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tom brown. best known for designing shrunken suits for men, he's now on the map with women's wear. his first ever runway show which is less a show and more performance art. >> i do love the performance behind my shows, and i like people to leave with an experience. and my shows specifically i do want people to really have an emotional reaction to it. >> is that -- why? is it about the dream. >> it's so about the dream. the shows are about the dream. >> coming up, designers michael kors and diane von if first stenberg, plus -- super model naomi campbell. she's at the top of her game after battling a series of scandals. how naomi is rediscovering herself. >>> style is ax individual's interpretation of fashion. >> it's not only what the person is wearing. it's the way she wears it, and it's the way she projects herself in a different way than other people. >>. >> individuality and originality and your own style is the most important. >> really understanding yourself and what looks well on you. so know your body, know your lifestyle. and at the end of the day, express yourself. that's

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tom an incredible debt, and we thank you so much. * all owe (applause) [cheering and applauding] >> thank you so much. there is a note from willie brown that says, tom, be short. [laughter] >> i don't know, scott. every time i see you, i want to take off my clothes. i don't know what that is. [laughter] >> you can read into that whatever you wanted to. i think you should see from the remarks that preceded me that one strong attribute of both these extraordinary men was a sense of humor and a sense of irony. i've often thought about the differences in their background and how they came together in that context that juxtaposition in history. you know, san francisco, as the former mayor and speaker mentioned, was very eclectic, electric at the time, women's movement, the lgbt movement, the civil rights movement, and, you know, things were happening, boys and girls. harvey's election i think made people take notice. i think that george's, george's proclivities were always in and around social justice. i know that he was raised catholic. so was i. 16 years of catholic school has made me the man i am today. [laughter] >> and harvey influenc

tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. >> coming up next, why pop stars chris brown and rihanna were in the same courtroom today. also ahead -- >> this is another thing to watch on tv. it is completely irresponsible. >> more of new jersey governor, chris cristie's rant after comments on his weight.  >>> at least one person dead after a jaw dropping crash in florida. a box truck busted through a guardrail and left dangling over i-95. the truck driver was rescued, but the passenger died in the crash. no word what caused the truck driver to wreck. >>> singer, chris brown, faced an l.a. judge today. prosecutors claim he did not complete his probation stemming from his 2009 attack on rihanna. rihanna was with brown supporting him in the courtroom. prosecutors allege brown did not complete those 180 hours of community service in virginia. there are discrepancies in the paperwork. brown's attorney calls it ridiculous. brown will be back in court in april. >>> a michigan man decided to use his rap skills by free styling to the judge. accused of threatening to kill his girlfriend via text messages. telling him his sing

brown told police he was trying to evade the paparazzi. okay. >>> at the movies this weekend, "identity theft" won the top spot with an impressive $36 million. >>> and what do you get when tom brady and giselle have a baby? this little girl, vivian lake in her first photo debut. congratulations. >> did you think she wouldn't be cute? giselle's baby. >>> finally, "sports illustrated" has revealed this year's swimsuit cover. and for the second year in a row, kate upton is front and center. looks like she was ready for this weekend's blizzard i guess you could say, bill karins. we'll check with the weatherman on that one. >> no comment. >> no comment? >>> i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 5:00 a.m. >> good morning. it is a wet start on this monday. give yourself some extra time. the temperatures are above freezing. 36 in edgewood. 41 degrees downtown. it will become mostly cloudy this afternoon. high temperature neared 55. >> 37 degrees at the airport. >> the mayor would give the state of the city address this afternoon. >

brown cosmetics, and niemann marcus. we thank them for that. >>> coming up, how planning to spend presidents day. plus tom kierein will be back with another check on the rain that could be coming in the area. >>> remember the nats were three outs away from advancing? bringing playoff baseball back to washington for the first time since '33. the quest for the world series begins today. pitchers and catchers reporting to spring training. the nationals had the best record in baseball a year ago. they'll have a different look this year. rafael soriano is the big move this off-season. the nats also traded for outfielders denard span and traded away michael morse. the allegations against gio gonzalez who led baseball in wins last year. allegations he used performance enhancing drugs. his name has been linked to a florida lab accused of providing banned substances to major league players. he insists he never cheated. he said his dad was a legitimate patient who went there to lose weight. we're headed to florida as we speak. look for reports tonight on news4 at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> and the presidents are preparing.

he's to the left of the most liberal republican, scott brown of massachusetts, who is no longer in the senate. the most liberal senators, new mexico's tomdall and richard blumenthal in connecticut. jim risch of idaho is the most conservative. there he is all by himself. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "hardball." politicking of course can be a blood sport, and karl rove's critics must smell blood in the water. democrats liked "w's" brain or the so-called architect or bush's brain, but now it's conservatives who are on the attack. a popular tea party group doctored up a photo of rove in a nazi uniform. of course, they later apologized, but that picture is out there. on fox news sunday journalist bob woodward slammed his new venture to broaden the base by selecting more winnable candidates for office. let's watch that. >> you're going to set yourself up as a kind of politburo vetting these candidates. i mean -- >> no, no, no. >> the whole theory of republicanism is to let the local state or district decide. >> i think rand paul had a right. everybody has a chance. we believe in markets. let people go in and participate. it's the

he's to the left of the most liberal republican, scott brown of massachusetts who is no longer in the senate. the most liberal senators, new mexico's tomdall and richard blumenthal in connecticut. jim rich of idaho is the most conservative. there he is all by himself. we'll be right back. mom? i know you got to go in a minute but this is a real quick meal, that's perfect for two! campbell's chunky beef with country vegetables, poured over rice! [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. otherworldly things. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000 data samples per second. which is good for business. because planes use less fuel, spend less time on the ground and more time in the air. suddenly, faraway places don't seem so...far away. ♪ [ male announcer ] why do more emergency workers everywhere trust duracell...?? duralock power preserve. locks in power for up to 10 years in storage. now...guaranteed. duracell with duralock. trusted everywhere. >>> welcome back to "hardball." politicking of course can be a blood sport and karl rove's critics must smell blood in the

he's to the left of the most liberal republican, scott brown of massachusetts, who is no longer in the senate. the most liberal senators, new mexico's tomdall and richard blumenthal in connecticut. jim risch of idaho is the most conservative. there he is all by himself. we'll be right back. and then treats day after day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec-d®. powerful relief of nasal congestion and other allergy symptoms -- all in one pill. zyrtec-d®. at the pharmacy counter. [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it... in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. great taste. mmm... [ male announcer ] sounds good. it's amazing what soup can do. >>> welcome back to "hardball." politicking of course can be a blood sport, and karl rove's critics must smell blood in the water. democrats liked "w's" brain or the so-called architect or bush's brain, but now it's conservatives who

blameless who knows what's going on the brown people would want to be at a mile a david pack when marc harrold thank you all for being with us sure thank you tom. next month marks the tenth anniversary of the beginning of our war in iraq it's been ten years since alleged war criminals including bush and cheney knowingly use lies to send our men and women to war as a result of those lies over the last decade tens of thousands thousands of americans american women and men have died tens of thousands are wounded over one hundred thousand iraqi human beings are dead and over fifteen million iraqis have had their lives ripped apart so the question would we still be in iraq today or even have gone to war in iraq in the first place if there was a military draft in this country look at our involvements impasse. tours in the civil war two world wars one and two the korean war even vietnam the united states had a military draft and those wars wall far shorter and more well debated in the iraq debacle coincidence i think not we need to bring back the draft our founding fathers knew its value that's why they formed a citizen based militia when george wash

john rizzo, who overawe the turture at the tom is going over husband impression of the film. rizzo was asked by jeffrey brown think the film left a clear impression the interrogations were instrumental or a direct link? >> yeah. i would be interested if someone did not get that. getting around it that is depicted in the movie. >> he is the latest in the string of officials to come away with that. cia interrogations classified and released that reviewed 6 million pages of documents found torture was not a component in finding osama bin laden. reauthorize the violence against women in a vote, 78-22. all 22 votes were republican men. every female senator supported the bill. now it goes to the house. in case there's any doubt, elizabeth warren is going to be an asset. after her election in november there was discussion of whether she would be assigned to it. well, at her very first hearing were a number of banking regulators, she showed just why she deserves to be up on the dance. >> the question i really want to ask is about how tough you are, about how much leverage you really have in these settlements and wha

tom. >> oh, we're here. >> something else worth remembering. pat brown got beat by reagan.ty system. he really made the modern state of california, but it cost the middle class a lot of money, and they turned against that when reagan ran. reagan exploited that. now who's the governor of california? >> you got it. >> jerry brown. third term. and what is he doing? he's saying the legacy of my father was important to the state. we're going to rebuild the state university system. we're going to bring it back because it's the great engine that drives growth here in california. he got a tax increase through this last election. >> he's doing it. >> they're balancing their budget. it's a state that we ought to keep our eye on, frankly, in terms of what they're getting done out there. >> continuing with cool, up next, former host of "today" and emmy award-winning journalist jane pauley joins us to discuss the unprecedented influence of baby boomers and how they're changing the face of aging. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. ♪ they see me rollin' ♪ they hatin' ♪ pat

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patty an brown, harris falkenr and jim norton and the man who wrote "up in the air" will be in studio. >>> look who decided he could stay through the whole show tonight? now back to tom with the post gail wrap up. and remember tom's new cd, "edgy" and his edgy new cd are both available starting tuesday. >> thanks. matt, what is fun, super libertarian and doesn't smell like poop? >> it is the next reason crude. it is another cruise. go to reason .org and all you have to do is pay us a lot of money and you can go on a boat with us for a week. >> very libertarian. recommend he, how was -- remi, how was your birthday? >> thank you, for asking and thank you for being nice on my birthday. i will be on the newschannel in the 4:00 hour. >> speaking of tuning in, joe you have a big taping coming up, what is it? >> i am sapping a new half hour special for comedy central, february 2 sickth. it is at the boston at the royal. go to the blacklist nyc.com/cc boston. >> the blacklist. important. back to you, andy. >> thanks, tom. thanks also to r

brown expressed his condolences. >>> the gunman's own father described his son as a ticking time bomb. jeremy goulet's criminal background also cases of being a peeping tomr that in portland, oregon in 2007 and in berkeley last august. neighbors there called police about fights between goulet and his twin brother. he was fired from a coffee shop last friday. >> i just remember he was in intense. something about him was like kind of you know. >> goulet was in the marine reserves from 1996 to 2002 and he worked as a helicopter mechanic and with military police. >>> we are getting a revealing look at the man police say shot and killed an oakland rapper on the vegas strip. >> you see these, we call that the counting game right here. see what i'm saying, like, ain't the only [ bleep ] who talks about like only -- >> murder suspect ammar harris seen here flashing a stack of $100 bills in a youtube video. police say harris has a violent past including charges for robbery, sexual assault and kidnapping. he is wanted in the shooting and crash that killed three people in las vegas a week ago including oakland rapper kenneth cherry. harris remains on the run. >>> t

. >> brown: the combined company will keep the american name and headquarters in fort worth, texas. but it is u.s. airways c.e.o. doug parker who will run it. his counterpart-- tom horton at american-- will serve as chairman, but bow out after the transition the two are friends who started their careers together at american three decades ago >> to run a new airline you need to have one leader and only one leader that the rest of the airline sees. and tom was nice enough to agree to hang around and help me with that transition but then also cared enough about american to know that once that transition happens, the company needs to see one leader and was confident enough in me to let me do that which i'm elated to do. >> and don't mess it up. >> brown: american airlines-- founded in 1930-- has always touted itself as a company of firsts. >> american had already put stewardesses on the plane, even food and then the radio. and their firsts soon became a tradition in the business. from the first sleeper planes to the first living room size lounge. >> brown: now, the new american stands to become the world's largest carrier if federal regulators and a.m.r.'s bankruptc

patty an brown, harris falkenr and jim norton and the man who wrote "up in the air" will be in studio. >>> look who decided he could stay through the whole show tonight? now back to tom with the post gail wrap up. and remember tom's new cd, "edgy" and his edgy new cd are both available starting tuesday. >> thanks. matt, what is fun, super libertarian and doesn't smell like poop? >> it is the next reason crude. it is another cruise. go to reason .org and all you have to do is pay us a lot of money and you can go on a boat with us for a week. >> very libertarian. recommend he, how was -- remi, how was your birthday? >> thank you, for asking and thank you for being nice on my birthday. i will be on the newschannel in the 4:00 hour. >> speaking of tuning in, joe you have a big taping coming up, what is it? >> i am sapping a new half hour special for comedy central, february 2 sickth. it is at the boston at the royal. go to the blacklist nyc.com/cc boston. >> the blacklist. important. back to you, andy. >> thanks, tom. thanks also to remi spencer, bill schulz, joe derosa, matt welch. that does it for me. see you monday. factor" starts w >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is o