taylor. [ applause ] >> bob: big-time players, jeffery taylor.hero against tennessee in the 19-point victory of the part of the reason tchiengang is starting in place of walker is he's probably going to do a little more damage on the boards. they're concerned about that to start the game against storm warren. >> eric: spencer had concern about the left ankle. he hurt it a couple days ago against arkansas. >> bob: keep an eye on the match-up between tasmin mitchell and jeffery taylor. left corner right now. >> eric: shot clock to four. they have to hurry. that's not what they want. a long-range jumper and it doesn't hit iron. shot clock violation. turnover, gives it over to commodores. here at the starting line-up for trent johnson's l.s.u. tigers. bo spencer in the back court, garrett green with another start. chris bass, tasmin mitchell and storm warren. warren has been a heck of a lot effective at home in baton rouge than on the road. >> bob: young, inexperienced player but he can board. that's his job in the game. the 2-3 zone does not allow f

. >> eric: taylor misses the reverse inside. loose on the floor. taylor picks it up. tinsley has it knocked away from behind. gets it back. the foul inside. goulbourne will go to the free-throw line. lance goulbourne. >> bob: heighter, ehind the im improperly to lose in a game of basketball? >> bob: someone steps on it. out of control. miss on the dunk leads to loose ball. guys are after it. no doubt about that. ery gegup.ing hard to the basket goulbourne ived he acti arod the rim. >> eric: so with the technical problem, garrett green goes to the bench to fix his shoe. eddie ludwig freshman from new orleans comes in to replace him. >> bob: this is the technical problem. offensively with this group in the game, it will be trouble. >> eric: tough shot! trying to get it over goulbourne. vanderbilt in transition. loses the handle. who can score here for l.s.u.? who the option that they are looking for? >> bob: what you have to do, spencer a guy to take a shot. that's him. guarding him tightly. the rest of the players are very inexperienced in terms of their scoring. strug

>>reporter: in maryland raymond taylor is known as inmate 3 2 8 705. but that is not the number he used as super max when he escaped thursday afternoon. instead he flashed the i.d. of his cell mate william johnson who was scheduled for release after serving time on a burglary charge. >> there is a photo on each i.d. again i say there was striking resemblance between the 2 inmates. >>reporter: taylor able to get through 3 check points being being free. 19 hours later he was recap toured 100 miles away. tonight taylor female friend is charged with harboring a fugitive and his cell mate here at super max is charged too and back in jail. he's charged with conspiracy to allow the escape. in downtown baltimore, fox 45 news at 5:30. >>> the baltimore area dodges yet another massive winter snowstorm but still gets pounded with gusty winds. >> thank goodness. this is a scene along green spring avenue this morning in baltimore county. snow showers showed up just in time for the morning commute but thankfully it was nothing like what we saw earlier this month. an

raymond taylor was arrested this morning in martinsburg, west virginia. he was hanging out at the home of a childhood friend. taylor is serving three life sentences for the attempted murders of his ex-girlfriend and her two children. >>> montgomery school has been under attack by a predator who operates threw facebook but a similar assault could happen anywhere. it's a story you'll see only on 9. the imposter poses as a flow student and asks to be facebook friends. the trouble starts once an unsuspecting student accepts the online friendship. that is when the culprit uses their name and attaches it to pornographic photos. >> parents need to be more alert. there were so many kids who had posted and replied. if their parents were friends they would have seen the same thing i did. which is inappropriate. >> reporter: 200 students who attended chevy chase high school were bee friended by this pornographer who used a name that was close to an actual student. parents are talking about how to keep their kids safe online at momslikeme.com. >>> caught in the breez

call it on jeffery taylor. the third foul on taylor.s has been more frequent in the second half than in the first half. >> bob: yeah. one of the advantages kevin stallings has coaching vanderbilt, did you see him just whistle? you have to get the kids' attention from a long distance. >> eric: learned that whistle from illinois state. mitchell. to the rim and scores with the left hand! >> bob: that is talent, my fr friend. split three players and got to the goal. one of the more talented guys in the league. having to carry his team. steps out of double-team. gets all the way through. four players. stand corrected. >> eric: six points now from mitchell. tied at 48. >> bob: amazing. >> eric: taylor. inside. gets it to goulbourne! [ cheers and applause ] a new career high for mr. goulbourne! what a day. 11 points for the sophomore! mitchell trying to answer. >> bob: talk about a difficult shot! hole lil cow! what is so smart is they're now man-to-man. mitchell understands who is guarding him and what the defense is very well. >> eric: ogilv

taylor out? what a fool. let's start there, lisa. go ahead. >> i think you put your finger right on it, and i think johnson, it sounds to me from the facts we know so far, he may have been a co-conspirator. the fact he apparently was just sitting there, his i.d. card just mysteriously ended up in his cellmate's hand, his i.d. number was memorized by his cellmate, it sounds like there's at least enough to investigate as a possible criminal conspiracy and guess what? he may not be getting out or he may not be on the verge 6 getting out because that could be a long prison term if you conspire to help another inmate escape. >> what is it like, ten years? >> that's right. >> on your way out, now looking at ten years. we'll continue to follow this one. calls, your thoughts. you know the number, 1-877-tell-hln. >>> welcome back to "prime news" on hln. many of you just flabbergasted by this story. a hardened criminal convicted of attempted murder shooting his ex-girlfriend and her two teenage daughter execution-style. thankfully they survive

. >> john: jessica taylor working around the perimeter. waller back to taylor. >> christie: a little stagnant again. they need continue to move. >> john: moss. great move. nailed that jumper. >> christie: a pretty jumper right off the fingertips. >> john: she loses it. it's going to stay with james madison. >> christie: beth cunningham was looking and wondering if it was a no call. it's a tough call. it's either a no call or a wrong call. that's how it goes. >> john: taylor right back to haislip. >> christie: started every game for the dukes. >> john: rebound foul is going against james madison. good position by chelsea snyder. >> christie: if you want the ball yhave to fight for it. who wants the ball. no i don't want it. no i want it. you have to scrap for the ball. >> john: dawn evans reenters the lineup for james madison. >> christie: looking to pick up at half court. under that screen. >> john: moss from 15. haislip push its up for jmu. she got bumped by wallace. number two on kita waller. >> christie: that might become a factor with

taylor lost it, got back. forced it up and got the roll. >> christie: taylor taking her time. the position, defense sitting straight behind. >> john: they are reallied aboutying up for position in the paint. moss up again. williams has the rebound for jmu. >> christie: off the baseline. williams on the way and they are going to call the block. it's going to go against vcu's wallace. >>> i think the thing that's difficult with dawn, being a point guard she has the ball in her hands a big pastor time. it's very difficult to try to limit her touches because she does a great job of getting the ball and running the team. we have to understand where help needs to be. certainly jennifer lane is going to be starting doing a great job of contain her and make her work for everything she gets. get her to take less shots and poor shots and take shots that's not in the flow of the offense and hopefully her shooting percentage goes down. >> john: so far they have done a good job of doing that. but it's a long game. she's a great play hare. she's going to get her points. >> christie: bebe ry

a judge sentenced raymond taylor to life in prison for a 2005 attempted murder charge. officers say he tried to kill his exgirlfriend and her two daughters in baltimore. thursday, the prison accidentally released taylor because he was being held in a cell with another inmate who was scheduled to be let out. >> taylor was placed in a cell with inmate johnson, which you the first mistake here as we move along in this process. >> reporter: if you know where taylor is or have seen him in the area, police want you to call 911. >>> a teenager in maryland is facing charges after an accident that sent two of his friends to the hospital. it happened thursday morning near appleton high school in columbia. the 17-year-old tried to drive across the intersection when he collided with a trash truck. the impact forced the teen's car in to a volvo with a mother and a baby inside. >> all of his friends were in the guidance this morning. everyone is here for them. >> reporter: do you get nervous when you go to that intersection every day. >> i actually do. because there is no light it is

. >> taylor from the corner.omery battling for the rebound with keturah jackson. >> watch thomas right here turn the corner, left-handed, going strong and uses the glass, great finish in the quarter court offense. really fun to watch. and got the whole package, jasmine thomas. nice young lady, terrific student. >> certainly the leader of this blue devils team. goodlett has the ball again for georgia tech. >> now duke is in their match u. they will change it up in their quarter court. coach mccallie has the ability to run a lot of defensive styles at you. it's very unpredictable. >> another turnover. again, goodlett travels under the pressure. >> see, that's when taylor has to go back and get the ball or deja foster go back and get the ball. get the ball out of goodlett's hands that far away from the rim. >> keturah jackson, gets that one to go down. 4-0, duke lead. >> when you extend your pressure against duke, they're going to try to throw over the top of it. you have to make sure you match up after you full-cou

a judge sentenced raymond taylor to life in prison for a 2005 attempted murder charge. officers say he tried to kill his ex-girlfriend and her two daughters in baltimore. today the prison accidentally released taylor because he was being held in a cell with another inmate who was scheduled to be let out. >> taylor was placed in the cell with inmate johnson which was the first mistake here as we move along in this process. >> if you know where taylor is or have seen him in the area, police want you to call 911. >>> three major stock markets closed down because unemployment claims were higher than expected. the recovery is fault ering and the economy could be heading for the double dip recession. gary nurenberg is watching the money. >> reporter: the unemployment news came as president obama prepared for his day long health care summit. >> the president is fiddling his time away on health care. this economy is coming away. >> reporter: similar reaction to the unemployment news on cable. >> some are talking about rearranging the deck chairs on the titanic when it looks lik

. >> a task force captured raymond taylor.ow prison officials are looking to see what went wrong with their procedures. this is as far from baltimore as raymond taylor got. a tip helped track him down friday morning. officers surrounded the house in west virginia and found him hiding in an upstairs bedroom closet. >> we are investigating exactly how he was taken to west virginia. detectives are vetting that process right now. >> taylor were serving three life sentences for attempted murder. investigators say he has a striking resemblance to another inmate who shared a cell with him for several hours. that led to confusion, and his mistaken release. recent -- prison officials do not think any staff aided him, but they do think there were problems with protocol. >> proper policy and procedures were not properly followed. as part of the investigation process, we are also analyzing our existing policies and addressing in the areas of concern that may have contributed to this event. >> taylor was brought to the baltimore facility a

raymond taylor was mistakenly released from the maryland corrections center yesterday by pretending toll mate who was scheduled for release. >>> thewindy weather causing all sorts of problems today. it brought down a massive tree in mclean. the tree ended up on the roof of the home causing a lot of damage. no one was home. no one was hurt. a similar story over in falls church where another uprooted tree came down this afternoon causing significant damage to this garage. >> i first thought there might be damage to the master bedroom but it appears it really has taken out the garage. it's gone. >> no one was home here when the tree came down as well. >>> fortunately the winds are dying down. so what can we expect for the rest of the weekend? fox 5's gary mcgrady is live in the weather center with our first look. gary, a lot of us hoping for a little sunshine. >> we're going to get some. one thing for sure this weekend, it's not going to be like today. we're not nearly getting to have the wind of -- kind of wind, the 60 mile per hour wind gusts. here's something going on out there right n

and taylor battle had 30 on the day. those two emphatic. penn state down one. michigan state up 55-46. as they pull away in the second half at 57-48. lucas hits the three. biggest lead of the game. he had 24. spartans win 65, 54. indiana-wisconsin in the conference. first half, up by eight. hughes. step-back jumper. 12-2 run for the badgers to open this contest. wisconsin up by 19 still. bohanan's three makes it a

taylor swift, taylor lautner. we have a lot of taylors. then we go up to we don't say what age but the senior love story is really very interesting it probably only shirley maclaine could have played it. it takes place in a cemetery. no pun intended, it just happens to take place there. i just wish they would push the senior elements too. there's no age thing. kids fall in love. crushes. it's all over. a lot of people want to be enlightened. what better subject, get some enlightenment about love. but i had great actors and they delivered. other than funny you want to have some emotion and i think the key to a love story is have all the fun, the jokes, but when you get near the end see if you can eliminate the dialogue and just do it with pictures. it works out if you have good music. tavis: to your point about a love story. i think in music, i recall this conversation one day with stevie wonder, this great artist who has tackled the subject of love on album after album, song after song. he is an icon because he always finds a new way to wr

. >>> sean taylor was shot. >> a devastating turn of events here hours after doctors were optimisticaylor had turned the corner after he aboard to respond to commands of the doctors the news came that he had passed away. >> you think of the redskins my favorite team. >> i think of sean taylor, you know, i think of sean taylor a native of miami and i think of the situation of children coming into his home, teens, coming into his home and taking his life. they took his life not knowing that he was home but in turn they impacted not only sean taylor's life but they impacted the lives of everybody in his family, i say, okay, if those same children, those same kids were in a program like i have over here in overtown or the program in portland, oregon, there is no way they would have gone into that man's house and take his life. we make the investment now because we know it will affect someone's life. >> we'll meet and go into the room and have a general session. that's all the within they come together for a time we're going to go through the motivation and the men toring like we discusse

taylor is charged with eight counts of manslaughter.lawyer said his client wasn't involved and simply happened to come upon the accident scene. he also says taylor only signed a police account about what happened because he was under the influence and in distress. pl prosecutors say that taylor and another man were racing. bullock's car ran into a cloud killing eight people. he now faces a 15-year prison sentence. >>> rtin o'malley is focusing on job creation and protection as he sets his agenda for this legislative year. o'malley delivered his state of the state address to the state legislature today. he says jobs are an important part of making sure that maryland's economic recovery does not stall. the governor is fproposing a $3,000 tax credit to businesses that fire someone who is unemployed. he also is proposing major investments in the capital budget. he's hoping to create more than 20,000 construction jobs. >> progress requires that we focus the energies of this session on three primary actions, creating jobs, saving jobs, and pr

taylor nails the tee-pointer. taylor with 16 points.onials beat charlotte 75-70 and clinch a spot in the a-10 tournament for the first time since 2007. >>> it was a spirited nascar nationwide race tonight in vegas. ken harvick told his pit guys they looked like a bunch of idiots, but they rebounded to earn him his first nationwide win. danica patrick in her last race spouted off about the driver that caused her to wreck. danica patrick will take a four-month break to return to indycar racing. halfway through the race, michael mcdowell was down a lap in the way. caused danica to lose control, go into that other car. danica patrick finished 31st. after that she had a lot to say. >> i learned for sure. we had a good car. we really did. i said that earlier. we have a better car than where we qualified. unfortunately, we got caught in a bad situation with a driver who wasn't looking and probably a spotter who wasn't calling. i probably should have seen the tape on the left rear bumper and shouldn't have been on the left rear bumper. >> here

taylor is church with eight counts of vehicular manslahter. -- charged with eight counts of vehicular manslaughter. his partner pleaded guilty to similar charges last month. >>> bob marshall is criticized -- and fired back after being criticized. he blasted a virginia commonwealth university's student run capitol news service. the road and article on the speech that marshall did they called disabled children "god's punishment to women who had prior abortions." he says it is slanderous. >>> coming up, letting someone drinking your house and letting them dry, could you in trouble. >> and the suspect's father speaks. someing was very wrong before the shots were fired. >> i am hurt and angry. thinking how he suffered. >> a local family is heartbroken after one of their own gets dragged to his death. police make an arrest. dragged to his death. police make an arrest. >> you're watching abc seven news at eleven -- 11:00. this is abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. >>> two local families are shattered after a woman stuck a young man and dragged him for more than a mile. >> the family of the v

prosecutors say the taylor and bullock were racing when they plowed through a crowd of spectators. bullock pleaded guilty last week. taylor has been charged with vehicular manslaughter. >>> more problems could be looming for toyota because it is now investigating problems with the prius hybrid. the national highway traffic safety administration has received about 100 complaints about the cars ' brakes. there are problems in japan, as well. well, this follows the ongoing problems involving gas pedals and floor mats. >>> coming up next, devon and our forecast. >>> i'm out in the sunshine right now, it isn't too bad but enjoy it while you can because we have a big system coming our way. i will tell you about it with the news at noon when we come back. ói laxatives? i've tried all these. this one's gritty. this one can make you bloated. clearly, miralax is the one for me. it relieves my constipation with no harsh side effects. miralax. restore your body's natural rhythm. we often think of teenagers senning picture and messages but aarp says sexting is catching on with folks of a differ

prosecutors say that taylor and them were racing when they plowed through a crowd of spectators along the indian head highway. taylor faces vehicular manslaughter charges it in his trial. >>> the secretary, hood, says toyota was a little slow, responding to those pedal problems that let to many recalled vehicles. sending out fixes this week for 2.3 million vehicles out of fear that the gas pedals can stick when they step on the gas. federal officials needed to wake toyota up to the seriousness of the problem. >>> tonight, we're learning federal regulators also complains about the power steering system in the chevy cobalt. the highway safety traffic administration says they have received 1132 complaints about the difficult seus, controlling that car. and that included 11 accidents and one injury. the review covers almost a million cobalt for the model years 2005 to 2009. and drivers are one step closer to going just a little faster in the state of virginia tonight. and today, both the house and the senate passed the bills that would raise the limit to 70 miles an hour in some parts of

taylor swift, you're lovely, don't write me hate mail please. >> she is lovely.sband and father of her two children. apparently he's been on that celebrity fit club show on vh1. with several other -- and look at the difference. there he was as k-fat. as the tabloids called him. what's interesting is he said he didn't realize how much weight he had gained until he saw the pictures of himself at 240 pounds. and the k-fat moniker actually inspired him to lose weight. >> it was photoshopped? i heard rumors this was not as fat as he was. >> he doesn't say they were necessarily photoshopped. >> k-fat. >> let himself go. >> lindsay lohan, a name we haven't heard in a while, you're probably thankful. she's doing this two-part expose on "the insider." so quickly just take a look at her house right now. the story is basically she's a hoarder. that is what her house looks like. >> look at all those shoes. >> would you expect any less from lindsay lohan? she says she wants to get arranged. they say the show implies that ramaaps part of this is that he disorganized person. co

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taylor's camp came out and said it wasn't her fault.s an audio problem, engineering issue, et cetera. kelly clarkson, also an "american idol" alum who understands these pressures and prot ses says, you know what, you shouldn't come out and say that you didn't hit those notes, that you should come out and take some responsibility for it and so it's kind of this "idol" versus "idol." i like what kelly has to say because, you know what, take responsibility. the song didn't turn out the way it should have. it can't always be the audio guy's fault. >> she was intimidated next to stevie nicks. >> apparently the rehearsals were quite good. people in for the rehearsals said they sounded fantastic so why can't they replicate that, i don't know. >> hopefully they'll resolve it. >> don't lose any sleep, tamron. >> i will not. stick around. this is a great story. listen to this one. the ceo of sun micro system has announced that he's resigning. how did he tell them? twitter. jonathan schwarz is the ceo since 2006. since he's the ceo he probably mak

. >> reporter: he's upset that taylor still has not apologized for his role in the accident. >> i know i would have if i was in that situation, but other people are different. >> everybody makes mistakes in their lives, just tell the truth and move on with it. i don't think we would have been here today if the truth had been told from the beginning. >> reporter: tavon's attorney says his client just seemed to happen on the scene. >> he was target because of his immaturity and lack of experience in dealing with law enforcement. >> reporter: but police say evidence including security camera video from the near barreta school proves he was driving that evening. the jury will resume their deliberations tomorrow morning. we're live, derek valcourt, wcz news. >> the other defendant in that case, darren brahn is scheduled to plea tomorrow. >>> police are looking for a 14- year-old who disappeared on her way home on friday. johnson was last seen in her mother's home on north bethel street. she's described as a black female, 4'11", about 125-pound. >>> we've seen a mix of clouds, sun even a mix

knocked down gutierrez, knocked down taylor rohde on that play.ir jaws defensively. and they've just been so tough against arizona state's offense. look at that. the passer! >> marques: jorge gutierrez, the no look going left. off the defender's right. yet another attempt. >> steve: really getting physical down in that paint. look at this. there's got to be a foul there. jamal boykin has scored 10 of his 14 points in the second half. ght,soon t e tolantrsey o's to b i'llir. grea som houy fi m yo, sir. si to o's one at's, si stev at's m taabou yonee? rip. ill. you. knoyou f we'rican i'm sorry i ruour eli re slive oh no you st gearnnd your. you d it easou k who do ynk you e? i wish i was. >>> 6' 8, 8 1/2, can randle, first half. had his thing going on. robertson with yeoman's work. on the inside of the offensive rebound, pat christopher. put his head down making things happen. then they're finding each other. jamal boykin with numerous passes on the inside. >> steve: five seniors preseason pick to win the conference. because of the senior leadership

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five inches back in december, it was -- >> i hope dan taylor is with me.ooking at the snowfall totals. that's it. he was writing a story on the weather. additional 4 to 10 on average. almost a disappointment on what happened in the weekend. this is a different storm. it is very similar in how it organizes itself. excuse me, while i clear my throat. temperatures that are getting colder but it's really starting to reorganize the particular storm that had actually pushed in some warmer air. not exactly the animal and beast we had over the weekend. 23 degrees. we're back to snow, heavy snow. you'll easily crack one foot. the question, do you approach two feet of snow. there will be some wide ranging totals here. we gave an initial forecast 12 to 20 on average. the 6 to 12-inch range. i'm confident welcome close to that. it will be a wide range because of some people who went over to sleet and freezing air overnight. heavy bans of snow that sets up to, to day. winds, 7 miles an hour. 26 feels like 19 and westminster. temperatures cooling down to 27. 30 degrees

in the top box, police caught the gay raymond taylor. he was serving three life sentences for attempted murder when he walked right out of a prison in baltimore yesterday. we'll tell you how they got him. jon: in the middle box, the northeast gets pounded with a deadly snowstorm again. 700,000 homes and businesses are in the dark right now. winds hitting more than 90 miles an hour in parts of new hampshire and in the nation's largest city, a chaotic morning. some transit service suspended. more than 1,000 flights in and out of new york already canceled. jane: on the bottom we're waiting for a news conference at seaworld in orlando where the killer whale dragged a veteran trainer to her death as spectators were watching. what will happen to the whale named tili. nice coming across the country and around the world we'll bring it straight to you. jon: our top story, what happens now the way your health care gets dispensed of after nearly eight hours of argument president obama's health care summit wrapped up with democrats and republican la

her stalker was ex-girlfriend taylor new vel. prosecutors say taylor was furious with the judge for ending their remans. new vel claims the e-mails, texts and phone calls were abut getting her property back. she now faces 15 years in prison at her sentences in april. >>> crews have cleared the scene of a tanker truck accident from rockville last night. police say the 2,000 fuel tank truck was traveling when it spun out of control and flipped on its side. the driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. at one point the tanker was leaking fuel. hazmat crews were called in to clear everything out. the winter weather is likely to blame. >>> american hikers continue to be jailed in iran. now the leader is suggesting a trade for their release. what he wants in return. >>> and he grew up in the white house during a very rough time. we are talking to the oldest grandson of franklin roosevelt next about his memories of his grand parents and time in the white house. and he'll talk about the comparisons to today's administration.

they say taylor and bullock were racing when they plowed through a crowd of spectators.ullock pleaded guilty last week and taylor is charged with vehicular manslaughter. >>> in los angeles, prosecutors plan to charge michael jackson's doctor with manslaughter as soon as today. they will file a criminal complaint against dr. conrad murray. >>> atlanta medical journal is retracting a study linking vaccines to autism. since then a dozen other studies have not found such a link. >>> we will run down the latest closings and delays coming up. >>> plus a look at the traffic conditions in the skies as well as the roads. the latest snowstorm is a school kids and photographers dream, beautiful. but we could have a wintry nightmare before the week is out. we listen joined by devon lucie when 9 news now returns. >>> welcome back to 9 news now. we want to check on the plowing efforts. >> with us is john from the dc department of transportation. how are the roads out there? >> the main roads appear to be in very good shape. they have all been treated and are wet. and should be mostly

i'm guessing, that you will have read the taylor book on george orwell. >> guest: i haven't. >> host: what a shame. doesn't matter. what i wanted to say from his book was something that i have a feeling you will agree with. taylor writes, when i read other people writing about george orwell, i keep thinking, this is my author you're talking about. do you get that feeling? >> guest: i do, and we all have a -- you and i and a few other people we know and some we don't know are part of a really fanatical group of orwell lovers an it's very personal. i started reading orwell, maybe also late in my 20. but at a critical moment when i needed a kind of a model. i needed to know, how does one become a writeer? so i read through the four volumes collected essays, journalism and letters, and read straight through. like reading an autobiography. >> host: sort of being personally addressed. >> guest: i felt very close to the voice of those pieces. and i think those are where you get closest to orwell to his voice so what is essential to his -- really what in his character is strong and worth emul

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swift, taylor lautner, topher grace -- >> jimmy: curly, mo -- >> and larry! >> you can't forget larry.y. he might go with curly. don't nobody want to talk about the larry situation. >> jimmy: i don't want to talk about the larry situation. >> the larry situation. >> jimmy: i'm still writing that book. "the larry situation," that's the name of my book, yeah. explain what -- >> sorry, we get silly sometimes. >> jimmy: i know, so crazy. i love having you on. i love -- but explain your role in this movie and what your part is. >> i play an agent. and anne hathaway is also in it and she winds up working for me. and i'm like, one of those really drive you nutkinds of agents who does not play. i never take my sunglasses off in this movie. it's hilarious. and there's a crazy gag reel. you gotta go see this movie, because the outtakes from this -- i mean, you know, gary marshalis crazy. this is penny marshall's brother who you know directs a million movies. but these guys do so many jokes, like you never know what's coming. like, you're doing a scene and some guy will

this is anne taylor. this is our executive producer. we decided to see some snow. >> explain to anybody. explain to anybody, what your excitement. it's fun to i guess fun to watch. covering it, it's tough for the crews. we're out a little bit in the morning and we will continue to do that in the next, so i -- this is going to be a bigger storm. i want to tell you how we will cover it. last storm, jumped over 30 inches in some spots. and this is going to be a worst storm with less snow. here's the reason why. we've mixed some freezing rain and sleet overnight. not in all places, baltimore city, parts of baltimore. that edge, thin layer of ice. we wasted on. we have this ice, adding. >> when i got out here, 3:00, you know what? it's raining out there. now that it's turn back to snow. we have thish i -- and then we saw the blizzard warning into the mix. we will blow this stuff around. it will be more widespread and stronger winds than in the last. i am not trying to exaggerate this for t. 28 right now. and at the harbor school, they picked

san francisco chronicle" said, testifying to congress, drew mcdonald vice president for safety at taylor farms the world's largest salad producer explained he supported uniform government enforced food safety standards. this reargued would eliminate the hassle of customers insisting on their own safety audits. which was, the organic food co-op over here that said we want you to certify that this food is organic and over there you have the local food co-op. you are making salad. wersel what is coming from? and maybe there is a don't kill any rabbits to grow our carrots co-opts. there are lots of people who put in or maybe parents or deathly afraid of any bacteria getting into their food and they have their own regulations. there were groups in stores setting up. giant, adc grocery store chain. one grocery store might want something and another vocal store might want another. this is what i call private sector regulation. they preserve more diversity. barack obama had said i don't think government can solve every problem but there are some things government can't do such as insuring our fo

taylor's book on him. >> i haven't. >> it doesn't matter because what i wanted to say from his book was something that i have a feeling that you will agree with, taylor writes and says whine read other people writing about george orwell, i think hey, this is my author you are talking about. do you ever get that feeling? >> i do, and we all have a -- you and i and a few other people, we know and some we don't know, are part of a really fanatical group of orwell lovers and it is personal, and i started reading orwell maybe late, in my 20s and it was a time when i needed a model and i needed to know how does one become a writer and i went straight through what was then the only collection of orwell's essays and journalism, the four volumes, collected essays, journalism and letters and read straight through, like reading an autobiography, and -- >> you found yourself being personally addressed? >> i felt close to the voice of those pieces and i think those are where you get closest to orwell, to his voice, what is essential and really, what in his character is strong, and worth emulating an

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