following the pause for prayer, roach tries to make good on the promise of a reward for a inckn down.kay, i told you, a deal is a deal. >> i can't accept that. it's my job. >> if you knock a couple more guys down you certainly gotta do marquez c marquez, okay? >> all right. thank you. >> he doesn't gamble anymore, happy. >> the new manny pacquiao does not gamble, he does not engage in a lot of the things that used to be in his life. he has evolved and like any good coach, freddie roach has adapted. >> training manny pacquiao is different now. i do not get to tell him what to do anymore, he tells me what to do, pretty much. he is fighting the fight. he knows what he feels will work and what won't work. if he feels it won't work, it won't. so i don't -- i don't try to change his mind at this point. um, i miss those days that when i was the boss. >> for 20 years in the neighborhood of mexico city, up stairs from a taco shop, the boxing gym has accommodated hundreds of fighters. the wear and tear makes repairs occasionally necessary. and today the gym staff works intently to fix a broken

to death. >> how much detail did he give you about the killing of jessica roach? detailed. what he did and what actually took place. >> not only that, miller said larry hall confessed to other killings, including a co-ed from nearby indiana university in marion, indiana named trisha rattler. >> deputy gary miller didn't know much about trisha, so he called the local police there who had been handling that case. but when mayrion detectives showed up, he started telling another story. he denied any killing, including jessica's and trisha's. what's more, he claimed it was all a misunderstanding about disturbing dreams that he had. >> he takes us out to a location where in my dreams, i strangled her here and left her lay here. we searched the woods, we searched the area and never really found anything. >> the indiana cops who were familiar with hall were not at all surprised by his actions. some of them, like j. k., thought hall might be a wannabe, a pretender who gets his kicks by confessing to crimes he didn't commit. >> is it possible he's obsessed with these cases

for leslie roach's fifth grade class. but roach says they require a deeper understanding of the text. >> now we do a novel or a book or a piece of nonfiction for weeks at a time. so they really get a better understanding of what they're actually reading. >> reporter: roach started her fifth graders off with a book about a yellow fever epidemic. >> what's the genre of this book? >> nonfiction. historical fiction which means what, matthew? >> it's really a piece of history but it has made-up characters. >> that's right. reporter: she challenged the class to find the book's themes and analyze the characters. >> our central question that you have to keep in mind through this whole novel is what does it mean to be brave. >> reporter: but the standards are just that: standards. they do not come with curriculum guides on how to meet the standards. that's up to the school. roach sits down once a week with a literacy coach and fellow language arts teacher to talk about what works and what doesn't. >> i wanted to ask you if, you kn

with khan subsequently fired roach from his corner. >> i'm wondering if i'm losing my touch.ad a run there for like six years where at least five years where i only lost like three fights in that entire time. now i've lost like three in a row. it's not easy. you know, you sometimes can't sleep at night, and it bugs me. i know losing is part of life, but i hate to lose. >> december 8th then offers the perfect remedy for the frustration that lingers. his best fighter in the ring hungry to fell his longtime rival. >> it's everything. it's like it will justify everything i do. you're best known for your last fight. >> i need to do my best. i mean, i need to work and work hard to -- and i won't let him down. >> it's safe, okay. you're with me, swinging out here, okay. if you touch him here, beat him up, okay? he deserves it. >> he may have remarked a few days earlier that these training sessions have become about yep. the longer you stay with us, the more you save. and when you switch from another company to us, we even reward you for the time you spent there. genius. yeah, genius

two players left after being th a --ed wit roach will come back.avie johnson said -- roach is coming back. there is a lot of buzz over the wizards win last night. do not make too much out of the .oss for miami do not blame the heat. they played a good ballgame. they play a monster game tomorrow night against the new york knicks. they want to build on the win and you cannot blame him for that. >> now maybe it is paying off. we should have one gains, but we did not. let's move on. rg iii was at the game. he lent them his magic. how about that rocket game last night? something you might hear around the house, but not on the airwaves. he missed it. rebound. no good. rebound. no good. the lakers have just hooked s -- pooped their pants. [laughter] >> it could have been a lot worse. unprofessional, that is what they are. [ male announcer ] this commercial is not about getting fios; it's about getting fios. that moment after you finally got it, that you actually get it. when you can see blades of artificial grass in their full glory, you get it. or the fi

bedbugs and other infestations including roaches, rats, mice, an ongoing problem. bedbugs are being dealt with separately; a problem for from being solved. a problem we hear from sro tenants all the time. noise is another problem. cleanliness. physical maintenance. when i started doing housing work in san francisco a few months ago, somebody took me on a tour. i saw things lose, exposed wires, egregious maintenance problems. one specific the disability is a lack of maintenance to the elevators. in buildings with elevators, not all of them, they break down all the time. they don't get fixed regularly. some of them are old and are difficult to fix. housing conditions. health and safety conditions. violations of the visitor policy. harassment. from there i'm going to jump to the recommendations. i will explain what was found in the survey. that is where the recommendations came from. those of us at senior and disability action and the sro collaborative, if safety the major issue, what are some of the things that can be done in the short term and long term? looking at

y lo que dice roach sale sobrando, pero tiene que comprobar esto, que use sustancias prohibidas estoyiÉn pueda hacerlo. >>> te pusieron una vez una multa por llevar algo del pri. >>> no soy prista, querÍa el cambio, y asÍ fue el aÑo pasado yo salÍ con un logotipo del pri por iniciativa mÍa, queria un cambio, como ciudadano quiero expresar lo que sentÍa, y no hubo nada a cambio, y lo hice por convicciÓn propia. y como le dedicÓ la pelea a nuestro presidente, simplemente es porque yo quiero un mÉxico mejor y que si se puede obtener. >>> eres ya millonario despuÉs de esta pelea, y es edad de retirarse, no temes que puedas tener problemas fÍsicos o mentales despuÉs de tanto golpe? >>> creo que estamos concientes de esta situaciÓn, son practicamente 28 aÑos de carrera, y tenemos que tomar en cuenta ese punto. voy a platicar con mi familia, y creo que es punto importante el sentarse con la familia. y estamos pensando en que posiblemente podamos retirarnos y queremos retirarnos bien. para yo servirles a mi esposa y mis hijos. y al que se dedique a esto poderle dar una llave para que pueden a

. >> the roach motel.e never going to be able to check out with a $7 trillion balance sheet. >> it's actually hotel california. >> yeah, the roach motel. >> not everybody else is good, don henley is a texan. >> the roach motel is even better because the roaches go in there and then you find like 12 of them, and none of them are reporting room service or anything. anyway, go ahead. >> look, there was a muted response. there's a lot else that's going on right here. i mean, everybody is fixated on two things. one is the fiscal cliff. the other seemed to be susan rice. i'm withdrawing my name, by the way, for nominee for whatever. but that seems to be the news cycle right now. and it was muted. you never know when people are already positioned and unwinding their positions because we either disappointed or achieved what market expectations were. so i don't look at things in terms of the immediate response. but i would argue, personally, that the efficacy of these programs, their impact, is declining over time.

for chris mannix, freddie roach, b.j. flores, our entire staff, i'm kenny rice. thanks for watching. so long and happy holidays from bethlehem, pennsylvania. >> it is you are watching wbal- tv 11. this is 11 news m 6:00. >> our big story tonight is the high wind. it looks like it will take a while for things to die down. lowell, how is it looking? >> not bad. it was worse earlier today. the wind has died down and will continue to do so if through the evening. we saw wind gusts up to 45 miles an hour in some spots. downtown baltimore, 24 miles an hour. out west, it is still 21 miles an hour. they had 10 inches of snow in western maryland. ocean city had 21 miles per hour as well. current conditions at the airport, 37 degrees. the sustained wind is around 8 miles an hour of the west. a lot of folks are talking about a white christmas. we could have a flurry christmas. i will explain, coming up. >> we will check back with lowell in a bit. first, we have live team coverage of the weather. we understand pg&e is preparing for potential problems. >> they have been prepa

. >> i have had that roach coach experience. it is great they're making food they can trust. >> have you decided? >> we are in the thick of the competition? >> my game was thrown off because they pulled out of my first appetizer choice. >> how we going to crush clear? >> it will be easy. probably everyone has tried, something bacon tell us delicious. >> -- people tell us is delicious. >> hopefully you think the same thing. >> hopefully i am going to win. we're in the financial district. there is a food truck right there. every day changes. it is easy and fun to go down. these are going to be really good. >> how are you going to dominate? >> i think he does not know what he is doing. >> i was thinking of doing [unintelligible] we are underrepresented. >> i was singing of starting an irish pub. that was my idea. >> one our biggest is the corned beef and cabbage. we are asking people what they're thinking in getting some feedback. >> for a lot of people i am sure this combination looks very wrong. it might not sound right on paper

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walking around the beach with an exterminator suit on telling people he's spraying for caulk roaches.ire video is set to the ghostbuster's theme. >> whatever it is, i don't want to get sprayed with it. >> why? >> people do get very upset. >> that's toxic, you putting that right in my face, man? >> i'm surprised he didn't get punched. >> he almost did. >> what's wrong with you, man? >> does anybody catch on to this guy? not until he breaks the news, buthe best partsh somebody -- >> did it get on your skin? going to eat your flesh in about five minutes. oh, i got it on you? >> yeah! >> i'm sorry, you really need to get in the water. >> here's where he breaks it to people he's just messing with them. >>> pick your predator. the formidable cotton mouth or always deadly eastern rattlesnake. cotton mouth, rattlesnake. >> rattlesnake. >> he shot this sequence in southern miami. he went out to film some pythons that farmers were complaining about, but instead of the python, he captured these two. you see the cotton mouth above the rattlesnake below, and the fight is on. >> it's a wrap. >> tha

>> meanwhile, freddy roach struggles to develop a strategy. >> we do have some tape on guillermo hittingvelops new techniques to give his fighter an edge. >> yeah, i put on guillermo and make him win. >> the training gets more intense as the weigh-in approaches. the fighters work round the clock, striving to maintain peak condition. finally, the moment of truth has arrived. >> and now, it's time for the main event weigh-in for the welterweight title of the world, and the champion, manny pacquiao, up first on the scale. he stops it at exactly 147 pounds, making the welterweight limit. now, it's time for the challenger, who is going to be challenged to make 147 pounds, guillermo, up on the scale. he tips it -- we're going to adjust a little bit, guillermo, and at 247 pounds, he's 100 pounds over the limit. >> yeah! i don't have to fight manny pacquiao! >> and for pacquiao, it's more heartbreak. >> he did it to me again! no! >> jimmy: he does it to me all the time. manny pacquiao, everyone. saturday, december 8th, pacquiao/marquez, live on hbo pay per view. we'll be right back with music fr

for chris mannix, freddie roach, b.j. flores, our entire staff, i'm kenny rice. thanks for watching. so long and happy holidays from bethlehem, pennsylvania. >>> thieves rough up a fedex driver and steal packages from his truck just days before christmas. >>> plus, it's getaway day f that involved traveling by plane, the wind made it slow going for some. good evening, everyone. have you been outside? it's blustery out there. been that way all day. so let's get right to storm team 4 meteorologist. that wind makes it feel colder out there tonight. >> absolutely right. it sure does. the wind, even though it's fading down now that the sunset, it's still just enough of a breeze to keep wind chills in the 20s for your saturday evening plans. how high did the winds gust this afternoon? how about 51 miles an hour at mart inzburg airport. also 51 mile per hour gusts at dulles international. 49 mile per hour in hagerstown. even in town, reagan national, a 43 per hour gust. we're down to that 15 to 30 mile per hour range. that is helping a bit. wind chills are in the 20s an

. >>> baseball news here, is the clock running out on a move to sign adam la roach? yes. that's what adam kilgore of the "washington post" believes. the nats wanted an answer by the new year and "sports illustrated" says the two sides aren't even close with the first base situation put together. >>> coming up stick around. "game on" is here. we're going to break it down. here we go. kristen berset, and me and a whole crew will be here. we're going to talk about rg3. how dangerous with the eagles. credit for kyle shanahan and what's the latest on the ravens and why all of a sudden they can't seem to win a football game. a lot of stuff going on here as we get into the weekend. big game up in philly. >> quickly your thoughts on joe flacco. why hasn't he emerged as the star quarterback? >> i don't think it was ever in his dna to be the star quarterback and then you get cam cameron that likes to check it down a lot. that's a bad recipe for the football team. when the defense was playing well it was all good. but now no. >> okay. all right. want to recap for us? >> sure, seven

you go at 2 o'clock in the morning you have roaches this long on the sidewalks and they go inside the businesses. you've got to think about it. i know it's a big project. i know a lot of people are involved. big money involved. you cannot look back. you leave the machine there and everybody will be happy. and then you -- next 10 years from now, god bless, you can go to saucelido. [laughter] >>> you understand that? leave the machines in the ground like they do in new york. don't come with the machines so long, this, we cannot do this. you are doing a project for $1,700,000. machine is only $11 million. that is reusable. in new york they use the machine there for 18 years. i have nothing else to say. but we are all adults. we all understand. you start a project like this and you do half, [speaker not understood]. [laughter] >> okay, thank you. next speaker. (applause) >> claudine chang, [speaker not understood] smith, eric scott. >> good afternoon, ms. chang. >>> good afternoon. claudine chang, [speaker not understood] i'm speaking. i'm someone very concerned about what is happening in

nine i wrote a commentary and i said there was no exit strategy that the fed had checked into the roach motel of monetary policy meaning they could get in but there was no way to get out because the fed is the bond the big buyer in the bond market they are pretty all this money they're buying bonds they're buying mortgages they have trillions now they're back on the street is going to grow now by a trillion dollars a year how can they possibly withdraw that liquidity how can a cell wall those bonds and all those mortgages who's going to buy them right now peter were saying the same thing all over the world the central banks keep going down this suicidal path bank of japan just announce whether they have a new leader is going to buy quadrillion and bad debt they want to lower their currency they want to lower their interest rates again this is been going on for years now you correctly called it brilliant book and crash proof and this will and it seems to me there is a dead. but some point central banks are going to face a choice between destroying the currency and destroying the phony ec

we have a lot of roaches. our privacy is denied, you know. we don't have no access. if somebody comes up, they'll say, he's not here, she's not there, right. okay. they should have a phone down in the lobby to call upstairs. we're denied our privacy to come up there. and they're very, very rude. you know, if you said -- i didn't have a bathroom. i have aids. i asked for a bathroom. my doctor wrote a thing for me to have a bathroom. [speaker not understood]. vertical, too. i'm denied a bathroom. it's very difficult in the building and it's very -- it's filthy. that's what it is. and the environment period is ugly. bathrooms, the shower heads, okay, i have got tb, right, and the shower heads don't have no shower heads in the bathroom. you know. it's just straight water. i'm like that, you know. it's off and on. and when they do do water construction thing, they don't post and say, hey, the water is going to be cut off for two hours. they don't even do that. the water is not on. they don't do that. they be neglecting from that right there. now, the garbage area is very,