. >> we still do not know if re lewis will play tonight. he sat out the last game. the linebacker is reflective -- he understands there are bigger things than football, growing up in north philadelphia. for an entire year, he lived without a home. despite what he saw, he never quit. i had a chat with him about that. >> i learned from everybody else's mistakes. i did not have to go do it to know what was wrong. i heard the story, and i this guy is about to do life and i now want to take that path. i listened to other people and if they were bragging about their bad times or something not to do, i just listened. >> much more of that conversation coming up on our pre-game show at 7:00. a thanksgiving tradition -- the nfl and detroit. alliance of hosting the packers. this year, they are defending super bowl champs. aaron rogers for the 11th consecutive time, quarterback ratings of 110. he is having a good season. third quarter -- you can't do stupid things like that. already with their reputation as a dirty player, stomped on a packer and ejected from the game. he alrea

that is not the same case for re lewis. he might miss several games with turf toe. this is the injury that did ended the career of johnson hopkins. no decision has been made about sunday. ray lewis will perform on sunday if he can go. the coach on the long-term prognosis, it's not bad. >> ray lewis has had dislocated shoulders and he has done push- ups' on the sideline to prove he can go. i have been updated on his historic that is ray lewis. it is not a serious thing t. i think it is something he could play with possibly. we are confident in our linebackers and defense. next thursday the baltimore ravens and the forty-niners. his detractors have more ammo and his supporters, they have even more. after speaking at the entire game, he was starting at his own 5 yard line. he went wild mostly with his feet. the jets had no desire to tackle him. here at the 20 yard line, one of the worst executed blitz's in history. tebow gets outside. is the only place he can hurt you. he scores. he looks nothing like an nfl quarterback, but he is 4-1. he is a fun story to tell. tomorro

lewis' ill lust res you career in the civil rights movement, but i'd like to read the last couple of paragraphs. coming from john lewis, it is special. he's lived the worst of times and he knows it's been a progression, a slow one, and we're not there yet. to somehow return to those old days urn the guise of some sort of voter fraud, which again has not been demonstrated and we know that it's a cost that's going to exceed the benefits, this is what he said. these restrictions purportedly apply to all citizens equally. we know they will disproportionately burden african-americans and other minority races yet again. they are poll taxes by another name. the king memorial reminds us that out of a mountain of despair, we may hew a stone of hope. 48 years after the march on washington we must continue our work with hope that all citizens will have a right to vote. second class citizenship is not citizenship at all. we've come some distance and have made great progress but dr. king's dream has not been realized in fool. new restraints on the right to vote do not merely slow us down, they tur

lewis defeating the state senate president. in kentucky, steven beshear was challenged by david williams and they rejected the challenge and re-elected with 99% reporting governor beshear won it handily, 56-35%. and jack conway faced his own republican challenger, todd p'pool, and he got support from celebrities. rudy guiliani giving endorsements but with 99% reporting, jack conway beat todd 55% to 45%. in indianapolis, republican mayor, greg ballard keeping his job against melina kennedy. mayor ballard getting 51% to democrat kennedy's 47%. and annise parker facing five different challengers, the first ever openly lesbian big city mayor in the nation and parker declared victory and just missed a runoff election in order to keep her seat. in georgia, 120 cities and counties holding a referendum whether to allow the sunday sale of alcohol. early poll results showing most atlanta area jurisdictions saying yes to spirits on sundays and a referendum whether booze can be sold in grocery stores in washington state. with 100% of precincts reporting, 60% voters approving that measure. costco will be delight. in virginia, where republicans co