she loved edgar allan poe. we would go on the porch in the rain and she would read edgar allan poe to me. i have a weaker brain. i am severely dyslexic but i also have brain damage because my father used to knock me out. i don't use my eyes, i use my years. if i listen to you, i know you inside out. if i lucky you, i get confused. if i don't play them for two weeks, i forget the courts. i can still hear them and to sing them, but i can't play them. i have learned to type 20 times. tavis: how do you learn your lines? >> she used to read the edgar allan poe and i read it back to her. another kid was supposed to test that day and he could not test the they came to the little rascals and said, we need somebody who can learn the lines quickly because he has to test with of the leading lady because the kid who was going to star in the movie is sick. mrs. carter said, he can do it. he said, he can't even read. she said, give me the pages. she read the pages to me and said, give me the page is back. i gave her the page

. >> 1 aye poes i usually see the same thing. do not do it again. -- when i post i usually see the same thing. >> the matter is submitted. >> this is the first case we have had where someone was in violation within a period of a year. the proprietor of this tobacco shop sold cigarettes in august -- june 2011. the first time august 2010 and this time june 2011. it is the first time we have ever action had that situation. we have been lenient with that in that the pressure is on the page in order to enforce this very serious prohibition against selling tobacco to minors. usually what prevents them of catching someone, you're trying to enforce the law. the pressure is on them to be able to go out and hit another store and it is difficult. there are lots of individuals in san francisco that sell tobacco. in the -- the other aspect, and has been the store owner himself who was sold tobacco products. it is usually an agency issue. it is someone who has paid -- been paid their little to man the store. -- very little to man the star. it

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. >> reporter: from capital tax partners on constitution to john poe december that's lobbing firm at 11 and g. >> the only firm in d.c. >> [ chanting ]. >> reporter: protesters blanketed et, two different groups, one similar message: end corporate greed and bring jobs back to the people. >> want to work. just no good jobs for residents. >> the group occupy d.c. and union reps and unemployed from across the country rallying with our dt, today united to occupy kay street sending a message to lawmakers even if that meant arrest. >> will that be the first time -- >> no for me. this is number 6. one in five americans cannot find full-time work right now, and we have a cry going on in our country. >> reporter: and we just received an update on the final number of arrests today. sixty-two people were arrested, 61 people for obstructing a highway, one person for assaulting a police officer. back to you. >> a long wet day for the protesters. thank you. >>> the senate will not leave town for the holidays until the pay rocks a tax cut gets extended, the word from harry reid. the democrat said c

poe, for five minutes. mr. poe: mr. speaker, the federal government is at war with the states over illegal entry. there's a real problem in this country, millions of people are living here illegally and more illegally cross into america every day. schools, hospitals and the justice system are burdened with the cost of supporting illegals who do not contribute to our system. they reap the benefits and services off the backs of american citizens and legal immigrants. 27% of the people in u.s. prisons are illegals. in the border counties in texas, according to border sheriffs, over 30% of the people in those jails are foreign nationals, all of this costs money. the safety of our citizens is also at risk, but the federal government chooses not to adequately enforce the law. the federal government is focused more on finding reasons why the law of the land should not be enforced. case in point, the 20-point memo released this summer by i.c.e. released the criteria for illegal migrants who have been detained and should not be

. >>> a group of ravens will join the cheerleaders and poe at union memorial visiting patients unable to go home for the holidays. thousands of preteen girls got access to charlie sheen's phone number. sheen was trying to send a message and tweeted digits to 5 million of bieber's twitter followers. >>> a giant retailer made a controversial move. what prompted a move and what is said about it? sherrie johnson joins us live in the interactive news center with what this could mean. >> reporter: lowes home improvement hit a nerve when the company decided to pull its ad from all american muslim. it's set in dearborn michigan and follows families and gives an inside look in to their lives, conservative group called florida family association launched a campaign against the show with claims that the show has an islamic agenda. the muslims appear to be ordinary folks while excluding believers whose agenda pose a clear and present danger. >> this country is about inclusion and diversity. this group needs to look and reassess the foundation of the nations they are living in. that's not what thi

. >> poe lock johnnies, the place that gave us those great polish eating contests is closing its door at the market after decades. we lost a little bit of our history here tonight. >>> well, might be quicker to tell you which rave were didn't make the pro bowl. for the 13th time, ed lewis going to hawaii. ed reed, his third time. they'll join terrell suggs and others. not to be selfish, but we hope nobody goes, because that means the ravens will be getting ready for the super bowl. >> yeah, they've been to pro bowls other years, jamie. i think like that prediction. take a look across the area. clear skies over central eastern are maryland now, but still some showers and some of these wintery showers in the higher terrain to the west. temperatures interesting. relatively mild on the southeastern shore, 40s and 50s. we have 30s to the west, and that will continue to be the case overnight. dry, windier through the day tomorrow, as we struggle to get out of the low 40s. a chilly day on the way. much more on how things shape up into your new year's eve coming up. >> we always have a retune

stocks pulled back yesterday on continuing concerns about the european debt crisis and its poe essential impact on the global banking system. checking the numbers for you, the dow stands this morning at 11,766, off another hundred points in trading yesterday. the nasdaq pulled down by 32 points and the s&p 500 lost by about 14 points. the controversial trading market for derivatives will go without new rules for a while longer. federal regulators have put off till july for rules to take effect bringing oversight to the complex financial instruments blamed for helping spark that financial crisis. that will be two years after enactment of the 2010 financial overhaul rule mandating the rules in the first place. >>> at&t is ending its bid to acquire p-mow -- acquire t- mobile. the justice department stopped the merger claiming it would hurt competition. >>> shoppers have spent 15% more online so far this holiday shopping season compared to last year. a new survey says from november 1 through december 16, shoppers spent $31 billion onlining. they've received free shipping on at least half of

resources are now all in one place with poe ten hal employers coming to them. news4's megan mcgratds has more from centreville. >> reporter: he would normally have to wait outside on the fringe of the parking lot when trying to find work. today he is inside the new labor resources center. a storefront operation at the centreville square shopping center. cardona signed in listed his skills and then waited to be matched with an employer. >> here it is a lot easier and it is -- lot better system. >> very difficult when there is a group of people running and you never know who will end up getting the work. yeah. very confusing time when that happens. >> reporter: the old system was chaotic. day laborers would gather on a grassy strip near the shopping center and cars would drive up and immediately be surrounded by men looking for work. >> what we see on the streets right now is a car that comes up and many cars coming up behind us honking their horngs because somebody is stopping in the middle of the street and causing a security concern. and then a number of guys,

. >> on this particular morning the topic was black bird by edgar allen poe. >> the questions he asksour great, we ask a question and he responds back with a question to make us think deeper. >> it encourages us to work beyond the classroom. >> he makes class enjoyable we have great discussions in class. >> jack academically speaking a jack of all trades it teaches american literature right and an act he has been teaching for 33 years. >> he does not just cover the basic things he goes deep into detail. >> all of his students told him in high regards and think they are very lucky to have him as a teacher. what they do not know is he considers himself lucky to have them as students. >> we get kids who love to learn the love doing new things i tried to relate it to them i tried to relate what we read and literature to science. it is all about making those links and the transitions from what they learned in school to real life experience. >> i congratulate you and am happy to give this check of $1,000. congratulations on being wgn's teacher of the month! he says his students produce a mo

poe. mr. poe: please join me in the pledge of allegiance.e allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to five requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. poe: request permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. poe: madam speaker, the justice department appears to have gone rogue. instead of enforcing the law they seem to be wreck leslie encouraging violations of law. the justice department with the aide of the a.t.f. apparently facilitate the the smuggling of over 2,000 weapons to the drug cartels south of the border. the national enemy of mexico, the drug cartels. those weapons were used to kill at least 200 mexican nationals and two u.s. law enforcement agents. who's responsible for this conduct? attorney general says he was unaware o

. >> if you didn't see poe packing a punch in the theatre, you can rent kung fu panda 2 when it comes out on dvd. not in the mood for martial arts? how about genetically altered chimps also on dvd tomorrow, rise of the planet of the apes. that's your eye on entertainment, sandra hughes, cbs news, hollywood. >> good morning and thank you for watching 9news now. it is 50:00 a.m. i'm -- it is 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. good morning, monika. good morning, mr. howard bernstein. >> i'm well. monday morning here, only a few days left in 2011. you got your shopping done? >> heck, yeah. >> we've got a lot of things to do. >> we've already shipped a lot of it. >> you're an example for many. >> one more trip to the post office and that's it. >> they'll be sad to see you gone. >> we've got cold temps this morning. nice weather though for the day and for the first half of the week. here is a look at the day planner. thing is it is cold. bundle up. the thermals, the gloves, the 180s, 30 degrees here in washington. we've got some spots in the upper teens. the winds are light. we

. >> reporter: around 12:30, virginia state poe and atf agents descend on campus after hearing reports of gunshots fired. the gunman walking up to a four-year veteran virginia tech police officer who was conducting a traffic stop. they say the suspect fired his weapon. officers quickly came running to the scene but it was too late. >> and they opened his car door and when they opened it, he just fell out towards the ground, sorry, and i could see his face and he was covered in blood. i don't know if the blood was coming from his head or face exactly. >> reporter: the suspect already took off at that point running towards another lot about a quarter mile away. police, though, were on his tail. >> at approximately 1:00 p.m., an officer observed a suspicious subject in the i lot and upon returning to the area to make contact with the subject found them deceased of a gunshot wound. >> investigators feel confident that we have located the person. i can't give you specifics and i don't want to confirm from that. but you can kind of read between the lines. >> in light of the turmoil and the t

. >> reporter: one month later patriquin, major megan mcclung and specialist vincent poe monte were killedr way from a meeting with sheik sattar. it would remain for general petraeus to embrace the awakening throughout iraq but it started with a 32-year-old army captain from st. louis, missouri. do you think he changed the course of the war? >> i think it dramatically changed our mind-set and standing of what we need to do. >> reporter: even a as the last american troops pull out, it's too early to claim success in the form of a lasting democracy in iraq. but there's no denying this simple fact. >> we lost 96 soldiers in the ten months we were at ramadi. the unit that followed us lost three or four. so the effec effectiveness of ht workd is tremendous and if you measure in lost american lives. >> reporter: travis patriquin. remember the name. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >> pelley: it looks like much of the nation is in for a mild winter thanks to the weather phenomenon known as la nina. government weather experts said today that la nina will cause shifts in the jet stream that co

poe, for five minutes. mr. poe: mr. speaker, the sun was lazyly rising on the -- lazily rising on the horizon. it was on a sunday morning. it was quiet, peaceful, calm. people felt secure. there was a small tropical breeze as the american flag was being raised on a nearby flagpole. it was this day that luke trejan, a sailor from southeast texas, noticed large formations of aircraft darkening the glistening sky. he kept watching in awe until suddenly the aircraft broke formation, dove from the sky and unleashed a fury of deadly devastating bombs and torpedos on a place called pearl harbor in the pacific. it was this day 70 years ago this morning when luke and his fellow sailors, soldiers and marines saw war unleashed upon america. it was december 7, 1941. the japanese had caught america by surprise and took advantage of an unprepared nation, and after the smoke cleared on that morning of madness, 98 neifi planes and 64 -- navy planes and 64 army aircraft went. they lost all but three of its aircraft. 2,471 americans, ser

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poe's austerity measures is that now taken to a much wider level they want to take down the entire euro zone. now a quarter past the hour here in the russian capital unemployment in the united states has dropped to its lowest level in two and a half years the support into the latest official figures i want to could bring cheer to barack obama in the run up to the elections republicans are unimpressed saying the jobless rate is still higher than when he took office trends of full cost gerald celente things the democrats are simply spinning the numbers to their own advantage when you look at the real number isn't who got the jobs it's food stamp employees oh there were jobs created in retail you know those wonderful jobs we take people's money and you say have a nice day and there were jobs in hospitality that's another word for cleaning up somebody who's room oh when there were jobs in health care you know working in nursing homes making sixty to fifty a week by that slime after taxes you know so these are real jobs this is a plantation economy and the big law i that no one's talking abo

the driver hit the gas pedal instead of the greg poe. >> that's amazing. >>> 45 degrees outside. >> coming up, why next day stamp mail could be a thing of the past. >> jerry sandusky in his own words. the man at the center of the penn state sex abuse scandal is speaking out again. >> the >>> senate majority leader harry reid is expected to unveil a compromise plan today to extend a payroll tax cut. senate budget committee chairman conrad says the plan will be paid for. republicans blocked an extension last week. >>> to the arguments today in the trial of an aide to former prime maryland governor bob ehrlich. he is accused of robocalls to apply to suppress the black votes last year. >>> a deadly plane crash in michigan. two people died when a single- engine airplane crashed at the lake shore yesterday afternoon. >>> a possible national security nightmare for the u.s. military. iran claims that it shot down an american drone and possesses a component to the nation's military power. tahman bradley has developing details from northwest. >> good morning. the kind of airplane is made by lockheed

>> kimberly: i love poe stay toes. >> eric: or mormons?u give dirty water. >> kimberly: you and jersey. >> bob: i loved jersey. i lived in elizabeth, new jersey. >> kimberly: i sense your enthusiasm about the secret santa thing. we'll do it here on "the five." right now, we coincidently has a santa hat. it makes the set almost every other day. >> eric: ladies first. >> kimberly: we know who bob wants to get. it's secret. >> eric: robert? >> kimberly: we will reveal it on the christmas show. secret, secret, secret. >> eric: two left. >> greg: what is this? ooh. >> bob: don't look at me. >> kimberly: is everybody happy. >> bob: whoever has bolling i'll pay you $50. >> eric: that is voter fraud. >> bob: i don't care. $57 for bolling. >> kimberly: bob, we want you to play within the rules, the guidelines. so our secret santa is $20. in the senate they are only doing $10. >> bob: we are not supposed to release this stuff. but can i say something? it's difficult for me to give a present to myself. >> kimberly: you didn't. you ruined the surprise

the union had trouble with the gunfire but officials same inaccurate hams caused them to attack a poe- inaccurate maps caused them to attack a position that was wrong. >>> her car got stuck in deep snow. coming up at 7 eleven, what she did to stay alive in near zero conditions. >>> wal-mart just yanged a batch of infant formula from store shelves after a newborn baby died. he developed a rare bacteria that could grow in baby formula. while wal-mart is investigating this, they removed all newborn powder from the store shelves. all the stuff they pulled tested negative for that bacteria. look at, this a healthy two headed baby boy was born in brazil. the rare condition happens when one of the two conjoined twins fails to fully develop in the stomach. doctors say separating them will be impossible because there is only one set of organs. let's go out to sal. see how the roads are faring. sal? >>> it looks pretty good out. there are some people out there for sure. let's look at the roads here, the golden gate bridge heading out to the toll plaza. there was a little bit of a crowd at 6:15

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incantation scene she does early on in the play and says, no you spirits unsex me now, which is basicallytake poe tevtion me. she is gone. and this and even sort of articulates tha in an interesting way because patrick plays it as in he is really having that vision and that you could also play it in -- from contemporary psychological perspective of the vision of that dagger is him creating an image for himself of his own ambition, his murderous ambition, and that he personified that or created a physical image of a dagger and he can react with it as he decides what he is going to do. but i think the more exciting thing to do which patrick has chosen here is say that he is seeing things. >> and how did you play it? >> i tried to keep both things true. i think it's interesting, you know? i think mcbeth is more interesting because i think it also then makes it clear what the -- and we can relate to that because not all of us hallucinate profoundly but many of us are driven by things. are driven by things we don't perhaps take the time to image oreference. here is tomorrow, tomorrow, from scene v. >>

i just miss him quoting donna summer poe -- pokeman songs. if i was him i would have quoted "hot stuff," looking for some hot stuff baby this evening, toot-toot. >> you said the debates were really strong. the candidates have gotten better at them. my theory, and tell me why i am wrong, newt gingrich is doing so well because of this -- because of the way the campaign has been structured so far with all of these different debates. it happens to be his strength. the retail politics is probably not his strength. >> i will tell you why you are wrong. i think that's about the right analysis. newt is really good in these sorts of holding forth kind of things. unfortunately that's some of the weaknesses that are not going to carry him as far. >> if he can't raise any money -- debates are great if you can't raise money. sooner or later you have to raise money. >> but the fact we have had so many debates, i can remember being in primary seasons. i think without them newt is nowhere near -- he is in the back of the pack. >> that's probably right. >> i

but more concerned about the poe temperatures down the line. >>trace: thank you, jeremy for explaining that. a sidekick from tarzan movie died. or did it in the controversy over reports of the death of cheetah. that is ahead. >>trace: officials standing by a claim that a chimp made famous in tarzan movies died over the weekend much the children's -- the chimp was named cheetah, if the aim is true he who is been more than 80 years old. critics claim it is highly unlikely that a chimp in captivity could live that long but the sanctuary owner says she has nothing to prove and

particular morning the topic was black bird into telltale heart a whit short story writer edgar allan poeon and he will answer and respond back with a question. to get us thinking deeper to let us go on our own. as a class is really great and encourages us to work past the class >> he makes class so enjoyable and has a great discussions to make us exceed and get better in our grades >> academically speaking a jack of all trades teaches american literature writing and mathematics and physical science teaching for 33 years. >> does not just cover the basics very in-depth and in detail >> all of this didn't seem to hold him in high regard. they think they are pretty lucky to have him for a teacher. what they may not know is that he considers himself lucky to have them as students >> we get kids that they love to learn. they love learning new things they love doing new things. and i try to relate to them and read in literature science applied to what they are doing to thinking about. and i think that is what it is about the links and the transition from what they later learned in school to wh

new york cities of the up irmidwest where the air is too warm to see know we have heavy rain and the poe temperatures for flooding into the next several days because this system is going to stall out from the great lakes down into the deep south. what we have going on right now, snow, most of it has ending. >> the worse -- stretching across portions of northwestern quiz. accumulations there should be actually quite impressive. talking about generally three to six inches of snow. locally up to 8 inches. posing travel concerns throughout tonight and early mound morning. a look at 3:00 a.m. sunday. still slowly vermontlyly. again, a look at that bain but just going to -- several inches anticipated up too 8 inches by the wort of the workweek. then we have a second storm system that is going to dip down past parts of the rockies. more snow across new mexico and colorado even even dipping town into parts of the texas panhandle. nominees accumulated snowfall out here and right along the rain snow level we will have freezing life to. >> maria when you are in cool for reidorology they didn't teac

until they reach the pedestra group, the lobby firm of former chief of staff john poe tells doe. and blocked away more demonstrators marching up from the mall, all converging on kay street. now both groups, our d.c. and occupy d.c. command about create road blocks that last for several hours. >> i came all the way from wisconsin. >> why? >> why? to protest. congress needs to make some sense. >> i'm actually here to make a difference. they want to work. there's just no good jobs out here for residents. >> reporter: and then the standoff. >> the third and final warning. police move in to arrest 11 protesters, including this pastor from chicago. >> until we have a system where everybody gets a seat at the table and their bellies are full and their children are educated and their homes are secure, i will keep risking mousse for justice. >> reporter: and police tell us the 11 arrested were all charged with obstructing a public highway. lesley? >> delia, thank you. >>> former penn state coach jerry sandusky has been arrested again. drew levinson reports sandusky now facing 12 new charg

and the audience at that tim too many of shakespeare's contemporaries fell into the trouble of being poe lem cysts, essayists, agitators. teachers, in a way, shakespeare in order to stay alive and out of jail kept the drama and the explanation of what it's like to be alive in the face of mortality and the abuse of powe he kept it all within a play. within his "to be or not to be" and therefore risk your life or should you let it be? how should we best behave? how can you deal another tremendous relevance of his work forus today is the appalling polarization between amorality, rampant immorality, and a rigid fundamentalist ideological puritanism. th we're being driven into a choice between tse two and shakespee tries to pop you late the human land in between. >> ros how didyour russian experience shape you in terms of a dramati and as a royal shakespeare company director? >> i think maybe the most important thing was witnessing how urgent theater was as a art form inhe 1970s in soviet moscow. that the... not only were people sort of peering around the and the theaters were fantastically f

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