reed, mr. hoyer mentioned this, you know, on ways and means for years once the republicans came to the majority, we protested they weren't paying for anything. so this isn't a new issue. it isn't new issue. i now yield five minutes to the ranking member of the budget committee and a distinguished former member of the ways and means committee, the gentleman from maryland, mr. van hollen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized for five minutes. mr. van hollen: thank you, madam speaker. and i thank my colleague, mr. levin. you know, day after day, month after month we hear members of congress, republicans and democrats alike, come to the floor of this house and say we've got to do more on jobs, we've got to make sure that we get this fragile economy moving again. unfortunately, while we say those thgs in this body, we haven't yet taken up the president's jobs initiative thate presented to this congress last september. we've taken little bits and pieces here. we've had t

>> we are going to talk about joe flacco and ed reed. the comments that were made, and bad predictions from one wisdom martin. >> bad predictions? >> always is. >> off the wall is next.  >>> welcome off the wall. wisdom, we are down to championship weekend, my friend. nice glasses. >> i'm trying to see. >> clouding your head right now. >> who knows what you're thinking. i know what ed reed is thinking. he thinks that joe flacco is border line not getting the job done. called out his quarterback the week of championship week. is this a good idea? >> the truth is the truth. just like when i call you out. the truth is the truth. just like you were wrong about the redskins and their season. >> why do you go back to the redskins? >> ed reed did not have a command of the offense in the last game against the texasans. >> he is exactly right. what we saw on tv was pitiful. >> is it right and a good move? >> if you are ed reed and going to the hall of fame, you can do whatever you want. he's a hall of famer. >> what about the biggest game i

i'm wacco for flacco. >> ed reed, ed reed no doubt. our defense had to show it. >> reporter: fans immediately set their sights on a win. >> flacco is going to go into new england and take over that town. >> tom brady, we're coming for you. we're coming to foxboro. >> not only are the fans excited for the game next week but a lot of the businesses are excited as well. because since the teams are playing away, a lot of these businesses know they're going to be raking in the bucks next week with everyone walking in to watch the patriots. >> it was crazy this afternoon, derek. >> baltimore is now headed to new england in a play off face off with the patriots next summer. the winner will advance to the super bowl. you can watch that game right here that starts at 3:00 in the afternoon. >>> it was perfect football weather give or take a couple of degrees. fans did have to bundle up but the sunshine did take away a little bit of that chill. >> i am going to show you some numbers around the state. it cooled down today out there. we only got in

reed. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. polis: the gentleman said what's rich and what's fair. what i and many others proposed people making over $1 million in income, who we are talking, but not people of a net worth of $2 million or $3 million or less, but people making over $1 million and the tax rate would go from 35% to 39.5%, a 4.5% increase. it's in the simpson-bowles package, the gang of six package. rather than bellyaching and complaining about having to do what republicans themselves said they were going to do in the ryan budget and the republican study group budget, that's double the deficit, republicans committed to doubling the deficit, i didn't support that. i voted against those bills. but republicans promised to double the deficit. i opposed that. here they are now doing the spending that they did, their massive spending spree in december, their budget that doubles the size of the national deficit, and here they are bellyaching after spe

reed added that if any of his teammates are offended, then they should be motivated. it all makes for an unusual side story, just four days before one of the biggest games in ravens history. >> flacco under pressure, goes down. >> reporter: joe flacco has taken his share of hits from opposing defenders, but this week, he was blind-sided by a hit from his own teammate, ed reed, who was critical of flacco's performance in the houston game, criticism reed made public on the radio show. >> i was probably like, what's going on? like i said, we talked about it. we're a team around here. it's not really that big of an issue. i don't really take things that bad. it is what it is. >> reporter: in this week of added music scrutiny, reed was not made available to local reporters wednesday. flacco said he met with reed, one on one. >> talked to ed about it. it was a little funny to me. a little caught offguard. it is what it is. we talked about it. it's not that big of a deal. >> reporter: the rest of the ravens put the controversy aside before they hit the field to begin prepari

then there's ed reed. his neck and shoulder injuries have had him on the brink of retirement for fear of permanent damage but he is primed for a playoff run, maybe his first ever super bowl. maybe his last. i asked reid about what it takes to keep himself on the field at this point in a long season. >> it's being smart, you know, part of being a professional, you know, understanding that you can't be doing certain things and trying to take care of your body, one beg drinking and all that, you know. you've got to be smart about what you're doing right now, and guys take dare of themselves, guys icing all the time, getting massages, whatever it may take to help them get healthy. >> all ravens present and accounted for in today's practice, many players saying it's the healthiest this team has ever been. houston has been hobbled by injury. advantage ravens as they welcome the texans to town. a game you can see right here on wjz. when it's over i'm add the stadium for reaction from the team. a ravens playoff su

dr anna reed follows the the c.d.c.'s vaccination list.signing docs)"that gives us permission to give her the vaccines.." (pediatrician)"we will work with parents.. to try to make them feel like what they are doing is ok for their baby but simultaneously we want the baby to get the maximum amount of protection"(nats)"i cant get my tongue where i want it.... some are oral vaccines.....(nats-- there we go...."(dr anna reed- pediatrican)"some concerns parents have is that we re giving too many antigens at the same time.. what people dont realize is babies are exposed to thousands of antigens on a daily basis.. sterile., and so when we introduce the vaccine.. your only getting a handful of antigens.. with each set of vaccinations." &pphysicians here are aunted b horror stories: (dr clarissa parrish)"because of the recent refusal of mmr across the country we have had a resurgence of mumps and measles."(dr reed)"one was as old as 12 yrs old.. and had meningitis.. her parents didn't.. vaccinate with any of the vaccines that would have prevented m

secretary reed? please. >> i mentioned earlier in the conference that secretary merrill and i are involved with our state public affairs network, which is analogous to c-span that is filming us today. and needless to say, it's a tremendous vehicle for the public becoming better informed about their government. and they're interested in coming and doing a presentation to us. actually it's their national association, public affairs networks and interested, i think, in partnerships with secretaries of state around the country. just wanted to know if you were interested in doing it, i can arrange for either the voter participation committee or for the full conference. >> take that information in and make it as part of our discussion planning for our plans for the summer. >> i don't know whether it would be more realistic to wait until they're back from the winter conference in puerto rico or not. >> washington in the winter, puerto rico in the summer. yes? lieutenant governor. >> in alaska we will have t

how much longer ed reed can or should play.ohn harbaugh addressed the stat us of his all-pro safety. >> i have a lot of confidence in ed reed. and i guarantee the people who are playing against him, they know where he is out there. believe me, ed reed is carrying more than his weight. he's been around. he knows how to play. and he'll take care of it. >> reporter: reed and the ravens getting that, leading up to a host of play-off games. you can see the ravens' play- off game here on wjz. it will be a 1:00 kickoff, one week from sunday. and coming up this sunday, we'll bring you the steelers and broncos, live at 4:00. and coming up, the relatively unknown raven, recognized for his courage this year. that story is ahead in sports. back to you. >> still ahead on eyewitness news tonight. accidents across the area, as fast-moving snow creates slippery roads. wjz first warning weather coverage continues ,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get u

. >> secretary reed? >> i'll throw out one more. in 2008, our web master said we ought to have an app for election results. i said, why? you know. and he did it very quickly. and i thought, well, who would even know we're doing this? why? and that night as i went through the various, you know, functions, election night functions up in the seattle, bellevue area, people kept grabbing me, this app is terrific, sitting there, you know, going like this. and so i suggest to you that this is a great way to get out word about the election results. >> thank you. >> we do have one more item for general discussion. and it's the plans that we might put into motion around nass or individually around nass voter registration month. the idea that's come forward about a national voter own state and also people's opinions about whether this should be part of what we do as nass in terms of working together in support of national voter registration month and a specific day. let's see, is there any update that would be important for us to hear before w

ed reed. criticism reed made public on a national radio show. >> when i first saw it, i was probably like, what's going on. but like i said, we talked about it. we're a team around here. it's not really that big of an issue. i don't really take things that bad. it is what it is. >> reporter: in this week's added media scrutiny, reed was not made available to local reporters wednesday. flacco said he met with reed one on one. >> i talked to ed about it. it was a little funny to me. got a little caught offguard. but it is what it is. it's not a big deal. >> ravens put the controversy aside to begin preparing for the new england patriots. >> i understand where his heart is. we're together all the time. we know each other. we understand where each other is coming from. >> it's not an issue. the only issue we have as a team is going up and trying to get a victory in foxboro. anything else that anybody else wants to bring up is irrelevant at this time. and every person in our locker room is thinking

>> ed reed. >> what is his number?t three years old he may tackle your knowledge of the purple and black. >> how about the punter. >> cook. >> who holds the ball for him when he kicks the ball? >> sam cook. >> you're right. >> of the course. >> he likes playing football with his dad and it wasn't the ball or tackles that got him into the game. >> he told me all the guys have long hair. >> (no audio) >> torii smith. >> of all things it was the long hair on so many players and from week 2 this season, garrett started sitting on his dad's lap and asking questions. he can't read, but he recognizes faces. he doesn't forget even the tough names. >> that is right defensive end. from a westminster home he put his son's skills on youtube a week ago. the video has over 25,000 hits. >> they want to know our secrets which i can't say i can tell you. there are no secrets. >> just practice. >> beyond football his parents say he is a little sponge. >> so maybe he will follow in matt berke's footsteps, but knowing history vince is all

secretary reed. >> yes. secretary ritchie, i was just reminded a while ago just how many people we have. i do want to point out that the nass staff monitors them on the websites because we insist these be bipartisan or nonpartisan. we insist they not hurt the reputation of nass by doing some crazy things. so we have decertified some in the past because they have crossed those lines. i just want you to know the staff is vigilant in terms of watching how they conduct themselves. >> thank you, secretary reed. our first presenter today serves as executive director and i would say relatively new relatively new director of the organization created by sandra day o'connor, who was recipient off of our nass award. prior he was fellow for berkman center for internet society at harvard where he investigated the impact of technology and legal education arnold studied the intersection of video games and moral development. he helped found legal aid university, provides training for professional development for poverty law

ed reed chicken sausage. >> i love ed reed chicken sausage. i was very excited about it. >> fans say reed and the ravens will kill those texans. >> oh, a landslide. >> i think they're very good now. i just hope flacco does what he has to do. and you know what? go, ravens. >> reporter: sky eye chopper 13 over the power plant now. you are looking at a beautiful shot at a purple fountain, literally all of baltimore city, baltimore county, going purple. back here in mount vernon. we have to thank lisa for pulling the truck up. we know that ray lewis and his family have seen this. they loved it. we love it, too. if you want to get your hand on that sausage, all you need to do is run into a local grocery store, like mars here in baltimore and grab some. and they are awesome. and the field looks great. guys? >>> and you don't want to miss all of the action when the houston texans come to baltimore to take on the ravens. kickoff is at 1:00. then right after the showdown, it's the wjz post game show. sports director mark viviano, mary and stan, will be

reed has a big game, we have problems. people have said, he's quiet this year. there's a reason, because of the defensive player of the year, suggs. they cannot get to where reed is. also, let's put his comments into perspective. it's nothing folks aren't saying in the stands, the social gathering hauls -- halls around the mid-atlantic. it's not some hefty little secret only said underneath the desk. it is what it is. the past ten years, we've watched one of the great defenses in history. it continues to evolve with new and younger faces. for ten years with ray and ed, we've watched a slightly better than average offense and it's just starting to boil over, what could have been, what will be. >> okay. >> so this isn't anything new. it's just the micro scope gets that much bigger as we move into the play offs and ultimately, the championship game. okay? >> yeah. >> i was there sunday, you were there sunday, you heard the groans in the third quarter. so, you know what? we'll go to new england and game time, wjz-13 3:00 on sunday. championship game. isn't that what

kai reed joins us from baltimore as the city prepares to batten down and bundle up and get set for some of the coldest weather we have had our -- we have had around here and a long time. >> temperatures will stay below freezing all day tomorrow and the wind chill will feel like it is in the teens. check-in on vulnerable friends and families and take advantage of area shelters. we found plenty of people bundled up in their hats and gloves early monday night. what we have seen is just a preview. winter is about to make its presence known with the lowest temperatures so far this season 3 >> we start seeing people come in who are not prepared for the cold. we might see some hypothermia, some cold exposure. >> as the temperature drops to dangerous levels, doctors and emergency rooms are preparing for more patients with cold weather related issues. health officials have declared a code blue cold weather alert for tuesday. that means emergency workers will go when we go out and check again on all hon. residents, an emergency shelters are open. -- check in on vulnerable residents. >> we normall

reed. so i think what's changed is not our responsibility but the ability of thinking to have it both ways, to vote yes on the resolution knowing that as it goes to the senate this potential damage to the economy will be saved. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan yields back. the gentleman from new york. mr. reed: thank you, madam speaker. and i thank my colleague on the other side of the aisle, mr. levin, for engaging in this debate today. it's so important, in my opinion, for the future of this nation, the future of the world , in the sense we need to get this issue under control once and for all. the national debt is a serious threat to our very existence as an american nation. you don't have to take my word for it. you can take the word for the former joint chief of staff, admiral mullen, when asked by the president what is the biggest threat to our national security and admiral mullen responded, not a military threat but the national debt, a fiscal threat

release walter reed convicted murderers. state senator michael watson is looking to change the way pardons are granted in mississippi. he's on the phone from pascagoula. thanks for getting up early to talk about this with me. let me just start off the bat by ask you something here. as i understand it, this hearing today is all about the technicality, that issue where you have to post in the paper 30 days before you're released news that you're going to be released. let the victims come in and maybe argue their case. for some of these people that wasn't done. but it appears to me this is becoming a political football between the republicans and the democrats. it's republican governor and it's a democrat a.g. and some are accusing the other at least of not doing their job properly. am i'm not getting this right, that this is becoming very political? >> well, unfortunately -- and good morning, thanks for having me. you may be getting it correct. obviously this notice issue is something that's stated in the constitution so we wa

reed: mr. speaker, i'd like to respond to my colleague on the other side of the aisle who just spoke in regards when it comes to unemployment benefit extensions. what we have to do in my opinion is set the framework upon which jobs in america could be created. and we just had an example of this last week that i so hope our president tonight in this very chamber comes and explains his decision to reject american jobs being created through the keystone pipeline. because there is a project that has been identified and it will be implemented in a way that would create an immediate 20,000 new jobs for men and women in america. that will go a long way to solving our unemployment problems in the united states. not just extending unemployment benefits, but as we take up the issue of extending unemployment benefits, we need to do better. we owe it to hardworking taxpayers of america to come up with solutions and reforms in our unemployment benefits program that gives them the tools, the resources to be

kai reed continues our coverage from annapolis where opponents are rallying at the state house. >> demonstrators have been gathering. they are trying to make a strong statement against the same-sex marriage bill one day before it is scheduled to be heard by the senate committee. elected officials will take the podium and express their opposition to the legislation. the governor has highlighted the same-sex marriage bill as a priority. it is part of his legislative agenda. opponents argue the protections include in the bill are not enough. their rallying in support of marriage between one man and one woman. >> the language in the bill suggests we may not as a church may not be responsible or held in contempt of the law. is so ambiguous it suggests that is a possibility. >> god said marriage is between a man and woman. that is the way it should be. it is not according to a man's way. it is god's way. >> they have just started to take the podium. we will hear from people on both sides of the debate at 11:00. kai reed for wbal-tv 11 news. >> mayor stephanie rawlings- blake announced her choice to re

joining us here in new york is joann reed and the managing editor of the grio.com. professor dyson, i want to start with you. you heard in top lines ron paul call himself dangerous to wild applause. and i guess as far as some republicans are concerned, is he dangerous. though his meandering speech sounded a little like a deluded fan taist. >> no doubt. i think his danger lies in the fact that he's willing to take facts out of context to reinterpret ideas and particular understanding of the world according to his quite distorted viewpoi viewpoint. i'm even afraid to praise him

i'm kai reed in for deborah tonight. the countdown is on and there's less than 24 hours until the ravens take on the patriots for the afc championship. we have live team coverage. a personal tour, meeting with the players, you guys have been .usy today >> no doubt about it. you had an interesting day this afternoon. the team arrived just about an hour ago and as they came off the bus today, they did so with more focus and i have ever seen for this team. there were no smiles to be found i have been when they get -- to be found. i have been there when they have come off the bus many times. terrell suggs was leading the way, along with ed reed and ray rice. i recently talked to jerry johnson. i said, d want to talk and he said, no, i don't. and this is one of our friends. i did get to talk to terry williams. he is one of the quarterback has had a great year. but he knows the challenges ahead as they try to stop the new england patriots and tom brady. >> they're going to throw everything at you but the kitchen sink. we have

. >> we plan to take him directly to walter reed. >> chilling conversations on air force one hours after the president's death never heard before. what do they mean and why are they surfacing now? what it all means. >>> plus, the single most annoying man i've ever met in my entire life. i said it before and it remains true today. >> i'm loved by millions. >> you'll see. >> unbelievable, howie mandel is back for more. this is piers morgan tonight. >> good evening. mitt romney has to be feeling pretty good about the sunshine state. a poll has him as the 14 point favorite, and paul in third, tied with santorum. he sounds like a man who expects to win. >> sure is fun. what a day this is. with a turnout like this, i'm beginning to feel we might win tomorrow. what do you think? i know the speaker is not real happy, speaker gingrich. he's not excited these days, i know, it's sad. he's been flailing around trying to go after me one thing and another. >> and gingrich says he will cede nevada and michigan to mitt romney. is the writing on the wall? >> jack welch, the founder of the jack management

ray lewis and ed reed, always there showing up, reed missed two picks, not going to do it a third timefor a recap and reaction, here is sherrie johnson. >> reporter: charlie, yes, we are here life at mt bank stadium, the heart of the excitement happens here. we were here this place was packed with people, purple everywhere, purple pride filled the air. right now, we are ready to move on and head to foxboro. the ravens move on, to face a tough team. the fans say we are ready. it was a close victory but a victory nonetheless. tense moments for fans but the ravens pulled off a win and heading to the afc championships. i love tom brady but i'm terrified of them. >> we are going to win the super bowl. >> reporter: as you can see, as fans are excited, we are one win away from heading to the super bowl, go ravens. today is joe flacco's birthday. reporting live at mt, sherrie johnson, abc 2 news. >> we want to see pictures of you showing off purple pride and want your thoughts on the game coming up. what do you foresee for the ravens as they make their way up to foxboro. share photos at the fa

even these reedings will be a little above the average for the season. generally dry weather here until we get to wednesday and thursday. a much larger storm comes in for that. temperatures in the 40's and 50's, it will be warm newspaper enough for rain, not snow. >> big weekend g.o.p. candidates as they prepare for the first primaries in new hampshire. republican conservatives are throwing their support behind. >> just released, the lowest unemployment numbers in years. we'll see what that means for the economy when we come back. >> he served our country in afghanistan only to come back to have his most prize h >> we begin with a recall for 30,000 triple-eight helmets. they come in four colors and sport a little tricky logo. it also covers triple-eight inspector in sizes small, medium, and various colors. the medical mets do not meet safety standards for impact resistance. >> a bufrlt of hiring drove the nation's jobless rate down. as brian mooar tells us, it is the lowest level in almost three years. . >> the u.s. economy picked up another 200,000 jobs

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reed says he's considering more pot clubts in the future. the city council recently reduced the ordinance from 100 to just 10. critics have collected nearly 50,000 signatures to repeal the law, saying it would lead to marijuana superstores that federal agents would eventually shut down. >>> occupy protests in -- protesters in oakland are not planning to take down the teepee any time soon. the city grew the permit -- drew the permit. the permit stipulated that no cooking was allowed and they could not store things inside of the teepee. they did and the permit was pulled. >>> pretty quiet day for stocks. the dow has turned around a little bit after the big jump yesterday. a lot of people say the january barometer during an election year, if the month of january is higher, that means the s&p will be up for the whole year. right now, the dow currently is up 10, to 12,407. nasdaq is down just slightly and s&p is also flat. >>> retailers are smiling about a really good post christmas. a mall trade group reports a flurry of post holiday shopping. s

he told ed reed not to pitch the ball, because ed reed likes to do that.that clinched the game for them. we posted it on facebook and asked for our viewers to come up with the captions. taking off ray lewis' jeer sis. the winner is, i'm selling your jersey on ebay. you got anything for that, dave? >> i would have said ray ray, you don't like my hair? you don't like this then. >> all right, they face the patriots and afc championship. real quick, the nfc, you have the new york giants surprisingly knocking off the packers yesterday. >> yeah, i didn't see that one coming. i thought green bay had too much weapons. redskins beat them in december. the defense forced turnovers. eli manning was great. overall great performance by the giants. really touched everything. >> they go on to play the 49ers. your prediction in that one? >> i'm going to go with the 49ers. >> you can see it right here on wusa. your prediction. >> another close one. baltimore back in august, but i'm going to go with thing land because of flacco. enough of a difference. >> all right dave, tha

ed reed, chicken sausage. >> i love ed reed chicken sausage. >> reporter: speaking of excitement, fans say reed and the ravens will kill those texans. >> oh, a landslide. >> i think they're very good right now. i just hope flacco does whaty he came to do. and ray rice. and you know what? go, ravens! >> reporter: no shortage of excitement here in baltimore city as you can see. the field looks incredibly good. you can also get your hands on that roma sausage. we're live, jezzix -- jessica kartalija, wjz eyewitness news. >> you can see the ravens take on the texans live here on wjz 13. if you don't have a ticket to the game, the game starts at 1:00, sunday afternoon. watch it live here. then make sure to stay tuned for the seasons pizza post game show. sports director mark viviano and mary will bring you reactions to the play-offs games with the texans. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news rat 5:00. -- at 5:00. >>> hundreds of close calls end in collision. we'll tell you how it ends in fire after this video is released. >>> i'm mike schuh at city hall. a spat between the city council and th

that talk was the circus atmosphere because of the comments ed reed made about joe flacco looking are rattled against that texans. both have dismissed it as a non- issue but it has become a distraction the raven's quarterback and head coach would prefer not to deal with. is healing. le he had limited participation. reed did not talk to the media but his comments created a circle the wagons mindset in the raven's locker room. >> i think we just comment on the things we need to do better as a team. we know what we've got to do to get it done. that goes across all less, not just one person. >> we are a team around here. it's not that big issue and i don't take things that bad. it is what it is. >> concerned about the quarterback in new england because tom brady did not practice. he's the only player didn't take part partially in practice today. he is right-handed and it's anybody's guess -- it could be just sort is there. he's one more playoff games than anybody other than joe montana. again, not practicing because of his left shoulder, but don't think for a second he will be showing up,

as the we can get here for the game, we go now to kai reed. >> check it out. got my first set of purple beads. we met so many fans. all of them cannot wait for the match up on sunday. this was the place to be friday night for purple friday. >> i have been excited for weeks and weeks and weeks. i feel like this is it. we have been waiting for it for so long. passesraven's teheran the band and cheerleaders brought up to bring the crowd. >> this group included the kind of fans -- >> i have to give you some leads -- beads. >> this is my outfit. it has taken me a long time to get my collection together. >> just call this 4-year-old a rare -- reagan crotchety. >> who is number 52? who is number 20? all right, buddy. he loves it. >> if they do not win, nobody could win against them. >> i am thinking 34-17, us. >> luke had the cuteness prediction. we have so many pictures and video volley celebrations going on for purple friday. you can go to our website, click on the playoff fever. kai reed, wbal-tv 11. >> now this time to give yourself on because we have a question

. >> ed reed did take part in practice. he suffered a sprained ankle last sunday against the houston tx. >> the was notably absent for many of the recently released ravens play off, but a local company made sure the face of the defense is well represented. after serious demand, smart art has come up with a t-shirt dedicated to ray lewis. the call it "ray-lentless." the creator of the t-shirt expects huge sales. from baltimore to the eastern shore, purple pride is strong. thank you gary and beverley middleton for your photographs. everyone is showing their fan- staches. air york close on -- share your photographs on wbaltv.com. in office took ravens that it from jack young. young changed his mind about supporting baltimore's grand prix. jay miller at the latest. >> the mayor seemed to take jack young's change of heart in stride. young said he was switching his position from supporting it to now opposing it because he thinks the city has better use for his money. the mayor's response -- >> it is not the first time. >> there w

my heart plays the reed pipe of mourning. in a place where he once said my mother will ask for me, now he cannot move his hands, now he cannot move his feet. i would see my child. the mother walked to the desolate place. she looked at the slain wild bull. she looked into its face. she said, my child, the face is yours. the spirit has fled. there is mourning in the house. there is grief in the inner chambers. the sister wandered about the city, weeping for her brother. gestanana wandered about the city, weeping for dimusi. oh, my brother, who is your sister? i am your sister. oh, dimusi, who is your mother? i am your mother. the day that dawns for you will also dawn for me. the day that you will see, i will also see. i would find my brother, i would comfort him, i would share his fate. when she saw the sister's grief, when anana saw the grief of gestana, she spoke to him gently. dimusi is no more. i would take you to him, but i do not know the place. then a fly appeared. the holy fly circled the air above anana's head and spok

>> i think you're trying to say that ed reed hates joe flacco.dy said that. >> is that what's going on? are we starting rumor? >> no, we're correcting them. move along, brian bolter. >>> tonight, new concern about medications used for heart patients that expired weeks ago. why officials say there's nothing to worry about. >>> and more than a year after the verdict there's a new ruling on one of the judge's decisions during the chandra levy murder trial. >>> plus, herman cain is back. his new partnership with stephen colbert about to go public. stay with us for the news edge at 6:00. ♪ i'm feelin', feelin' a sunny day ♪ ♪ sunny day ♪ i'm feelin', feelin' the taste i crave ♪ ♪ subway ♪ i'm makin' it, makin' it how i like ♪ ♪ it's meant to be ♪ i'm feelin' subway ♪ i'm feelin' subway today [ male announcer ] hey, capital area! are you feelin' subway®? then heat up your day with the big hot pastrami melt! it's fresh toasted and piled-high with pastrami, then topped with pickles, mustard, and cheese. head into a subway® restaurant today for this melty

i had my ed reed jersey. i will proudly wear it in defeat, but i would rather have worn it in victory. >> to have to be proud of what they accomplished. it was a great season. >> okay, that looks great. were you profitable last month? how much money is in your checking account? have the browns paid you for their addition yet? your finances are scattered all over the place. mm-hmm. what are your monthly expenses? you keep your receipts in plastic baggies? seriously? [ announcer ] get it done and get it off your mind with quickbooks. organize your small business finances all in one place, even online banking. and now your business can be at your fingertips, anywhere. quickbooks, guaranteed easy or your money back. learn more at quickbooks.com. >> 11 insta-weather + forecast with john collins. >> we will switch gears here just a little bit. we have some results out tonight and temperature is right around freezing point so we could have slippery services. we do have a freezing advisory. nothing is showing up on t

reed and mr.ingrich who had such a rich and checkered career of disingenuousness, of cheating, of all of these things. and somehow they get this vote of the evangelicals. i cannot imagine it. host: thank you very much for the call. last night, the former speaker of the house winning the south carolina primary. taking aim once again at the news media. here is a portion of what he had to say. [clip] in the two debates that we had here in myrtle beach and in charleston were people reacted so strongly to the news media, i think there was something very fundamental that i wish the powers that be in the news media would take seriously. the american people feel that they have believed to have been trying for the past century to force us to quit being american and become some kind of other system. [applause] host: the comments of newt gingrich last night taking aim at the media. joining us live, thank you for being with us. guest: it is great to be with you speak -- steve. host: will this be more of your

you have to know where reed, ray lewis, suggs. there are guys that definitely give you problems as far as game planning. going into the game you have to watch as much fat as possible. what from what matt did the last time we played up there. to get as ready as possible. >> the pearland turpin's on a 17-0.1. the hang onto when. --the maryland terps hang on to win. they had a 17 point lead. that lead started to dwindle. cj harris, finds ty walker and down it goes. the lead down to three. withwsix minutes left he hits a jumper. first acc win over wake. towson could end the 30 game winning streak easy 2 off of the glass. strong inside, especially in the first half. a late 1-0 run doomed the tigers. brandon will miss on the layup. william and mary keep towson on the slide. equally rough night for them hosting stony brook. brian 43. at stony brook up early. ryan at cut prices to the rim and finishes. he left them with 14 points. stony brook dominated. danny carter fines anthony jackson for another wide open 3. t-wolves win it. the oriol

kai reed is life after area residents had their say tonight. >> we spent about half of an hour at this hamilton post office tonight. there was a constant stream of customers. many of them packed a church that pled with post office officials to keep this post office look at -- (>> we caught up with valerie on her third trip to the post office this week. >> i am sending packages to my family out of town. >> i live down the street here in this neighborhood. >> we do use it. it is the only place i come to mail my stuff. i cannot make it any way to part will when the buses are not running right. >> a lot of his neighbors agreed. this community meeting where postal officials explain why hamilton is on the closure list. >> having to take a bus to get there, you may get there and it is closed. >> the hamilton post office is one of eight locations listed for closure and a baltimore city. it closed next -- the next closest one is about a mile and a half away. >> we have to be more lean and efficient. we have to save costs at many companies do. we are taking that into consideration. >> after the

reed deflects the pass. incomplete. ravens go on to win 20-13.hat does it for your espn news update. i'm jorge andres. make sure you tune in to espn news. >> what a weekend. >> a great weekend. you looking forward to it. >> i am. eli manning almost made it. >> you heard it first. >> here are the matchups coming sunday. the ravens are in foxborough to play the patriots and the giants will be headed west to take on the 49ers. >> love this time of year. >>> coming up next, all the major winners from last night's golden globes. >> plus, the hits and misses from the red carpet. stay with us. [ woman ] i was living with this all-over pain. a deep, throbbing, persistent ache. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia -- thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. and for some people, it can work in as early as the first week of treatment. so now, i can do more of the things i enjoy. lyrica is not for everyo

i am so glad my friends from los angeles, christine reed from atlanta are all here with us. we have a lot of work to do together this year for our city. thank you very much for being here. [applause] into mayor willie brown, lt. governor newsom, frank jordan, mayor art agnos, it is such an honor to stand before you and take this oath of office today. over my 23 years of public service i have worked for everyone of you, and every major benefits from the work and efforts of the mayor's that came before, and i have learned so much from each of you, and we all benefited from your leadership and service. thank you all very much for being here. [applause] and to my mother, my brothers and sisters, and my whole family who made it down from seattle, what an incredible journey it has been. thank you for your support and guidance in being here today. [applause] and of course, anita, tonya, brianna, you are my constant inspiration and strength. i would not be standing here without you. thank you for putting up with me, the long hours, and for tending to laugh at my jokes all these year

joining us here in new york is joann reed and the managing editor of the grio.com. dyson, i want to start with you. you heard in top lines ron paul call himself dangerous to wild applause. and i guess as far as some republicans are concerned, is he dangerous. though his meandering speech sounded a little like a deluded fan taist. >> no doubt. i think his danger lies in the fact that he's willing to take facts out of context to reinterpret ideas and particular understanding of the world according to his quite distorted viewpoi viewpoint. i'm even afraid to praise him because he took said out of context and ran it as an ad in new hampshire. so the thing is is that the danger is that what's in danger here is the truth and the facts in the context that is balanced and insightful. i think that rambling speech proves ron paul is trying to backtrack over some of the stuff he said back in the '70s and '80s that was quite problematic and destructive and trying to present himself as an open minded libertarian when it's a repackaging of the same old bigotry we've seen before.