>> this is william wiley, only one earth. this is a print edition. there are only eight total, and what we wanted to do was expand the idea of printmaking. this is really an art object. there we go. >> besides the punball machine, what do you produce in limited edition? >> there is the slot machine. if you win the super jackpot, you have saved the world. >> what about work? >> the right design, it was three volumes with lithographs in each volume. the cab of count dracula with 20 lithographs inside and lined with beaver fur. really special. >> let's move on to the print shop. >> ok. the core of what we do is making things. this is an example. this is a print project that will be a fund-raiser for the contemporary music players. we decided to put it in the portfolio so you could either frame at or have it on your bookshelf. >> so nonprofits can come to you, not just visual are nonprofits, but just nonprofits can come to you, and you will produce prints for them to sell, and the profits, they can keep. >> the return on investment is usually four times

. >> reporter: in the '80s, wiley street was one the baddest locations in northeast d.c. >> the reasonuld no go place was because of stones, stones of illiteracy. stones are of drug abuse, stones of child abuse, stones of excuse making, unemployment and lack of education, stones. >> reporter: but officer lewis vowed he'd work to roll away those stones. when he retired the cop turned social worker built a neighborhood center out of a burned out crack house. a handful of kids showed up after class at the place he now calls the fishing school. >> i heard this old adage that said if you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day. teach him how to fish and he'll feed himself for a lifetime so i said that's it. i'm going to open up a fishing school and we're going to fishing in the rivers of the mind of these children. >> reporter: that was 1990. today the new fishing school in northeast is an academic center and safe haven for more than 300 students during those critical hours after school. >> across america every single day when the school bell rings, 15 million children go home unsuperviso

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skinny of these two portman wiley's even some adults don't become aware of the fact that they are affected until they give birth to a child that suffers from a more severe form of the disease in its worst form it changes the shape of the child's chest to build fractures to make their arms and legs shorter and in this state even something as light and insignificant as a blanket can cause fractures. there's a swelling beneath the eye here did you hit something new is no brother can hit her mate with fooling around well well here we have a person that we can already send to the anesthesiologist. now we're going to have an orthopedic surgery most likely it's going to be done on the left but strictly speaking both should be operated on but then will begin with the left one simply because it's so to form that it prevents her from resting on both feet. lisa is determined to walk she can already stand on her feet she's trying her best but she can't walk because of these deformities we hope that she's going to learn little by little to begin she's going to have to start using a walker but we think

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marcellus wiley was a teammate. >> to know that that was his fate.u start to wonder, are you down that path towards cte? >> reporter: the nfl is facing a lawsuit brought by 4,000 former players contending that the league did not do enough to protect them and hid long-term effects from its players. the nfl denies that it intentionally hid any risks from players, and today had this statement in response to seau's diagnosis. "the finding underscores the recognized need for additional research to accelerate a fuller understanding of cte. the nfl is committed to supporting a wide range of independent medical and scientific research that will both address cte and promote the long-term health and safety of athletes at all levels. we have work to do and we're doing it." cte can only be detected after death by examining the brain under a microscope. so far, 50 brains have football players have been diagnosed with cte. 35 of them, nfl players, and six of them, high school athletes. the seaus say they just want today's players to make an informed decision, to k

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even the rookies sound like wiley veterans. >> i think the way we're approaches this game is the same way we approached the last set. it is a play offgame. we'll be ready. >> i think the guys know what -- and you have to play like you have nothing to lose. >> robert griffin iii and alfred morris, two stud rookies. we'll have more on both of them coming up, including if robert griffin iii will wear that knee brace, which some think has been slowing him down a bit. >> thank you, dan. >>> new and reelected members of the council are ready, but they acknowledge they need to do more to remove the. >> reporter: the family bibles were at the ready. last-minute texts were being checked. and music played as leaders of the city brought a personal touch. 20-year member jack evans of ward 2 noting his trippletts have just turned 16. >> does anyone know what that means? they get a driver's permit, right? tried her hand at spanish. >>. [ speaking foreign language ] . >> reporter: but hanging over the formal ceremony, two --. >> i'm standing here today, because 80,000 residents in all eight wards sp

says she met this man wade wiley on match.com in may of 2010.ths after she broke up with him he stabbed her 10 times with a butcher knife. repeatedly stomped on her head, stole her purse and left her for dead. cops later charged him for murdering another woman he met on the site. he killed himself in prison last year. now the woman filed a lawsuit saying she believes the web site should include a warning. if i can save one person from not being in a situation that they're lured into with a false sense of security or if i can save somebody from being hurt, or, you know, making a different decision with their online dating choices, that's my mission and my goal. >> shepard: and $10 million. match.com does include a list of safety tips for both online and offline interaction. it also released a statement calling the lawsuit absurd. actor burt reynolds is reportedly in intensive care at a hospital in florida right now with a severe case of flu. a spokesman tells fox news that the 76-year-old smoky and the bandit star among other things was dehydrate

they legislated like wiley coyote trying to catch the road runner and had almost the exact same ridiculousults. >> what about the cynicism of folks who, well, let's look at what senator john mccain released today, this statement talking about all the stuff that's added on to emergency legislation like getting money and funding for those that suffer from hurricane sandy. i mean, things like adding in $430 million in tax breaks for hollywood film and tv producers. $70 noul in taxed for nascar track builders. $59 million in tax credits for algae growers. $15 million in subsidies for asparagus growers, $7 million for buyers of two or three-wheel electric scooters. i mean, when that kind of stuff is parsed out, do you think that the american public looks at that and goes really? that's adding to a bill that's meant to help people rebuild from a devastating storm? >> i can tell everyone i think some of that actually was also in the fiscal cliff bill, but i agree with you in a broad sense. people look at that and certainly senator mccain for a long time has tried to make people look at that and s

. >> by the wiley, this is herb's desk.he kind of stuff that herb keeps on his desk. >> now i know where he is. he is out in the fetal position nursing a hang over. all right, we don't have him so what is the news, brian? >> best buy higher overall. holiday sales did drop a bit. however, they were supported by surprisingly strong showing in the u.s. against expectations. that's key. because sales were flat. >> yeah. but some people as you know, mandy, predicted a disaster. >> flat v disaster means good news. probably a short covering. >> i think flat could be a bit of a turn around from disaster. this is another stock that, by the way, herb, we wanted to talk about with you. and jan, normally would be joining us, but jc penney cut to a sell. >> this is a big call by ubs here. i was reading a report thinking, they are tough on this company. >> yeah. >> ubs cutting it, saying there is a deteriorating outlook. there are emerging signs ever cash flow distress. that's never good to hear about, right? you got to have free cash fl

close friend marcus wiley spoke to espn shortly after his death. >> we were there for you, man.e, we knew you was a superstar. we knew you were a super person. but come out and tell us that you needed us. >> reporter: seau's family say they never expected he was suffering from head trauma before his death, but as speculations surfaced about his history of concussions, the seaus decided to have researchers study his brain. they recently spoke out about it on abc. >> for us, we just wanted the truth. >> reporter: over his career, he made 12 pro bowls and was named to the nfl 1990s all-decade team. but as an nfl linebacker, every devastating and celebrated hit he delivered was apparently taking a toll. the national institutes of health now says seau's brain shows he had a degenerative brain disease called chronic traumatic encephalopathy, which has been widely connected to athletes who have taken multiple blows to the head. for the seaus, it raises the question, is the game of football worth it? >> i think it's a gamble. just be extremely aware of what could potentially happen to y

. >> stephanie: wiley in durham north carolina.stephanie: good morning. >> caller: i'm just wondering all of the people that are pushing for all of these voter i.d. bills through all of these states are they the same people that wanted to protect the gun seams that require no i.d.? >> stephanie: yes, interesting. >> caller: very interesting. >> stephanie: you have to have i.d. up the yahoo to vote but to get a gun? >> you can be a yahoo. >> stephanie: like many of the commenters in the yahoo news story section. are comprised entirely of -- >> yahoos. >> stephanie: i don't understand -- does wayne lapierrre makes my blood boil just seeing him. there's no point in background checks? because bad guys will get guns anyway? >> why have any laws at all because someone is going to violate them. >> stephanie: there shouldn't be any laws against guns of any kind. >> or any laws of any kind. be free. do whatever you want. >> he's so unwilling to talk to anybody. >> he's got his own internal monologue. >> stephanie: yeah. okay. caroline in sa

someone who is determined and very wiley. mr. marlboro because he smuggled cigarettes. he would smuggle anything. people, arms. he was known to be in libya gathering up arms. he would sell those. he's in it for the money. this is a criminality crossing over with islamic extremism. >> why this bp facility? one of the reasons i can come up with is there a lot of foreign or western workers there. wouldn't that translate to potential money if you are holding hostages? >> absolutely. nobody is worth money like these western hostages would be. the motives are not clear. he or his group claims they went in because of the french activity and intervention inside mali. there could have been a way he could arrive at being the hero. his name means the chosen one and he has given himself that name. not his real name. this is a man who needs to be the center of attention. he had a falling out with his fellow al qaeda operatives and he forms his own group. >> he has gone rogue. he was a loose cannon. that makes him more dangerous. i don't have a good feeling about this one at all. i c

and you know, in a sense we avoided going over the fiscal cliff but a like a wiley coyote cartoon, the coyote makes to the edge. cliff and entire cliff starts to fracture and precipice goes down anyway. all the fights will get worse in the next couple months with the debt ceiling or what not. take away, cheer up the best is yet to come. jon: the big fight is down the road and they have kicked the can. talk about speaker boehner he got the thing passed and got it through congress. he didn't get the support of the republican caucus. is he a loser? >> he is burned a trust with a lot of rank-and-file in the republican party. somewhat undeservedly. his mistakes weren't in the last week. his mistakes were three months ago, two months ago, six months ago, pick a date that, you know, once we let, once he led the republican party into, down this blind alley he left himself with very few good options. i think passing this deal was better than the alternative but that doesn't mean it's a good deal and it doesn't mean the country should have been in this place in the first place. i don't think eri

wiley coyote. >> this is a new study in the criminal justice review.etty criminal and suggest that person should be locked away. >> this is just happening when we were growing up. remember? if it wasn't for scooby-doo and the gang, i would have gotten away with that and you turn them over to the cops. you meddling kids when they take the mask off. >> hey, scoob, look! >> scooby, back in the van. >> this study suggests it's not teaching our children well about the relationship of police and criminals and eliminates the possibility of rehabilitation, all criminals are bad guys ir deemible forever. >> that's a stupid study. >> you heard it from al. >>> the biggest charitable donations. warren buffet donated $3.09 billion. >> with a b. >> with a b. mark zuckerberg gave up 500 million bucks of his cash. microsoft co-founder, paul allen, $300 million, mort zuckerman, newspaper tycoon, $200 million, and the top biggest donors gave up $500 billion and of that, $3 billion from warren buffet. >> it's not chump change but not a big deal. i like the big and little

>> the grandmothers and the grandfathers were so -- they were wiley coyotes.ey want the present, they'll get in touch. >> wow! >> what did the younger readers say? >> the younger readers were things like stamps? i've never even seen a stamp in nye life or the best one was, if i have to write a thank you note, i would really just rather not get the gift. >> that's terrible. >> that's awful. >> i think we're in a generational shift. >> parents raise their kids to write thank you notes and you would think that those kids would then have their kids do it. >> you would think, but apparently not. i would have been beheaded. but i'll tell you, there is -- so i'm thinking, well, what do we do to get to a place where everybody can be middle ground? where we can all be happy. maybe you start really young with the kids and you heap praise on them or you explain how good you're going to make somebody feel, nana is going to feel when she gets this note from you. maybe, i think, this is where we're really going. maybe a thank you phone call or thank you e-mail. >> at a mini