winn and the related case, garriott v. winn. >> thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the court -- for years, arizona has permitted private citizens to contribute money to private organizations set up by private individuals and has let those organizations use that money towards scholarships when individuals apply for them. the ninth circuit erred first in finding that the taxpayer plaintiffs had standing, and second in striking the program down. on standing, this lawsuit fails each of the three necessary elements. regarding injury in fact, the key point is this: not a cent of the respondent's money goes to fund religion. if you placed an electronic tag to track and monitor each cent that the respondent plaintiffs pay in tax, not a cent, not a fraction of a cent, would go into any religious school's coffers. >> mr. katyal, their point is that this tax money does belong to the state that private individuals are using, because it is money that, even by the new amendment, says either you pay it to the state or you use it for this purpose, b

--en marzo del 2003, "winn-fred wright" fue sentenciado a 16 aÑos con 8 meses de prision tras declararsee de seis cargos de abuso infantil, entre otras acusaciones. --los menores tenian entre uno y 17 aÑos y vivian en la zona de "marinwood" con las 4 mujeres del recluso.--"wright" saldra bajo los beneficios de la libertad condicional supervisada al cumplir con el tiempo minimo de reclusion. ---el departamento de policia de san francisco aumento la vigilancia en el parque "golden gate," en respuesta a un incremento en los incidentes violentos.---segun las autoridades, en la mayoria de los casos se trata de ataques con arma blanca entre los desamparados que viven en el parque.---para combatir la situacion, en las ultimas semanas, la policia aumento de 4 a 8 el numero de agentes que patrullan el parque, e incluso han considerado cerrarlo entre la una y las 5 de la maÑana. --un operativo policiaco dejo al descubierto dos sofisticadas imprentas clandestinas donde se producían todo tipo de documentos oficiales. desde certificados de nacimiento hasta tarjetas de residencia permanente. --hay var

on a winn-dixie salary. single mother raising two kids, buying me a batting cage. i don't think she realized how much i worked hard in that thing every day. i won be here if it wasn't for her making that decision. >> we're up more with aubrey huff. i'll go one on one with the heroes madison bumgarner. i will tell the audience my interaction with president george w. bush. we had an interesting moment. we will tell you about that coming up live on game day. >> dennis in arlington, thanks so much. >>> as you could manage ip, there's shortage of places to celebrate. tonight's giants win. the san francisco mayor brought his daughter to the balboa cafe to watch the games with some friends. wendy ye. >> reporter: it was crazy here tonight. you would think that they are winning the world series already much don't tell the fans that because there's only one way to describe what happened here minutes after that last out. bedlamb. >>> you would think the giants already won the series. not only inside the watering hole but seconds after the giants took game four, they were cel

has sent out the surveyors to look at the damage to determine if it was a tornado or straight line winns. yet to be determined. still looking at that information. by tomorrow, the latest information from them, out of sterling virginia has said that they will come with a determination by tomorrow. we will have a better gander of what it was officially. looking at the storm reports. wind damage. blue dot stretching from the carolinas to new york state. we saw the severe weather moving along a cold front through the region, up to parkville and@ parts of central baltimore city, dc. there was damage there as well. yet to be determined locally if thht was a tornado. what we are talking about straight line winds. you get updraft that goes into the thunderstorm. and then a down draft. and out of that down draft it could be strong sometimes. what is called a down burst. and you can get 80 miles per hour or plus winds out that ave storm. with that down burst. it could be creating what is called a traight line wind down burst.. you can get damage from that. what determines the difference. is damage

winn and scheuermann rolled out through the flooded streets.and near the superdome, they spotted three water trucks. they said a man near one of the trucks had a gun. both officers took aim. these pictures show dwayne scheuermann at the scene. ( gunshots ) they hit the man in the torso-- but he survived. his name was keenon mccann. and when the cops apprehended him there was no gun to be found. the police theorized he might have thrown it away-- off the overpass. keenon mccann was lucky that day. he survived getting shot. he's since died, but his brother and sister-in-law were with him on the bridge. they say he didn't have a gun. that he was stranded there with his family. what do you think happened? >> what i think happened, that i think they just came out there and got the wrong people, or the wrong person. mistakenly shot keenon for nothing. that's what happened. if he had a gun, why did they bring him in baton rouge to the hospital? brought him there, un-handcuffed, he stayed there for a minute, and then they cut him loose, and let him go

ssuth winns at 10-20 miles per hour gusting to 30.ild start with postally cloudy -kies -- mostly cloudd skies. temperatures are in the mid-50s throughhut the state with ne exception out in he western part of garrett county oakland.bout 36 degrees in 58 by noon is where we will head clear skies later in the day getting by 62, by 1 to 3:00 this -fternoon, and backing to 56 at 6:00 p.m. a windy day throughout and we will be recovering in some areas. right now ccndace dold has a look at the traffic edge. candace. >> reporter: steve, we're dealing with the aftermath of all of this wicked weather. a lot of trees will be down, and a lot of debris. please slow down because you can have it climb up upon you very quickly. with have a tree completely shutttng down northern parkway, you wanttto use cold spring lane %-and fallen trees shot down. mcclain boulevard so se loch raven insttad of that one. let's take a live look at 95 scooting throughhbaltimore, the for ther fort mchenny tunnel, it's going to be a breeze onn3 both the northbound and -ou

that's big if you get a winn e road. you don't have two of the stting densive backs. >> we'll come back in a few minutes. we'll hear from n. we are learning more about yesterday's ash that killed a man and injured several others including a toddler. the family of the victims isow asking whether police were chasing the suspect when he crashed and, if so, should they have been? >> reporter: 46-year-old terrence blackwell was a passenger in the chevy tahoe when it was hit by a van on cherry hill road. his son, a daughter and his girlfriend was driving and were all seriously injured. police responded to a call at a restaurant on tech road from a woman who argued with her boyfriend. that's where it started. >> she stated he had taken her van and their 11-month-old child. >> reporter: police spotted the van eastbound coming upn traffic. they attempted to stop the van. >> he crossed the double yellow line into oncoming traffic. that's when the collision occurred. >> told the driver to swerve right. that's what she did. when the

raining downtown and south of the city down to the airport and points south of that. 55 degrees east winnidity levels at 93 percent. looking at almanacs page at 56 with high and then looking at low at 47 this morning. we have decent amount of rainfall quarter inch and some areas half inch of rain reported so far. in fact across the state we can see half inch out there to hagerstown. about 310th of an inch downtown baltimore but around us lovely right around half inch so we continue to aad to that as next wave of rain mavss througg and low %--úso definitely we can get upo about 3 quarter inch of rain to an inch. first wave pushing through about there is nice the line of thunderstorms of west virginia. we couldrts get rumble of thunder in the latt overnight tonight probably after 10 or 11 okay tonight then as that pushes through drop decent rainfall then we see the system move off to the north. looking at potential with the future scan this is showing about 3 quarters inch to about an incc of rain that about as the system mavs north and pulls up to the north it wrap in the winds and we deal

it has been put up for sale by steve winn. >>> now, for this morning's weather from around the country. rain from seattle to portland. windy in the los angeles area. several inches of snow in the rockies and northern plains. afternoon showers west of chicago into st. louis, kansas, wichita and oklahoma city. summer-like in parts of the south. >> 81 in miami. 77 in new orleans. and 73 in atlanta. mostly 50s from boston to baltimore. still warm in the midwest. minneapolis climbed to 71. chicago, 64. detroit is 60 degrees. 50s in the pacific northwest. 45 in boise. and 34 degrees in colorado springs. >>> and when we come back on this thursday, a day after google execs showed some holiday spirit, now showing a little vengeance. >>> and the growing backlash against this alcoholic beverage. banned by another state. >>> and a little bit of hollywood shines in nashville at the cma awards. we'll be back. ve >>> the number of homes lost to foreclosure fell last month. but that is not expected to be the start of a trend. repossessions were down 9% from september. the sharpest drop of the year. bu

i'm vicie winn if you reports or see exactly what you do need to get on track. >> reporter: the sunsetrs. a time to enjoy whatever it is you want to without worrying about clocking in or out. >> i want to be able to do things when i'm at home full-time rather than at work. >> i'm 20 and my parents have been steeling me to get ready for the future, so i'm getting for retirement so i can retire early. >> i don't think there will probably be social security by the time i get to retirement age. >> to try and save something, you really have to knuckle down and be disciplined about it. >> you need to ask yourself -- >> how old i am, how much do i need to put away, where is it going to get me? so, mary is 35. she plans to retire at 65. her investment style? moderate risk. say mary makes $50,000 a year. she has 10,000 already saved up and she plans to save 15% of her salary per year. >> those aren't as close as '67. sure she will owe bridge nature. >> 50,000. okay. mary is about $651,000 short. >>>. >> save 13, ks 700 a year, or cuts to where yourself, and if you're in the red -- >> you're pro

. >> reporter: inside, dudley winn, yes, that's w-i-n-n.'s not even from nevada but he flew in from texas to help out with the phone bank. you getting paid? >> no money. >> harry reid made the statement, the war in iraq is lost, my son was there on the ground, a lot of troops was there on the ground -- >> reporter: and that did it for you? >> -- and, to me, he's got no business in the -- in the senate, to talk like that. >> reporter: another volunteer, 77-year-old lesley hayworth, tells us it was this statement by reid that convinced him to get active in politics. while he rides his suzuki in the off hours, he's also walking the streets. >> how many hours? >> sometimes five, six -- four or five hours. >> reporter: reid is counting on a well-financed get activities to help him win. it's what helped him win the state in 2008 with a big assist from the unions. >> do you know if you're supporting senator reid? >> supporting senator reid? i'm going democratic ticket all wait down the line. >> reporter: while the polls show the race to be a virtu

who ngers home winne no, we're gonna go with troy. >> he'll be here tomorrow night too., dra bin ski said to callahan, look at the stick handling here ken. keep an eye on the defensemen. the devilsmattiass tiandevve. sore loser of the day. broncos and chiefs. chief coach todd hailey refused to shake the hand of josh mcdaniels after he got beat. michael vick had the game of his life. he threw for 333 yards, four touchdowns, he ran for 80 yards, and another two touchdowns, philly beat the 'skins 59-26. that is six touchdowns that michael vick accounted for tonight. >> wow. like a basketball score. >> maybe one of the greatest come-backs in sports history. michael vick. >> i don't care what sport it is, always got to say beat la. beat la. >> yes we did. >> we could hear it in san francisco when the sharks tank in san jose. >> be right back, be right back. ,, [ female announcer ] jcp cash is on the spot savings. earn ten dollars off on the spot when you spend twenty five! wow! unlike other stores... ...we don't make you come back to save. earn jcp cash -- ten dollars off whe

winn-dixie said their bags are safe. retailers are in focus on wall street this week.rs could be bringing in more money. jane king has that in and more in the bloomberg business report. >> commodities continue to rally. farm income is pushing towards record highs nationwide. unemployment is still high. the housing market is still weak. crop land values are poised to rise as much as 10%. elsewhere, investors will get a report on retail sales. economists expect it to show a rise. we'll hear more from retailers as they report their quarterly results. we will get walmart numbers together. concerned about ireland and their ability to tackle their dad. as for friday's close, a retreat for stocks. china may raise interest rates. losses for human genome sciences weighed on the maryland bloomberg index. u.s. regulators said that a drug may not be saved. it has been awaiting fda approval and would be the first drug for lupus since 1958. jane king, wbal-tv 11 news. >> 49 degrees on tv hill. coming up, we will check the morning headlines. >> a busy ride out there. we're watching a

academy winn jeff bridges talked about youth hunger. jane goodal and the talk of judge roberts and john paul stephens. former president bill clinton. thanksgiving day on c-span. >> now and update on the banking industry's performance during the third quarter of the year. we'll from officials at the federal deposit insurance corporation. sheila bare is the chairman. f di zoo is responsible for insuring at most commercial banks. this is 20 minutes. >> the industry continues to recover from the final crisis. credit improves and we remain cautiously optimistic. lower pro visions from loan losses allow share revenues to more able reach the bottom line. 14 point 5 billion is a substantial improvement but lastly, less than the last two years. last quarter almost 2/3 of all institutions reported year over year increasings in earnings. institutions are reporting positive incomes rising to the highest level in two years. lower level where is the key factor in driving earnings higher. assured institutions set aside in pro visions in the third quar

. >>> madison winn has been tapped as the new vice mayor. she will succeed judy cher ko is completing her final term on the city council. typically the vice mayor runs council meetings and represents the city when the mayor is not available. the council is expected to approve her on the 25th. >>> black friday is the traditional start to the holiday shopping season. but frantic and hectic is describing the last-minute shopping at grocery stores. and amber lee has the report. >> reporter: we are in nob hill foods and there are still customers in line. the day before thanksgiving is one of the busiest of the year. >> this the turkey. hopefully it will defrost in time. >> reporter: the frantic last minute search for the ingredients for the thanksgiving meal makes today one of the busiest days of the year in supermarkets. for some the down to the wire grocery shopping is part of the tradition. >> are you always a last-minute person? >> yeah usually. >> reporter: are you having difficulty finding what you need? >> no. >> reporter: this shopper tol

. >>> madison winn has been tapped as the new vice mayor. she will succeed judy cher ko is completing her final term on the city council. typically the vice mayor runs council meetings and represents the city when the mayor is not available. the council is expected to approve her on the 25th. >>> black friday is the traditional start to the holiday shopping season. but frantic and hectic is describing the last-minute shopping at grocery stores. and amber lee has the report. >> reporter: we are in nob hill foods and there are still customers in line. the day before thanksgiving is one of the busiest of the year. >> this the turkey. hopefully it will defrost in time. >> reporter: the frantic last minute search for the ingredients for the thanksgiving meal makes today one of the busiest days of the year in supermarkets. for some the down to the wire grocery shopping is part of the tradition. >> are you always a last-minute person? >> yeah usually. >> reporter: are you having difficulty finding what you need? >> no. >> reporter: this shopper tol

. >>> he is the giants' cy young winn ♪ [ female announcer keurig has over 200 varieties of gourmet coffeese from. ♪ keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. [ female announcer so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just for you. ♪ because it is. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. . >>> well, sports director mark ibanez is off tonight. joe fonzi filling in. lots of talk about baseball but basketball also. >> other things going on in the bay area with sports. while the bay area's collective attention has been focused on the giants the warriors have gotten themselves off to a nice little start. getting a career night from the write who made 17 points. up by 18 in the third quarter. the grizzlies then went on a 16- 3r and the baseline jam for two of his 35. but ellice had 39 for the warriors. golden state by 5 with the shot clock running out. ellice gets to the ball and throws up the shot and gets the lead back to 7 with a minute to go. warriors win 115-109 and have won three of their first games. >>> some certify yes, sir off season getting under

. >> in case 09987 arizona christian school tuition organization versus winn >> thank you, mr. chief justice and may it please the court for 13 years arizona has permitted private si citizens to contribute money to private organizations set up by private individuals and has let those organizations use that money towards scholarship when individuals applied for them. the ninth circuit erred finding that they have standing and second striking the program down. regarding injury in fact the key point is this. not a cent of the respondent's money goes to fund religion. if you placed an electronic tag to track and monitor each of the respondent plaintiffs not a fraction of a cent would go to any religious schools coffers. >> their point is that this tax money does belong to the state. that the private individuals are using because it is money that even by the new amendment says either you pay it to the state or you use it for this purpose. but it's the state's money and it's giving you by its largesse the right to redirect it. that's their argument. so it would be the taxpayers' tax

look for a high temperature today of 68 degrees with a 10-200mile-an-hour winn and the showers latertting to 65 degrees at 2:00 this afternoon. mid-afternoon there. the esternnpart of maryllnd, 61 degrees, showwrs that could be still hanging in there for a little while. the evening shower still but then it would be lightening now even nor. and we cool overnight. winds pick up at 10-20 miles an hour. and the next front brings the shower chances for thanksgiving and for your friday with temperatures near 50 then. cooler for saturday at 56 degrees, mostly sunny and 48 on sunday. heading to the ravens game will be cool, at 48 degrees starting and 4:15. now here is candace dold oncc agaan with the traffic edge. candace. >> reportee:le well, steve, of course we're talking about the thanksgiving travel and concern if you are traveling near the delaware line right now, that is not going to be a problem. however, there are siggificant delays on 95 in the southbound direction from whitemmrsh. we're now at 4 miles per hour.3 jfx through baltimore 44 miles per hour there. deal, the drivers are o

winn. [applause] >> relax. having listened with you to the insightful remarks of newt and fred, it's unlikely that you will have to endure any particular barrage of thunderbolts of wisdom for me in the next few minutes. i was delighted to be invited here by hate that it was a big treat for me. as you can imagine how wonderful it is for someone in my business to be invited to participate in a symposium of all the republican governors, especially at a time when so many states are considering liberalizing their laws about casino gaming in order to create jobs to get more taxes. i remember before i left to come. yesterday, my staff got together and said look, steve, governor perry is going to be there. governor scott. make sure you make a good impression. [laughter] >> be sure to remind governor perry and governor scott and the other republican governors that we're the only company and the first company to receive the forbes five star and all of our hotels, both here and in china. and that we've broke ground on tha

-ecause the winns have ppcked out of that area right away. there was too much debris.e off %-you can see police all over te scene chhckkng out how extensiv3 it is. you're looking at northern parkway where they have moved us down here. this is where the heliccpter is circling. at northern parkway, there's traffic built up. you take a look after here and you can see there'sstree equipment that they are trying to remove the trees that are on the road here. ú% traffic lights working in this rea. down the street are mta buses. you can see this is where some of the people that llve in this community getting warm having food and something to drink on the mta busee. -n an hour or so we are goinngto hear from the mayor what they're going to do about hhs situation and how long it's going to take we will be live on the scene and bring you mmch more as the stooy continues to develop and as we hear how much damage was done. megan gilliland. fox 45 morning news. >>> first on fox, a mother files a complaint against emmers of the baltimore city police department. she says they used ex

winn. this organization gives scholarships to students to attend private and religious schools. the court will decide if this case violates the separation of church and state. this is just over one hour. >> this law fulfills three necessary elements. the key point is this, not a set of the respondent's money goes to find religion. if you find an a lot tonic tag to monitor each set selling pace in tax, not a fraction of the set would go into any religious school's koppers. >> this tax money does belong to the state that the private individuals are using. it is a money that even by the new amendment says either you pay it to the state or use it for this purpose, but it is the state's money and they are giving you the right to read directed. that is their argument. it would be the taxpayer's tax dollars. >> there are two problems with that. with respect to injury, powerpoint is as you try the taxpayer's money, it does not find any religious program unlike other cases in which this court has considered taxpayer sending for religion. >> with respect to the other arguments, our point

. >> in case 090987, christian school tuition organization versus winn. >> may it please the court. it's permit the private citizen the to contribute money to private organizations set up by private individuals and let those organizations use that money towards scholarship when individuals apply for them. the 9th circuit aired first in finding they had standing and second in striking the program down. on standing this yield three necessary elements, raterring injury in in fact, the key point is this. not a cent of the spots money funds religion. if you placed an electronic tag to track and monitor each cent the plaintiffs pay in tax, not a fraction of a cent goes into any religious school. >> the point is that this tax money does belong to the state, that the private individual is using because it is money that even by the new amendment says either you pay it to the state, or you use it for this purpose, but it's the state's money, and it's giving you the right to redistrict it. that's their argument, so it would be the taxpayer's tax dollars being spent on religion if they sustain