the packers released the 36 year old woodson after 7 seasons.on had two years left on a 5-year, $55 million deal and was due to make $9 million next year. in 2009 woodson was the defensive player of the year for the pack he spent his first 8 seasons with the raiders where he was the rookie of the year in 1998 at age 36, after 15 years in the league - you got to serena oldest #1 ever serena williams regained her number one ranking today in qatar after beating petra kyitova in three sets. in doing so, at age 31 she becomes the oldest woman williams cried after the match when addressing the crowd saying she never thought she would be here again

the charles woodson era is over in green bay.ar old woodson after 7 seasons. woodson had two years left on a 5-year, $55 million deal and was due to make $9 million next year. in 2009 woodson was the defensive player of the year for the pack he spent his first 8 seasons with the raiders where he was the rookie of the year in 1998 at age 36, after 15 years in the league - you got to bryant braun of the milwaukee blowers has a hand written list of names of known performance enhancing drug baseball players. braun, who got out of it last year. he will have to fight this again. it has been a good night. nice to see it vicki say something positive about a restaurant normally she'd just beats them up. my man is here. we know what i like is that uni i love what he's here. its charity work. a lot of talk about michael jordan turning 50, he took some time on espn but now jordan it was hit with a question who is still better kobe bryant or lebraun james. kobe because he has five titles. at the evidence rings doesn't always to finals career.

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woodson.executive director of the association will join us live to talk about woodson's impact. >> tragedy out of prince georges county. two children and one adult are dead. the latest on a devastating house fire in a live report coming up. 7:56. 7:56.  >>> this is fox 5 morning news. >> a tragic morning in prince georges county. three people are dead including two children. after their homophils with flames and smoke, we'll have a live update from the scene. >> a bizarre turn of events in the oscar pistorius case. today the lead detective involved in the investigation is making headlines for major criminal charges he is facing himself. what he's accused of and why it could be a blow to prosecutors. >> and a deal to help pay for road and rail projects in virginia. are you willing to pay less at the pump but more in the store to cut the gridlock that plagues our area? we'll breakdown the plan coming up. good morning i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm allison seymour. happy

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indy released dwight freeney today in green bay parted ways with safety trawls woodson. he would've cost them $10 million this coming season. the terms coach says he will not budge on team roles -- team ru les. turgin the major message by howard. there will face to -- they will face duke, . >> we had some hard, good practices. we are young. we have to get better. it is not just about duke on saturday. it is about the future. we got after them pretty good this week. >> the terps have a chance for an update -- for an upset for the ages. >> sometimes the snow must fall. >> and tonight it is falling. rain changing to sell. it will regard -- rain changing to snow. it will be gone in 2-3 hours/ temperatures below normal. 39 for the high. >> thank you. that is all for a 11 news tonight. jay leno is up next. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- kathy griffin, from th

a 16-year-old woodson high school student was walking on nannie helen burroughs avenue thursday when a man got out of an suv, grabbed her, and forced her into a vehicle. the girl's family samantha and groped her letter ago when she started fighting back. police are looking for the suspect. there's a recall for cold medicine. >> to tell us more about that and give us a preview of what wall street is watching today let's get to ellen braitman at bloomberg headquarters in new york. good morning. >> good morning. if it is the first friday of the month. we get stock futures a bit higher. the labor department releasing the january report a few hours from now. economists forecast 165,000 non- farm jobs added to the economy mass-market. cold medications being taken off the market because the child resistant caps fails to function properly. plyometrics syrup and theraflu voluntarily recalled by the manufacturer novartis. -- traminiciaminic. due to check out your medicine cabinet. avocado sales are booming at as super bowl sunday approaches. an about-face from burger king, not admitting the be

i think way coach woodson came at the beginning of of the season said we're going to play you at the four position. >> rose: we're going to be at four. >> he watched the "u.s.a. today" and see how much success he had and playing small ball and sometimes at the five position which i don't want to play that. we saw that -- you're preoccupied with other things. >> rose: he saw the success with me being at the fort and it was kind of like it s great timing because amari was out and we could have -- just what happened and it was working. >> rose: you believe you can go all the way? >> yes, i do. >> rose: you can take miami? >> i believe that. >> rose: talk to me about being a shooter. what's inside your head? >> as a shooter -- >> is there a moment. >> rose: your mind seth is a lot different than everybody elses. you see things that as a shooter as a scorer that -- >> rose: like what? >> >> i'm big on creating space and i know if i get a certain amount of space then i have a chance to put a ball in the hole. that have's a scorer's mentality and also you miss two shots you don't think you'

woodson high school was walking along nannie helen burroughs avenue on thursday.he suspects started suspectsher, opinion letter ago when she fought back. the school will send home letters today. just two days away from the super bowl. all the excitement building in the big easy. >> we checked in with john gonzalez this morning and saw what he called the freaks, what we usually call the colorful characters of bourbon street. >> identified before the big game. this is the city that does not sleet. hundreds are still partying on canal street and bourbon street which intersects this main thoroughfare which includes vehicular traffic and streetcars or trolley cars in new orleans. i have beads and these are the actual gloves that the baltimore ravens will be wearing during the super bowl on sunday. we have noticed in the past 24 hours an enormous amount of people coming into town. it is the busiest we have seen the city might now. also seeing beefed up security. this will be an incredible next two weeks for the city. not only do we have the super bowl on sunday but also

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it starts and moves forward and cuts us off from any access to african history, which was not what woodson in tended. and so, we obviously owe the value of our higher to those people who suffered so much and those who are descended from those people who worked for 246 years for nothing. we owed them something for that, but we owe them the story of themselves. we have been asked to expect that people can survive in good, sound psychological health, on ashes and obliterated history. when i was a child in richmond, virginia, weiss to have this phrase that we used all the time. from here to timbuktu. but, nobody knew what timbucktoo was. nobody knew the meaning of the word. didn't know where it was and didn't even know it was a place. timbucktoo of course was a crossroads of commerce but it was also a site the site of one of the world's first universities of san kora which was built before the blackmore's ilk the first university in spain at sala make a and 7-eleven a.d.. and so still in timbuktu you have all of these manuscripts written between five a.d. and 15 a.d., literature and support ma

it starts and moves forward and cuts us off from any access to african history, which was not what woodson in tended. and so, we obviously owe the peopleof our higher to and so we obviously of the who d those who are descended from those people who worked for 246 years for nothing. we owed them something for that, but we owe them the story of themselves. we have been asked to expect that people can survive in good, sound psychological health, on ashes and obliterated history. when i was a child in richmond, virginia, weiss to have this phrase that we used all the time. from here to timbuktu. but, nobody knew what timbucktoo was. nobody knew the meaning of the word. didn't know where it was and didn't even know it was a place. timbucktoo of course was a crossroads of commerce but it was also a site the site of one of the world's first universities of san kora which was built before the blackmore's ilk the first university in spain at sala make a and 7-eleven a.d.. and so still in timbuktu you have all of these manuscripts written between five a.d. and 15 a.d., literature and support manuscr

woodson initiated the week-long tribute to incorporate the legacies, the images and historical contributions of african-americans into the greater american story. today, people throughout the united states celebrate national african-american history month to ensure that all americans' stories are recognized. ohio has been the scene for which many of these chapters were written. in mount pleasant, ohio, the first antislavery newspaper in the united states, the philanthropist, was published in 1817. the ohio antislavery society was founded in zanesville, ohio, in 1835. my home state has played a rich role in american history. so, too, have so many ohioans. every new u.s. passport includes the words of a formerly enslaved oberlin college graduate, dr. julian cooper. she wrote -- it's on your passport if you hold one -- the cause of a race is not a party or a class. it's the cause of humankind, the very birthright of humanity. in yellow springs, ohio, a young music student at antioch college, coretta scott, would work alongside her husband, dr. martin luther king, for social and economic justice

charles woodson's career is over, released by the green bay packers.m one day but for now it will be somewhere else. he was due to make $9 million next year but he will not because he was released. serial and his number one in the world. this kangaroo jumped on the lpga australian open course. the golf with his buddies. here he is arriving in west palm beach last night, before heading out to palm city. michelle and the obama kids are on their annual ski trip out west. so, the president is having a bachelor's vacation. presidents roosevelt and truman regularly did the same thing. the president returns to washington on monday. well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my day, you were lucky if you could record two shows. and if mom was recording her dumb show and dad was recording his dumb show then, by george, that's all we watched. and we liked it! today's kids got it so good. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 1 year when you bundle tv and internet. rethink possible

moms and dads in this audience and anyone who loves a child like i love my wixon and might and he -- woodsong to build a problem solvers group in congress, members of every party will come together, meet regularly, build trust and move us forward. where ever you are in the political spectrum, there is a place for your to be heard if you have the attitude to solve problems. no labels, all of you and all of us, we are going to drive this home. [applause] you have heard about step one. all of you. you have heard about step two. the problem solvers in the congress of the united states. now it is time to hear about step three. our common sense plan to reform the congress of the united states and make it work again. you have heard about the divisions in the country. that is true. the divisions of the parties, that is true. outdated rules and procedures in the congress of the united states make a bad situation worse and almost impossible to get anything done. to hear about some of these reforms, i turned to make colleagues. >> iq. the first reform that we are talking about is called no budget, no p

when i was a child, as i may have said before, woodson grew up not far from where i grew up but his bookthe education of the was not allowed in richmond public schools. he was a harvard ph.d. but his work was not acceptable because it was telling something we needed to know about ourselves and we could not be allowed to know. bu . .n the last analysis i think even more damaging than the theft of our higher that has bacterial sort of quantification to it is even more important to that is the effect of our story. that we don't know who we are. as ralph ellison said when i ber who i >> as ralph ellison said, when i discovered who i am, i will be free. with >> host: cynthia, go ahead with your second question.ion >> caller: my second question is african american leaders who are currently political prisoners in america today.cal speaking specispecifically to people thafit i know who are at, attorneys, graduates of usc, and phd holders who are leaders in the black community. those who have been sentenced to 16 years in a federal prison for mail fraud. they wanted to make certain that he could

woodson and the surgeons and the services as they come in in march, to decide how we are best going to provide care and access to care, and so we'll do that. i would like to be able to give you more specifics, but until i see those plans, i would be only speculating and that would be truly unfair. so after march 1st, i will have a better understanding of how exactly we will provide the access and the care to our beneficiaries. >> we are all talking about through september 2013. what happens next year? does it suddenly get better in fiscal 2014? you mentioned risk before, but said that there was not enough time this year to do that. could the civilian work force be facing risk next year? >> well, i cannot rule it out. i mean, the budget control act actually requires the caps on digressionary funding be lowered for defense by 50 to $55 billion a year. if those come to pass, then we will have to look at a new defense strategy. that would be the first thing we would do. it would accept more risk and also accommodate a smaller military. that point, we would be talking about the significant

moms and dads in this audience and anyone who loves a child like i love my wixon and might and he -- woodsong to build a problem solvers group in congress, members of every party will come together, meet regularly, build trust and move us forward. where ever you are in the political spectrum, there is a place for your to be heard if you have the attitude to solve problems. no labels, all of you and all of us, we are going to drive this home. [applause] you have heard about step one. all of you. you have heard about step two. the problem solvers in the congress of the united states. now it is time to hear about step three. our common sense plan to reform the congress of the united states and make it work again. you have heard about the divisions in the country. that is true. the divisions of the parties, that is true. outdated rules and procedures in the congress of the united states make a bad situation worse and almost impossible to get anything done. to hear about some of these reforms, i turned to make colleagues. >> iq. the first reform that we are talking about is called no budget, no p