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. >> those two officers are lieutenants jim fox and andy piper. >> we're not going to quit coming inot for sympathy. >> i'm not. >> check yourself. knock this off. so, maybe you can get into a program. >> they were completely in sync with each other when they were doing their work. they were obviously very good friends, as well. but complete opposites in terms of how they looked, acted, their whole personas. but they were extremely effective at what they did. what did you do before corrections? >> worked on a ranch mostly. this was a culture shock to me, when they drug me off a horse and put me in here. i had never saw any of this in my life. >> working on a ranch, what did you do? >> roped, doctored. >> you were a cowboy? >> yeah, basically. >> lieutenant fox had that cowboy persona on the job. he always told it like it was. >> you're not going to manipulate the system here at limon. you're going to go through the process just like every other inmate that comes in here does. if that means you go out in population, that's where you're going to go. >> lieutenant fox was the more grega

still ahead on the news tonight, it's time to pay the piper. how the ravens' loss forced our morning news show teams to eat their words. >> weather deteriorates and nobody can tell. >> the search crews in italy are looking for those unaccounted for. and remembering joe paterno. how long it took the public to claim tickets for his memorial. >> another storm brewing to the south. wet weather on the way. 41 degrees at b.w.i. marshall and 49 at the inner harbor. >> hate to bring it up again but the ravens losing to the patriots had far reaching effects. our own anchors had to pay the paper -- piper after losing the bet. >> we're eating cold boston baked beans. >> that is not good. >> excuse me a second. >> excuse me. >> i hate cold beans. i hate cold beans. >> we did it. >> congratulations, patriots, and good luck in the super bowl. >> absolutely. >> or, go giants. and representative andy harris also had to pay off his game day wager. he served up a dozen maryland crab cakes to boston congressman frank guinta in washington earlier today. had the ra

while lieutenant piper was very quiet. we never crack. >> he could be tough. >> you speaking? you're saying something. >> and sometimes he had a very dry sense of humor. >> stay away from the ice cream. >> one of the men's specific duties was to gather intelligence on the prison's various gangs. >> we're probably unique in how we deal with the gangs out here. we've accepted the fact that there are going to be gangs and there's nothing we can do about it. so, we try to control what they do. and we use the leaders a lot to control that. and they know if there's problems out here they can come to us and not be a snitch. >> how? how is that possible? >> part is the clout that they carry. out on the yard, there's not hardly anybody out there that's going to walk up to a leader and call him a snitch. that's part of it. the part of it is the rapport we build over the years with them. they trust us and in turn we trust them somewhat. >> one of the gang members the officers cultivated a relationship with was tommy holloman. >> thes

. >> he wants to move forward and knows to do that he has to pay the piper. >> tea takes watches from people, then lies bit later. that is a person faedz feds goring to put on the stand against my client? >> he pledded quilt guilty to nine felony counts including dealing stolen guns. >> well, it could happen any minute now. tomorrow at the latest. state regulators expected to change landscape of the american car industry. and they're meeting in los angeles on the agenda regulations requiring one out of every seven cars sold in california to be a hybrid or zero emission vehicle by 2025. >> with amount we drive automobiles cleaning up that sector of our economy will move us a huge ways forward and we'll set an example for the rest of the country ask world. >> he belongs to a nonprofit and with his zero emission car pays about a penny per mile. the board is expected to approve regulations which the industry estimates will add about $1900 to the cost of the car. >> the alameda county transit authority wants to extend an existing half cent sales tax and add to that but first have to decide

piper jaffray a very attractive takeout candidate, acquisition price of $33 a share that would value the company at ever $4 billion. maria, of course you will have that exclusive interview, very interesting question to put to mr. brad burrry. >> so does a company with zero debt and a cash stockpile make a good buy? we asked the cnbc data team to look for names with that very criteria. all this week, zeroing in on what we call the cash cows of business. look at the list, ch robinson worldwide, t rowe price and software firm, auto deck. should these names be on your risk because of low valuation, no debt or little debt and high cash levels. joining me, jeffrey saudi with raymond james along with paul larson, chief equity strategist with morning star. jerks good to have you on the program. >> pleasure. >> first practicality here, do you think you should be investing are, jeff, based on these met tricks low director high cash? >> i think it is an interesting lens to look at companies through, but i think there's more to it. i think you have to look at stock specific and company specific

>> nothing. >> jimmy: the winner is billie piper, congratulations. the guy was like, "huh?"yeah, yeah, yeah. now, you've been here in new york for awhile now. >> mm-hmm, like a year. >> jimmy: yeah. is it rubbing off on you? are you into like, american sports, are you? -- >> not -- i haven't really got into baseball. i went to a baseball game. and i enjoyed it when i was there, but i can't really watch it on telly. nfl -- telly, come on. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's cute, it's cute. they think it's cute. it's on the telly, a little winkie, and there you go. winkie on the telly. >> why have i started this. >> jimmy: why would you open that pandora's box. >> but yeah, i have got into nfl. >> jimmy: oh, you love football. it is exciting, right? >> it's fantastic. the athleticism is like -- far surpasses, certainly english football. there -- there great athletes, and it's exciting to watch. [ in british accent ] >> jimmy: did you watch football. >> my football? >> jimmy: yeah, football. >> i'm not as into it. >> jimmy: soccer. >> those guys, you know, they fall over and they cry.

. >> we're getting hammered after all that great weather, paying the piper. >> we always say it and we need it. >> skiers are going to have snow in the sierra, too. >>> thank you. how about some football? t-minus four days until candlestick park rocking once again for the first time in 15 years, the 9ers landing in the nfc title game. the giants, of course, heading west and 9er fans just can't wait for game time. but you need a ticket. as gil diaz reports, that comes with a hefty price. >>> reporter: if last week's game against the saints kept you on the edge of your seat, then getting your hands on tickets for this sunday's nfc championship game will drive you crazy. >> i have been going to craigslist, i have been going to stubhub, you know, i have been calling my friends. but, you know, it's still expensive. >> reporter: the average price for a ticket online is $743. it's clearly the hottest ticket in town. >> we've seen two times more demand for this game on sunday here at candlestick park as opposed to the afc championship in foxboro. >> reporter: on stubhub we found tickets sellin

roadside pipers entertain travelers for tips on the road into glencoe. boy, that's great. thank you. can you give me a quick tour of your -- of your gear and everything? yeah, surely. you've got your bag, hand-sewn -- hide bag. lovely. then you've got your two bass, your tenor drone. the blowpipe. to fill the -- to fill the bag. yeah. and you've got your standard keyboard. it's where your music comes from. so is you can play the recorder, you can actually -- you have to fill the bag but when you play this -- can i give it a whirl? yeah. okay. so you're gonna power the organ, and then i will try to cover all these holes. [ off-key droning ] [ playing screeching notes ] very good. my first lesson.

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ron paul the populous pied piper of the young. but the man with momentum, rick santorum trying to overtake them both. >> mitt romney thinks he's going to win tonight. >> good for him. >> reporter: the rhetoric is escalating. >> you characterized mitt romney earlier as a liar. >> no, i was asked if i thought he was a liar, i said yes. >> do you still believe he's a liar? >> sure. >> why do you feel that way? >> because he doesn't tell the truth. >> reporter: newt gingrich is complaining about a barrage of negative ads. >> what i object to, you have millionaire candidates who buy consultants who deliberately lie. >> reporter: romney brushed off gingrich's charge. >> mr. gingrich called you a liar today, what do you have to say about that? governor, is that the way to campaign? >> we're not taking questions. >> reporter: romney reporters seemed to think gingrich was overwrought. >> there's a lot of pressure in the campaign. ofbviously candidates deal with it in different ways. >> reporter: the negative ads are unprecedented in iowa.

i will remember te piper alpha disaster and huge suffering and loss of life that that caused. since that day we have put in place i can absolutely world leading system of regulation but and i will do everything i can to support the climate change secretary to make sure we get the result in europe that means we can go on with the right regulations for the north sea. >> 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 thebritish people if he percents next week with proposals to take gng up to 94 pounds per week in employment and support allowance from up to 7000 recovering patients across the country? >> what ourplans is more peoe 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

i will remember the piper alpha disaster and huge suffering and loss of life that that caused. since that day we have put in place i can absolutely world leading system of regulation but and i will do everything i can to support the climate change secretary to make sure we get the result in europe that means we can go on with the right regulations for the north sea. >> 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 mon

time to pay the piper. the equipment they're losing as a result of a lawsuit. >> vesta gators investigating a new year's day fire as an arson and a hate crime. >> would you like to call the baltimore ravens your pen pal? sending your own personal message. >> we will talk about people who made costumes for a horror film >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us this morning. a bit of a warm-up, so to speak. >> it is all relative. right now it is about 30. we will start out with cloudy skies and the clouds will break up by the time you go to lunch with a high temperature near 43, which is warmer than yesterday. we will check the seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >> an arson investigation in brooklyn park comes with a disturbing twist. >> jennifer franciotti is in a brooklyn park to explain. >> we're standing on church and franklin streets. this fire started

. >> you warned us that it would be time to pay the piper and here we go. >> it was about five to seven days away before a pattern change meant cold air. looks like the cold air will stick around at least for a little while. the real intense arctic outbreaks, i still don't see one coming. this is cold air but nothing compared to record levels. a record low, what would a record low temperature feel like this time of the year? our record today is 13 below zero and the 31 degrees and sunshine doesn't feel bad by comparison. i still think a west wind at 10-20 miles an hour is coming in later this afternoon and keep the windchills down a bit. 28 in gathersburg, rockville, 27. all in the upper 20s this morning. closer to 30 degrees in the freezing mark towards chesapeake bay. 34 in fredericksburg and 34 in culpepper. make your plans to get outside, plan your saturday, plenty of sunshine. little more in cloud cover north and west of town and fredericks, maryland, martinsburg, virginia, a few extra clouds for you. no precipitation. clouds are mostly clear now and east of the mountain next to th

. >> he knows he has to pay the piper as the phrase goes. >> shown here, lombardi pled guilty to nine felony counts related to the larger scandal and this 39-year-old to thousands of dollars and he received and resold large quantities of marijuana and methamphetamine. lombardi conspired to create a marijuana growing operation and admitted stealing gun autos everyone in this case had certain pressures that made them susceptible totem taigs law enforcement officers face. >> lombardi named both former c net commander and a private investigator as co-conspirators. he will likely testify against both men. >> if he tells the truth very to problem with that. >> michael cardoza represents welsh and doesn't think lombardi is necessarily believable he takes watches and things of value from people, then lies about it later. that is the type of person feds are going to put on the stand against my client. >> now, with counts against him, he faces a possibility of more than 60 years in prison. the sentence will likely be shorter because it was part of a plea agreement. and this sentence will be her

piper work wasn't completed they told him go to the movie, have dinner and serve your time.discovered blatant government misconduct. they went to court to challenge the ruling. karen was on one of the defense teams. the case was retried and in 1987, overturned. >> he was always very modest and i don't think he viewed this as an act of heroism but conscience. >> the story is on a wall of fame and a tribute to a man who helped change history. it helped make a difference in lives today. >> to instill that feeling he had in his hafrt that you must stand whup there is something wrong he died on monday and 10 hours later his former wife passed away. >> and it took just minutes for 49ers to sell out first playoff game since 2003. there is a limited number of tickets for the game that went on sale online this morning and then, they were gone. they say some tickets could become available between now and game time. and if there is cash to spare, there are tickets available. >> southbound spots are still hottest tickets in adder sizing -- advertising. there is a waiting list of those h

his single engine piper crash in a cornfield. was the second fatal air crash near the airport in a little more than a month. >>> the ntsb is on the scene investigating. >>> the baltimore grand prix may be back on track. one of several groups vying to run the event in 2012 submits a detailed plan to baltimore officials. >>> it could soon cost more to fill up. the governor plans to introduce legislation calls for a sales tack on gasoline. the 6% sale tax would add approximately 21 cents to the price per gallon over three years. he announced his plan during an interview. there will a cap in gas prices suddenly strike. he chose that over raising the traditional gas tax, which calculate this tax on a per gallon basis. >> well, we are in for another warmup. a live look outside right now. the sun is still out. just a beautiful blue sky. can't even see barely a cloud out there. wjz has weather and traffic together. bernadette woods is up here with the latest numbers. >> what a string of days we've had, and they are going to get even warm

he knows to do that he has to pay the piper. >> he takes watches, he takes things of value from people then lights about it later. that's the type of person the feds are going to put on the stand against my client? >> lombardi will be sentenced in april. he faces a maximum of more than 50 years in federal prison. >>> dozens of fugitives off the streets this morning after a raid led by san francisco police. 34-year-old colleen lewis one of 70 taken in. she is accused of attempted murder, robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. 24-year-old tiffany carlos also arrested for attempted mur. the police chief says these are routinely conducted. >> we had a good year last year down 6% in crime. i get anxious when it is too quiet. i like to treat it like something that is always going on. >> most of the self continue arrests were made in the -- most of the 70 arrests were made in the tenderloin. >>> police put a dorm on lockdown after an overnight sexual assault. terry mcsweeney joins us we know you got there minutes ago what have you been able to gather? >> reporter: we were talking to a camp

>> the pied piper diner. >> where did you come from?ogize to her. >> and i hear you in the background bashing greece. >> sean: apologize to her. >> i said greece in greece. she worked sl hours a day. that is why she beats me up all the time. >> he has a point. >> bob beckel but why did greeks become lazy? because the government gave them all the handouts. >> she is supporting you, bob? >> and watch, bob, everywhere, i hear everything you say. [ laughter ] >> get out of here, go. >> this is great show. >> how did the french get lazy? biggest demonstrations in france are maybe we'll have to do more than one hour for 35 hour week. >> i was going to comment about the french because all the butter they eat. you want to go take a nap. you end up looking like that. >> sean: i'll buy a cheese burger. >> the british they built this thing, what are you thinking, leave the french where they are. >> sean: let's go to the poll. 33% of respondents they want candidate to enter the gop race. what does that mean to you. >> sean: you like mitt romney? >>

. >> reporter: the next thing to be switched from piper to digital probably will be math. >>> president's recent rendition of al green's "let's stay together" showed off the commander in chief's surprisingly good singing voice. >> it did more than that. ♪ i so in love with you ♪ >> it turns out president obama is a good luck charm. one day after the president sang those lines at the new york

we will be eventually have to pay the piper. there is somewhere in northern canada and siberia. >> it's brewing. >> for example, cold air in siberia can sometimes get here in about ten to 14 days. there are signs that the pattern may be turning the corner just a little bit and allow some of that cold air to come over the polar regions and down into the eastern u.s. this is ten or 14 days for more away. so in the meantime, no real concerns. we will all continue to enjoy saving all this money on our heating bills because mother nature is playing softball slow pitch today. downtown washington bathed in wipter sunshine. it doesn't feel like a winter morning at all. temperatures 30s and 40s. we're climbing into the low and mid 60s in many low cases. be ready for a gorgeous saturday afternoon. right now with the sun shining in washington temperature up to 41 degrees. light wind out of the southwest only three miles per hour. that be wind will increase a little bit later on this afternoon out of the southwest 10 to 15 on average. good

he knows to do that he has to pay the piper. >> he takes watches, he takes things of value from peoplethen he lights about it later. that's the type of person the feds are going to put on the stand against my client? >> lombardi will be sentenced in april. he faces the maximum of more than 60 years in federal prison. >>> increase of thieves around the san francisco nightclub scene according to an inspector with the city's entertainment commission. testimony at a commission hearing reveal nightclub thefts have dramatically increased during the past six months. thieves normally target cell phones and other items while goers dance the night way. police in-- while clubgoers dance the night away. >>> mayor lee has chosen a supervisor to oversee the homeless policy. he will get an expanded portfolio that includes supportive housing for the homeless. he ran for mayor against lee but did not join other candidates in attacking him. he takes over from the outgoing homeless czar who moved on as a superintendent in the public works department. >>> yesterday we were talking about the fog and low vi

> i like the fact you're creating wins. [ laughter ] >> and so look, what is the deal with the new pipers this going to take make a big difference? >> no. i don't think so. he's going to be a setup guy, coming out of a surgery but drew storm is the closer here. >> right. >> and -- he's going to be a middle relief guy. all i know is he's taking a massive pay cut to play for the nats and made $12 million each of the last three years, kind of like you, wisdom, at fox 5 and that is a one-year, $1 million -- . >> and that is because he can't stay healthy. >> right. >> and it's been awhile. the fast ball went from 96 to 89 miles an hour. >> and that is a dramatic drop. >> and has the honor of being the highest strikeout ratio guy in the league and struck out guys per 9 innings. >> and let's be honest, they lost out on prince fielder and that was their target. a lot of people were excited. prince folder is coming to d.c., we're going have an amazing lineup. signed with detroit and that is something to be distracted by. they got lidge for $200,000 prince folder. >> that is for sure. >> and say s

. >> he wants to move forward in his life, he knows to do that, he has to pay the piper, as the phrase goes. >> and for a former san ramon police officer that meant pleading guilty to nine felony charges. lombardi who was indicted last year along with christopher butler, and the former head of the contra costa narcotics team struck a plea deal with the prosecutors, agreed to plead guilty and testify against the others in exchange for a possible lighter sentence. >> mr. lombardi as i said, has been very open and cooperated and takes complete responsibility for what he's done, and in part of that is who he did it with and for what reasons. and he's told the government that. >> lombardi admitted he stole big amounts of cash and other belongings while serving search warrants on massage parlors and other targets. he also admitted to possessing and selling drugs. in one case he said he sold back methamphetamine to a confidential informant. he also says he used cnet funds to buy stolen guns. >> as difficult as this step was, mr. lombardi knows there are going to be consequences for the decisi

the last moment, that's how he violated our constitution, which requires 30 days publication in the piper in the county in which the crime occurred. >> i know you're not a fan of the governor, you're a democrat. he's a republican. he keeps saying all our experts say people who commit crimes of passion aren't likely to do it again. do you know what experts he's talking about? we haven't been able to find any? >> i think he's making th this -- it's the first time i've seen him in desperate dire straits. he tried to blame the lawyer that worked at the department of corrections. he's assistant attorney general. i released e-mails and texts our lawyer, november 28th, advised the governor's people they had to look at our section of the constitution and comply with the publication requirements. then our lawyer sends an e-mail to the department of corrections. we released all this to the media today, it's documented back to november 28th, told them what the law was. and somehow he's trying to spin it so hard he's in the area of false hoods. it doesn't matter. our constitution says the convict has

their little cloistered convent supports itself making this wedding cake, this pumpkin bread and i had piper cake. >> you get pumpkin -- free pumpkin bread for life. >> yeah, i wish. >> they were included in the work of a "new york times" best selling author, what did they say to you? >> they -- i sent them the book and i explained that i was hoping that the book would help with the pumpkin bread sales because the pumpkin bread supports their convent. but they sent me some holy cards but didn't give me any kind of reaction one way or the other on the book. you can get the recipe on "the los angeles times" website. >> if you're in baltimore, you can't buy it from them. >> sure you can. call them up and say ship that big boy. >> mit me with that $47 shipping charge. >> we are -- hit me with that $47 shipping charge. [ multiple voices ] >> listen, you were a news producer before you got into writing. what did you produce? we're just curious. >> i was with cbs news and i wrote and produced a variety of things. i was there for almost 30 years so i worked on-- >> wow. >> yeah. i worked on presiden

>>> a pied piper approach to rats and mice. i'm pat warren, coming up on eyewitness news..c. be transporting its vermin to maryland? a maryland delegate thinks they can. >>> and we could wake up to a winter mess. don't miss the updated first warning forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> protecting maryland fromang invasion. an invasion of rats in washington d.c. a state delegate claims it leaves maryland open to these unwanted critters. political reporter pat warren explains. and rats creep you out, you may want to turn away for just a moment. >> reporter: wildlife. the heartfelt collective urge to protect, often conflict with the need to control the operation. but if there is one they seem to agree needs kill being, it's rats. >> i never get a phone call that we need to protect the rat. but i get a lot of phone calls, we have rat infestation. can you come down and terminate? >> reporter: and that means exterminate. they have approved methods. and those methods include canturing and relocating them. >> in the law, you must transfer them to sanctuary, 25 miles away fro

piper periboe wore a sheer ball gown from a 20 collection. a lot of volume and pretty sheer.ngie, back to you. >> thank you very much. let's look at some stories we're following on news4 this afternoon. here's a preview of things to come. hello, pat. >> hi, angie. coming up this afternoon on news4, the latest from south carolina as another candidate drops out of the race. >>> also, why a newly discovered horsefly will now be named after singer beyonce. we'll explain that. >>> and coming up at 5:00, already broken that new year's resolution to hit the gym? have you? liz crenshaw reports on how you can exercise your right to get out of that membership. those stories and all the latest news and the weather coming up on news4 starting at 4:00. angie, back to you. >> is it bad that i haven't even started on the new year's resolutions? >> i don't know if that's better than starting and breaking it. i guess. >> okay. thank you, pat. we'll be watching. >>> now we'll get a final check on our forecast with meteorologist tom curran, and i want to let you know i think you're best dressed

of things, abigail doolittle back with us on the fundamental side, gene munster covers the name for piper jaffray. thank you so much for joining us. >> hello. >> abigail, you've been reading this chart for a long time as you look at all the charts. what is the amazon.com chart telling you? the company with the ipo of over $30 million, now 15 years later, $87 billion. done very well. >> that's amazing. it has done very well. in the near term, the technical perspective is pretty mixed. when we look at the one-year daily chart, it's fraught with bull and bear aspects. it's currently fulfilling a wedge pattern. that pattern carries a target of $2.40. but it comes in the context of a volatile sideways trend, that's reflected in the stock being the 50-day moving average below the two-day moving average. it's fulfilling the pattern that could turn out to be either a bullish ascending triangle or bearish double top. if the triangle, it confirms at 186, double top confirms at 184 for a target of 174. 8% move in either direction. unfortunately, the double top looks light to me. unfortunately we won

david piper is streaming live from the region. david? >> reporter: hi, jon.ons were already extremely high before the dismissal of the defense secretary today but they now seem to be at a boiling point. the army has now warned of grievous consequences because of the dismissal but hasn't elaborated on that statement. now the sacking is the latest round of an angry argument between the pakistani government and the military which has been going on for several weeks. it sin terse around a anonymous memo sent to washington asking for help to rein in the military. the army was outraged by the memo. the supreme court ordered a probe to establish whether it had been sanctioned by the pakistani president. the army and main spy agency gave evidence to the supreme court and according to an unnamed official, that is why the defense secretary who has close ties to the army was dismissed today. the official said he had been fired because of misconduct relating to his role -- submitting statement in court. also pakistan's military has publicly rebuked prime minister gilani.