the week when next weekend, wally williams anbd i wiil broadcast the maryland high school football state championships n our sister station, the cw baltimore... tonight,,we learned some of the teams that will be ppaying...in classs1-a, donbar conecutive state championship appearance...they took on overlea in tth state semifnals.. semifnals... .1st quarter...poetssstrike first...william crest ffres it to ernest hawkins...outruns the overlea defense...51 yards to the hizzy...dunbar up 6-0... .later in the 1st...crest hits deontay mcmanus along the he's gone...takks it 59 yards...poets on top 14-0.... 2nd quarter...4th downn.. dunbar lining up to punn... chris faulcon brings it down and takes off...picks up the first down....but as the poets go for the end zone...they fumble..overlea recovers...but 42-6... advancing to the 1a state champiooship... .dunbar faces the winner of fort hill and perryville....in tte 2a state semifinals...middlettwn defeated edmondson 48--... for the state title...douglas - title... .3aastate semifinals...river hill runs over aberdeen... 41-7...the hawks take on th

wallis? [applause] >> lola montes -- just after the california gold rush peaked, the exotic beauty, attracted by the abundance of newfound wealth captivated san fransisco dandies, shocked their prim ladies, and een dured towpts of miner,. her name was eliza gill bert, but the irish adopted lola, was a dancer, had trysts with victor hugo, frederick chonin, and was the in a relationship that contributed to the abdication and also sent the banished lola packing. during the tour of the united states, lola arrived in california in 1853, and she stayed for two years. she quickly became known for performing her famously suggestive turatula dance where she pretended to be entangled in the spiders web and discovered spiders hiding in her flowing gown. as she waved the arms, leaped in the air and shook her clothing, the audiences were spell bound. lola through lavish parties, gave dance lessons to a miner's daughter who went on to be a celebrated star on the stage, and was seen in the company of her pe

mexican people may be in the end of the year detribalized people and we're dealing with troubled wally not mexicans are detribalized people so that is in the case of 1987 with extremely important -- it was a period of hostility towards mexicans at that time. >> how would you describe the atmosphere today when it comes to mexico u.s. immigration? >> i.t. we are experiencing a hostile time for people of mexican descent. in the media the idea is generally that it's charged against the couple who do not follow the rule of law and i think that this atmosphere to apply to everyone in place really affects the legal mexican immigrant because we are not sure if they are undocumented or not. so there's a general sense of hostility whether it's related to voting, that's another issue but something parallel to what we see in the 1890's but one of the issues i feel less hostile cents 1993 we've had the birth rate movement to remove the citizenship status of u.s. corn latinos were people whose mothers and fathers are undocumented and this has been going on quite a while and we are talking about u.s.

ee all 4 state championships on our sister station the cw baltimore...i'm be joined by former raven wally. noon... .followee by the 2a final at 3-. 3-30... .finishing with the 3a matchup at 7 o'clock...maryland high school football state championships only on the cw baltimore... that'll do it for this edition of sports unlimited...i'm tune in to fox45 morning news goodnightt- starting at 5-am.go. 3 &

go down to a depth of more than eighty meters nothing will be moved wally west with this nickel. it pains the scientists to see a cave with the unique microclimate and rock graffiti slowly decaying under the impact of droves of tourists. where the disease you're going can see the enormous entrance to the cave that the people look like small insects against it of course the wind heat and moisture get into every corner of the enormous caverns ruining the ancient creations we're faced with the gigantic task of saving them i mean while the group of tourists has taken to catamaran says before mounting forces one small they will rough down the be a river all the way to cap of the cave. the billion is best carry is lot just a most important waterway. i think that come on now all together. until. less boards catch up i know there are new challenging rapids so dangerous will pools in the belly or river even begin as can go rafting am i this time however the tourists have got off to an of a start only two of them in the group have evan laid the hands on a paddle. at the headlight is a rela

russia issues another state and wallie against the west an attack on iran is president to me from an event of his it could spell catastrophe for the middle east meanwhile the only time watchdogs about to release a report from surrounds nuclear activities. italian prime ministers won a crucial budget vote but it's lost his majority support in the parliament as experts fear the country is on its way to becoming the next victim of europe's financial crisis. next tsotsi we follow life in one of los angeles fire departments where usually nearly all crews work mostly or medical emergencies rather than battling flames. i know it's the party form with the other currency but i really worry alone i mean if it makes me think that i did everything right i think we're ok i wasn't a part of burma has been this bad on or on the way are you are you with her now on all these things. ok is she content with. a man when i get that. around right now. going up oh yes i. hear. the commercial first solo album ella girl oh and during the first film when everyone was looking at they all come up with her slate

has to get it together or guys can respect the stars of the past two weeks and still have the start wally in the presence. of a good unknown quantity still i pad itself from it and the sports desk more into a nazi weathers next. twenty years ago the largest country. had been. where did it take to. see. if. the fifty's fifty's. fifty. feel. instantly. it's. such. a shallow.

wally and let's put it this week after s f or even the i.m.f. lord then lets say fifty billion dollars it's not enough the problem is the euros doesn't work for the eurozone it works for norse in europe but not for the club med countries in they have to find a solution inside europe which they you won't because germany simply refuses to give more money to do or be and central bank that would be the only possible solution other than if i had planned ahead and what sort of benefits could russia expect in return for helping out the i.m.f. is that good now it gets much more interesting because from the bric spine of steel what they want to a cheat brazil russia india and china especially used to get more filtering rights at the i.m.f. at the moment the brics have like eleven percent of the old thing right european union has thirty two percent it's completely absurd it's completely in balance the problem is the atlanta system elites in washington and in the larger of capitals they don't want to do some of their power inside the i.m.f. so when you whe

native and rap star wally.e have the hollywood headlines in the next half hour. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. >>> welcome back, everybody at 4:30. i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse. police in state college, pennsylvania say they have identified several students in the rioting that caused property damage. they supported head football coach joe paterno after he was fired by the board of trustees along with the president graham. they were fired because of their handling of child sex abuse handling of the sex charges of an assistant coach. >>> wilson ramos was taken from his family last night. his abductor's vehicle was set on fire before it was abandoned in a nearby town. so far, in ransom demands. >> a memory lapse at the republican debate. perry could not recall one of the three fe

. >>> still ahead, much more what singer wally told students at a local store. >>> plus the horror passengersed stuck on the tarmac and how what the [ boy's voice ] hi, samantha. [ girl's voice ] hi todd, do you wanna be my boyfriend? [ chuckles ] sure! great -- gimme your melt. myy--melt? [ singsong voice ] yeah. i'm your girlfriend now. ahh, i don't think this is working out. [ male announcer ] get your own subway steak melt. like the steak & cheese -- layers of juicy steak and bubbly, melted cheese. subway. eat fresh. >>> at 4:30, welcome back. here's what's happening at this hour. bank of america announced today that it is dropping plans to charge a fee for using your debit card. the $5 fee was set to take effect in january. bank of america says it changed its mind after hearing from outranged customers. >> other major banks have also stopped plans to impose a debit fee. >>> stocks plunged as investors got reports from greece that the prime minister there would hold a referendum on an unpopular bailout deal. the dow fell 297 points, the nasdaq dipped about 77. and the s&p closed about 35

when theodore was an infant and wally his older brother was a young lad, he had problems pronouncinge out sounding like beaver. that make no sense whatsoever. >> a lot of the show makes no sense when you kind of delve into it. >> this is what is great. this show is really viewed as being especially for that time, the typical white bread suburban version of what america was like and all that. >> or what people wanted it to be like. >> exactly. but in its own way, the show was rather surreal. it took place in the town of mayfield. they never said where that was. over the run of the show, they would give clues in various episodes that would only confuse you. there were several references on the show to surfing and maybe -- i want to buy a surfboard which implies it is near the ocean. there were several things that made it seem like it was near ohio, maybe in ohio. there were some things that seemed to suggest information near mexico. >> they want to keep you guessing. >> they didn't have continuity back then. >> a lot of mystery then. you never find out in the episodes what the dad does

argued that richard nixon's emphasis with its -- richard nixon's presidency was trying to poach on wallis's preserve, and quite successfully. host: george wallace, 8:00 p.m. on friday night. and before we let you go, you're lincoln trip is coming up. viewers might be interested. guest: we are doing another presidential trip, the lincoln trip. we're going to a dozen sites, eight days in june, june 8. there is a website that people can go to. >> presidentandpatriots.com. >> that is right, it is all one word. or there is a phone number as well. >> happy thanksgiving to you. >> tomorrow on washington journal, in washington post writer on holiday shopping. then steven emerson examines the growth of a radical islam as some in u.s. and the approach -- and the future prospects of a tax here by americans. -- of terrorist attacks here by americans. bless your e-mail, phone calls and tweed. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> next, the u.s. capitol historical society honors botox lives and careers -- honors the lives and careers of senator daniel inouye and representative john

. >> reporter: prosecutors are looking into clark's inner circle, her lawyer, wally bach and accounting kamslor. did they sell off some of clark's assets without her full knowledge? they deny jowrongdoing but clars nurse stands to inherit the most from this will, a millionaire, 34 times over. >> good for her. hughette clark left nothing to her family. in the will she made a point of saying "they get nothing. "clark was briefly married but had no children. she has relatives, nieces and nephews and they're trying to fight for their share of the pie here. >> this is probably the beginning of something. >> definitely the beginning. >>> now let's get a check of the weather from al. >> announcer: "today's weather" is brought to you by chico's. live for the present at chicos.com. >> good morning, everybody. as we look at the fever pitch, the bieber fever and a crowd stretching from 50th street all the way to 48th street, here they are, wow! let's check your weather. the good news is the weather for bieber fever looks good. no sunshine but the rain has stopped. afternoon highs nice and toast

gingrich is wally selling books. they are both selling books. >> mark raise this is point. he has in the poll. you see him continue to drop. he seems to have maintained some core support. >> you think he'll continue? >> michele bachmann dropped. >> rick perry dropped. >> you want a candidate on the republican side that can really help boost the national conversation. the man couldn't answer a question. >> we can go back and pull tape of what you said after the iowa straw pools. when i said michele bachmann is going down. this is a joke of a candidacy, she will not survive. i can get quotes from main stream media outlets across the country saying michele bachmann can do it. i can do the same thing with rick perry where i said rick perry is a joke. now you're saying the same thing with herman cain. just like i told you about perry and bachmann. >> just like i told you about sarah palin a year ago. >> mitt romney's ceiling is probably about 35%. that leaves 65% of the vote. it's got to go to somebody. >> not herman cain. >> we have to get to penn state and zucotti. let's give

recall we had an enormous amount of mandated congressional oversight involving the reed ifill bet wally after 9/11 disaster which had oversight of fha and the ginnie mae, the effect of gulf states, katrina and rita and quite frankly you can imagine the amount of activity going on certainly with a mortgage from activity new everything i did my position was a zero tolerance when the wrongdoers that might attempt to commit fraud and abuse their authority. i was often express my concerns to the department and the department received that in a very formal sort of way and the fact of the matter is, experts are concerned about the current and future funds deutsch to compliance. i further express my concerns about the compliance controls and information systems related to the home program. although 60 of its on 12 separate occasions they came to us and asked me to trust their concerns with some of these programs and in fact i directed the audits to be completed on those. the secretary of the expressed the importance of home programs based on the positive experience that he had done involving hi

the legislation which has been championed by ways and means health subcommittee chairman, wally herger, and our democrat colleague, earl blumenauer, is supported by president obama, and makes clear that when we work together we can find bipartisan solutions to the laws and regulations that stifle job creation. this legislation does just that and frees up valuable resources businesses can use for hiring. in addition to the provisions in the house-passed 3% withholding bill, the senate amendment contains a variety of veterans-related provisions, a group of americans clearly deserving our support. finally, the senate amendment retains another provision passed by this house with bipartisan support and authored by one of the newest members of the ways and means committee, representative diane black. mrs. black's legislation modifies the income definition for determining eligibility for exchanged subsidies, medicaid and the children's health insurance program. conforming the definition of income in the democrats' health care law to the standard used by other federal low-income programs such

when wallis announced that he was going to to run for the democratic primary, nobody paid any attention to him. he got about two paragraphs in the "new york times." when he went to the northern states in 1964, the governor predicted he would not get 1% of the vote. he got 33% of the vote. it stunned everyone i think it was at that moment that pundits, political observers realised that the separation in the south, was going on in the south was not just southern. clearly there was a constituency for someone like wallace. and about segregation as from the south. >> george wallace ran for president in 1964, 1968, 1972, and 1976. in 1968 he won five states and 46 the electoral votes. that is the last time an independent candidate has won any electoral votes. here is george wallace announcing in 1968. >> over the years i have repeatedly stated that one of the existing political parties must offer the people of this country a real choice in 1968, or that i would lead a political effort that would offer this choice. i have travelled throughout our country in the past year, literally from concor