and wilson dives forward! that brings up fourth down. >> and normally michigan state likes the blitz. they just rushed forward. 9 clocked up. 31 locked up. at the bottom of the screen he is lock the up with adams. looks like he hurt his shoulder on the pass interferences two series ago and looked like he heard it again on that play. >> 4:23 to go. big play for russell wilson. wilson looking. fires across the field! oh, what a pass! 36-yards! and a first down for the badgers. >> charles: when i talked with the offensive coordinator and asked him about jeff duckworth. he said i never call plays specifically for him but i never mind people throwing the football to him. how about him fighting off the defensive. >> fourth and sixth. the hand-off. touchdown, wisconsin! montee ball, 7-yards and the badgers retake the lead! >>harles: now, they are going to go for two again. want to at least have a field goal difference if possible. that hole is wide open on the running play. now, don't be surprised here, gus, if they

wilson. in trouble. reverses. wilson back of the endzone. they got it! pedersen! what it play by russell wilson! he has been a magician. and wisconsin takes a three-point lead with 3:45 to play in the big ten championship. >> charles: i called for a run pass option to get him to the corner. he used his legs anyway just in the pocket. >> gus: 3:45 to go. 42-39. badgers. look, it's ok to take the occasional gamble- as long as it's something like switching from boxers to briefs. but you never roll the dice on your truck. so go with the sure thing, ford f-150. jd power and associates just gave f-150 their highest award for initial quality. add to that the best mix of torque and fuel economy you get with its ecoboost engine, and you're money, baby. this is the future. this is the ford f-150. the most epic day in america. and the end of a journey that began here... ...when the swipe of a visa card... ...gave one man the chance to bring happiness to ten friends, including the knuckleheads at the car wash. those are super bowl tickets? yes dude! you're going to the super

wilson walker one of our producers is on the ground. wilson, are you with the crowds there? have you heard anything else? >> reporter: i'm still in the same spot. i'm trying to track down -- they are getting ready to set up a command center so hopefully i'll get someone who can give me a little more hard information. at this point i'm pretty much watching what you are. the wind is blowing them almost due west over the roof. >> if the chopper 5 can hear what i'm saying if you look on the pierce side of this on the north side of golden gate, that smaller building -- hold on. >> that sounds like wilson trying to get some new information. as we see these flames, the smoke has gotten darker in the last couple of minutes and the flames are much more intense on this structure. now, we believe that this may in fact be two structures which are burning. it is stoked by the wind that we are -- we believe is coming out of the north at 20-mile-per- hour direction. part of the reason we're having such clear conditions today, but for this situation the worst possible scenario as far as the

wilson had promised -- pledged to remain at peace. but one of the things about the hiram johnson incident that it shows about hughes's character is he was not interested in currying favor with other politicians or the party machine. it shows in a very demonstrative way through the gubernatorial career, he tries to oust some people who have cinecures within the administration, and that is met disfavorably because people think they deserve loyalty from the republican party. i think that cost him the election. >> we have our first call of the evening from duncan. hello. >> hello. i was curious about any bad things and charles evans hughes might upset about woodrow -- might have said about woodrow wilson. >> any bad things he might have said about woodrow wilson? >> he criticized wilson for preparedness, not having an army and navy up to speed, in case war came. he was also very critical of the wilson policy in mexico. or you have the revolutions overthrowing the diaz administration and the country devolves into chaos. you see the movies,

as a fellow of the wilson institute, the wilson center for scholars, which used to be headquartered herei was a fellow for three months and that's where i began my second roosevelt biography, theodore rex. it's the first time that i had ever been in an academic environment amongst fellow scholars from all over the world, and i must confess i felt very strange in the company of these several guys with long strings of degrees after their names. i was given the study in the tallest of the towers you see outside, right at the top with immense gothic windows looking out over the mall. and the first evening i spent there feeling very strange, i was disturbed by the most extraordinary screening in the corridor outside. it sounded like a knife fight on a new york subway. so i rushed out of my office and said to the professor was in office opposite me, is somebody being killed? what do we do? do we call the police? he said don't worry, it is a pair of wednesday scholars, don't mix with those guys. [laughter] >> that was my introduction to the lethal world of academe. and it hasn't changed much si

>> wilson: hey, not much. >> deacon: (laughs) >> wilson: how about you?ttle bit of this, a little bit of that, you know how it goes. hey, do me a favor-- let me get a soda water with a twist of lime, all right? oh, you like 'em, huh? yeah, this is, uh, the new look, huh? >> wilson: all right. (whistles sharply) this, too? >> deacon: good, right? oh, man. this, my friend, was a gift from my wife. beautiful, isn't it? i guess you heard i got married. >> wilson: yeah. >> deacon: hey, listen, by the way, i was wondering, is gloria around here? >> wilson: took the day off. >> deacon: (groans) all right. >> wilson: listen, can you cover a shift for me tomorrow? >> deacon: oh, buddy, i'd love to, but i got big plans with the missus. >> wilson: forget it. it's on the house. >> deacon: no, no, no, dude, this one's on me. you keep the change. (opens bottle) (liquid pouring) mmm. >> nick: so you don't think my mom or dad killed diane? >> ronan: i think that someone's playing me, and i think they have been from the start. the photo of ashley in the park, a recording

as a fellow of the wilson institute. bill wilson center for scholars which used to be headquartered in the castle, i was a fellow for a three month and that is where i began my second roosevelt biography, theodore rex. the first time i had ever been in an academic environment among fellow scholars from all over the world and i must confess i felt very strange in the company of the cerebrum guys with long strings of degrees after their names. i was given the study in the tallest that you will see outside at the immense gothic windows looking out over the mall. the first evening unspent feeling very strange. i was disturbed by the most extraordinary screaming in the corridor outside. it sounded like a knife fight in a new york subway. i rushed into the hall and said to professors somebody being killed? do we call the police? said don't worry. it is a pair of renaissance scholars. don't mix with those guys. that is my introduction to the legal world of academia. i haven't changed much. i have a feeling we're all in the wron

the prosecution knew bart had a friend in troy, alabama, named richard wilson and suspected wilson gave bart the gun, but wilson wouldn't talk. >> so we kept going back. we kept poking at him. and then we reviewed the cell phone records and were able to determine that barton corbin was in troy, alabama, on november the 30th of 2004 and had spoken to richard wilson. >> november 30th was just one day after bart filed for divorce and five days before jennifer was shot. strong circumstantial evidence, but not enough to put the gun in bart's hand. so a few weeks before trial investigators ran an advanced computer search of the gun's serial number, and finally a break. >> the search showed that in 2002, the gun was run by the troy, alabama police department. >> troy, alabama, the town where wilson lived and bart had visited. the prosecution was close, but still no smoking gun in bart corbin's hand. and by now it was september 11th, the day jury selection began. then, on day two, as the prosecutor questioned potential jurors, he noticed his investigator was trying to grab his attention. >> my

wilson is hit by a tazer and she goes down immediately. the thing is, wilson was hit in the crotch. >> oh, my god. >> and was taken to the hospital and had to have the probes removed. they're designed to go into, go through your clothes and into your skin. and stick into your skin. now, this incident was from back in september. but this video was recently released as evidence in a federal lawsuit against this police officer and the city of allentown that was filed by wilson's mother, victoria geist. in the lawsuit they're saying that the officer used excessive force. >> he clearly had her hands up. she wasn't jumping at him. she wasn't being rambunctious from what we're seeing. >> the police office says wilson, the girl, was crsing and inciting of pe story of why he had her against this car? >> there are apparently 100 seconds missing from the surveillance video. cameras didn't capture the incident that sort of led to her being reprimanded by this police officer. wilson was charged with resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, failure to disp

. >> reporter: chuck wilson has j one yet. >> reporter: chuck wilson hauha one yet. >> reporter: chuck wilson hashan one yet. >> reporter: chuck wilson hatha been unemployed about a year.& the person getting his votes must be one that shares his status. >> whoever convinces me they are going to help unemployment and get people back to work and cut government spending. >> reporter: mitt romney spent much of the day campaigning as if he were the nominee, aiming his comments at president obama, barely mentioning his gop rivals. >> you don't have to settle for washington and wall street insiders who supported the wall street bailout and the obama care individual mandate. >> reporter: rick perry is taking his case directly to his opponents and the voters in owa. >> thank you. >> reporter: some of whom have just about seen it all. >> i personally have shaken every one of their hands except for rick perry and i will see him tomorrow morning. >> reporter: danielle nottingham, cbs news, des moines, iowa. >>> texas governor rick perry has shifted his position on abortion. previously, perry had s

everybody going to change one day. >> for wilson, change is essential. since most of his sentence for assaulting the officer will overlap with his original sentence and he is scheduled to complete his prison term and be released in about 18 months. but just a day after we interviewed him, wilson's anger surfaced again. he greeted our crew with an obscene gesture. >> one [ bleep ], y'all, two, retired. we don't need y'all around here anymore. >> some days they like us. some days they don't want to see us. i think that's kind of a function of being in prison. you are mostly pissed off all the time, anyways. if you can take it out on the film crew, why not. >> though wilson may enjoy his freedom again, it's too late for one other inmate. whose anger has had disastrous consequences. >> my name is jesus garcia, i have been incarcerated for nearly 12 1/2 years. i'm incarcerated for first degree murder and i have life plus 26 years to serve. >> when we met jesus garcia at penitentiary of new mexico he had recently been involved in the bloody assault of two offi

. >> when we said woodrow wilson, we think of one thing, the beltway bridge with his name. we've all gone over it. today marks the 155th anniversary of his birth and the 50th anniversary of the opening of the original wilson bridge. there will be a wreath laying ceremony at washington national cathedral. wilson is the only president buried inside of a church and the only one buried in the district. if you would like to take a road trip, you can also honor our 28th president by visiting his birthplace, the woodrow wilson presidential library and museum is in stanton, virginia. there will be a free open house there today and it will be serving a 19th century dessert to celebrate. >>> stay safe on the roads this new year's eve. in four minutes, we're going to learn how montgomery county police are going to be there to protect you. >> also, bundle up today. it will be cold and windy. your weather first when 9news now continues. keep it here. >>> the time now is 6:10. we're off to a very brisk start this morning. temperatures are cool. down into the 40s. we're starting to crank

wilson set his goal at $15,000 in 30 days. but he raked in almost 1 million.lidating than 15,000 people putting their money down for something that doesn't exist. >> they didn't even own a nano yet. >> it's cutting out a lot of the decision making and it's kind of maybe hindered some good ideas of the market in the past. >> reporter: then apple called. change of heart. now they wanted to sell the tick-tock. keckstarter itself is an uncon vingz vengzal success story. the headquarters is tucked behind a graffiti-splattered door in manhattan's lower east side. >> the offices may look like a college dorm, but the business is one of the internet's hottest start-ups. >> we always knew that people want to help other people do things that they're passionate about. they invented kickstarter over a beer one night. >> if you think of the traditional ways you get money whether it's a record label, grant or bank application. they all have their own motivations and they have creative control over your work, but that's not right for everybody, you know? there is another way

wilson decided to become a pennsylvania state trooper. his service in iraq wasn't over.he returned for another tour of duty in 2009. >> they have 95 percent i would say downtime. >> pumping it into the house and the blood gets flowing you have to do something. >> wilson has some advice for those returning home from iraq. >> take your time get reconnected with your family. don't expect for your family to be the way it was. you have to give it time. >> how has two tours in iraq changed the father of two young sons? >> the things you get uptight about it was not a big deal. i was happy to be alive. if i was happy to be in one place. every day is a good day. i can't complain. >> like 2006 mustafa abdullah worked three years as a military interpreter. >> at that time my family starts receiving serious threats. i was terrified. >> major chris phelps an officer of the 5th civil affairs group steps up to help. >> being a great guy a great marine he tried everything within his man power to bring me to the united states. >> in april 2006 mustafa got the news he hoped for. >> we go

woodrow wilson -- i could give a whole lecture about my views on woodrow wilson. i have sorted this paternalistic view of him. he was sorted this professoriat of befuddled guy. that was was maybe within. he was a big hit. he was aloof. he was utterly unconcerned with anything at that point in life except his own legacy, which he thought was the league of nations. so he ignored it. he had stomach trouble at the time. he's laying in bed with gunshots going outside. people are being beaten outside of the white house. this is all over washington. he does nothing. in his district commissioner keeps pleading with him. you know, my police can handle this. they were overwhelmed. and so he aptly does nothing. finally, after four or five days of mayhem, he finally calls and the troops. the troops are there and within an hour shutdown. and this is an important point because throughout the summer and i think this speaks to the 60s as well, the reasons for writing a manifold and we can talk on and on about them. but stopping the riot is pretty easy. we can discipline sort impa

indictment for first-degree murder and home invasion as well as other felony charges. 38 year-old wilson made only a brief appearance in court today the indictment returned. he returned a plea of it not guilty he does face some serious charges. wilson into a home and while during the process of a 14 year-old girl came home from school and it startled him he then the grabs a butcher knife and stabbed her repeatedly leaving her to die on the floor. wilson left the scene with gold coins and the teenagers to sell phone in key used her cellphone to send a taunting text messages to the victim's mother. . >> 22 year-old was shot during an demand last week. the visitation will be held from 6-9 at the funeral home on counrty club hills he was a senior. police say the relationship between a teacher and male student began after she had needed tutoring. when the boy learned his mother was moving the teacher suggested the boy moved in with her. state officials said they have good reason to believe she sexually exploited him an accusation she denies. >> lawyers for robert waive its asking a judge to s

that was in the putty hill area at wilson avenue. it was closed from harford to wilson. we're expecting the road to be closed throughout the evening. as far as other accidents go, we have one we're watching in the towson area. providence road, at goucher boulevard. police still on the scene for that one. another crash, northbound 97, that one at route 100. and a 30-minute delay on the west side outer loop, from 795 to baltimore national pike. if you're traveling on the west side inner loop, same situation there, another 30 minutes from the bw parkway to security boulevard. and the top side inner loop, also struggling in that direction, 35 minutes there from the jones falls expressway to 95. as far as 95 itself goes, no problems in the southbound direction. but northbound, you'll definitely see some brake lights there, from pulist key to the belt -- pulaski to the beltway. let's now take a live look. as you can see, not too bad of a drive there. that's 95 south of the beltway on the southwest side. this traffic report is brought to you by kfc. stop in and enjoy a 10-piece

. ♪ >>> brian wilson's beach boys home movies.ts from inside the recording studio. >>> we have the sneak peek at the new season of "30 rock." >> happy 2012! >>> and the biggest loser taking on santa claus? >> ho-ho-ho. >>> now, in depth on the biggest entertainment stories from around the world. >>> hello and welcome to "entertainment tonight." i'm mark steines. >> and for nancy o'dell i'm samantha harris. are the royal newlyweds william and kate expanding their family? the duke's new dance. william cuts loose, dusting off his shoulder to the music as kate looked on in shock. not afraid to prove even royals can bust a move. the couple was foot loose for their visit to the london center point, a center for hem leomele. >> he skips the usual suit for blue jeans. >>> there are rumors the that there will be a royal addition to the family. we hear that kate will get a puppy for christmas. >>> the stars tell us about the best gift ever. >> being able to travel with friends. >> for the holidays, i just want kind of a simple thing. i woul

woodrow wilson.nd a military honor guard will present a wreath at wilson's tomb at the national cathedral. wilson is the only one buried inside a church and the own one buried in d.c. >>> while one of the deadliest food-borne illnesses hits the united states, dr. manny alvarez has a recap of the euro's health news. >> reporter: with plenty of health related introduce grabbing the headline this past year, we'll take a look at afew of the year's big stories. here is a taste of the something new. the food pyramid gives way for a simple plate-shaped icon. in phoenix, a 27-year-old woman deliver as a baby girl who developed outside her uterus. in the lone star state, another mother giving birth to a 16- pound baby boy, twice the weight of an average healthy newborn. >>> at a ceremony in rome, the u.s. announces the eradication of a deadly animal disease, now only the second in human history to be successfully wiped out. first small position. 57-year-old sharl nash reveals her new look following a full fac

wilson decided to become a pennsylvania state trooper. his service in iraq wasn't over.rned for another tour of duty in 2009. >> they have 95 percent i would say downtime. >> pumping it into the house and the blood gets flowing you have to do something. >> wilson has some advice for those returning home from iraq. >> take your time get reconnected with your family. don't expect for your family to be the way it was. you have to give it time. >> how has two tours in iraq changed the father of two young sons? >> the things you get uptight about it was not a big deal. i was happy to be alive. if i was happy to be in one place. every day is a good day. i can't complain. >> like 2006 mustafa abdullah worked three years as a military interpreter. >> at that time my family starts receiving serious threats. i was terrified. >> major chris phelps an officer of the 5th civil affairs group steps up to help. >> being a great guy a great marine he tried everything within his man power to bring me to the united states. >> in april 2006 mustafa got the news he hoped for. >> we got the a

wilson building, but outside. a number of calls for harry thomas to resign right away. >> we've been doing a lot of stories lately about medical marijuana, which has been focused predominantly in harry thomas' district, which is ward 5. folks there are really unhappy with him. they feel like they can't get business done because this seems to hang over the balance of everything. so, you know, i can see where those calls are coming from. we've been feeling it in the community. >> no indication from him he intends to do that yet. >> to, he's acting like business as usual. today, of course, is a really big day. >> thank you. >>> we invite you to stay with news 4 and nbcwashington.com for continuing coverage and updates on the raid at the home of d.c. councilman harry thomas jr. >>> there's new information tonight about the kidnapping in pakistan of a man from rockville. warren weinstein was kidnapped in pakistan back in august. there was no claim of responsibility for that kidnapping until yesterday. al qaeda leader a

joshed wilson. the judge wilson? a former reagan. taking a 23-10. loyola taking an 8-1 record on the road. bonaventura and bringing it back a little beat not. that ends the eight-game winning streak. 26 points with a win. please stay with us for another check of the forecast coming up. ravens countdown at the bottom ravens countdown at the bottom of >> leading up to christmas now, a whole week ahead of us. rain chant on tuesday, showers, could be some generous precipitation. 54 or so. friday, we have another system coming in. i am sorry to see that i have some raindrops on christmas day, but the end of the week, friday, saturday, sunday and, they're coming up with all sorts of different solutions. i have not nailed down. >> we understand. >> ravens countdown have our pre-game show live from san diego. i will be here to get you ready live. >> we will see you tonight after the game. >> this is a wbal-tv 11 editorial from the president and general manager dan terrace. >> abroad to the university of maryland chancellor to revisit these systems policies

wilson with a pump fake. then 23 yards down field to a wide open lewis. tied at 7. late second quarter, dexter is the man bringing down wilson in skins territory knocking the vikings out of field goal range. one of eight sacks of the day. >> they felt i was a weak link. that's great because i think that motivates me. i felt there was no question i had to rise to the occasion. the whole football team played great. we played great. >> a lot of times, i was getting off the ball quicker than my man because he couldn't hear the cadence. all i was doing was looking down the line and could see the ball being snapped. the 12 manmade a difference today. the fans were great. >> reporter: the "d" sets off the offense. kaufman brings it in. skins turned into a field goal in a 10-7 lead. >> anytime you make a play in the championship game, it stands out, you know. i thank the lord i was at the right place at the right time. >> reporter: fourth quarter, clark comes through. game tied at 10. takes it long shot for clark and connects. 43 yards to keep the game winning drive alive.

no problems in alexandria or oxon hill across the wilson bridge.5, normal volume near the pentagon northbound and washington boulevard is open. back to you. >> thank you. >>> an auction of elizabeth taylor's belongings as brought in millions of dollars. >> one of the buyers is reality start kim kardashian. she spent $64,000 on three jade bracelets. it is believed the national delaware but "star wars agrees with nearly every day in the latter part of her life. auction house christies says the jewelry sold for more than $137 million in total. incredible. >>> in a rare interview with ellen degeneres today, michael jackson's daughter paris reveals a life lesson that she learned from her father. the 14-year-old said that he told her to remember everything he said and she says that she has. she revealed he inspired her to get into acting and used to do improv with her. she has a role in an upcoming movie. >>> 6:00 hour 52 right now [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded.

woody allen directed starring rachael mcadams and owen wilson. dolphin tale is also coming out on dvd based on the true story of winter the dolphin who lost her tail in a crab trap. >>> good morning, thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> and i'm mike hydeck. less than a week until christmas. oh my goodness. >>> how are you my friend? >> good. saturday morning i was coming back 270 and from 70 to 85 a

. >>> coming up some new lane closures from around the wilson bridge next week. we'll tell you what to expect. >>> also occupy protestors in boston kicked out. we'll have the latest. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum... we can empower more people to innovate... putting momentum behind our economy. and we can reduce the deficit... with more than thirty billion dollars paid by america's wireless companies. it's simple -- more spectrum means more freedom. for everyone. >>> watch out for lane closures and delays around the wilson bridge next week. construction work will close several lanes on the beltway. the closures will occur near telegraph road in alexandria. now, on monday and thursday from 9:30 in the morning until 2:30 in the afternoon, the left lane of the inner loop will be closed between eisenhower avenue and telegraph road. we've got all of this information on our website, wusa9.com. >>> in boston police evicted protest

a good run on the beltway at the wilson bridge. we will keep an eye on it. joint news choppers 7 in a little while. >>> we appreciate it. this morning a virginia man is sitting behind bars accused of killing the child he is supposed to protect. frances reid is charged with felony murder of his two month old daughter. what reed's grandfather is saying about the arrest. >> good morning. saturday afternoon amber reed's mother called 911. a couple of hours later her baby died at a hospital. this morning, her father is behind bars for felony murder. late last night, abc 7's john gonzalez approached a dark home in falls church. >> is there anything you would like to say? >> no. you know everything. >> is where francis reid is believed to have grown up. the grandfather had little to say, but police told us that paramedics responded to this apartment in falls church 10 minutes away -- 10 miles away. >> i knew something was going on because i saw the police. >> he remembers when the little girl was brought home for the first time. >> they seemed like a good couple an

woodrow wilson boxes that tremendously. what i neglected to mention in his post justiceship years is he is called in to consult on the structure for the do you -- the new united nations. he put some things and and makes it far more workable. he is a very practical guide. he has been interested in world justice and rule of law internationally from an early point. if he had proposed a league of nations, there is a good chance it would have been approved by the united states of america. >> other than your own book, what is one of the best books on this era that you can recommend it? >> certainly on hughes, the ii volume biography is a terrific book. that is the book if you want to know an awful lot about mr. hughes. >> he brought a book of his letters i understand it? >> it is actually a collection of six different lectures that he gave at columbia university. it is really a unique insight. here is ruminations about the supreme court of the united states from somebody who had been an associate justice and soon would be the chi

council members in the hallways of the wilson building. >> you still calling for his resignation? >> based on the previous what, happened with the 300,000 with the attorney general, yes. in terms of this, i don't have any new information. and at this time, i havey in comments. >> and this is clearly a serious situation. i think there is a lot of angst in this investigation that the u.s. attorney would proceed is an investigation. >> and there is a time when his effectiveness, you know, under this type of barrage, you know, becomes questionable and that is a decision for him to make. >> reporter: thomas' office was open but quiet today. he was at the building yesterday and clearly under fire from more than a few in the community. >> i think harry thomas should resign. >> reporter: he's the spokesman for a recall movement, claiming to have at least 1500 supporters. >> and the citizens of d.c. need to take the government into their own hands. if he doesn't step down, we're going to recall him. >> and how about among council member thomas' constituents in brooklyn, the heart of ward f

---wilson, enfrenta varios cargos de delito mayor.dado de solano, se realizo otra audiencia en torno al caso del sospechoso de haber asesinado a un policia de vallejo, tras un robo bancario. take vo ---el asunto que se trat hoy, es si los agentes de policia de la ciudad, pueden hablar libremente sobre el caso. ---la semana pasada, el abogado defensor de henry albert smith, solicit al juez imponer orden judicial, que prohba a todos los involucrados hablar sobre los detalles del caso, de lo contrario, argumenta, su defendido no recibir un juicio justo en el condado de solano. roll open cu ---justo cuando en la ciudad de san jose, se habla de crisis fiscal y se vislumbran mas recortes... take vo ....esta tarde el departamento de bomberos, celebr la graduacion de 9 bomberos que fueron contratados hace 2 meses, gracias a un fondo federal de 15 millones otorgado a la entidad. ---ademas, en febrero, se contratran a otros 22 bomberos adicionales quienes empezarn su capacitacion de 8 semanas en la academia del departamento. ---la mayoria de lo

. >>> beach boy brian wilson offers up good vibations this holiday season. chris jacobs has more from hollywood. >> beach boy wilson lent his legendary voice that we here were lucky enough to be part of that reminds us what this holiday season is truly about. [ singing ] >> brian's good vibrations warmed the help group as they honor john anythingowski, president of television distribution for his benefit of the autism treatment. this masterpiece is finally unveiled. [ music ] >> reporter: good vibrations is the cornerstone of the smile sessions available now. it documents smile, an album that was too progressive to be released in its entirety. [ music ] >> it is a holiday present even for brian. >> well it is something very original and different. i'm proud as hell. i'm very proud that people like my music. >> reporter: this knew music video for heroes and villains is also on the smile sessions. also tonight the stars share with us their holiday plans, plus prince william shows off his royal dance moves. that and more coming up later on entertainment tonight

charlie wilson lost the re-election campaign in 2010 largely because republican bill johnson tied wilsonpresident obama and washington democrats. now it seems wilson is using the same tactic. "i am disappointed that congressman johnson supported president obama free trade agenda this year." the agreements will ship more of our jobs overseas." speaking of jobs, $230,000 contract awarded wi the energy department is going to web site designed to provide information to those interested in a green energy career. yet it prohibits the listing of actual jobs. the aesp will have a gateway to find way to enter the energy field. association says there are plenty of jobs but not enough skilled workers. the heritage foundation calls at it waste of the taxpayer money without real jobs lis listed. finally, a climate group from canada says santa has to relocate from the north pole due to global warming. it promptous to save santa to donate money to david suzuki foundation. an often is purchase gift like north pole snow globe. but the site clarifies the buyers won't actually receive anything. temperature

wilson and nelson are being held without bond. gaylord is held on a 50,000 dollar bond. >>> police are still searching for clues into a murderer that happened early sunday morning on violet avenue in the east park heights community. details are scarce this hour and all we are being told is homicide is being investigated involving a 58-year-old man. >>> a suspect has been charged in the string of good will store robberies. richar peteway is a former employee at the cockeysville store was arrested in connection with the robberies. the 29-year-old who lives on ramblewood court is charged with robbing two good will stores three times in a week. he is in the detention center inbaltimore county. >>> funeral services for an officer killed on virginia tech last week. the family of the shooter sent condole ens in an unsignedstatement went out. the family of ross ashley sent prayers to the family and also requested privacy be respected as well. they said there would be no additional statement from the family. >>> news time 15:02 -- 5:02. go

wilson and nelson are held without bond and gaylord held on a $50,000 bond. >>> we learn more about a murder in northwest baltimore that happened yesterday morning on violet avenue east of park heights avenue. all we know is that the victim a58-year-old man was stabbed. more details as the day continues. >>> police arrested a suspect in two good will stores robberies of two good will stores. the suspect is richard petaway a former employee at the cockeysville store. he is locked up in the baltimore county detention senter. >>> today we have them packed and racked and ready to go, thebusiest day of the year shipping wise. for companies like fed ex and ups they are gearing up for a record setting day. and corinne redman is live at one of the distribution sent wears live report. have they put you to work yet? >> reporter: no, they have not put me to work yet but i suspect they will later. right now i am here live at the golden ring fed ex distribution center where they will be geared up for the busiest day in history. 17 million packages going out today. 90,000 fed ex trucks hitting the

they are joseph nelson and conrad gaylord and coty wilson. it's believed they shot and killed a man. but at first they couldn't find the body because he was in a car with dark tinted windows. through police work they found a white cadillac connected to the scene and recovered enough evidence they said tied the suspects to the murder. wilson and nelson are being held without bond, gaylord is being held on $50,000 bond. in this is just east of park heights. all we are told is that homicide is investigating a stabbing. it happened before 10:00 it this morning, no name or suspects yet. >>> this was like an abc sun night dram a. a routine traffic stop at a quarter to two by united states park police turned into a wild police chase, a crash with the suspect's vehicle in an alley, a swat team, helicopters and a barricade right outside a home. police say six adults and six children were inside the house including the suspect. we don't know if the suspect knew the family but police were able to get him out where he is facing a long list of charges. >>

and by an old friend of this program, george wilson of sirius xm radio. welcome to the broadcast. >> always a pleasure. >> and someone else from sirius xm radio, and the first time on, pamela kirkland. pamela, welcome to our company. off we go. dan, what is happening at the white house? the president is on the road all the time. two battleground states, states that it says it is not political but would seem to be conspicuously political. what do you think? >> over the past couple of months we have seen the president's turn -- the president turned squarely toward campaigning not just to sell his jobs bill but to sell his reelection next year. we see the republican race heating up, and the president is getting out there to save face. one of his new catch phrase is to try to defend his 2008 campaign. he said, look, change is... the health care that we're at -- that we passed, all of the changes. >> is this doing him some good? >> we have not seen the polls moot -- move much as it is, but this works in cycles. he could find himself down over the winter and sp

are was fascinated with woodrow wilson mainly because of him having a stroke and his wife running congress for three months. it was fascinating. but the one that really gripped me more than anyone else was the warren harding one. i couldn't believe somebody that was such a doofus, this guy was not bright at all. and elected to the white house talking about the tax code, my taxes -- don't talk to me about that. the only thing is how many women can i take to bed in the white house? they had their own saying of the difference between harding and wilson, warning a vote or houses of columbus, ohio and there was a lot of truth to that. another is a i want to say -- he was picked to run for the senate because north of columbus they came out, two political offers, he will make a marvelous senator. when he got elected one of the first things he wanted to do was change the national emblem from the eagle to the chicken because there are more chicken than eagles. that shows how bright this guy was. >> in las vegas, you are on. >> caller: this is an attempt by mr. flynt to normalize deviance of bill cl

security is taken seriously at the wilson building. there are x ray machines and metal detectors in the front and rear. according to this report, in one case, a recruit was able to walk a fake cell phone bomb. the guard did detect a simulated pipe bomb at the front entrance checkpoint and according to the report, had no knowledge what police action to take once the bomb was detected. another test here at one judiciary square didn't go well when a recruit with a fake cell phone bomb around his waste was ordered to put it through the x ray machine. the recruit was then cleared. but security did react properly at police headquarters when a recruit tried to sneak through a simulated pipe bomb and metal gun. the guards took immediate police action and the test was halted. all right, it's the to tell you from my experience the security guards at the wilson building do a good job, even though most of the guards know me, they check my i.d. every day, they scan our tv equipment, they even look into our camera to make sure that it's not a weapon

they are joseph nelson, conraid gaylord and cody wilson.he sheriff's department believes they shot and killed christopher al vis last week. wilson and nelson are held without bond and gaylord is held on a $50,000 bond. >>> and whoa may learn more details about a murder in northwest baltimore. it happened yesterday morning on the violet avenue east park heights. we know is that the victim is a 58-year-old man and police are telling us he was stabbed. we will have more on this throughout the course of the day. >>> this morning governor o'malley will talk about his trade mission to india. a news conference is set for 9:30 at the staple house in annapolis. more than 100 business leaders, educators and state officials went along for the 6-day trip. >>> we have been through black friday and signer monday and now -- cyber monday and now this is green monday. today online sales are expected to hit a billion doars. and today, we ex-- did dollars. and today is expected to be a busy shipping day for people like federal express. and corinne redman is l