reiss is the 35th nobel laureate associated with johns hopkins. he will share his $1.5 million prize with two other scientists. the hippodrome art fund and broadway across america announced a new fund to support performances by nonprofit performers with the first grant bringing darin atwater and soulful symphony back to baltimore audiences. the new fund makes the historic west side theater a hub for local arts groups as well as a signature venue for touring artists and marquee productions. we are also thankful for regal cinemas' disability-friendly matinees. on any given night there are 4,000 homeless people in baltimore who are thankful for journey home, baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake's 10- year initiative to end homelessness in baltimore city. the collaborative efforts of public and private agencies provide shelter, healthcare and human services to those struggling so hard to survive their adverse circumstances. on that note, we join kimberly, a once homeless cancer patient, in thanking shirley barber for providing a townhouse for kimb

. >> up next, booktv interviewed jake reiss, the owner of alabama book smith during our recent visit to birmingham, alabama, as part of our city's tour examining the literary culture of eight southeastern cities. >> in these tough economic times, how has business been? >> i'm almost embarrassed. it's been great. we have a unique situation. we're selling the product, the thing, the books. you pay your $24.95 for your book or thereabouts and you get entertainment and pleasure and once you get through then you have a wonderful warm fuzzy book that's signed by the author to put on your shelf and hopefully it might send your grandkids to college. it's a sad thing whether any store closes, whether it's a chain or our fellow independents. it's not good. it's a foreboding sign but there are bookstores around the country contrary to what many of your viewers think that it thrives. our business is phenomenal. it's grown every year and we found that those bookstores around the country that have a niche, that specialize, whether it's mysteries, or lesbian or gays or children -- or cookbooks, if

. >>>> scott reiss in the newsroom.y teased us and looked like they were that close to a lock out resolution and it's a disaster is what it is. the players did not take well to the league's recent ultimatum. they drew another more substantial line in the sand beginning the process of dissolving the union. that means it's likely the entire season vanishes. >> the players feel that they are not prepared to accept ultimatums and they thought it was unfair on the part of the nba ownership management to give them an ultimatum they had to accept their proposal or confront a roll back to 47%. >> we have college hoops. tip off with fresno state inbounds and a couple of sophomores looking up on career night. the first career double-double and a career best 21 points including the three ball from the corner. stanford wins 75-59 and the cardinals play colorado state tomorrow night. frank gore's 100 yard rushing streak fell 100 yards short. six carries and yards and knee injury. he will begin a new streak this weekend. the coach sa

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. >> scott reiss joins us now. >> he's not in orange. >> i'm dressed as you, raj. >> so it will be a forecast. there's something said about going out on top. the cardinals skipper announced his retirement three days after winning a dramatic world series. la russa won 2,728 regular season games, third on the all-time managerial list. >> went through the season, and i felt that, you know, this is -- i think this just feels like it's time to end it and i think it's going to be great for the cardinals to refresh what's going on here with the field manager job. >> the 49ers are feel going about things after their fifth straight win yesterday. and frank gore a big reason for that. the running back went over 125 yards rushing and scored a touchdown for a fourth consecutive game. mindy mindi bach has more. >> reporter: it's one of many conversations the two have had. >> be happy for me, man. you know, me and roger, you know, came really close the last two years. you know, when i got injured, he called me a lot this off season, telling me what i had to do, and that i would be fine. it's big.