>> reporter: carla porter is going to prison for the rest of her life. a baltimore county judge sentenced carla porter to life in prison plus 40 years without the possibility of parol for plotting to kill her husband ray. today his family reacted. >> i think she got what she deserved. >> reporter: porter claims she

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billy porter.3 years after he l, billy porter was back. billy porter. lea actor in a musical. giving him the opportunity to thank susie dietz and especially his mother. >> your willing fls wls to embr that which you don't understand is a tell plat that the world can benefit from employing. >> 13 years away. you come back, land the role of a lifetime. win the tony. is there a moment where you took a breath and said it's okay? >> i'm not really good at breaths. i'm learning. i'm a work in progress. so i would say i am -- i am working towards breathing, yes. >> and just to put this in perspective for you, kinky boot's is billy porter's fifth broadway show, but first one in 13 years. that's how long he was away. >> incredible to find this role. >> shows youowne person can make a difference having somebody who cares about you. and you wonder how many other really talented people can't get work. >> his career was guiding him as compared to vice versa. >> susie saw things in help that him that he didn't see in himself. >> thank you so much and welcome. you're

today his family reacted. >> i think she got what she deserved. >> reporter: porter claims she actedn self-defense after years of abuse at the hands of her husband. >> there was no abuse. this is based on other factors. it was based on greed and money. >> reporter: prosecutors agree that porter enlisted the help of several people including family members to hire trigger man walter bi bishop who fired the fatal shots inside the service station the two owned. >> what happened karla? >> he was just being really mean in the past couple of days. >> we're disappointed on the sentence received for karla porter. we're upset that an instruction was not given that would allow the jury to determine whether or not there was spousal abuse. >> the evidence with the trial was very clear. every story that she told about these acts of alleged abuse we completely disproved. >> reporter: hitman walter walter bishop is serving life in prison. >>> healthcare.gov was offline and is getting daily work done. >>> frightening statistic from aaa one quarter of all drivers say they dozed off behind the wheel. 2

(sonido ambiente). >> secciÓn a, porter. (sonido ambiente). >> tienes visita.nido ambiente). >> voy a ser sincero, tÚ carta me matÓ, porque sin ti y sin michael esperando, ya no vivirÉ. >> es solo que cada vez que veo el mÁs tenue rayo de esperanza, desaparece. tÚ dime, ¿te espero o no? >> quiero que sÍ, pero entendeÉe si no puedes. >> lo harÉ el tiempo que sea necesario. solo necesito saber que cuando salgas, no habrÁs cambiado. (sonido ambiente). >> el amor es la fuerza mÁs Útil de la tierra. >> era laura. >> ¿sÍ? (sonido ambiente). >> escucha, john, sÉ que jamÁs saldrÁs de aquÍ, y no quiero que te ofendas con esto, pero este ( ) me robÓ 7 aÑos de mi vida con mi familia, no puedo aceptarlo. >> hasta donde sÉ no reducen la condena de un recluso solo porque extraÑa su casa, a menos que tenga algo para negociar. >> ¿de quÉ hablas? >> ¿de quÉ hablo? >> de exponer a esos ( ). claro, pero nadie se atreve a enfrentar a jackson, ni siquiera collins. >> tienes que pensar en otro plano, involucra a las personas indicadas, oblÍgalas a poner atenciÓn. >> ¿cÓmo? dime, ¿cÓ

tavis: i know the cole porter story.ckson, of course. >> indiana got some good something out there. tavis: good water. great artists who perform this stuff but don't necessarily write it emma since you mention sinatra, con -- necessarily write it, since you was hisd sinatra, khon muse. he sang 87 songs from the same guy. >> one thing i can say about frank sinatra which white -- which i will say in my show is that he always acknowledged to the writers. if you ever notice in his live performances are you see -- or you hear a live album, he always gave them credit. tavis: and you do the same thing. i have seen you everywhere but the carlyle. this season, hope to get there and see you. i saw bobby short there when he was holding court for 30 some years. years and iere 36 have been there nine. i have been there every year since he passed away. by the time i catch him come i will be am a 60. [laughter] , i haveelieve that [indiscernible] mike is on the way over to brooklyn. tavis: you love that room. >> i was honored to be ask

if we can do that we will be fine. >> i said terry porter, that is tracy porter of the raiders. baseball dragging out the big awards and this is the highest honor of all. the most valuable player awards. for the second year running, miguel cabrera puts up eye popping stats every year. tigers had the cy young award winner and now miguel cabrera. this year he had 44 homers and 137 rbis. he is definitely the mvp. mean time in the national league, pittsburgh's dynamic outfielder andrew mccutchen, he can do it with the glove, he can hit. he hit .317 with 21 homers for the pirates this year and led pittsburgh into the post season for the first time since 1992 when bonds was there. >> i was about to say looks like a young bonds. >> accept right handed. yeah. big time. >> thank you. >>> donations intended for a food bank was sold for good money at a flee market. on the 10:00 p.m. news 2 investigates the potential scheme to cheat charities and we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com, facebook and twitter. thank you so much for joining us. have a good evening everyone. >> good night. i

porter confessed during this taped investigation. she admitted the help of several people including family members. >> what happened, girl? >> he was just being really mean. over the past few days. >> reporter: today her attorney says they will appeal. >> we were disappointed that an instruction that was not given that will allow this jury to determine whether or not there was spousal abuse in this particular case. >> the evidence with this trial was very clear. every story that she told about these acts of abuse we completely disprove. >> reporter: porter is the last of five conspirators to be sentenced. walker is already serving life in prison. >>> the har tford sheriff office is looking for a man who burglarized a dealership. he broke into the thompson automotive dealership. if you have any information you're asked to call crime stoppers. >>> four somali men are in custody in the kenyan mall attack. >> reporter: the men who appeared in court were formally charge under kenyan's anti terrorism laws. other accusations ranged from pro

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porter's husband was killed at the family's gas station in townsend. she claimed she acted in self- defense after enduring years of abuse. porter is the last of six to be sentenced in the case. >>> dangerous dog, new concerns tonight after a baltimore woman is killed by her pit bull. it wasn't the first time he attacked her. rochelle richie explains there are renewed calls by some for the entire pit bull breed to be banned. >> reporter: 56-year-old terri douglas is the latest victim in baltimore city to be killed by a pit bull, a dog she raised since it was a puppy. >> you raise it from when it's young you never expect something like that to happen. >> reporter: it's a murder tony says shouldn't have happened. >> i have said, on the record saying it happen and it will happen with these dogs. >> reporter: in 2007 his son was attacked by a pit bull and barely survived. >> its claw hit me in the chest and pretty much tackled me and bit me on the face. >> reporter: this year's maryland's highest court labeled pit bull's inherently dangerous. why the dog wa

respect for this man but along with a philip randolph, who organized the brotherhood of sleeping car porters, represented the men working on the railroad. and when you come to washington and walked through the union station there is a bus. you have martin luther king jr. who was the president of the southern christian leadership conference born in atlanta

. >> reporter: a judge sentenced karla porter to life in prison without the possibility of patrol. she hired a hit man to kill her husband, ray porter, at the towson gas station he owned with plans to make it look like a robbery gone wrong. her attorney said she was a victim of domestic abuse. roy porter's family denies this and say they are pleased with the sentence. >> we don't have our son, the sentence won't change that. the person who perpetrated this crime and had to do things to cover things that had been done. >> reporter: karla porter's attorneys argued for a lesser sentence and said they will appeal. >> thank you. five other people contacted by e serving prison times for their roles in the murder-for-hire. >>> 56-year-old terry douglas was fatally mauled by her pit bull in her home. the dog was taken from her home after biting a relative and then returned. family members had concerns about the dog but douglas insisted on keeping it. >>> a court marshall is discredit scheduled for josh tate. his trial you will begin february 10th. his arraignment took place today. tate is

congresswoman, carol porter. [applause] if you know carol, you know that she has been a tireless worker, a champion of the middle class, and acceptable and -- accessible and approachable to everyone in new hampshire. her leadership in congress peopleas a model for all who are looking to make a a difference for the rest of us. that is why it is my pleasure to welcome to the stage my congresswoman, carol porter. [applause] it is pretty waterfall -- wonderful to look out in a crowd and know that here, the democrats are the majority. in the house of representatives, we need to make the democrats the majority there, too. we have work to do. people say to me -- what is it like down there now? well, it is like this. it's like you bring some close to the washer. you watch them. you put them in the dryer. you dry them. you fold them and then you throw them up in the air and start all over again. we are not getting the job done under speaker boehner. we have to win. we have to hold the seats and we have to win. it is like

national security is going to join us right now mr porter you know what is going through the israeli leaders minds now do you think this is obviously not something they you know they they wanted to stop this almost at all costs what do you think is going to their mind right now. i think they're realistic enough in fact to understand that this was the likely outcome of the process that at best they could slow down and possibly. interfere on the margins with this process but not not really stop it and i think that they hoped perhaps that somehow. the final result would be that. less damaging to their interests but essentially you know they were carrying out a holding action and i think they were also. have going to organize and prepare their there are assets if i may say so in the u.s. congress to date we take the next step which from their point of view is really the key thing here which is to try to and fact i'm sure they will be. successful at least in the getting something passed at least in the house of representatives that will represent a new level of sanctions and more importan

tavis: i know the cole porter story. michael jackson, of course

. >> well, a lot of that credit goes to deputy, sitting attorney, mahony and just katie porter as well. >> great. >> and as well, as, you know, the department representatives in particular, and department chief, tony olka and the director hiks, and i will put a great deal of effort into this too and so many thanks to them as well. >> oh,, thank you. >> is there any questions from other commissioners? >> commissioner loftus, you are first. >> thank you, president mazzucco. >> this is just a tremendous body of work and i being here with the commissioner i am so grateful that there is a framework that we are actually required to do, given the number of lawyers that we have on the commission and we like to follow the rules and we hold the other people to follow the rules and we should know what the rules are that we are accountable. thank you for that and it will be help follow for me to know what reports we took off. in large part because, one of the things having been in government, but now being outside in government and outside of government in the non-profit is that the one piece that

porter is one turnovers tried to play the shakers seen border crossing. there's already another currently waiting to be checked by israeli security. dr her hot sunny days have become used to constant checks he said anything is better than driving through a war zone sob i don't know we've never had trouble here with me. i was one of the first to drive a truck through here a year ago. our people only said a nice turkey for ages in israel but they don't take pride. so we open up everything and tell them please a look inside everywhere. the only condition for two of them then the drivers may resume their journey through these turbulent region. is released hope that these new trade routes will remain even when the war in syria comes to an end. after almost in its centers can be returned to you within twenty four hours if the political situation allows it. finally volcanic eruption in the pacific ocean has created a new alignment in japan's far south but thousand km away from the capital tokyo. tv footage shows steam billowing into the sky as fashion roth explo

well let's get into the prospects for next week's nuclear talks on america's role in its care of porters and store and investigate journalist who's written on u.s. national security policy and he joins me now from washington with john kerry and joe biden please really haven't gain much traction among some congress members what impact do you think a speech will have do you think it would perhaps make sure that no further u.s. sanctions will be imposed. no i don't think the president's statement or speech at this point is going to hold off the members of congress who are determined to go ahead with this move but the question is whether they will be able to muster a majority in the senate i think the house is more likely to be responsive to israel's urgings on this and most likely to go ahead with with sanctions but i think the senate may possibly constitute a road block to go in your head with much harsher sanctions by which i mean that these will be sanctions from which the legislators have stricken any reference to a national security waiver thus taking away the last bit of flexibility t

porter for the price of transportation is typically the subway to get in a way for christ the market the active role in the transportation fees mimi be reflected by the left or intervention price tag. in july this year usually i think he did that i would pick a prize and pasting my ride next year which one conference discussion. report of the main driving forces for the right and to give prices put pressure on increasing financial companies. the type of relief and to top eleven the total funding to complete on transportation facing match about picking telling us about two point four billion us dollars. these are some ways including more than fifty million us dollars. he doesn't well that all of the hike about two point seven billion dollars. that all was that the passenger volume at about eight million for each day. unique is that the chinese cover and let more than when you read about the content each person to dump it all. even with the increase in government custody facing transportation industry to pay more than a hundred fifty million us dollars profit each year. we took a load

joining me now new hampshire democratic congresswoman carol shea porter. you're among the 39 democrats who voted for friday's republican-backed bill by fred upton. meanwhile, were got the national journal coming out saying at aca obama care is a bill you that voted for, and now it's on life support. we have democratic colleagues saying that the bill guts the aca by allowing to sign up for inferior plans. what was your motivation going the way you went? voting for the other 39 democrats? is this strictly out of self-preservation? >> no, not at all. i said in 2010 when i was voting for the health care law, i went there to do what was right for my constituents. and i didn't think to the congressman about this, but in my particular instance, i looked at this as -- it's not on life support -- as i do, about all of the help that it's provided for americans of all ages, and people now have access to health care. but you know, there are some problems with it. and in new hampshire, we did not have the website up. >> right. >> and so there's nothing to compare. and

this is marina oswald porter, the russian-born widow of john f.of being harassed, after having reporters shown up at your home, and everyone is 07b8 speaking about one subject and one subject only. >> reporter: filmmaker, kianne says she's become reclusive. she lives in ase behind ese trees outside dallas, signs indicating that visitors aren't welcome. she married kenneth porter two years after kennedy's assassination and raised son she had with him, along with her two daughters with lee harvey oswald. >> i understand they have grown up to be quite outstanding citizens, holding good jobs. so i commend her and her children and her husband for what they have done. >> reporter: a friend says in recent years she turned down a network offer of $3 million for an interview, but decades ago, she did spe owl, revealing a change of heart about her husband to krld, just two months after the assassination. >> do you believe that your husband killed president kennedy? >> well, i don't want to believe, but i have too much facts, and facts tell me that lee shot

porter steps in front and takes it the other way. the raiders lead. watch this. another turn over.yor picked by thomas. only 122 yards passing. it set up andre brown. 115 yards. that touchdown, giants take the lead. pryor, no, see sacked, fumbles. many raiders fans were asking if he is the quarterback of the future. they lose 24-20 and 3 of the last 4. they will have a chance on paper against the texans. >>> sharks lose 5-4 to the jets. that is it for sports. see you later. >> good night, everybody. ♪ imagine a place created all around family. where everyone, can relax or play.. ♪ now imagine that place in hawaii. welcome to aulani.... ...a family paradise... with just a touch of disney magic. for special offers, visit disneyaulani.com

porter pleaded no contest to one count of armed robbery. as part of the plea deal, charges were dropped. >>> tonight the city council voted eight to three to allow residents to shoot the pigs providing they have the rightful hunting documents. the provision runs through february 5th. birds can be shot to keep them from striking planes. >>> the san jose city council appointed a replacement for the current city manager who is retiring at the end of the month. ed cicada is scheduled to take over -- ed shikada. >>> in a vote today mostly along party lining the illinois legislature gave same-sex couples the right to get married and the governor says he intends to sign it into law. couples could begin getting married in illinois as early as june of next year. >>> tours at the white house resumed today and visitors got a vip surprise. the white house released these pictures of president obama and michelle obama welcoming people to the tours. right now there's only enough money allocated for the tours until june. >>> a piece of history for sale, ho

karla porter was the mastermind of a plot to kill her husband. six people have been convicted. >>> six people are recovering after they were exposed to carbon monoxide in their apartment complex. it is believed the fumes came from an appliance in the kitchen. >>> new developments in the attack of a woman biler own pit bus. neighbors said they were afraid. but she treated the dog as a child. douglass raised the pitbull since a puppy. even though the dog attacked douglass and her nephew before, she begged to have the dog return hood i just told my dads last night if all dogs go to heaven, i can see my mother in heaven saying i love you. i know you didn't mean to hurt me. that's how much my other loved the dog. >> animal control returned the dog saying they did not feel he was a threat to the public. the dog died shortly after being tranquilized. >>> an accused burglar is on the run from harford county police. va of you seen this guy? he is believed to have broken into the thompson auto motive dealership in edgewood last night f you have information

porter pleaded no contest to one count of armed robbery.s part of the plea deal, charges were dropped. >>> tonight the city council voted eight to three to allow residents to shoot the pigs providing they have the rightful hunting documents. the provision runs through february 5th. birds can be shot to keep them from striking planes. >>> the san jose city council appointed a replacement for the current city manager who is retiring at the end of the month. ed cicada is scheduled to take over -- ed shikada. >>> in a vote today mostly along party lining the illinois legislature gave same-sex couples the right to get married and the governor says he intends to sign it into law. couples could begin getting married in illinois as early as june of next year. >>> tours at the white house resumed today and visitors got a vip surprise. the white house released these pictures of president obama and michelle obama welcoming people to the tours. right now there's only enough money allocated for the tours until june. >>> a piece of history for sale, how

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my two colleagues, carol porter anyany custard, -- and tester.ay forfighting every the people of new hampshire. they're making a difference for working families across this state. it isrse, this -- wonderful to be here with our great governor maggie hassan. is doing such a cheater for job -- she is doing such a terrific job no one is going to take her on. [applause] of course, you all know that i am running for reelection in 2014. [applause] and you might have heard that from massachusetts is still thinking about running against me. >> bring it on! somethingt me say nothing nic nice about scott brown in case he becomes a fellow citizen. [laughter] will give you the shirt off his back and i have seen the photos to show it. [applause] thatone of the big issues congress has been dealing with is immigration reform. peopleople think that are sneaking across our borders, trying to get jobs they don't .ualify for that is enough about scott brown. [applause] you know there are two announced republican candidates for the united states senate, jim rubin an

. >> porter: chris a hisrew don't get paid to do any of this. it is clearly a hobby bor out of ve. chris say he has nothing but great memories of visiting parks with hisfamily when he was little and he loves the ideas that he justight spa those memories in others as well. >> sometimes it's about more than just making money. it's about reconnecting people to their history. >> you know how there are some people on tv when they're on tv or on video,hey're really enoying what they're dong. he is so into that subject it is infectious. it's one of those people who is having so much fun doing what he's dog, it's a joy to watch. >> i remember santa's village. >>> with thi160-plusize motor behind me, how c i not enjoy wt i'm doing? we do have some rainfall off to the north today. it helped to sr the fog a t of marine layerver the the coast and t nohbay. across i know you e definitely noticing, especially across the north bay, our f storm is starting t clear out. the best eyes inhe weaer partment. you can see across the northay a fog storm this tim yesterday. 57 deees.rely clar. we have some

winds knocked down a 50-foot pine tree in porter ranch in >>> we had our share of winds and downed trees on wednesday. winds knocked down a 50-foot pine tree in san fernando valley and a huge eucalyptis that fell turned into a tourists attraction. children are using it as a jungle gym. >> i just wondered why the news trucks are here and i thought they were dog a story on the restaurant. when i saw what it was i said oh my god. >> it's up to the city to remove the tree. no word on when that will happen. >>> the bay area has its new bay bridge t.bay bridge and the golden gate almost look a lot different. elizabeth digs into the state archives. >> reporter: great america's new high tech columnarrer coaster has the look of wood. >> it uses latest technology in train design and track construction. >> reporter: greg sanders says it's been a hit since it opened in june. more than 70 years ago there were plans for bigger, longer and fast erroler coasters. >> he proposed that for the 1939 golden gate expedition to add roller coasters to san francisco open bay bridge and the golden gate bridge. >>

she married kenneth porter two years after the assassination and raised the son she had with him anders she had with oswald. >> i understand they have grown up to be quite out standing citizens, are holding good jobs. so i commend her and her children and her husband for what they have done. >> reporter: a friend says in recent years, she turned down a network offer of $3 million for an interview, but decades ago she did speak out revealing a change of heart about her husband. to tv station krld, just two months after the assassination. >> do you believe that your husband killed president kennedy? >> i don't want to believe, but i have too much thought and thought tell me he shot kennedy. >> reporter: later she came to believe oswald was setup as she told nbc news in 1993. >> well, he definitely did not fire the shots, according to all the evidence that i have right now. >> reporter: why the about face? former dallas morning news reporter has known marina for decades. >> manipulation might be a crude way of putting it, but she certainly changed her mind because of some of the conspir

tavis: i know the cole porter story. michael jackson, of course.

porter in front of eli manning. third quarter, 20-14 raiders.ng with pryor 10th pick of the year, misses the tackle. 11 of 26, 122 yards. interception. brown, first game since breaking theó[ season finale. touchdown gives new york the lead. raiders down four. gets stripped, giants recover. 24-20 raiders fall to 3-6. >>> after getting off to the best start in franchise history sharks lost four kicking off the five game road trip. those of you that have children, muppets on hand. on the break away, five hole. 10th of the year, san jose. jets tied at three. in the third, no look behind the back pass. second goal of the game. what a sweet pass. fourth reed sharks. every time they score, winnipeg answers. for the third time in last four games, a shootout. same results. scores the only goal. sharks lose the fifth straight, 5-4 the final. >>> pac 12 final four banners from last season. number two duke. blue devil, chelsea gray, rainbow finishes 2. 70-58 the final. >>> coming up at 11:00 terrell owens. when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it

(calling names) >> i think i said ross porter. came here today but hearing everybody talking inspires me to tong and it makes the arts and yerba buena center and for the appeal in the strict it fantastic. what particle took me is the fillmore jazz center i grew up in the 50s and 60s i have great mentioned of the fillmore of the past including the you wouldn't see and sufficient like that. i've had perpetrate of experience and interface in the fillmore district. it needs a lot of sport and the fillmore jazz center is just 12rur789 anonymous for us that live here but the fillmore district has some iconic things worldwide. we rely upon tourism i told you any friends out of town to come and see the fillmore district and i hope our consideration is given for all of those >> (calling names). >> good afternoon members of the board i'm here i'm obviously a supporter of christen hayes for the jazz center but to be on the clear side that the fillmore center nodes to be seen in the overall investment of the area. you have to remember when fr

porter steps in front of the manning pass. 43-yard for six. 17-4. still silver and black. the raider are driving when pryor throws a pick, and then misses a sack on thomas. pryor, 11-26, 122, and that was that. andre brown, first game since breaking his leg in the preseason finale. 3:30 to play. raiders down four. pryor sacked for a fourth time. raiders now 3-6. ugly game in baltimore, the best finish of the day. cincinnati down seven, hail mary. andy dalton, hot potato. a.j. green back of the end zone, i'll take it. john harbaugh in disblow. overtime. this game winner from 46 yards, ravens win 20-17. >> the eagles building on their 29-point win over the raiders last week. cal product, jackson, tip-ball drill. 55-yard touchdown. filly now 5-5 with a 27-13 win over an aaron rodgers-less green bay team. >> bears hosting number two duke. blue devils, gray, the rainbow. bears fall. >> right now sharks leading the jets, the winnipeg jets, 3-1 in the second. one more note. stanford, latest bcs standings, up to number four. just a few minutes nz to those who've encountered welcom

porter steps in front of the manning pass. 43 yards for six. manning's 16th interception.riving. pryor gets picked. oh, no, this is bad. all the way back. to the four yard line. brown, first game since breaking his leg in the preseason final here, 115-yardsyards there. raiders down four. pryor sacked for a fourth time. raiders now 3-6. >>> tonight at 6:00, more niner reaction. terrell owens talks to mike shuman. his thoughts on the day he was the honorary captain for the niners, and they could have used him as a wide receiver today. shot neces is this flu shot necessary? it keeps you healthy during flu season. but does it hurt? nah. plus you get a really sweet bandaid! anything else i should know? here's a thought, try scoring more points on the other team. okay. even a warrior can get sick. kaiser permanente reminds you to get your flu shot this season. >> breaking news. a smoky recycling plant fire is happening in redwood city. a shelter in place order is in effect for redwood city, palo alto, menlo park. the fire i burning at the sims metal plant. world news is next. >>

she married kenneth porter who years after kennedy's assassination. >> i understand they have grown up be quite outstanding citizens, are holding good jobs. so i commend her and her children and her husband for what they have done. >> reporter: a friend says in recent years, she turned down a network offer of $3 million for an interview. but decades ago, she did speak out revealing a change of heart about her husband. to tv station krld just two months after the assassination. >> do you believe that your husband killed president kennedy? >> well, i've been wanting to believe but i have too much fact and fact tell me that -- shot kennedy. >> reporter: later, she came to believe that oswald was set up as she tolls nbc news in 1993. >> he definitely did not fire the shots according to all of the evidence that i have right now. >> reporter: why the about face? former dallas morning news reporter hugh ainsworth has known marina for decades. >> i think a crude way of putting it but she certainly changed her mind because of some of the conspiracy theories that have been given to her. >> repor

porter steps in front of the manning pass. 43-yard for six. 17-4. still silver and black. raider are driving when pryor throws a pick, and then misses a sack on thomas. pryor, 11-26, 122, and that was that. andre brown, first game since breaking his leg in the preseason finale. 3:30 to play. raiders down four. pryor sacked for a fourth time. raiders now 3-6. ugly game in baltimore, the best finish of the day. cincinnati down seven, hail mary. andy dalton, hot potato. a.j. green back of the end zone, i'll take it. john harbaugh in disblow. overtime. this game winner from 46 yards, ravens win 20-17. >> the eagles building on their 29-point win over the raiders last week. cal product, jackson, tip-ball drill. 55-yard touchdown. filly now 5-5 with a 27-13 win over an aaron rodgers-less green bay team. >> bears hosting number two duke. blue devils, gray, the rainbow. bears fall. >> right now sharks leading the jets, the winnipeg jets, 3-1 in the second. one more note. stanford, latest bcs standings, up to number four. just a few minutes ago. >> thank you >>> join me tonight at

next is don porter, the producer of gideon's army. the clip we just saw. don is a founder of trilogy films and director of gideon's army. it premiered in the 2010 sundance festival. she's an a -- she's on the 2012 hot shot directors emerging to watch, she's also graduated from georgetown university law center and practicing attorney and abc television networks before starting her television career and next is john. i met john about 10 years ago when he was starting off and had this crazy idea of operating a training center for public defenders and he did. he's no now the president and founder and one of the contributors to gideon's army, he's from john marshall law school where he teaches law and criminal procedure. he was in the post katrina and new orleans center. he trained people in the film. he received an advocacy fellowship and named a public interest fellow by harvard law school. next we have maurice call well. he was convicted in the housing project here in san francisco. there was no physical evidence linking him to the crime yet he was still con

probably, if cole porter had to sing his own songs, maybe he wouldn't have had some a great songs. it is two different talents. a used to be more separate back in those days. and the songwriters would get in there and write songs and that was their craft and the singers would just knock them out. billie holiday didn't do too bad either. all these people, there were two different things. they didn't write those songs. she did write a couple very tavis: i find myself always -- she did write a couple. tavis: i find myself always coming back to this. what do you think about the invisibility or the absence of melody these days? >> it's a shame. i think the technology in the technical world that we live in has contributed to that. because you couldn't go to a piano back in the day and just tell it to play two cords over and over again like you can ande we started sampling putting in a computer. i think it is great and a lot of created -- it is also ike that is our version of jazz or something. but the actual learning of how to be a musician is kind of a lost art. people, they were like t

what i'm not a sur porter of is the ideahat technology can replace achers. had discussions with them who believe that you can have 100 ceens monored by a teacher and this is a big savings. because you lay off a the teachers and replace them not with a real teacher, but somne education. isot good s hp i well to-do people would ner it. th is something beingooked for the children of the pr. and should be inlerable. >> you say you would like to see schools withich arts ograms, stents learn to dance and sing, sculpt, have libraria, pe every day, nurses, psychologists invery scol. that'ssounds, i mean i think every parent wld want that. the question is how do we get that? >> we get that byaying for it. we live right n in an economy where there's the most dramatic come inquality since we've ev had in our income. we are now back to th age where there is a conceration of wealth at the very top and dramatic increases in poverty. and a disappearg middle class. so if we're seriou about education and not st, you know, all this reform rhetoric, then we have to change the