cane, pitching one inning and allows 4 unearned runs.alking into the clubhouse and the catcher says look, hillbilly jesus has arrived. [ laughter ] >> he looks like he has been hiding under a rock. >> yes. >> so, there is a reason. he was in a contest with coco to see who can come up with the best facial hair. obviously as you can see he won it. >> but coco wins the bet. >> for the hair. you can not win him with the hair. [ laughter ] >> all right. thank you. >>> all right. international mystery involving an east bay couple. they have not been heard from or seen in nearly a month. why family and friends are concern canned about the pair traveling in peru, that story more at 6:30. that is it for us at 5:30. see you back here in half aphour and then 10:00 and 11:00. good night 97 >> jeff: tonight drama at the daytona 500. jimmie johnson wins as danica patrick fades at the end of nascar's big race one day after a spectacular crash that injured some 30 spectators. we have two reports. a final sunday blessing from the pope attracts 100,000 as

bruce botchy had eight pitches today pap they were unearned.was hit in the right knee by a line drive but says he was okay. pablo sandoval. the giants are l. face the white sox tomorrow. >>> the angels, first inning. cocoa crisp on first. and chris young with the double. over the head of vernon wells and you know he's got it. no problem. taps it home plate. bottom of the first now. runners on second and third. looks like a hit but chris young says, i don't think so. makes a night catch. young would leave the game afterwards for precautionary reasons. just a cramp in his leg. they go on to win, 7-5 is your final. that will do it for sports. much more coming up tonight at 11:00. >> thanks, henry. >>> thanks for choosing us. sigh you back here at 11:00 12k3w. >> we have a live studio audience tonight. - a breakfast date? who is this guy? - uh, i met him on kdate, which is the personals section of the kraft foods website. - and what was he like? - he owns a cockatiel named arliss. - oh, god. - but i'm not letting it get me down. i'm just gonna keep

eight inches today, all four were unearned. by the way, kaine was hit in the right knee by a line drive but he says he's okay. the giants will face the whis sox tomorrow. as will the green and hold. they were taking on the angels bet there first evening. and local chris i thoul it was -- >> no, you've got your heat runners, on second and third, chris young is on his horse. look at him with that jaek tack clar catch. quad cramp but he's okay. as go on to win, 7-5. it's supposed to be a quiet day around here. it was very busy. once again, tomorrow, we'll have the latest on this potential trade of the 49ers quarterbackal alex smith. >>> still to come, sky why prices at the point. you noble notice that. >>> and we're following that breaking news off of the coast of san mateo county where they were missing after their cale boat began taking on water. >>> we want to return now to breaking news off the coast of san mateo county. tonight a desperate search is under way at sea for two adults and two children. the coast guard says the fo

look panicked because you think this will be a discussion about the difference between earned and unearned income, which honestly you should write more about. but instead i will tell you why it is so different when a woman becomes the tax commissioner in north dakota. i am sure that my experience is nowhere near kent conrad's, because when i became tax commissioner, like being a senator, people invite you to come talk. one day i was extraordinarily busy giving speeches and i had one speech i gave to the chamber of commerce. the next was to the farm bureau. as you can imagine, that is a lot of 60-year-old guys who sit around talking about farm policy. then my speech at noon was a speech to the cancer society, these lovely women who were great volunteers. a room a little bit like this -- we do not have this many people in north dakota, but it is a room a lot like this. about 30 people. i am the tax collector, and i am talking about how great it is, and what wonderful volunteers there are, and how we need to fight this fight about cancer. a woman over here, where you are, she will not look at

line drive and stayed in the contest and will not miss anytime this spring, but he did allow four unearned panda, pablo sandoval, two for three with an r.b.i for the giants. matt kutcher's name does not put fear in the hearts of opponents like tiger or rory or phil, but you don't want to face him. he has been on fire trying to tie tiger woods as the only back to back match play champions. 169 holes without trailing in the event and then was down four to kutcher. may han with a big charge. from the fairway bunker to behind the brush. blasts out of the stand, and he finds the green. he concedes the hole and the match. it is kutcher winning the championship 2-1. he is 15-3 lifetime in this event. running backs, wide receiver examines quarterbacks took their turn in indianapolis. stanford running back not helping himself at all. just 4-7-6 in the 40-yard dash. this guy is flying out of texas. 4-2-7. -- 4:27 and the fastest time at the combine. three and a half seconds behind the all time combine record. this sports report is brought to you by river rock casino. >> thank you, larry. thank you f

. >> you touched briefly on the differences in warfare between traditional and unearned societies. could you say more about that, please click >> has come a in warfare, it's a big surprise to people who hear about them. often traditional societies are idealized as peaceful, but there's lots of studies of traditional tribal societies in the cool reality is the percentage of traditional people who died violent deaths are higher than any most a society for which we have information. if you want to compare the worst of the worst, germany, russia and poland during during the 20th century, the chance of the dawning of lord or violent deaths in any of those countries during the 20th century are several times slower than the chance of dying a violent deaths in most traditional society. it's not that people in traditional societies are more vicious. it is were is instrumented in modern societies because the government declares war and peace in the government declares peace, hotheaded young men who want to start a war are restrained from starting the war was in traditional society, there isn

the cubs scored four unearned runs in the 1st inning against matt cain. that is as far as he went. 4-3 over the giants. >>> the oakland as in tempe, arizona, take on the rivals the los angeles angels. 1st inning chris young with a bomb to left center. it rolls to the wall. coco crisp scores as the as put up a three spot in the first. chris young left the game with a leg cramp and the as win 7-5 now 1-1 in cactus league play. >> well done, michelle. >>> play of the day comes from danica patrick. she finished 8th in yesterday's big daytona 500. the best finish ever for a woman in a nascar race. nascar's premare race, by the way. she -- premier race by the way. she became the first woman to lead a lap in the race. jimmie johnson won the second daytona 500 title. she was third in the final lap ended up 8th but top 10 finish. >> made history. >> impressive. >>> 6:25. coming up, billions in cuts. just how hard california will be hit if the sequester deal isn't reached. >> plus, more pain at the pump. gas prices continue to go up. but relief may be in sight. >>> the coast guard is prepari

the cubs scored 4 unearned runs in the 1st inning. that was enough for the big daddy.n cactus league play. >>> the as tempe, arizona, taking on the l.a. angels. oakland's bat on fire. the ball carrying well in the desert. hoping to have another big year. they looked good. yesterday as beat the angels 6- 4. >>> play of the day goes to danica patrick. she finished 8th in yesterday's daytona 500. best finish ever for a woman in nascar's premier race. patrick made history by becoming the first woman to lead a lap during the race. it was a mad scramble to finish with jimmie johnson winning getting $1.5 million for winning his second daytona 500. danica was actually third going into that final lap but got passed. 8th place top 10 is good. >> good for her. >>> 5:25 right you know. alex smith may not be a 49er much longer. >> new word a trade is near. where the quarterback may be headed next coming up. >> another legal battle for the pistorius family. why the olympic sprinter's brother is also charged in the death of a woman. >> and two adults and two children are missing afte

i am unearned 1 i am among them. we also honor their employers. -- i am honored with i am among them. these employers know that hiring people with disabilities is good business. adversity builds character and people with character and good employees. thanks for giving me your time and attention. i have enjoyed this panel. i have enjoyed being with you last october, jack. i thank all of the players here who open their minds and job sites to which employees with disabilities. by helping them, you are helping yourselves. your efforts also unlocked doors formally -- formerly closed to workers with disabilities. you give people like my parents a chance to live their lives with dignity. thank you. [applause] >> governor, thank you very much for that powerful, a personal story. you can tell by the reaction how much of a buddy is tinged by that. i just want to ask you one short follow-up question. because of your own experience and what you have seen and what you have left, what is one thing you as a governor can do to make

anti-racist behavior is naming issues as race issues as racism, recognizing and making your unearnedvilege visible. so how do you-- you walk around saying i'm he a white woman, i'm a white woman and i've-- >> i'm a white woman. >> and hi, megyn, dismantling our internalized dominance and challenging other whites, they want you to challenge other whites and then to seek and validate critical feedback from people of color and obligatory dedicate yourself to being an authentic relationships with people of different races, really, the oh some of my best friends are black, that's going to make you not a racist? >> right, and that's what makes it so insane. what you ticked off and we were kind of joking about it here like a 12 step program, i'm white, my name is megyn, hi, megyn, welcome to the group. you know, this kind of thing really does reinforce divisiveness and regardless of what their motivations are and we can argue about that, but i think it reinforces what they say they're trying to combat and the st. louis public health group is involved in this, which you know, raises the ques

they were unearned as opposed to the societal plan and so we figure out how to engage more broadly. but we are keeping that in mind everywhere. >> doug fife from hud and institute. your bureau is an outgrowth or an abolition from record nation stabilization. how would you describe any differences between your bureau's mission and what was the original concept of the opposite we construction stabilization? >> i know i've got some people who work for me who could probably do a better job. but what i can say is when i was offered this job by secretary clinton, the office had lost a competence of key players on capitol hill and others in the u.s. government. so i just produce a chance to start over anything probably a lot of what we are doing with the original conception. and i'm trying not to throw out the baby with the bathwater. probably nobody has said that since her grandmother died. so my feeling is they think the original intent was to be strategic and to have a policy influence. and then i think when it went through its middle stages a coordinator and never gain traction in the

one way we can do it that is to, you know, help solve some regulatory unearned that may keep people fromting their first mortgage and pass legislation that would make it easier for everybody who could refinance to refinance. those are many so things we could do to help the construction industry but in terms of the corporate tax code we would very much like to see a tax reform process where we do make our tax rates more competitive with people overseas. jenna: okay. >> without encouraging tax havens or any type of race to the bottom. jenna: gene, we were hoping to get to the minimum wage but we'll have to save that till next time. thanks for the time. always appreciate it. >> thank you. jon: all right. some advice for guys and it comes from guppies as valentine's day approaches. what you can learn from fish when looking for a mate. mine was earned in djibouti, africa, 2004. the battle of bataan, 1942. [ all ] fort benning, georgia, in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because

. >> they say there's an average of unearned nbling.nd save it. >> you do need to make an appointment for tax prep. you can find a number and link on our website at www.wbaltv.com. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> well, you know it's tax season when you see tony king of king, king and associates. >> good morning. it is that time of the year. >> it is time for you to start working again. not that you have been sitting around. >> the first question. can my wife claim interest paid on a rental property that she owns with her ex-husband? >> the question is kind of confering but typically interest is deductible if you are legally liable for the debt and also if you try to claim interest expense on a rental property you must use a form schedule e. >> sounds complicated already. >> typically if you are liable for the debt which means you are on the mortgage, then most of the time you are entitled to that interest reduction. if it's interest reduction you must use the schedule e. >> all right. let's talk about some tips and things you can do. feb

look panicked because you think this will be a discussion about the difference between earned and unearned income, which honestly you should write more about. but instead i will tell you why it is so different when a woman becomes the tax commissioner in north dakota. i am sure that my experience is nowhere near kent conrad's, because when i became tax commissioner, like being a senator, people invite you to come talk. one day i was extraordinarily busy giving speeches and i had one speech i gave to the chamber of commerce. the next was to the farm bureau. as you can imagine, that is a lot of 60-year-old guys who sit around talking about farm policy. then my speech at noon was a speech to the cancer society, these lovely women who were great volunteers. a room a little bit like this -- we do not have this many people in north dakota, but it is a room a lot like this. about 30 people. i am the tax collector, and i am talking about how great it is, and what wonderful volunteers there are, and how we need to fight this fight about cancer. a woman over here, where you are, she will not look at

look panicked because you think this will be a discussion about the difference between earned and unearnedncome honestly you should write more about -- [laughter] but instead i'm going to tell you why it is so much -- lynn especially why it is so different when a woman becomes the task commissioner in north dakota. i'm sure that my experience is nowhere near kent conrad's because when i became tax commissioner like, you know, being a senator, people invite you to come talk. i'm talking about how great it is and what wonder for volunteers they are and how we need to write this site about cancer. there is a woman over here. she won't look at me and when you are the tax commissioner you say i am probably taking away your farm or doing something horrible to her. she won't talk to me, and so at the end of this talk she gets up and i say now i'm going to get it. she approaches me and she says, excuse me? i say yes. she says you have talked your skirt into the back of your pantyhose. [laughter] i gave the whole speech as you can imagine with not my better half showing. now i tell you that because

i am unearned 1 i am among them.we also honor their employers. -- i am honored with i am among them. these employers know that hiring people with disabilities is good business. adversity builds character and people with character and good employees. thanks for giving me your time and attention. i have enjoyed this panel. i have enjoyed being with you last october, jack. i thank all of the players here who open their minds and job sites to which employees with disabilities. by helping them, you are helping yourselves. your efforts also unlocked doors formally -- formerly closed to workers with disabilities. you give people like my parents a chance to live their lives with dignity. theiro provide for d little boys back home. thank you. [applause] >> governor, thank you very much for that powerful, a personal story. you can tell by the reaction how much of a buddy is tinged by that. -- how much everybody is kept by that. i just want to ask you one short follow-up question. because of your own experience and what you hav