i'm at... seton hall.m-r-i idn't reveal.... markakis hopes return to gamm action by the end of spring training so he's ready for opening day....the right fielder won his first gold glove this season but had his worst year at the plate...2-84 with 15 home runs and didn't hit 40 doubles for the first time since his rookie season... towsoo's rob ambrose and terrance west get national honoos...and our high school game of the week...that's coming up tonight after the cotton bowll.. a warm start to the weekend, but showers could be moving in.. in... let's check in with meteorologist tony pagnotti for a look at the forecast.... 3 it's... usually ...just the keys.../ you lose... / áánotáá... the... whole c/ car.../a mystery unravels in australia... after a station wagon disappears. the owner assumed his car was stolen from this parking lot. but seventeen days later it turned up in a garage across the street. turns out he forgot to put on the parking brake.... and so began the vehicle's journey across the road , do

. >>> seton hall handed uconn their first loss of the season. seton hall upset uconn 75-73. >>> bulls score against the hawks and decided to show up. 34 in the fourth quarter alone. deng got the layup to fall with just three seconds left. the hawks let this one slip away 76-74. >>> at thunder after lost two straight. aldridge with a game high-30. kendrick perkins and aldridge got tangled up. trail blazers handed the thunder their second loss, 130 103-93. >>> that's an early look at sports on "early today." >>> which singer says she won't be an actress and which actress has been knighted by france? sflu we'll tell you about an election in iowa where afterwards all the candidates were eating. >>> welcome back to "early today." a cold morning for everyone on the east coast. winter in many cases, especially in florida and new england. a slow warm-up in areas like bost boston, new york and d.c. much improved in the midwest where temperatures are soaring near 40s. tomorrow, kansas city hits 60 degrees. so much for winter. if you're watching us on wch

seton hall handed uconn the first loss of the season.ore scored all 19 points in the second half. seton hall upset uconn 75-63. nba, bulls scored just 26 in the first half against the hawks. then they decided to show up. 34 in the fourth quarter alone. low all day and got the fall with just three seconds left. the hawks let this one slip away 76-74. >>> finally, after winning their first five games of the year, the thunder lost two straight. portland, game high 30. frustration boiled over late in the fourth. perkins and aldridge got tangled up. cooler heads prevailed, trail blazers handed the thunder the second loss in as many days, 103-93. that's your first look at sports. i'm fred roggin. >> and now for another quick look at the weather, here is bill karins with the weather channel forecast. what is your game? hoops? hockey? football? it's football, i'm guessing. i'm guessing. >> no, golf. >> is it really? >> oh, no. in high school i played the typical. but now in my old age, it's golf. >> it's golf. >> yes. less physical sports. good

. >>> in college ball, seton hall stunned eighth-ranked connecticut.dan theodore led the pirates with 19 points and all scored in the second half. seton hall beat uconn 75-63 and the first time that has happened since 2001. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and new details about the suspect arrested in a series of fires in los angeles. plus, how police caughthim. 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lost over time. [ female announcer ] ensure muscle health has revigor and protein to help protect, preserve, and promote muscle health. keeps you from getting soft. [ major nutrition ] ensure. nutrition in charge! >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. frosty temperatures spreading down the eastern seaboard into florida this morning. temperatures will rebound by the afternoon. it's also chilly in the northeast. and in

player of the week has made his college choice known...patterson high's acquille carr will attend setonpoints per game. it's now time to announce the candidates in our high school game of the week contest... brought to you by varsity &psports network dot com...you can vote for the game you'd &plike to see highlights of by going to fox-baltimore dot com and clicking on high school game of the wwek... here's this week's slate of games... games... for this friday january 13th...john carroll at st. paul's in girls basketball... oakland mills visits river hill also in girls hoops... patterson travels to dunbar on the boys side...and calvert hall hosts stt frances in boys basketball...we'll announce the winner thursday night... and that'll do it for ttis edition of sports unlimited.. i'm bruce cunniigham...thanks for watching and good night everybody..

another one the congratulate him on his decision to go to seton hall. it seems the crime stopper has the scoop his own story. we pick things up in the second quarter, they are rolling. on the aleut and the women's wizards are up. this would be the most painful one for washington. 37 and the game. you're a winner. the wizards fall to a franchise worst. >> finally had a talk hadold man winter. >> he is on vacation for a while. 60 degrees tomorrow before a front arrives with a sprinkle. it will try to cool off a little bit but not dramatically and warm back up into the 50's. that brings a shot for some rain. some of it could be heavy tapering off. as we get into friday, temperatures will turn cool again. by the time the reagans are ready to get the playoff run under way, -- the baltimore ravens are ready to get the playoff run under way, it will be -- >> thank you for j

carr tweeted two words... seton hall..then he tweeted... thanks to everybody that shed me to where i'm intial m-r-i didt reveal.... markakis hopes turn to game action by the end of spring training so he's ready for oningday....the right fielder won his first gold glove this season but had his worst year at the plate...2-84 hit 40 doubles for the first time since his rookie season... towson deems theas the turnaround tigers.from a drtic change a footbald-3.a program that only took one yr. year.andll u the thumb f b ambrose.in his third season as towson head coach... ambrose took towson to a c-a-a title... home playoff ge... and now credits going where credits due..ambrose winning the eddie robinson award... a-k-a f-c-s coach of the year. freshman running back terrance west... joining ambrose with a national honor... receiving the first every jerry rice award... freshman m-v-p of the f-c-s. "ring of honor" professional wrestling makes its debut in night. more than 30 wrestlers will compete in a television taping at the due burns arena. they say they're coming to charm city ith something

to cross talk political action committees i'm joined by seton motley in washington he is the president and editor in chief of the less government also in washington we have greg coleman he is a government affairs lobbyist for public citizen and in los angeles we crossed a room he is the founding editor of the independent newspaper i'd gentleman cross-talk rules and if that means you can jump in anytime you want and i really very much encourage a room in los angeles if i go to you first in researching this program i came across i thought it was a very interesting and if not funny statement everyone loves to hate super pacs one critic said that they were quote a new political animal that is ugly loud and anti-democratic would you agree or disagree with that statement. well it's certainly is fundamentally anti-democratic you sensually have extremely wealthy people who can come in corporations that can come in with no disclosure they can coordinate with campaigns spend huge amounts of money distorting the political process they can basically broadcast whatever propaganda they like and i wo

examples to discuss and i'll be talking about a few of them today and i spoke just a little bit ago with seton smith comedian and filmmaker in new york i started out by asking him this why are news outlets which once prided themselves on being objective and only reporting the facts feeling the need to change here's his take i mean clearly it's all about ratings which is i guess that ratings for some reason is always the big i mean it's not said it's also it's good i'm actually wondering i want to be in that meeting with a.p. i want to know there had to be one person was like hey well maybe we should just you know do our news based on standards and ethics and then they just got laughed out of the room and mediately fired and here we're going to sell us over some ratings you know like that star appeal for their client their peers cannot talk about their source so i can say which one is that i was going to say probably one of the reading the reason that internal memo is no longer internal is because there were some people who had a serious problem with it go ahead and say your piece about here's

more changes than examples to discuss and we'll be talking about a few of them today my guest now is seton smith comedian and filmmaker in new york . hey they're saying you know as you know we've got liberal leaning networks and publications we've got conservative ones as well i want to get your take though on why you think that some of the most objective outlets wire services for example now feel the need to change. i mean clearly it's all about ratings which is i guess that ratings for some reason is always the big i mean it's not said it's also if this is good i'm actually wondering i want to be in that meeting with a.p. i want to know there had to be one person was like hey well maybe we should just you know do our news based on standards and ethics and then they just got laughed out of the room and i mediately fired and i'm not sure that here we're going to sell us over some ratings you know like that star i feel bad for that i had that for piers can i talk about this or so i can say which one is that i was going to say probably one of the reading the reasons that internal memo is no

and g 8 summit approaches the measures sparked a passionate debate over constitutionality rights at setonl today. >> protesters shouting a choice words to aldermen of voting in favor of measures to crack down on protesters to follow police orders during nato and g 8 summit may 19th-21st. outside council chambers protesters take over mouth's indicating the measures violate first amendment rights. >> they come to express their rights that is their right we have in this country we need to strengthen that right and not weaken it >> approving bears moderate plan to tighten parade rules and increase fines. separate measure approved giving the mayor blanket spending authority to purchase goods and services for nato and g 8 summit without council approval. 14th ward alderman ed burt pointed to the riots during 1960 democratic convention history of chicago to not want to repeat. >> does not take a genius to figure out we have got to be prepared just as they were chanting in 1968. entire world is watching. the entire world's eyes are going to be on chicago in the spring. >> under the ordinance of p

you know, the "national journal" years ago at the same time that seton hall did a study, did a studytoo. we can really do much more on that. i'm trying to make justify my own existence because i get so depressed by it. some kind of thing what can we do. tell everyone you know whether it is your brother or your sister. here are the facts, do you know them? make people answer on the facts. >> hello. my name is daniel enemy with a group. we are on day eight of a 10 day fast. solidarity with none of guantÁnamo. tomorrow we'll be holding a rally, hopefully saying get out the facts and rally public support with us. just a quick question but it seems that ideas of indefinite, suspending habeas corpus is a central part of our policies. i'm wanting to know how the detention center at bagram has been with all of this, alleged allegations of torture and things happening there. >> is that a sort of guantÁnamo beach? >> i can answer in a legal sense and then overall. when we did the last supreme court case in 2008, we didn't come of me, this is a very legalistic answer to go is one way to indicat

and my parish, elizabeth ann seton, my parish priest was born with a chromosomeal condition, one that was diagnosed long before she was born. the doctors made the suggestion that maybe she should abort the child because the risks were so great. given the statistics if she were born alive, it is likely she wouldn't make her first birthday. so why bother. but ann and andy understand the level of life. they know that life is precious and they knew her life was worthy of respect. the amazing thing is not just the hundreds of people that came to the funeral, but what happened on december 23. the cincinnati choir had a front page story on the miracle baby and they showed the risks, but they also talked about life and pro-life positions. our "cincinnati inquirer." at the funeral, there were many pictures, but the one that left the imprint on my mind were her two-inch foot prints and her mother had and i wish i could remember the exact words that said something to the point that no matter how small the footprint, every footprint can make a lasting impression. had she not been born "the inquir