his 18-year-old -- he is 18- year-old ryan ratacand, son of cal ripken. -- ryan ripken, son of cal ripken. he will go to the university of south carolina. >> i love playing sports, but i also get to continue a passion that i've had since i was a little kid. i'm very excited about the opportunity. >> for his mom, kalle, it is a proud moment and it is something she knows he really wants to do. >> both of our kids are individuals and they have grown up being in the spotlight, but they're both very grounded and know what they want. this is something that ryan is aspiring to do. i think he will have a great opportunity at the university of south carolina. >> his coach and teammates are very happy that he is getting this great opportunity. >> what kind of kid is he? >> he is a terrific kid. he would have all of the "right ," i guess to do things differently than the other kids, but he doesn't. >> he is a great leader and will have to them. >> he is always positive and i wish him the best of luck. >> and he will be at the university of south carolina next fall. >> i can see both of his parents i

you remember ripken wearing this in '82 and '83. it's a mix. so there you go. they're online at orioles.com. >> it's retrobut freshened up a little. >>> speaking of rip, cal ripken is getting ready to come back home after spending the last week in japan. he will talk about it in about 30 minutes. he is not only teaching baseball to youth and coaches and filling as a u.s. diplomat but got a cans to tour the tsunami ravaged area. tonight at 7:00 he will be chatting about the trip live with you fans right there on facebook. >>> here's a look at what's coming up tonight. online holiday shopping exposes crooks. the latest online scams and helping you avoid pitfalls. you wouldn't want to miss your family thanksgiving dinner. thousands of retailers will have to do that. how one target employee is fighting back. those stories, plus wyatt's forecast. join us at 11:00. >>> the big news at owings mills you're getting a wegman's. they will open theird store. it will be moved into that solo plant on reisterstown road. when the store opens, it will be the seventh in our stat

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cal ripken jr. is cutting ties with his association to the accused coach jerry sandusky's charity program. ripken has asked his name be removed. the children were recruited during a 15-year period. cal's involved with that charge was giving a speech. >> the president and first lady will honor those who served on this veterans day. senators did to return to their district and boast about helping a bill which will help unemployed veterans. kate amara has more. >> there are 240,000 unemployed veterans just from the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >> the amendment is agreed to. >> on the eve of veterans day, a temporary truce on capitol hill. >> on this vote, the yeas are 94, the nays are one. >> senate democrats and republicans overwhelmingly approved a measure to help veterans find jobs. >> it will give, as i said, a needed boost to our unemployed heroes. it will also improve veterans' transition from military to civilian life. >> it not only helps returning veterans but the businesses that hire them. >

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ryan ripken is all grown up. a senior at gilman, he committed 28 -- he committed to the university of south carolina for a baseball scholarship. he had to give up basketball for college, but no way was baseball to be left behind. >> i love playing both sports. it is going to be tough. it is the last year playing basketball here and gilman. but i also get to continue a passion i've had since i was a kid. >> making me feel very old. the players today rejected the owners' leaders -- latest proposal, turning down an even 50/50 split of revenue, well below what they had received initially. they will try to get a new deal through the court system, a path that will likely cause the entire season to be lost. the nba, this fight is going on. >> not good for the fans. fantasia stuff like this. -- fans hate stuff like this. >> stay with us. we will look at the seven-day forecast. you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insu

. >> cal ripken. he's wrapped up his basketball teaching -- baseball teaching.oming up on abc2 news at 6:00, it starts right now. >>> going to impact public safety, the education system, the environment, wildlife in the area in which we have a lot of, all will be impacted by this development. >> is pasadena about to change? plans are to have this anne arundel town grow up in a hurry. and the man charged with scamming people out of money for paving work. >>> for being the fittest horse after the race. >> this horse ran the equivalent of 100 preaknesss in one day, all that after a life-threatening injury. >>> an abc2 news fewer -- viewer tipped us off with this story. roosevelt leftwich has the story. >> reporter: the proposed zoning change who allow the residential development to

they are big shoes to fill, especially if your last name is ripken. >> cal ripken, jr.growing up is something he wants to do, not something he has to do. rob roblin has that story. >> today four gilman seniors announced they will play division one baseball. one of those players last names is ripken. >> my dad couldn't be prouder of what we put together here. >> lots of people think he looks more like his mom than his dad. he's son of the ironman, cal ripken jr. today ride ryan and three of his teammates anoungesed they are signing to play baseball at division 1 schools. ryan will go to the university of south carolina. >> i love playing bainl. i love playing sports. it will be my last year here at gillman playing basketball. but i get to continue a passion i've had since i was a little kid. i'm excited about the opportunity. >> for ryan's mom kelly, it is a proud moment. it is something she knows wants to do. >> both of our kids are individuals. i mean, growing up as you know being in the spotlight. they both are grounded and know what they want. and this is something t

foods along with the wonder that offers 100 different bottles for $25 are left, the u-shaped counter ripkenk and there's plenty of seething within and without so whether you are out in the burbs workers in the magnificent mile there are places that will cg well it get you right back in those department store aisles. happy holidays. >> retailers may have had their strongest black friday sales ever preliminary report showed retail sales jumped by more than six and a half percent to nearly 11 and a half billion dollars, sales are also up in the two weeks leading up to black friday, black friday online sales were 24% high and with many online retailers offering promotions analysts are forecasting that sales could hit a record $1.2 billion tomorrow on cyber monday. you're alive illinois lottery drawing is coming up next. the rain is moving out but it could be here to stay. jim ramsey will explain in the forecast next. tonight on instant replay its game won without j. cutler for the bears and a rocky start against the raiders, hear from him and his teammates tonight. a new beginning in illinois t

david ripken jr. is an attorney he has extensive experience in constitutional and administrative international law litigation, including national security related matters. he has also worked in the justice department. he has filed supreme court and appellate amicus greece in several leading post-9/11 security cases and is a frequent contributor in guest on national television networks. our moderators are steeped in the subjects today. stuart taylor jr., a lawyer, reporter, author, and prolific writer for national publications. he covered the supreme court for the new york times in the mid- 1980s. the subject of terrorism, civil liberties, and affirmative action. jonathan turley is a professor of law at georgetown -- george washington university law school. he is a prolific author. litigator on behalf of those who challenge official power, including a variety of national security and terrorism cases. a frequent witness before congressional committees, he has worked as a cbs and nbc legal analyst during

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ripken is asking them to stop using his name on the website and in pbro churs. he was listed as an honorary board member. his association was limited to one appearance. lou holtz has his name removeed from the website. >>> a group representing hundreds of synagogues is coming together to push for the release of a maryland man in jail in cuba. he was arrested in cuba in 2009. he was accused of promoting decent bringing in illegal computer equipment and sentenced to 15 years in prison. he says he was trying to bring the internet to cuba's jewish community. they asked for gross' release. they plan to hold a vigil every monday. >>> after teaching in the district for 19 years, a high school is about to undergo changes. they will close for a $100 million renovation project. they were on hand to break ground. among the changes will be more technology in the classrooms and for the first time, a regulation sized gymnasium. teachers say it's about time. >> our students overcome adversity and become successful in life in spite of the building. when it should be with the bu

all of the east coast, cal ripken jr.pected to be there today. >>> if you're heading out of town next week, aaa will release its annual national thanksgiving holiday weekend travel forecast. each year, about 40 million americans travel for the holiday. thanksgiving weekend has traditionally been one of the busiest travel weekends of the year. >>> if you were hoping to send some holiday cheer to troops in iraq, you have to send out those tidings today. service members will no longer be able to receive mail in iraq after today. the postal service is shutting down its offices and mail processing centers in the country. that's any mail sent after today. this is all part of the military drawdown. any mail dropped off at post offices by today will be delivered to service members. >>> president obama announced back in october that all troops would be pulled out of iraq by the end of this year. >> you could soon enjoy a drink in damascus, maryland. he'll introduce a bill that would allow the sale of beer and wine. only at sit-dow

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room in some way or another or at least everybody in this room knew him by watching he was the cal ripkenf reporters on meet the press and was on "meet the press" 401 times over his career many of you know him because he covered personally in the state and talk to you because you're an adviser to a campaign. i know that many of you would call him a friend, and probably feel his loss as deeply as us for whom he was both a mentor and a colleague. dave loved new hampshire. he liked the place is that new hampshire was always his favorite whenever we were kind of dividing up assignments at the beginning of a campaign david would always say you go to iowa i will wait for you in new hampshire. [laughter] she enjoyed almost everything about his time here. he enjoyed the ritual of the primary, the pace of the primary, the people. one of his favorite things was the quadrennial lunch he did with the reporters of the monitor on the afternoon of the primary. i know that he will always look forward to that year after year. he was called the dean for a reason. he brought to his reporting a seriousness o

room in some way or another or at least everybody in this room knew him by watching he was the cal ripkenf reporters on meet the press and was on "meet the press" 401 times over his career many of you know him because he covered personally in the state and talk to you because you're an adviser to a campaign. i know that many of you would call him a friend, and probably feel his loss as deeply as us for whom he was both a mentor and a colleague. dave loved new hampshire. he liked the place is that new hampshire was always his favorite whenever we were kind of dividing up assignments at the beginning of a campaign david would always say you go to iowa i will wait for you in new hampshire. [laughter] she enjoyed almost everything about his time here. he enjoyed the ritual of the primary, the pace of the primary, the people. one of his favorite things was the quadrennial lunch he did with the reporters of the monitor on the afternoon of the primary. i know that he will always look forward to that year after year. he was called the dean for a reason. he brought to his reporting a seriousness o

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room in some way or another or at least everybody in this room knew him by watching he was the cal ripkenf reporters on meet the press and was on "meet the press" 401 times over his career many of you know him because he covered rsonally in the state and talk to you because you're an adviser to a campaign. i know that many of you would call him a friend, and probably feel his loss as deeply as us for whom he was both a mentor and a colleague. dave loved new hampshire. he liked the place is that new hampshire was always his favorite whenever we were kind of dividing up assignments at the beginning of a campaign david would always say you go to iowa i will wait for you in new hampshire. [laughter] she enjoyed almost everything about his time here. he enjoyed the ritual of the primary, the pace of the primary, the people. one of his favorite things was the quadrennial lunch he did with the reporters of the monitor on the afternoon of the primary. i know that he will always look forward to that year after year. he was called the dean for a reason. he brought to his reporting a seriousness of