>> taylor swift: you know, it's great. ( laughter ) >> stahl: the answer is, "it's great." >> tayloreers and applause ) >> go to 60minutesovertime.com for an editor's choice-- private sets from all of tonight's performers sung just for "60 minutes." sponsored by pfizer. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without food. and it's not a narcotic. you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen, and meloxicam have the same cardiovascular warning. they all may increase the chance of hea

i'm very thankful to the taylor family foundation. >> by giving to the taylor family foundation, theyse things that others might take for granted. very special things. >> it's all about the children here. it costs a lot to keep this rolling and to provide the camp for these kids that have no opportunity to do anything like this. >> it costs a million dollars every year. >> it doesn't cost a million dollars this year. >> i'm continually to be amazed. >> i hope that other families that have special needs to have an experience like this. it needs to be available to other families. >> to see the children and see what a difference it makesing in the lives of these children and families. >> it really is an amazing experience. >> i wish we had a taylor family foundation everywhere. the work they do is very real and gratifying to know. elaine was showing me pictures 20 years ago. i love that feeling i was associated with such a good group of people. >> it's the army of people behind me of donors and generous people and volunteers and counselors and community-wide from politicians to fire depa

i'm very thankful to the taylor family foundation. >> by giving to the taylor family foundation, theyhings that others might take for granted. very special things. >> it's all about the children here. it costs a lot to keep this rolling and to provide the camp for these kids that have no opportunity to do anything like this. >> it costs a million dollars every year. >> it doesn't cost a million dollars this year. >> i'm continually to be amazed. >> i hope that other families that have special needs to have an experience like this. it needs to be available to other families. >> to see the children and see what a difference it makesing in the lives of these children and families. >> it really is an amazing experience. >> i wish we had a taylor family foundation everywhere. the work they do is very real and gratifying to know. elaine was showing me pictures 20 years ago. i love that feeling i was associated with such a good group of people. >> it's the army of people behind me of donors and generous people and volunteers and counselors and community-wide from politicians to fire departme

tavis: ooh, come on, come on. >> best james taylor song ever written? oh, come on, if you had asked me on the spot -- tavis: that changes every week. >> say if we had just switched the whole thing and i'm in your seat? tavis: give me yours, give me yours. >> well, come on. tavis: give me yours. >> "millworker," greatest song ever written. tavis: "millworker" is good. >> no. "millworker" is great. tavis: "carolina in my mind" is awfully good. >> aw, "carolina in my mind" is boring, boring. tavis: "sweet baby james," pretty good, pretty good. >> flag is the best album, by the way, because "millworker" is on it. tavis: okay. >> "company man," don't even start with me. tavis: for those of you who don't know this, every time jamie comes on the show, we have this fight about who loves james taylor more. >> he is the soundtrack of our generation and, therefore, there's no one who speaks to me musically more than him. tavis: i love the humanity in his lyric. the content is so -- anyway, we -- >> and his voice. tavis: yes. >> there's just -- tavis: we love you,

taylor is facing three counts of sexual abuse of a minor which is a felony. police also believe there may be more victims out there so they are asking parents with any information to call the police department at 410-313-3200. >> police are trying to track down the man they say burglarized a business while wearing a mask. the problem for the crook, he for got to keep the disguise on the whole time. take a look at the gentleman in these swans pictures. he targeted the tobacco emporium saturday morning. as you can see, the man had half way on and in these photos let his face show through. he took an undisclosed amount of money, if you recognize the man or know anything about this you are asked to call police. >> a baltimore tradition is ready for its close up. tonight, the lighting of the washington monument. we're live where she is about to host the "a monumental occasion." >> there is so much going on down here, i wish you were here. the weather is nice and joining me is ranger ben and his charming companion. i'm used to seeing you in a uniform but not this u

taylor and i brought max up. he sat on an anthill and screamed like the dickens. i should bring him back up. what happened between you and taylor? we married too young. this is where i'm most comfortable. in the city, taylor was like a kid at christmas. opportunity. money to be made quickly. different people. he never wanted to come back. he didn't even want to look back. he was embarrassed about being a small-town boy. even in the city, this is who i was. love will stretch so far, i guess. you're a lot like him. oh, i don't think so. he wasn't all bad. in that case, it's all right. i meant you're fun to be with. so are you. i'll miss you when you go. who knows when that's going to be. i can't leave until mark catches a fish. right. i... i think we ought to get back. i promised max we'd throw the ball. you're right. we better go. i really meant what i said about missing you. are you ready? sure. toss one. want to watch? ok. earl, how are you? you said come over. here you go. come on, throw it! hey, nice toss! you're right. i surprised myself. i told you. come on,

. >> barry and elaine taylor started the foundation in 1990 to help children living with hiv and aids. >> from there it went to, the family needs strollers and bart tickets. oh, my gosh, in the summer they only get to hang out but they have nothing going on. it was like we need to put something together. >> cheryl: that is exactly what they did. in 1997 they started building camp arroyo. >> the good things, it means there is more room for other kids. >> cheryl: by the time they opened in 2000. taylor family foundation decided to open it up to all children battling life-threatening conditions for free. >> when they first showed me the property back in the '90s, there

. >> which is my taylor swift. she's -- i did her for my own personal gratification. i don't know what it is about her, but the first time i ever heard her voice, i was locked up and i would listen to her music, and she's got like this really cute country voice. it soothed me. like, no matter what's going on, there might be fights, chaos, you know, the building could be burning down, but if i'm listening to taylor swift, i'm relaxed. >> but it seems no melody can quiet the outbursts that punctuate life in the administration segregation unit, which houses members of the jail's largest gang. >> usually they'll cause a disruption if they're upset or if they just want to gain attention. mostly they all feed off each

taylor because he's a person who's done approximately 25 years on a life sentence. he has come forward to change his life around from being a gang banger for years to somebody who wants to help other people, especially young inmates who come in. >> do your time, do your own. you ain't got to impress anybody. the only way you can impress me is if you can get back outside to the free world. then i'm impressed. >> i think that's one of the best things that an institution can do for an inmate is have somebody like mr. taylor, who's been through the system the way that he has, you know, and then he comes one-on-one with inmates and explains to inmates, don't do this, don't do that. i took it beyond just a talk, you know, because i needed that talk, you know what i'm saying? because i don't know what's out there. capella university understands businesses are trying to come back from rough economic times. employees are being forced to do more with less. and the need for capable leaders is greater than ever. when you see these problems do you take a step back, or do you wan

our guest is goldie taylor, managing editor of the goldie taylor project where she writes about contemporaryocial and political issues. can you tell us your own story about the linkage of domestic violence and guns? >> sure. here in atlanta, i guess i have lived here 27 years now, during our first year here in atlanta, i met him i thought was the most charming man in the world. we moved in to gather, started college, a started to build a life within. not long after that is when the abuse began. he began to isolate me from my friends and family. he began to be little every single thing i did. then it became physically abusive. i felt trapped, even though my mother lived less than 10 miles away. i was afraid to tell her what was happening because for so many young women, there is an unfortunate culture of silence that sort of places they don't around what is happening in some of these homes. i remember a relative telling us when we were younger that what happens between that man and that woman is between batman and that woman. it is probably looking backed, the most unfortunate thing i've ever

taylor swift's has been a meteoric rise.ord sales, taylor swift appeals to people who still pay a lot for music, girls and their moms. she's held onto her country fans even as she's gotten huge in pop. and then there's her image-- lots of publicity about her short-lived, high-profile romances, but never a drunken rampage, a public outburst, or a scandalous photo. we caught up with her late last year on the road for her "speak now" tour. ( cheers and applause ) take a look at the crowd at the staples center in los angeles, where taylor swift sold out four shows within minutes. >> taylor swift: well, good evening, los angeles! ( fans screaming ) >> stahl: the decibel level here reminds you of the beatles. it's almost as if she's their spiritual leader, with her message that you can be a good girl, a nice person, and still have fun. taylor swift writes her own songs, about love and heartbreak and being the ordinary girl next door. she's been called "the poet laureate of puberty." ♪ what you're looking for has been here the whol

taylor lautner!ht were sittin' around the table ♪ ♪ the holiday when were able...♪ ♪ something in the air something in the air ♪ ♪ it's christmas in the air that keeps us together♪ bye daddy! bye! bye girls, love you daddy, we made you a video for your trip! yeah, watch it on the airplane! ok here you go aw, thanks girls yeah hey, i also made you a video aw, that's so sweet you probably shouldn't watch it on the plane say bye to daddy! bye girls! bye! bye dad! share videos instantly. the new galaxy s3. now available at best buy and best buy mobile stores. with thermacare heatwraps. thermacare works differently. it's the only wrap with patented heat cells that penetrate deep to relax, soothe, and unlock tight muscles. for up to 16 hours of relief, try thermacare. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ jim koch ] sam adams winter lager. it'll warm your cockles, whatever cockles are. [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: starting next friday, november 16th, you can see our first guest starring alongside robert pattinson an

taylor takes over for plaxico. remember him from virginia tech. down 14-7. taylor fakes the handoff, and ravens are up 14- 13. mobile quarterback. six minutes to go. ravens down 2 and taylor going to get this one tipped and picked by dunlap. look at the foot work there. 14yards to the house. ravens lose, 23-14. baltimore hosts indianapolis next sunday at 1:00 p.m. >>> inspirational moment as a coach returns to the field after his battle with leukemia. and the redskins update, straight ahead. share everything. share brotherly love. share one up's. mom ? mom ? the share everything plan. lets your family share a pool of data across 10 devices with unlimited talk and text. now get a lucid by lg, free. >>> welcome back out to fed ex field. i'm scott smith. there is about a minute to go, as the fans start to file out of fed ex field, mostly with smiles, except for those in blue jerseys. redskins appear heading to the playoffs. two score margin lead now. 28-18 game with about a minute to go. huge performances today, namely alfred morris, 200 yards on the ground. 3t

taylor is accused of fondling at least three girls over a two-year period. it came to light a few days ago after one of the girls came forward after several years. >> one of the girls realized she may not have been the suspect's only victim. she went to a teacher and reported this had occurred. at that point we launched an investigation and identified two additional victims. >> reporter: they're asking anyone who may have been harmed by taylor to contact the police. taylor remains in custody. >>> in harford county, charging documents show that a 22-year-old edgewood man is accused of sexually assaulting a 4-year-old girl last month. officials say the girl was taken to the child advocacy center where she told investigators ryan gram, a man who was helping a father on a remodeling project touched her inappropriately. he is charged with second and third degree sex offenses. >>> an update on the news we delivered this morning. a 62-year-old man was found dead inside his baltimore county home after fire ripped through it in the middle of the night. neighbors came

taylor is facing three counts of sex abuse of a minor which is a felony. police are asking anyone who has more information on taylor because they feel there are more victims out there. please call the number on your screen. we're live i'm lowell mesler. >> authorities are identifying the prisoner involved in yesterday's police-involved shooting at stnts joseph medical center. he is charged with attempted murder but he is still in the hospital. it was around 2:30 yesterday when he was receiving treatment and tried to hide a needle in his clothing. after a brief struggle an officer stepped in and he went for the gun. at one point, the weapon went off. he was handcuffed the entire time. the officer was graced by the bullet. >> an overnight fire in baltimore county. 62-year-old william spencer was killed when these flames took over his home. this is eyewitness video from one of our viewers. about 80 fire personnel was called to the scene. we're told the fire escalated to two-alarm. two firefighters are being treated for minor injuries. in the meantime, a fire

styles opted to fly on taylor's private jet may going him irritated. >> taylor's having difficultiesn the dating scenes. >>> is that what we're calling it? >>> and beyonce has signed a $50 million deal with pepsi. it includes a beyonce pepsi can. >> there's a twitter account asking what if seinfeld were still on the air. some of the best ones, george goes through his beautiful girlfriend's e-mail and discovers all of her exes are short, stocky, and bald. he dumps her immediately. >>> george's parents claim their house was destroyed by sandy. he moves in. jerry breaks up with his girlfriend because she instagrams everything that she eats. george tries to get a job with the nets. all good. i'm lynn berry. this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned. "way too early" starts right now. >>> typical middle-class family of four will see an income tax hike of under $2,200. how many of you can afford to pay another $2,200 in taxes? not you? i didn't think so. you can't afford to lose that money.

that's typical james taylor right there. as far as our weather's concerned, things are looking pretty good here. a little earlier this evening, as you mentioned, jim, the first family did in fact turn on our national christmas tree. you can see it right there behind me, off to the right here, right in front of the white house, just off of the stage. the family came on, counted down to five. and went ahead and lit that tree. a lot of excitement as the president took the stage to light the tree. the tree, new this year. and one thing the president said when he was talking about in his remarks, is the tree was planted a couple of days before sandy made its way onshore. the third tree in the last three years, not going to have a problem. mrs. obama, the first lady also took the stage a little bit earlier, doing something she does every year, reading it was the night before christmas. >> i sprang from the bed to see what was the matter. >> away to the window i flew like a flash, tore open the shutters and threw up the sash. >> th

you wouldn't dare do that. >> no, but taylor swift?l: taylor swift 23 years old today, i think she's a good role model. i think she tries to put forth good things. katy perry i don't know anything about. but paglia who teaches at philadelphia at some arts college, she wants the women to do w what? what does she want? what's this womanliness thing? what does she want them to do? >> she wants the women to unbutton their blouses. >> bill: why? for what reason? >> she said you just as well be be trashy during the day if you're trashy at night. otherwise we're reminiscent of the 1950s where women was for thent and waiting men to come home. >> bill: she wants them to be trashy? did you take that away from the article? >> she said girls had to be simple, pep pee, cheerful, and modest. >> this is such a senseless article to me. there's so mucdeh more important things to talk about. >> bill: i know. there's a bigger picture, though. >> here's part of it. who does she think is a good role model in the singing world? madonna. >> we just talked ab

feminists attacking taylor swift and katie perry. culture warriors have some thoughts. u.s.incarcerated in mexico for absolutely no reason at all. we're asking the mexican government to free him. we hope you stay tuned to those repepepepep >> bill: culture warrior segment tonight along with the rise of secularism in america militant feminism making a comeback. camille wrote an article in the hollywood reporter hashly criticizing katie perry and taylor swift calling them insipid. she thinks they should be quote powerful models of mature bombingliness unquote. here are two ladies who fight fit that description gretchen carlson and jeanine pirro. so why don't you define the point that ms. paggala are trying to make. >> she is saying there are successful women like katie perry and taylor swift in forbes magazine make more money than just about anyone in terms of their music. she is saying that they are insipid that their music is bland and that they are monotonous and at the end of the day they are too buttoned up. her concern is that they are not trashy and they don't reflect k

taylor remains in custody tonight in howard county. roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. >>> a man is charged with sexually assaulting a 4-year-old girl. he is charged with a second and third degree sex offense. the victim reported that she had -- that grim had ca rested her and touched her. grim was helping with the remodeling and had a sleepover at the home the girl was also staying. >>> a 62-year-old man is dead and two firefighters injured after an early morning house fire in jacksonville. >> it was a two alarm fire and brian kuebler is here with some powerful pictures on those deadly flames. >> reporter: a neighbor three doors down sent us this dramatic picture. 62-year-old william spencer died as the two-alarm fire enveloped the home. the fire required at least 80 firefighters and 20 pieces of equipment from both baltimore and harford county. it took about two hours to get it all under control and in the process two firefighter the suffered minor injuries. >> did an initial search of the first and second floor. then the fire became so

were mitigating circumstances, mom. >> taylor: oh, no. >> steffy: (sighs) >> taylor: i know it's true that katie pushed bill and brooke together. i know that, but everybody knows that she wasn't herself. >> steffy: katie lured them to aspen. she left a note saying that she wanted a divorce, and she left her wedding ring. bill was a mess. if brooke hadn't been there with us, i don't know what we would have done. >> taylor: oh, wow. that's amazing. wow. (sighs) >> steffy: i know. imagine that-- me defending brooke. >> brooke: i'd like

now, you're about to see how taylor farms is using technology to help bridge that gap. it is the sound of technology making up for policy. it is where a machine fills the void left by a declining work force. a romaine field outside salinas, california, high pressure water jets cutting heads of lettuce, an efficient eliminator of stoop labor, better for the workers that remain and better for the company that has seen its labor pool drained by foggy immigration rules. >> the purpose of the machine is to reduce our dependency on foreign labor. and numbers in the field in general. all of our fields prior to harvest are microtested where they're coming in and there's random samples taken throughout the field. and before we can bring our equipment in and harvest, those samples have been sent to a lab and the field has been deemed clear. >> mike: this one of two automated harvesters built and designed by taylor farms, a $1.6 billion a year player in the produce business. contracting with hundreds of farmers throughout california and arizona. taylor farms, a 17-year-old company

taylor martinez avoids the sack. watch this. across the field.o the sidelines, cuts back to the middle of the field. finds daylight. he's gone. turns on the gentlemen an amazing 76-yard touchdown. but badgers pulled away. ball added to his record for most career touchdowns. the 16-yard run, 80th 80th touchdown, what a career. wisconsin wins 70-31. will face stanford in the rose bowl january 1st. what a game it will be. >> now the sec title game. alabama and georgia, winner getting a shot out notre dame, alabama is the defending champion. them dogs don't want to have them repeat. georgia special teams coming up big in the second quarter. williams blocks the field goal attempt. alex ogeltree scoops it up and is off the races for a touchdown. georgia up 21-10. late fourth quarter, alabama ma trailing, mccarron airs it out to cooper. hanging with mr. cooper. 45arts, crimson tide up 22-48. georgia threat, time running down. the pass deflected. georgia can't stop the clock. a.m. wins the thriller, 32-28. >> florida state and georgia tech in the acc cha

but plenty more music is on the way, including performances from james taylor, ledisi, and james taylor. and i would like to add a special welcome and word of thanks to the men and women in uniform around the world. we appreciate what you do. [ cheers and applause ] it is now my great honor to introduce a family that came all the way over here from all the way over there, ladies and gentlemen, the first family of the united states! ♪ ♪ >> merry christmas, everybody! >> happy holidays to you, mr. president. >> happy holidays to you. >> is it time? >> i think it's time, sir. >> i think it's time. >> for the big button. >> i hope everybody's ready. we've got to do the countdown. starting with five. five -- >> four -- >> four, three, two, one! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> that's beautiful. merry christmas, everybody. ♪ >> right now, the president taking his seat with the first lady and their family. they're going to sit down in the first row as they have the past couple of years and watch many of these performances coming up throughout the rest of the evening. again, james taylor, we've got

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taylor martinez avoids the sack. watch this. across the field.the sidelines, cuts back to the middle of the field. finds daylight. he's gone. turns on the gentlemen an amazing 76-yard touchdown. but badgers pulled away. ball added to his record for most career touchdowns. the 16-yard run, 80th 80th touchdown, what a career. wisconsin wins 70-31. will face stanford in the rose bowl january 1st. what a game it will be. >> now the sec title game. alabama and georgia, winner getting a shot out notre dame, alabama is the defending champion. them dogs don't want to have them repeat. georgia special teams coming up big in the second quarter. williams blocks the field goal attempt. alex ogeltree scoops it up and is off the races for a touchdown. georgia up 21-10. late fourth quarter, alabama ma trailing, mccarron airs it out to cooper. hanging with mr. cooper. 45arts, crimson tide up 22-48. georgia threat, time running down. the pass deflected. georgia can't stop the clock. a.m. wins the thriller, 32-28. >> florida state and georgia tech in the acc champ

taylor play, i am on the front row. you probably thought i was talking you guys you saw me so many times on tour. when i say james taylor, you think what? >> i think friend. i think a special connection musically i have not experience with a lot of people in the same way, and i describe this in the book in such a wonderful way. i put myself in the moment of playing with him for the first time, and it is the same when we come together again. after years we do not see each other, we might not speak, but here we are, and that is what happened on the "troubadour" tour and really at the troubadour club in 2007. >> i was there, too. >> you were there for everything. tavis: not for everything, but for this one i was. >> i treasure it. i treasure you were there. i treasure being part of the phenomenon. i have had a remarkable life. i seem to be in such great places. tavis: at the troubadour club, i am there to see you. i look to my right, and i am announcing, and the person next to me is bouncing, and it is jane fonda. you talk

legis say clarence taylor touched them inappropriately while he was working in the dorms. the school is not commenting. >>> the man who police say grabbed an officer's gun and fired in a baltimore county hospital is now charged with attempted murder. he was handcuffed in the emergency room when he struggled with an officer. he managed to get her gun and it fired grazing the officer's leg. he was subdued with pepper spray. >>> it won't become legal until january 1st, but same-sex couples are lining up to get marriage licenses. the city of baltimore is opening its doors to those who want to be among the first. >> reporter: they were among the first couples to apply for a license in baltimore this morning. >> by the power vested in me by the state of new york, i now pronounce you married. >> reporter: the same-sex marriage movement in maryland got its biggest boost from new york when they took a page from andrew gromo and sponsored the same-sex marriage legislation. >> new york showed you could protect religious freedoms and you could also protect rights equally. that's what

>> taylor: made me sign it. i mean, that... that murdered me.lled me inside. >> pitts: his co-defendant, james harden, says he was told by police, if he signed the confession, he'd be released immediately. >> james harden: they had the statement already wrote up and the man say, "do you want to go home and sleep in your bed tonight?" so i said, "hell, yeah." so that's how easy it is for a person to sign their life away, just the thought... just being taken away from your parents and say, "okay, i want to go home and sleep in my bed tonight. hell, yeah, i fixing to sign it." >> pitts: but james never got home that night. he and the others were tried, convicted and sentenced to life in prison. >> bob milan: there's nothing worse as a prosecutor than playing a role in sending an innocent person or people to prison for many years. there's nothing worse. >> pitts: bob milan should know. as a young prosecutor, he worked this case, and would eventually rise to second-in-command in the cook county state's attorney's office. now in private practice, he s

. >> taylor: unfortunately, it's true.hen you were going through your postpartum depression, your husband and your sister kissed. >> katie: (sighs) (knock on door) >> brooke: is this a bad time? >> bill: never for you. >> brooke: i couldn't stop thinking about our conversation, what you said about taylor. now i know i dismissed it, but then, it is taylor. so i need to know exactly what she said. >> bill: it's not what she said

jude's children's hospital. 12-year-old ethan scott smith and 8-year-old ellen taylor.000 of our plush bears, luke and logan. every year the distribution list across the country gets bigger and bigger. it's important to keep that continuity and amazing how many kids are looking forward to it. >> where does the relationship with st. jude come from? >> we've been corporate partners coming up to our 14th year. we've raised over $35 million thanks to the help of our customers. they buy our plush bears and every peppy goes to st. jude's. >> you're from kentucky and you're from mississippi. what do you think of the bear you have, do you like? >> such cute kids. ethan, what do you want to be when you grow up? >> i want to be a scientist. >> scientist, what kind? any particular kind of scientist you're interested? >> help find cures for cancer. >> ellen, how about you, hon? >> i'd like to be a nurse. >> you're doing great work, david. we appreciate it. thanks for coming in and joining us. >> our toy drive runs until december 21st. you can donate in person or go online. willie,

to do. >> katie: it's dangerous to leave me alone. >> taylor: (sighs) why is that? >> katie: since you've been gone, i've bought out a baby store. >> taylor: making up

i liked taylor swift and l.l. cool jay. they were hosting the nomination party and the show. let's take a listen. >> we're even. ♪ nashville ♪ some day i'll be big enough that you can't hate me ♪ and all you're ever going to be is mean ♪ >> not the best beat box i ever heard. all respect to taylor, but not the best beat box. >> speaking of music that maybe isn't terrific? >> are we going there? >> john travolta and olivia newton john. this is interesting. tease this up. what is this? >> john travolta and olivia newton john put together a christmas album. for one of the songs they created a video. a lot of people are talking about it. ♪ let's do the little dance we do ♪ ♪ >> the hug and the swirl. >> there is a lot of running. >> how is that for -- that is their dancing. let's listen a little. ♪ >> and the kids are in it. no, no. >> have they recaptured the magic of "grease?" >> i don't think so. we have an image in our head of "grease." it's corny but such fun. this is corny, too. not as much fun. >> somebody said to fix your brain from having seen that you need to watch "gre

taylor, can you hear me? >> are yes. >> describe the scene as best you saw it unfold. >> i was actual. ly walking from the back of my store toward the front when i heard the first gunshot. my first thought was something large has fallen but they were within a half second of each other and by the third shot, i thought, this is happening this is real. these are gunshots and this is going on. i changed glances with my manager and it was go time that we needed to get to safety. we were escorting guests that were in our store as well as guests in the corridor of the mall in the hallway and other employees who work at kiosks that are throughout the middle of the mall and in to our back room. as these shots were being fired. >> taylor, you have a security gate at the store that you work in. were you able to get that security gate closed and effectively seal off the people who you were able to get in the store? >> i was. actually after we got everybody in to our back room i realized the gate was still open and we nee

i would like to welcome james taylor.applause] [applause] >> thank you, bill, thank you, susan, for the cupcakes. i got a fire one myself. mighty tasty. you know, i titled this thing today election reform because i thought i needed to have a title. i probably know less about election reform then pretty much everybody in the room. i will talk a little bit about it toward the end. really, what i wanted to do it is described a pilgrim's progress through the political process as a surrogate. i will start actually as i used to start and have started many of my performances in the past, with a song. this is a song -- it is the earliest of my songs. not the first song i wrote because that is unlistenable. this is the song i played for -- i am nervous today but on this occasion i was clinically nervous. i played for george harrison and paul mccartney in london. and in february of 1968, i had been lucky enough to get an opportunity to audition for apple records. they were signing acts. i was 19 years old. i had my guitar and i had

molestation.clarence taylor is in jail this morning... facing three counts of sexual abuse offa minor.howard county police arrested the p7-year-old thursday.they say he nappropriately tooched three girlssbetween 2008 and 2010.anninvestigation began... (llewellyn) "this is a suspect who was the overniiht dorm aide in a school here young girls slept overnight during could be other victims. we're information or might have been call police." police."taylor has been suspended from his current job. 3 a waste watch investigatioo focuses on contractors... baltimore city. city.fox 45 haa learned ttat for contractors... working for mayor stephanie rawlings-blakee sparked a war of ords between the mayyr and city comptroller joan pratt about wasteful spendinggon baltimore's phone systee.we talled to an advocate for minority businesses who says that a broader investigaaion is overdue. 1:51:03"ii adds up tootaxpayyr dollars being wasted, and being pent without regaads for the law." law.""he report releasee this spending.the office declined to comment o

. >> craig fonaro, lance carnes, steve taylor. >> good afternoon, mr. fonaro. >>> hi, thanks for giving me time to speak. can you hear me? first of all, i want to say that these new options that you have come up with are fabulous if, in fact, they're going to happen. but based on this report that i'm reading, i don't think that they ever will. i don't think february 1st, 2013 is near enough time to take on these new options. and i think that it's funny that february 1st, 2013, is probably two days before you're going to start digging the trench on columbus avenue. also it seems like to me, based on our future or our past business together, that this is an item to a bees us when the real serious matter is paragraph 3, which says, if we can't do options 3 or 4, we're going to do what we had originally intended. i think that's all i had to say. >> thank you, sir. next speaker, please. >> lance carnes, steve taylor, lorenzo petroni. >> mr. carnes. good afternoon, mr. carnes. >>> yes, nice of you to hear us today, board members. i'd like to underline again a

is she nice, taylor swift? >> so fantastic. such an amazing woman. she spoke. gave about a 20-minute speech, sang 4 songs the other night. very deep, very moving. >> good for her. she's the most hated woman in britain, thanks to her fling with harry styles. >> my daughter, makaylamakayla, is very unhappy with her right now. >>> next up, gordon brown, on everything from the american economy, to the royal baby, to his personal mission about child labor. ♪ [ ding! ] losing your chex mix too easily? time to deploy the boring-potato chip decoy bag. then no one will want to steal the deliciousness. [ male announcer ] with a variety of tastes and textures, only chex mix is a bag of interesting. >>> gordon brown is making his mission to stop what he calls the new slavery. millions of children around the world forced to work at shockingly young ages. the former prime minister is serving as the u.n. envoy for global education. and he joins me now. welcome to you, gordon. >> good evening. >> this is a really disturbing report. 215 million children globally are believed to

taylor does not have much height. dunlop has plenty. that would be the play of the game. the ravens fall 23-17. the ravens will host a playoff game this coming weekend. we know it will be the colts' coming to town. we just do not know when. more coming up in sports. >> now we want to get a first look at the forecast. >> it was windy and cold today. things are settling down. the wind will gust close to 25 or 30. that will put the wind chill in the low 20's. look for a quiet day tomorrow. there could be some showers around new year's eve and new year's day. we will talk about that in a few minutes. >> the sheriff's office is searching for a suspect they say shot and wounded his sister. police say he was fighting with his family late last night. they say he pulled out a gun and shot through the front door hitting his sister. she is being treated at the hospital. police say he should be considered armed and dangerous. fire investigators are searching for the cause of a fire at a nursing home. we're told it was a small fire that started around 11:00 this morning in a laundry r

that was his final snap of tte wassenoogg for flacco and t - tyrod taylor took over.with jjst secondsleft in the joness..who breaks taakle n and into the end zone...ravens and bengall tiee at 7 at trail 13-77..taylor rolls out ann has an open field in 3 front....1 ard touchdownn ravens take a 14-13 leaa.4 minutes later...this isn'' phaa ravens fans are usee to seeingg..justin tuuker misses only his 3rd field goal of he year... 44 arder.and t's all downhiil from there... benggls win the finnl game of the season 23-17. the playoffs. the th seed in in: tts an accomplishment... p out: they did a good 3job really positiveecan't play out.ow its ll going to out.the ravens take on the colts at m&t bank stadium on sunday at 1. game winninggnats nats skins fans are waking up last nnght's big in aaainst - pheir rivalssthe cowboyssffnal score: 28818 washington reeskin. redskinssthe ast time the skins won theirrdivision was back in 1999... aad this winn puts thee into the playoffs for the first time sinne 2006. coming up... this."if you haven't facebook page... and let us knno what you thinn this