of his insight and analysis is just undeniable. it is a reflection of how comfortable and distracted many of us our -- us are that we have not created a more sustained movement around cases like this. i voted for barack obama. i would vote for him again when the time comes. at the same time, i get asked this question so often, right? are we post-race? are we past racism because there is a black man in the white house? the question is, i mean, was england post-gender with margaret thatcher? indira gandhi, was in the a post-gender when bolivia elected its first working class president, where the post-class? i mean, it is a reflection of the dichotomy. the movement -- you cannot deny the accomplishments of the movement. the human rights movement, which we need to begin talking about more, and malcolm x began to increasingly before he was assassinated, but the thing is, these smokescreens get thrown at us, and we fall over and over again. happen with clarence thomas in a certain way, right, you know? in a more evil way, many of us have

the first cycle after a bill is passed is undeniably a challenging cycle because it's the first time something's gone into effect and i appreciate very much the efforts of everybody in this room in seeking to comply with the move act of 2010. i also appreciate the efforts of our dedicated career staff in the civil rights division, who spent remarkable amounts of time enforcing the move act. we have done a lot of outreach in the period since 2010 and many of you, with special elections and early primaries this year have already heard from us in our survey work and the rest of you will be hearing from us as your primaries approach. since the enactment of the move act, some states have moved their primary dates further out from the federal election date to ensure that the ballots can be timely transmitted and we appreciate those efforts because that was obviously one of the biggest challenges we encountered. you will see that we filed a motion for additional relief in our case against new york which had a late primary date and failed to get a number of ballots out in 2010 and failed to

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. >> his legacy is undeniable. he won more games than any other football coach. in november, he was let go for doing enough to stop jerry sandusky. was accused of boys four years. told.ernal was allegedly never went to the police. legacy is something this takes very seriously. >> of 99% of what they do is right, will you remember them by the ones term that might not have lived up to the standard? >> the issue a statement that void ins loss leaves a filled.s all never be reachingions were far never believed he had to leave this. >> anyone can remember this and their own way. >> the president called joe paterno "a great man who made as a greater university." details on funeral arrangements are pending. in pa., abc 7 news. you so much. we invite you to stay with abc of theinuing coverage legacy. have update on air and wjla.com. there be several of venice to mark the 39th anniversary of the controversial decision on abortion. happening from the national mall to the supreme court. activists will hold a vigil outside the supreme court. a driver should expect delays. >>

his accomplishments are undeniable. but only time will tell what his legacy will be seen by the scandal that consumed the final months of his life. he leaves behind his wife, sue, 7 children and 18 grandchildren. the skies are clear tonight. early yesterday morning snow was falling. here's what it looked like. will it be a snow-free week? we have a look at your first forecast. >> we have icy spots from the refreezing if the surface hasn't been treated. there is a freezing rain advisory for the remanding of tonight as we could see freezing drizzle. maryland's radar doesn't show much of anything. this is fine mist. the stuff that does not show up on doppler radar. temperatures cold enough for mist that comes down to freeze on contact. 28 frederick. 38 easton and baltimore. 38 dover. any light showers will freeze and create light glazing of ice. drive with caution the rest of the evening. that includes your morning commute. an unbelievable shift in weather pattern coming at us again. that's coming up. >> thank you very muc

statistics show they were middle of the pack, but progress with joe flacco is undeniable. the quarterbacks coach may join the fray for 2012. he said despite some and reports, the line of communication has always been good. >> john has communicated with me since lot -- off-season last year. we are in constant communication. we have a plan. that plan will unfold for everybody to see. >> many expect billy to kick somewhere else next season following his 32 yard miss in foxboro. many had been cut for far less important misses. in their 15 seasons it is not to do business as everyone else does. john will not offer excuses. he took the field with 17 seconds left and had more than enough time. we practice this specifically. get on the field and make the kick. but his support has not changed. >> that gets kicked 99 out of 100 times. he is a heck of a kicker. he is an honest guy. he wants to do well. it is a tough situation and moment. it does not lessen who he is in my mind or what he has done. we just move forward. we do the best thing we can be next year. >> still the hit that c

. >> paterno's legacy is undeniable. he produced academic all americans and pro football standouts alike. but in november, he was let go for not doing enough to stop jerry sandusky. he was accused of molesting boys four years. paterno was informed of this alleged criminal behavior. he told university officials, but never went to police. his legacy is something that this community takes very seriously. >> will you remember him by the 1% that they did not live up to themselves? >> everyone will remember the joke paterno. i will remember him for being a great football coach for a gift to the community, and a loving family man. >> details on funeral arrangements and a memorial service for the public are still pending. we are live in state college pa.. >> we will have much more on his legacy coming up in the leader in sports. we will also have more on campus tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. and now for the announcement that took many by surprise. but today, congresswoman gabrielle giffords said this was stepping down from

. >> reporter: the love is undeniable. >> the excitement in the town is wonderful. you can't beat it. great crowd, great atmosphere. >> reporter: and that excitement goes both ways. >> to be here at the end of the year and have a chance to get to the super bowl and play for that championship is a pretty special thing. >> reporter: and if if imitation is the highest form of flattery, let i many tell you, joe should be very happy. he says other than that, he doesn't have any pre-game traditions other than getting psyched up to win. >> let the psyche begin. you can see the ravens play the patriots live right here on wjz. the afc championship game kicks off sunday at 3:00 p.m. don't miss the seasons pizza championship special tomorrow night. get fan reaction, team updates, and a hometown update. watch it at 7:30 right here. >>> the ravens have edgar allen poe to thank for their name and their mascot. the poe toaster is never more. the cognac and roses are stopped coming. the stranger did not arrive and he or she has been declared gone, vanished, to forever remain a myst

just like unbelievable, undeniable. it was just raw and we just -- you know, it was tearful, devastating. >> doctors say kyle's condition is so severe that he is running out of time. the two bone marrow drives will be held in san francisco. the other down in san mateo. we posted more information under the links section of cbssf.com if you would like to help him. >> join the bone marrow drive. >>> we have an amazing discovery found near antarctica. >> how one child found out about returning library books on time with a police visit. coming up. ntists sent a remo >>> we have the video from a place that has never been seen before by human eyes. british scientists sent a renot vehicle thousands of feet to the sea floor in act. arc can where there is no sun -- in antarctica where there is no sun there. new species were discovered, crabs, starfish, barnacles and sea anemones and possibly an octopus. >>> there is a massachusetts kid who got a huge scare for not returning some overdue library books. this is a little scary. a po

unbelievable, undenial, it was raw and we just, you know, i was careful, devastating. >> craw fords have also learned that their son is half caucasian and half chinese, the pool of donors is limited. >> according to the national registry, the number of multiethnic donors is smaller. it would likely tyke someone of biracial heritage to be a match for kyle. kyle could possibly live for five to ten more years, but a morrow match could help him. >> part of the talent is he is seriously adeemic. >> over the next two starts, two marrow drives in san mateo and san francisco. >> you know, i hope somebody can step out of their comfort zone and be able to be giving. i know it's a lot to ask of somebody. it's time and effort on their part, but something that we can really appreciate and we would value so much. >> in san mateo, mark sayer, cbs 5. >> here's your chance. you can get more information about how you can help the crawford family. you can do it on our website. >> what does kim kardashian have to do with politics? she's the poster child who is using her to get to post a different way. >> ba

it is undeniable that our rights under search and seizure laws must be protected. but cops that blow cases by violating these rights should lose their jobs and be prosecuted themselves. i hope new chief greg suhr follows through on his promises to clean up the san francisco police department that betrays the trust put in it when it pulls stunts like this. so, what happens when those we think are protecting us from criminal activity become the criminals themselves? what is the mentality that causes this to happen? how much can a police department overcome such a betrayal of trust, public trust? so we're going to explore some of these issues today with our most imminent panel, all of them experts in their field. and we are very fortunate to have them all here. let me introduce you first to stuart hanlon, at my immediate left. stuart is a defense attorney of great renown. he has over 30 years of experience, including some of the country's most high-profile cases. including cases involving police and official misconduct. next to him is our san francisco police chief, g

the need is undeniable. not only for mental health, but support throughout the city as a community. just our youth, but seniors who are just as vulnerable as young children. i am here to a firm support for the rail yard to make sure that safety is the number-one priority. not just the patience of the clinic, but the overall constituents of the southeast part of the cities. colleagues, i humbly request that you support this project. thank you. supervisor mar: i know that we have an amendment to deal with, but i also know that we have a comment from supervisor wiener. supervisor wiener: i was just point to make a motion to move it forward. supervisor cohen: does their need to be a motion to accept the amendment? supervisor mar: is there a motion to accept the amendment? i wanted to first say that night -- that i really appreciate the work of dr. burke and ms. albright. especially for the tipping point, putting tremendous faith behind it. i am just looking at a map. there is great access in the hill as well. location, location, location is critical for the success of centers that have

>> reporter: scott, here's a 76-year-old candidate with an undeniable connection to younger voters. so we went today to an event at a west des moines high school to ask some of the students why. out in the crowd, cheering ron paul was 18-year-old mary tobin who trusts that paul will reduce the deficit. at 18 years old, you're worried about the national debt? >> absolutely. i think it's going to impact me a lot more than it will impact a lot of the people who are making the laws right now. >> reporter: another high school senior, jack korb, likes that paul is a libertarian and antiwar. >> he believes in liberty, the noninterventionist foreign policy and i believe that's very important. >> reporter: this may seem unlikely, scott, but tonight young voters are a major part of ron paul's base. >> pelley: wyatt, thanks very much. latest polls show paul could come in second here and, of all the candidates, paul's proposals would be some of the most radical changes modern america has ever seen. we spoke with him today about how he would govern, and we started with how paul would have handle

>>> paying more and more for your orange juice, that is undeniable but the price spiked to the highestevel in 35 years. this comes after the fda is reporting that the juice producer found levels of fungi craidz in their profits -- fungiicides in their products. it came from brazil where it's legal. they are testing it to see if it pose as possible health risk for us in the united states. >>> and remoats for tvs may soon become a thing of the past. neww remotes can be controlled by voice and hand gestures and facial recognition so tvs know your viewing preferences as you sit in front of them. this is getting scary. >>> mercedes benz is showing its latest in-car technology. it will provide speech recognition and concierge services. at what point will be you driving? >>> still much more to get to on "good morning maryland." abc2 news to go is straight ahead. >> lawmakers are heading back to annapolis for the start of the session. i'm linda so. new taxes that could be hitting you soon. there students and staff at coppin state university remember a former student that touched so many lives.

unbelievable, undenial, it was raw and we just, it was devastating. >> they learned that because their son is half caucasian, the pool of marrow donors is limited. >> and one of the challenges of finding a bone marrow of exactly that, he's a mixed race. >> according to the national registry, the number of multiethnic donors is smaller. it would likely take someone of racial to be a match for kyle, with aggressive medical treatment, kyle could possibly live for 5 to 10 more years, but a marrow match could cure him. >> part of the challenge is he is severely anemic. the clock is ticking on us. >> there will be two marrow drives for kyle in both san mateo and san francisco. >> you know, i hope somebody can step out of their comfort zone and be willing to be giving. i know it's a lot to ask. it's time and effort on their part, but something that we can really appreciate and we would value so much. >> in san mateo, mark sayer, cbs 5. >>> well you can get more information about how you can help the crawford family on our own website at cbssf.com. >>> it sounds like it's something out of a ho

from the healthcare case, saying his wife worked for group opposing the healthcare law to create undeniableof interest. earlier in week, the court denied a motion by the group freedom watch calling her the recusal. he is did not participate in that decision. chief justice roberts acknowledge the call by outside group and says he has complete confidence in the capability of his colleagues to make their own decision. bret? >> bret: we'll follow it. thank you. >>> the country's top intelligence official says it will take five years to prevent another massive leak of classified information like the one that ended up on the wikileaks website. national intelligence director james clapper says officials are working to tag information to track it back to its source. a former marine has pleaded guilty to firing shots at the pentagon and other military related targets in the washington area. jonathan malaku agreed to a 25-year sentence in a plea hearing today in alexandria, virginia. next up in the grapevine, does president obama urging that more americans pay their fair share in taxes include the pe

when you think of milan's sport images of football and undeniably come to mind but could ice hockey. to the mix. we'll get to grips with that shortly but we begin with some sad news day one of the prestigious off road event the car rally has been marred by the death of a rider horror game martinez seen here at the start line in mortal plata argentina died after running off course tragically crushing the open sewer line where a local was thirty eight years old the trunk to be overshadowing a memorable day for. winning the opening stage by five seconds from veteran polish christophe how off chits while in the bike francisco lopez is them on the couch after the chilean up thriller rider holding off reigning champion mark of spain. we now know all twelve squads in the n.f.l. the last of the dozen to replace the new york giants doing so thanks to a no nonsense display against dallas after less than stellar regular seasons to date both teams entered the clash knowing it was do or die time. the home side started as they meant to continue giants quarterback eli manning instrumental all day l

affirm these changes are the pursue only exclusively of the citizens of each country but it is undeniable events continue to be the case wave of change does not affect border and any specific impacts the rest explains the presence of the league of states in the case we're dealing with today, the situation in syria. we have listened intently on narratives on the matter which try to assign responsibility to different while the facts of what is actually happening is sorted out, a task made more difficult to the lack of access to the media and in spite of the presence until a few days ago of the mission of observers, two realities overshadow the rest. first the increasing toll of human life and the general suffering on the population. secondly the spiral of violence that points at the real possibility of a civil war between syrians. the immediate tafb at hand, then, is put an end to violence and reverse the current trend to great eer misfortunes. the league of states commended for pursuing the front lines on these objectives. we sympathize with the initiative of the organization this seeks wh

just like unbelievable, undeniable. it was just raw and we just -- you know, it was tearful. devastating. >> doctors say kyle's condition is so severe that he is running out of time. the two bone marrow drives will be held in san francisco and san mateo. we have posted more information under the links section of cbssf.com. >>> new this morning, san jose voters are expected to decide whether to keep medical marijuana rules adopted by the city council. those rules would limit the number of pot clubs in san jose and force them to grow all their marijuana on site. petitions have qualified a referendum for the ballot. >>> 4:43. flying while intoxicated just as illegal as driving under the influence. and a 62-year-old pilot arrested at the petaluma airport yesterday afternoon for that incident. airborne chp officers spotted the plane flying recklessly at the north end of san pablo bay. they smelled alcohol on his breath after he landed in petaluma. and he was arrested. analysts say the gas prices could reach five bucks a gallon this year. president obama recently signed new sanctio

i think those are undeniable and i'm very happy for that. and i think the president took great pride in that last night. the question here is, is this in your history recognition, and as far as you know, a typical response to a typical catastrophic event? is this less aggressive or more aggressive by nhtsa? in their response to a mysterious fire on a brand-new automobile when there are only a few thousand in the field? >> as we speak, there are about, excuse me, mr. chairman, about 8,000 -- >> right, and i was correct, there were about 4,000 when this occurred. you've sold -- you may be making 400 a day, but you're selling far less than that. 4,000 or less, in june/july. 8,000 or so now. the question is, when this occurred, the director has said, administrator has said, this is what we do. it takes six months to do it. this is just what it is. in your experience, would you consider this to be an impressive response, an average response, or a little slower than average when it comes to when it lights up your phone and your people come running

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. >>> this was undeniably a difficult year for many but as always, we found things to celebrate, someere in our own country and some in galaxies far, far away. >> all three engines up and burning. two, one, zero and liftoff! the final liftoff of atlantis. on the shoulders of the space shuttle, america will continue to space. >> 135 missions, 30 years of services endless inspiration for young americans. >> i think there was this real sense of americans wanted to be there for this final launch to witness this part of history. >> best party back here on earth. give it to the brits and the royal wedding. prince william and kate middleton provided a welcome distraction from the planet's turmoil. he was dashing, she was radiant. westminster abbey was splendid. >> it was lovely, wonderful, darling. >> best and worst maid of honor, cate's sister pippia for stealing the bride's big scene. >> and then who walks down the aisle first but pippia middleton and they have that shot of her from behind and you're like, oh, my good, look at that wagon she's dragging, look at that caboose on that gal. >>

her talent was undeniable, and hollywood soon came calling. >> what do you mean?him. >> she beat out nearly 800 women to land her first film role in the movie musical "dreamgirls." ♪ playing effie white, she walked away with an academy award. she has since recorded two albums and added a grammy award to her mantel. but her most treasured gift came in 2009 with the birth of her son, david. it was then that she turned her focus to a healthier lifestyle. now a spokesperson for weight watchers, she's become a self-proclaimed ambassador of health, hoping to inspire others to follow in her footsteps. ♪ because i believe in you and me ♪ >> that is a cool commercial. jennifer's going to take us on her journey. a new book out tomorrow. it is called "i got this: how i changed my ways and lost what weighed me down." we are truly, truly happy for you. >> thank you. >> you are an inspiration on so many levels. it's wonderful to read your story, because it truly is about -- no self-pity in this book at all. you've been through a lot. >> you're not defined by those tragedies. >>

by many names, he had a long and lucrative career fulling intelligent people because he had two undeniableartbeat and he knew how to disappear. >> i like to be known as a quiet man living a quiet life. >> ever since the man calling himself clark rockefeller, snatched his daughter, his life has been anything but quiet. >> he might try to whisk his daughter to bermuda. >> it launched an international man hunt. this week the conman was back in court charged with a decade old murder to which he's pleaded not. the murder victim, a chie computer programmer named john, who with his wife has befriending the charmer. he even lived in the guest house on the family property. one day in 1985, john and linda disappeared. lin linda's best friend went to the police. >> they were like, at least over 21. if she doesn't want to come back, she doesn't have pop. >> fast forward nine years, they were still missing when a crew digging a swimming pool unearth a skeleton, john's skeleton. police wanted to find that mysterious tenant. >> did it occur to you, we may never get him. >> i thought he could be anywhere

the concept of loss is something that's undeniably across the board. we all lost something in a spectacular and horrifying manner that day. to have it be as personal as it is for the character played by young tom horn who is essentially a special needs child who see it is world in a different way anyway. you take the tragedy of the day and it's not just squared but cubed. it goes even farther than being cubed. it's trablgedy times seven. >> you say the film was ten years in the making. is there something about letting it break your heart all over again? >> i think that's what the cinema will do sometimes in surprising fashion we may not expect it. there is an important issue out there that's being addressed perhaps for the first time or maybe in a brand new time. sometimes it comes out of films like "schindler's list" or "taxi driver." this time it comes from "extremely loud & incredibly close." >> how difficult was it after each day? you're doing such an emotional movie. >> it was brutal. we had to constantly remind ourselves that we didn't know that

. >> the momentum is undeniable.to former governor, republican governor here in south carolina and he was talking about how surprised that he was that newt gingrich has not bottomed out just yet. just a month ago he was up 20% points more than right now. voters in south carolina are torn from folks that i'm hearing from on the ground, a lot of them have been around the republican party for a long time. on one hand you have a guy on his third wife and third faith and you have another candidate who does not necessarily align himself with a lot of the political leanings that many south carolina voters have, speaking of mitt romney, of course, for voters in south carolina, it's you know, it's your heart and your head. >> tough call. great to have you on the team. thanks for being here. and the first issue on congress' agenda has hit a obstacle. harry reid is postponing a vote on his internet privacy act until there's wider agreement on a solution. joining me now, former senator chris dodd, 30 year veteran of the senate.