killed. a six month old baby was found alive inside a crib in a b

as thin as a pencil and light as a pad of paper. >> it's great for surfing the web, sharing with friendsnd family. >> with the success of the kindle fire and other smaller tablets, the president of -- group says he may have felt the pressure. >> the 7-inch tablets have been selling well. a lot of us thought the 7-inch tablets were going to be a betweener product but it is easier to carry. >> the announcement comes on the heels of the new i-phone 5 release featuring a new screen. apple has sold more than 1 million i-pads. the new version is 7-point -- ceo tim cook says it's been an amazing year for apple. >> it has been an incredible year. with all of these new products and all of the applications and cloud services, this has been a truly prolific year of innovation for apple. >> began with the wi-fi only version going on sell november 2 november 2nd. adam shapiro. >> so what makes this version of the i-pad different than the last one except size. according to apple this is an entirely new design something a tech geek says you have got to pay attention to. >> apple takes great pride in th

. >> you need seven pencils. >>> this comes to us from kxas, nbc 5 in dallas, texas. chocolate lovers got to sink their teeth into chocolate treats. gir ra deli is crowning the best chocolate dish at where else, the texas state fair. judges had a tough time choosing a winner. in the end it was a mix of chock lit and a signature mexican dish that took top prize. this year's winner, brilliant, the chocolate taco. why didn't i think of this? i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> this woman -- morning a woman is fighting for her life. baltimore road was closed for five hours so police could gather evidence. it is back open now. and police are still searching for the driver responsible for a five-car pile-up in silver spring. chopper 4 above the scene there. this is on university boulevard near east wayne avenue about 9:00. a pedestrian was hit. she is in critical condition at the hospital now. we're told a second person was hurt as well but should be okay. police are now looking for a newer model black pickup

. >> something smaller than a pencil that essentially brought her husband back to life. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,now, doctors are using a tiy heart as dr. k ill shows us, the >>> after a heart attack, getting enough blood and oxygen to the body is critical to survival. now doctors are using a tiny heart pump. as dr. kim mulvihill shows us, the device is saving lives, hearts and families. >> reporter: curtis broome is an avid cyclist and runner. >> i was in good shape, i was in very good shape. >> reporter: but four months ago the 47-year-old collapsed on a morning ride. >> he passed out on the bike and hit the deck and he was dead. and just in a split second, my life turned upside-down. >> reporter: broome, who had no prior history of heart disease, had cardiac arrest >> he was really in bad shape. >> reporter: interventional cardiologist dr. richard chang says that cardiac arrest wasn't due to a heart attack. it was electrical. he had an arrhythmia that led to acute stress-induced heart failure. >> his heart was functioning at 10% so he had what we call pump failure. and he was essentially dying

. >> you need seven pencils. >>> this comes to us from kxas, nbc 5 in dallas, texas. chocolate lovers got to sink their teeth into chocolate treats. gir ra deli is crowning the best chocolate dish at where else, the texas state fair. judges had a tough time choosing a winner. in the end it was a mix of chock lit and a signature mexican dish that took top prize. this year's winner, brilliant, the chocolate taco. why didn't i think of this? i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 5:00 a.m. >> good morning. we're off to a quiet start on this thursday. there could be some rain coming in tonight. 51 in jarrettsville. expecting increasing clouds. breezy and mild. we could see some thunderstorms roland tonight. >> 4:56. 48 degrees at the airport. the city of baltimore could face a lawsuit. >> the hand-held metal detectors will be used in baltimore county schools starting today. >> staying safe in the event of an earthquake. >> and over

. >>> police say a 6 year old east port elementary had more than just pencils and books in her backpack. they say she had possibility in the bag. a -- pot in the bag. a teacher made the discovery. the school contacted police and tracked down who they believe maybe the source. >> the officers went to talk to the mother. she had two open warrants for her arrest and arrested that day for that and then the investigation in to the marijuana is on going. >> police say it was about a gram of pot and officials don't believe the first grader had any idea it was in the backpack. >> rapes will take the field at several -- ravens will take the field at several local schools. sherrie johnson is live at sykesville with more to explain how they are working to encourage kids to get up, out and play. >> that's right. we are here atlinton springs in sykesville. very exciting day for the kids. they will have an assembly at 9:30 and ravens stop by the school and visit them. this is a part of the play 60 challenge. this morning, i'm joined by physical education teachers and health teachers. we have donny wh

learning to write, meaning you need to strengthen your hand and finger muscles in order to hold the pencilg brushes where they have a bigger grasp on things, or we use the smaller brushes or pencils. woman: brian, do you want to come on the feely walk? you need to take your shoes and socks off and tell me what you feel. that was soft. soft. it was soft. oh, cold! that's the cold one. what's in there, jonathan? ice. ice. let's see... how will that feel on your feet? no. no, don't like that one, huh? hendrick: it's so important that we encourage our children to develop all their senses, like touch... sight... hearing... i think she's thinking about trick-or-treating. ...smell and taste... because the more they use them, the more they can learn. do you want to smell the next one? ok. let's see if we can guess what it is. hendrick: take a close look at these activities. what other activities can you think of that might help your children use all 5 senses? woman: let's see what that was, rhondel. what is that? oh, you know what that is? girl: it's a rock! woman: it's a rock. hendrick: children

a really good pencil editor. he was fiddling until the end. i had a lot of friends help me carry my life was good. you are fiddling with a book until the last minute. >> you have another book you're thinking about? >> i cannot talk about it. i have not decided what it is. until i do, i do not want to talk about it. >> out of all the books you have written, do you have to have, in order to even start thinking about doing a book on something? >> we have to be curious about a subject. the great thing about being a journalist is that i do not have to narrow especially. i can do what interests me. i have done late 19th century imperialism. i have done john paul jones in the late 18th century. i have done more -- if i have a specialty, it is post-war washington, foreign policy, of the whole generation that came out of world war ii and tried to make the world a better and safer place. that was my father's generation. it fascinates me. that is what i have read most about. >> your father died back in 1999? >> yes. >> what was his job? >> he was a book

meaning there will be no tebow jewelry, no tebow clocks, no tebow apes, no tebow sneakers be no tebow pencils, no tebow kites, no tebow skateboards and definitely no tebow painty hose. nothing tebow for sale unless tebow decide to sell it. >> people can still tebow if they want. they can do it as a mass audience or one on one. they can use the term. the media can use the term. "is the night live" can still parody him and he doesn't have any rights to block that. >> reporter: at least two companies tried to market tebow paraphernalia last year. tebow's lawyer stopped them. but the tebow mania buzz seemed to have died, maybe because he's no longer a starting nfl quarterback, jut a sub. >> jarvis: coming up, along came a spider, a 60-year celebration of "charlotte's web." >> jarvis: finally tonight it was 60 years ago this week that writer e.b. white introduced young leaders to charlotte, the spider in his classic, "charlotte's web." elaine quijano takes a look at this tale of loyalty and friendship and the painful realities of life and death. >> reporter: e.b. white's classic, "charlotte's web,

the new tablet is as thin as a pencil and weighs as much as a pad of paper. apple will face fierce competition from the kindle fire android devices and e-readers. the starting price is $329. preorders begin on friday. can't fit it in the back pocket but you can put it in your purse. >> better than my old p.c. running on d.o.s.2.0. >> weather-wise, bob, it is gorgeous. >> it really is. what month is this? >> we forget it's october. >> did you see the sunset tonight? >> no. >> that's what we are here for. look at this. this is our sky watcher and camera looking toward arlington in time lapse gorgeous colors with high, thin clouds coming in. our temperatures again today and believe it or not folks, for the 17th month of the last year and a half, our temperatures have been above average. right now this october about one degree above average right now. look at our temperatures. still in the mid 60's. these are the usual high temperatures, but there were spots, 80 degrees. it will be another outdoor recess kind of day tomorrow at bethesda country club and simpson m

on its face, it would have arguably required that commission to approve the purchase of pencils or papers. it was a rather dramatic amendment and this board rejected by 6-5 vote. given that preference apparently, expressed by five members of this body, the committee believed it would be appropriate to flag that issue for the full authority given that this is a delegation of pretty significant scope for these agreements to staff. so, i will be supporting this today as i did support the appropriateness of delegating to the successor agency, but we did want to flag the agency. >> thank you, commissioner wiener. colleagues, are there any comments? why don't we open up to public comment. >> on this item, let me state something. thank god we have the brown act. and thank god we used to have the sunshine task force. and thank god, even though it doesn't work perfectly, we have the ethices committee. i saw this because i'm one of few that come to the san francisco transportation authority to this meeting, but to the subcommittee meetings. i saw one of the employees of san francisco county authori

. >> in some schools, you won't see students carrying textbooks or notebooks or even pens and pencils. instead, you'll see ipads. students are using them for all sorts of subjects. teachers say that test scores have gone up, and the students like the lighter backpack. >> to mark our 10th year on tv, each week, we take a look back at one of the stories we've covered. >> he's frozen himself in a block of ice and buried himself alive. now magician david blaine has risen to his greatest stunt yet. and he might be feeling a little boxed in. on september 5th, david blaine entered this box that is now hanging by the tower bridge in london. he says he'll stay there for 44 days. sound easy? well, he's living there with no food -- just water, a blanket, and his journal. >> he's not doing anything, right? i mean, he's just sitting there. >> other than hunger, blaine is dealing with extreme heat, rain, and some people who think this stunt is foolish. >> i think this is the worst country to do it in, just 'cause of how the british people think of him. >> come down, you [bleep] the africans are sta