vince has a disability, as well. he depends on me for many things, and i rely on him in different ways. we support each other. there's equality in the relationship. of course, vince and i both get comments about how sweet he is and how lucky i am to have him. my first response is, "no. he's lucky to have me, too." translator: many people don't really recognize the power of love... and don't realize the meaning of true friendship. we've let go of people who are not there for both of us and find friends who benefit us both. translator: technology is changing so rapidly, everything soon will be running on braille. the large-print format we have now is not practical for small portable devices, which, in turn, means i realize i'll need to transition to braille because everything is so small. handheld gps systems are just one example. gps would be wonderful while i'm traveling, but the printout would be in braille, and i would have to learn how to use braille. with changing technology, smaller devices like that don't have

. >> and vince, vince bacote, professor of theology, how about you? >> just getting out on the street and driving. we have to trust that the other drivers are going to obey the rules and aren't going to run me off the road. >> good. our final guest is judson paling at willow creek community church on staff there. how about you? what is something that takes faith for you? >> just today sitting in this chair. i sat down and trusted it wouldn't fall out from underneath me or someone wouldn't pull it back the minute i sat here. >> do we weigh risks before we put our faith in something or do you just sit down? >> most of the time you don't think about t you use faith without thinking about it. it is part of your life. >> faith is most of the times based on some type of experience previously. you get out on the road. you have driven before. even if you have had one accident, 99.9% of the time, drivers don't target you, we hope. >> it is not absolute, that's true. >> it's not absolute, but it's also not blind. you have experience and it is not like you are t

vince ford had put together a memoir. vince ford was a colonel who worked first for schreiver and then for gardner as his assistant. and ford had been using schreiver's paper. >> never published? >> never published. it's sitting in the eisenhower library now. it never will be. it's well over 1,000 pages. >> and he let you have it. >> he let me have it. >> did you read the whole thing? >> i read the whole thing. and also i read all of schreiver's papers which were vast as well. >> on the same page there's a quote i wanted to ask you about this because you say he wrote this in his diary that night the night before, termite in the woodworks. >> yes, that was his term because he sensed the hostility and they got this briefing from the head of the nfc who told him now you were restricted to half an hour, you're not to refer to this letter from jackson to the president in order to pressuring him in to do anything you want him to do. schreiver realized this man was not in favor of the program. and his term for that was termites

i know vince gill is going to be joining chris.. >> what a way to ease into the week. >>> also, sarah jessica parker is joining us live. she's got a brand new project. taking her to washington. not in that, i believe. we'll talk to her in a a minute. >> robin is looking over the book given to you by the entire staff to celebrate your tenth ant ve anniversa anniversary. >> from the beautiful mississippi gifl coast, good morning, america. happy tenth answer ver ris robin. love you, so happy for you. >> we're thankful to call you a daughter. so on your tenth anniversary, we're here to say -- >> all: happy anniversary robin. >> sister sally, will set you free. the one that makes a lot of my jewelry that people often ask me about. >> you did something very special this weekend. >> my mother released her book, "my story, my song" which you said. it's a beautiful, beautiful story of her life about faith and had the big tea sell wrags on friday down the coast. that's why i left early. she's had health problems. you could not tell this week

mail latoya peterson owner and editor of racialist and contributing editor to the root dot com and vince colonies senior online editor at the daily caller let's get started. the buffett rule this is what vice president biden had to say about the buffett mr. buffett rule says no one making more than a million dollars will pay a smaller share of their income taxes then middle class field was to the romney rule says that the very wealthy should keep every tax break a loophole they have here and get additional new tax cuts every year that are worth more than what the average middle class family makes in a year entire year for the romney rule now here's what f.d.r. had to say about this back in one thousand nine hundred six by way of demonstrating this is not a new argue. but one earth billy carter you. benefit . i don't know what we're doing. her know what. i mean all of the earth below zero zero zero a book group. wrote you about a bit big poetry. a. poem and roosevelt only prevailed the top tax rate went up to ninety one percent and produced four decades of stability in our economy and a g

vince will teach what he knows about what happened in baltimore. all this fun events happening at fort mchenry this summer. a quick check of the forecast. to see not a bad week to enjoy the national parks. we expect temperatures to warm back up -- it is not a bad week to enjoy the national parks. 62 on friday and saturday. temperatures are closer to normal. come out and enjoy your national parks. >> i love the wardrobe changes. >> he is quick and very enthused about his work and he is good at it. >> 6:37. 42 degrees on tv hill. this driver took a wrong turn. >> we are still taking your answers to our water cooler question of the day. have you kept any financial secrets from your spouse or partner? mindy? >> no! not at all. >> you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. mindy? >> it is ♪ beth! hi! looking good. you've lost some weight. thanks. you noticed. these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right -- whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who

>> reporter: ranger vince could be his own reality show.artoon, yeah. maybe both, right. >> a little bit of history thrown in there for good measure. >> the producer is picking up the phone to call ranger vince. >> reporter: i'm not in my 1812 kit today because the baltimore school for the art students are doing that with a special play today. part of national parks week. the baltimore school for the arts and maryland historical society. >> they did the research and the home work. they came here for inspiration. we gave them a dose of. that they made the touchdown just like the ravens. >> reporter: the war of 1812, help us with the history. why did 1812 the war of 1812 and 1814, all that factor in. baltimore is key. >> francis scott, united states declares war in 1812 against the british to secure our rights and independence. 184 the british say they are going to steam roll over us, it doesn't work. francis scott, independence is secured. british are packing. we get a cool song out of it. >> reporter: i'm going to ask you to do something. s

first time and senior online editor at the daily caller vince columnists so stand around mitt romney gave a speech to the n.r.a. today back to national uproar over the n.r.a. apparently entering wal-mart corrode or played a large role in the largest gun retailer in america in this standard gun shoot first law that has radically i mean hundreds of percent in one one one state over a thousand percent increased justifiable homicides in fact we have a chart about of the states the past stand your ground laws have seen significant increases in these so-called justifiable homicides and it's in the queue here behind us as well and so is the time that we stopped the likes of alec and the n.r.a. and wal-mart for making our laws isn't that why we elect legislators what does it stand to reason that if you need to pass a law for to allow people to stand their ground using a gun to justify a homicide would arise i mean then it becomes part of the law i mean as part of the the legal system so i don't know if the statistic means anything other than that people actually are being able to defend them

i've always been a vince gill fan. i think he has one of the great voices in any style of music out there today whether it be country or popular music or even like sort of gospelish sort of things i mean, he's just an amazing talent. and so he, whether it's him or someone else, i respect them as musicians or as singer musicians or as just players and then from that we go to the person and say, would you be interested in doing something on the album and then we just sort of figure it out so it's all different on all respects. you know, the song with hancock is a song i cowrote with him so we did it from that angle and made music that way. so we try to make it different and yet sort of stylize it for each individual against. sfie eve got a question about your instrument. i respect the trumpet. i think it's a classic instrument and you may it so purely but is there any pressure in this modern world to take it and synthesize it and modernize it in some way that would kill it? >> oddly enough, at least in the last, i don't

days of vince lombardi. days of vince lombardi. days of vithis is a man who hast role models. you also might have heard the paul ryan is a dangerous man. a very dangerous man. now, this must be true because rrent president ofrrent presidef t of course i'm there every night, and hear paul ryan discussed, i am not sure if i am listening to a news channel or america's most wanted. you may have read that one of america's supposedly leading newspapers, in typically understated style, calls him a cult leader. a cartoon showed a look-alike throwing a grandmother in a wheelchair off a cliff. i have no ha ryan since he was an intern years ago. i have rarely seen him criticize anyone, much less throw anyone off a cliff, although it to agree with the critic on one point -- paul ryan is dangerous. he is dangerous for the status quo in washington. he is dangerous because he understands the united states cannot continue on its current path of a slow-growing economy but a fast-growing government and still remain prosperous country it has been for two hundred 25 years. -- 225 years. he is dan

of representatives in danger as well let's ask the panel richard feller democratic strategist and vince colonies senior online editor with the daily caller both join me now welcome to you both thanks thanks for having us and you so everyone's focused on the presidential election but arguably just as important is the congressional elections let's start with you speaker boehner puts the odds of republicans holding the house at sixty six percent two out of three yes i mean what's also called the expectations game no politician wants to be in a place where they come out and they say hey we got this thing locked up so you guys november it doesn't happen politicians do this all the time remember the obama campaign did the same thing there was this internal thing that leaked that they were going to have a billion dollar campaign and all of a sudden now the obama campaign has to rush out and go no no no this is no billion dollar campaign i don't know who told you that but we're not going to raise that much money unless you help us so the expectations game they can come out and they you know sai

. ♪ ♪ >> please remain standing for our invocation led by roa's national chaplain, major vince cummingsg. general petraeus, thank you for coming. would you all please join with me as we now go to our lord in prayer to open our opening session of the national security symposium. shall we pray. o, mighty god, we are here, and as we gather as a family, a fraternity of citizen warriors, our body stands united in blessed creator, pour out your holy unction upon this gathering, renew the selfless relationships that continuously bind us together, and most importantly, allow us to hear and discern the wisdom from our distinguished keynote speakers here today. we finally ask your inner session in comforting the families of our colleagues who have lost loved ones that have served our great country. also strengthen those citizen warriors who serve in harm's way around the globe and never allow us to forget those sacrifices. and finally, motivate all of us to continuously grow in you as we strive continuously to be the leaders you desire us to be, as servants of our great republic. we now uplift th

. >> vince gray will take parts on this. it has closed for nearly 30 years. it was one of the first african- american venues of its kind. today the public will get a chance to see the renovated building. george run until 3:00 this afternoon. it is a 620 straight. >> they are ready to give diners a greater choice of the menu. >> happy monday. >> let's begin with stocks index futures indicating a drop. wall street was back to work. traders are facing a down day. this and not stop the labor department from releasing the march jobs report. 120,000 payrolls were added. it is closely watched by both political parties. republicans criticized the obama administration appeared >> you mention mcdonald's. that from providing more information about their menu. they face more competition forfrom other burger chains. the public has more questions about whether their food come from. sales are strong but mcdonald's has gotten mindful that american consumers lot more education than ever before. it is getting harder to find a spot at summer camps this year. i will explain why.

director of transportation, director of parks, the board of education director, vince courtney, who jim paulsen. we would also like to welcome our business associates and colleagues today. of course art swanson from the small business network. thank you for your commitment and for working with us to events are common goals. -- to advance our common goals. we could not sponsored today's key events without sponsors, so i would like to start by recognizing our presenting sponsor, j. p. morgan chase. we want to thank our host sponsor, pacific gas and electric. dignity howff, kaiser permanente . thank you to all of our sponsors. i am supposed to wait six seconds so everyone can read this list. have we screamed through that? it is quite a long period -- quite long. united airlines, union bank, and our media sponsors, the san francisco examiner and hers media services -- hearst media sponsors. thank you very much. i could not do it without you, so today we celebrate the successes this chamber has accomplished and the promise of greater successes ahead with our team this morning of prosperity,

. >> he vincing a depraved mind. >> could this be the trial of the decade? >> i do think there will be a not guilty verdict in don't know. after tot mom, frankly, the place is up for grabs. (laughter) >> jon: and let me tell you this, i know in my heart that the 2006 duke lacrosse team is involved in this somehow. i don't know how. but i'm going to find out. so media hungry. which meal will they be served. will this trial be the classic cameras in the courtroom coverage like oj where the grizzly death of two people somehow ends up as the dancing-- on jay leno or the no cameras in the courtroom 340d el where journalists desperate to report the outcome milli secretaries before their arrival use the ancient yet remarkably accurate art of sella phore use the-- to delay -- >> count one, count two-- on count four, she is-- that is-- guilty, michael. >> i'm sorry, guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty. >> not guilty on the count of making false statements. not guilty on making and using false documents. >> false statements -- >> all right, michael, thank you so much. i wi

it was great watching vince call the dodger game last night. opening day, holiday starts now, today. we are in an empty ballpark. >> reporter: describe your feeling when you came in this morning. you were like a little kid on christmas. >> to walk out and be in camden yards with nobody else but you guys, it's like a kid in the candy store. with the improvements, it's an incredible sight. >> reporter: let's go back a year ago, the last time we were in camden yards, you were here, the last game of the season, called the greatest single night in major league baseball, red sox in town. >> documentaries called 162 in the incredible night of baseball of the most incredible memory in my life that i've ever had. by the sign there, over the wall, that game was rain delayed and went on for hours on end. it pushed the finale back to this game where it unfolded in to this like one thing after the next to make it the most amazing out of baseball. it was an incredible night here in camden yards. >> reporter: it's going to be a big afternoon. game kicks off a

vince carter with the super series trouble. >> hubie: and west won the foul by world peace on the push. >> mike: clock at four, bynum in the paint, over waywood, and dallas, wanted them to be called for being out of bounds. >> hubie: barnes now with ten rebounds and 11 points in the game. as well as eight assists. >> hubie: terry from the top, tripled and give the mavericks a lead. terry is now five out of six behind the arc. >> mike: 21 points in the last 8:00 for dallas. >> hubie: the small lineup in, and the matchups with you. and you have to read it. >> mike: stuck inside. gasol, didn't look for the shot. and a tougher run. and that is actually klee -- >> hubie: they are not -- that was -- big time. >> mike: they wanted interference. and the official called it a three, and it went in waut being touched by barnes. wow. so all five laker points controversial for the mavericks side. nowitzki from the top. got him. and he can get the three. >> hubie: this is amazing. when you play dallas, can terry and nowitzki, it doesn't matter what they are screaming. and they don't hang around. the

it was a nail biter as the votes came in last night on our 10:00 news, vince orange and bitel were neck-in-neck. >> we can't call that election. >> and we can't call it today and look at the numbers. a 543-vote difference. both candidates, orange and bitel, tried to put a positive spin on the results. >> i'm feeling great. yesterday was a beautiful day. >> and i feel good new. >> reporter: orange thinks to think it's in his favor. >> a realistic scenario to be overtaken, so i'm confident that i will be victorious. >> reporter: bitel said the absentee ballots still uncounted could put him on top. >> and returned the board of elections, over 1700 ballots which, is what is there new. >> reporter: at a media briefing this morning, the mayor was careful not to get involved in this tight race. he didn't endorse a candidate before the election and won't do it now. >> i want to work with the best candidate. i promised to do that and i will do that. by the way, i served with both of them. >> reporter: by the way, a good night for d.c. council and alexander, evans, bowser and barry won. all of the absent

mayor vince gray proposes to extend bar hours. revenue raising measure in the 2013 budget will make this either better or worse. >> cathy lanier, won't be any problems. we will be fine. there will be plenty of officers to handle any issues. >> reporter: the proposed measure would extend bar hours from 2:00 to 3:00 a.m. on weekdays and 4:00 a.m. on weekend. >> they park in our neighborhood, slam their car doors until 3:00 in the morning. it is very disruptive. sometimes it gets out of control. >> reporter: ward one council member graham talks about the possibility of compromise. >> the idea of letting -- advisory neighborhood commissions say they don't want the way to closing is an intriguing one. >> reporter: some believe it comes down to a battle between older and more established d.c. residents and the younger, often international residents pouring in. >> we either adopt and become a gr great city. >> reporter: full city council is scheduled to meet on the budget including the proposal to extend bar hours sometime in late may. r

first up, now that etch is cop vinced that mitt romney has clinched the nomination, some of the focus has turned to the veep stakes, the game-changer herself, sarah palin suggested that romney go rogue and pick the congress mman from florida. >> if someone made that call and you would have to believe it would be the right fit. >> do you like mitt romney, and do you support the views and would you feel comfortable on a ticket with him? >> well, i have never been out on a dinner date with him if that is what you are asking me, so i don't know if i would like him. but we would have to sit down and discuss things. >> maybe romney should check with john mccain about that whole going rogue thing. and here is one to get women reeling going to the dry cleaners. it is more expensive to bring in a woman's blouse than a man's oxford shirt. aren't they the same things? well, today, president obama acknowledged that wrinkle at the white house forum on women and the economy. >> yes, we have more to do, but no doubt that we have made progress. soon insurance companies will no longer be able to deny

this is vince. he can do a better job explaining the project details. >> what is happening here, what are you doing? >> we are doing a major modernization. we are tearing out the old system, logic controls, and generator controls, and we will be going over to solid state. this is not your standard selector. it does not have a tape that runs it. because these are outside elevators -- these are unique to the city. >> and this is going away with the upgrade. >> that is right. none of these will be here. we have retrofitted three elevators so far and now we're doing the outside cars. >> so this is what will be replacing -- >> this will be replacing the generator controller and control system. we are down to about 15 or 20 relays, down from about 100, which means much less maintenance. this thing had been running for about six months now, but we still have eight cars here to do. >> great job. >> we have looked at past the elevators and present. now let's look at the future. we are taking a look at some o

hi, vince, go ahead with your comments. >> mr. krick, can i recently heard a theory attributed to you. it's a fairly new theory. and i wanted you to comment on it. and that is that the friendly fire that wounded jackson at chancellorsville may not have been the localized event we think of it as today and that it was something more like a sympathetic reactionary rolling tide that started actually maybe miles away. as it moved along a line of fire, it ended up wounding him and killing some of his staff and that same reactionary sympathetic fire also wounded a.b. hill. could you comment on that? >> well, i have written an extensive chapter with lots of footnotes, so you can read the footnotes for yourself and decide. it's called -- it's the title chapter of my book called "the smooth bore volley that doomed the confederacy." it's documented this ripple of fire which moved up the line and eventually came to where jackson was wasn't miles away, it was three-quarters of a mile away to the south down a straight line of confederate troops

if i could just add kind of one aspect to the way vince, the way that vince talked about the near-term issue. i think the other problem they have is financial conditions. and i think, um, you saw in the way the market reacted to the minutes yesterday, essentially, their conundrum if you like. if they make it clear that they're not going to do qe, there is the chance that rates will rise, that equity prices will fall, credit spreads will widen and they will, in some sense, engender a tightening of financial conditions that they do not want. one of the things that all policymakers have been pretty clear on is that they believe at this moment we need to have continued, very accommodative policy. and the market's own reaction to what they do can sort of create, can create a situation that they don't want. and so i think the one aspect in addition to the way vince characterized it, i would say we're push anything that direction is if you actually get into one of these feedbacks where in anticipation of them not going market circumstances sell off, and you get an effective tightening of fina

then we do know that the weather conditions have been favorable you saw the pictures it's actually vince johnny outside so gently what happens the details of the events which turns fired are yet to be determined they're also have been some information that possibly the ground control crews those responsible for a looking at the plane for the making sure that it's prepared for the flight because those people might also be responsible for the incident so we're still waiting for the investigators to look at all the data that they have collected and make the ruling right thanks very much and he's really delusional live in moscow with that update we'll check back with you later for all the latest. tonight other stories we're covering on our t.v. special envoy to syria kofi annan is due to brief the u.n. security council on how damascus has complied with the latest peace plan except that last week the friends of syria group believes president assad has failed to implement the plan the group's meeting in istanbul has seen some gulf nations allegedly deciding to pay salaries to rebels fighting t

avis is down at fort mchenry with ranger thence -- ava is down at fort mchenry with ranger vince. >> talking about the big celebration this summer, the 200 celebration of the war of 1812. it began in this area. >> it spread like wildfire. we will commemorate this june with a whole bunch of stuff that will sell off through the summer. >> he is full of jokes this morning. gas prices are astronomical right now. people can come there and experience this rich history of baltimore. >> you can, or any matter of minutes. a lot to see at the ford -- a you can come here in a matter of minutes. a lot to see here at the fort. >> they declared war against britain. >> you want to get ready. look for "cast your votes" on a google search. >> people can cast their vote. >> you have different perspectives about whether we should declare war. into scott key was opposed to the war -- digit note francis francis scott key was opposed to the war? we'll do a special declaration of peace. we will have representatives from canada, great britain, maybe even a sea lord from great britain, and officials from the

many vince's. freedom seems to be exchanging one blow after another but fear not one man has a plan to protect your online privacy and it may be a lot easier than you think. the current administration wants to keep those options but you don't want to leave. your torture because it was in producing. and in the past americans have rigorously hunted down and punish people who use torture so now that the shoe is on the other foot it seems the justice department is willing to let a few of those cases fall through the cracks like all but two so what's with the double standards the explore. the occupy wall street movement is splitting along ideological lines on one side the so-called diehard occupiers the other people who believe the left is trying to co-opt the protests so is there a battle for the soul of the occupy movement. if it's tuesday april seventeenth seven pm in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching r t. well an internet provider that puts your privacy purse fell like a dream will se

>> vince's main adviser many months before had advised us to do so. >> to paraphrase the rest, mr. cable was keen to make up his own mind and not be influenced by anyone. but yet you were influencing him, weren't you? >> we were trying to make the case that a clear process should be put in place around this and a relevant legal task that is clearly understood should be applied. i don't think that's influencing. that's saying let us make the side of the argument one way or the other so he can have the right inputs to make a decision. >> page 41, 01682, now the early evening of 21 december, 2010, mr. cable's remarks to two persons posing as a member of his constituency but in fact journalists, it's clear that mr. michelle had spoken to either mr. klegg's chief of staff or his special adviser, just spoke. he is absolutely furious, mr. klegg is absolutely furious. said cable's comments unacceptable. i ran through telegraph. cable about to be blackmailed. do you know what that was about? >> blackmailed? i think it's because when the comments came out, they had been -- they came out -- i

sources say the first to be killed her body was found on the first floor, then likely murdered vince yaents parents, then went up the stairs and into their daughter's bedroom. he bludgeoned her to death. police say he waited for vincent le to come home. the body found near the front door. sources say before killing him, the murder receivered half of le's hand with what is described as a sharp-edged weapon. after it was over, he washed himself in the bathroom, then wiped bleach over light switches and door handles to remove fingerprints. the killer poured bleach and paint on the floors and turned on facets to flood the rooms, hoping to destroy evidence. well, steve chen, the person who showed us the house and his wife says that he and his wife want nothing to do with this house, they want the bank to take this house back to spare them of the ugly memories. they owe a large mortgage. tonight there is unanswered questions. we'll tell what you led police to the suspect. >> we'll see you at 6:00. >> and the windows at the piedmont apartments are covered up. residents dents are still livin

. >> the dodger was their home opener no vince skull qee in the booth. the broadcaster missing just his second opener in 63 years. he has a severe cold. and the pirates seven innings allowed four hits and there is a slider. solo shot. i know giants fans you don't want to hear this, but l.a. is to have a 4-1 start. >> okay. thank you. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> from the entire abc 7 news team have a great night. >> see you at 9:00 and 11:00. ♪ beth! hi! looking good. you've lost some weight. thanks. you noticed. these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right -- whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multi-grain cheerios -- 5 whole grains, 110 calories. creamy, dreamy peanut butter taste in a tempting new cereal. mmm! [ female announcer ] new multi-grain cheerios peanut butter. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- a graduate student of engineering from la jolla, california... an

our spring concert series, this morning a treat we have a vince gil crooning an -- along with chris boti. all here on "good morning america". >>> the fbi says it has broken up a huge international computer hacking scheme. hundreds of thousands of web users could lose internet service as a consequence. the bureau says the hackers infected more than half a million computers around the world with a virus that can let scammers penetrate firewalls, disable anti-virus programs and takeover pc's. the fbi has delayed had shutting down its network because it could cut off web service to the victims. the network will be turned off july 9th. the permanent traitors have been arrested. go to abc7news.com for a link to the website that will check your computer for the virus and tell you how to get rid of it. >>> big day for adobe systems. >> jane king joins us from the new york stock exchange braving that nor'easter to bring us business news. >>> definite negative tone here this morning. problems in the cereal business. kellogg warning about profits political uncertainty in holland, france, kellogg th

we'll talk with vince reinhart.p at the chance to pile into apple, one money manager saying, no thanks. he'll explain why he has no interest in having apple in his portfolio after having read a widely read report last week. plus, one of the brands in the auto world taking the market by storm. bentley showing off its new suv. the company's coo will join us. and as baseball's opening week gets under way, the co-owner of the chicago cubs, todd rickets will be here. we'll start with squawk on the beat. voters heading to the polls in washington, d.c., maryland and wisconsin today as the region nominees vie for some 42 delegates. john harwood is back at headquarters with more information. what do today's races mean for the likes of mitt romney and rick santorum? >> what mitt romney hopes is that he wins decisively enough in these three contests, heavily favored in the district of columbia and in maryland, favored in wisconsin, but he's had a single digit lead. not out of the question that n santorum could do well. but wha

vince lombardi, tom landry are rolling over in their graves. happened before in the nfl. i never heard of any coach like gregg williams do that. you're a kourd, gregg williams. >> didn't mince words. ahead, jamal anderson, a football player who was on the field, gives us his take.health. step 1. eat the soup. all those veggies and beans, that's what may help lower your cholesterol and -- well that's easy [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] you may be an allergy muddler. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. love the air. [ sneezes ] >>> two big names, mary jane blige and burger king. sounds like it should be a commercial success, but here's what came out of it. >> what's in the new chicken snack wrap? >> mary? ♪ crispy chicken, three cheeses, french fries ♪ >> it's catchy, right? what do you think? they're dancing. >> i'm reenforcing the negative stereotypes around white people th

on our 10:00 news, vince orange and biddle were neck in neck. >> we cannot call that election and won'table to call it tonight with the absentees being later. >> reporter: we still can't call it today. take a look at the numbers. a 543 vote difference. both candidates, orange and biddle, trying to put a positive spin on the results. >> i'm feeling great. yesterday was a beautiful day. >> i feel pretty good right now. >> reporter: orange seems to think the numbers are in his favor. >> looking at the math, i don't think the realistic scenario where i can be over taken. i'm confident i will be victorious. >> reporter: but biddle says those absentee ballots could put him on top. >> already returned over 1700 absentee ballots, which is much larger than the margin right now. >> mayor gray was careful not no get involved in this tight race. >> i want to work with the best candidate the people send to the council of the district of columbia. i have promised to do that. by the way, i have served with both of them. >>> matt acklin, fox 5 news. >> all the absentee ballots had to be postmarked by t

vince reinhart the chief u.s.onetary affairs at the head going on with a video on morgan stanley's website citing the lack of a fed discussion of qe in the minutes and a host of other factors basically saying now what they thought was a two-thirds chance is now just a one-third chance and really coming back to where the street was before that according to the cnbc fed survey that was only a 33% probability of additional quantitative easing. but also following others in sort of looking at the minutes yesterday, and saying you know what? where was the discussion about alternatives? where was the discussion about continuing operation twists and reducing the probability of additional help from the fed. >> vince reinhart was on this program yesterday. >> exactly. >> and we could tell how the dice was loaded. >> all i'm going to say is, you know, we got that bite from steve's interview with fisher monday morning because i told you 11:00 that was something i thought was pretty significant. steve, morgan stanley should ha