the last two weeks they can beat new england they have beat new england. they have worked extremely hard the last couple weeks to put themselves in a position to do that. maybe it is inspiration. because of ray lewis and all of that other stuff. one thing it does do it rallies everyone around one causes. that cause is to get ray lewis back to the super pole. they were playing with a tremendous amount of confidence. they feel they can go my where beat any one at any time. what about the uniforms. >> uniforms? need to wear white tops black pants. >> she is better at that than the yac. >> the intestinal yac. >> we won't pass. the ravens support the afc championship that airs at 7:00 p.m. and sunday at 2:00 p.m. on wbal plus. >> 9:08. 27 degrees. we have a few recommendations. >> and we will take you live to the convention center with a look at what you can expect today. >> right now the sun is shining 34 now, 50 for the forecast high. we will check the whole weekend >> here the sun is shining. up north a couple weather disturbances showing up on radar. snow s

that includes new england. for the game sunday night 27 to 32 the temperature range partly cloudy a bit windy. driver the weekend. flurries or snow showers monday and tuesday. by tuesday will be in the 20s for highs and teens for lows. that's winter. >> the official inaugural festivities begin today with a national day of service by a children's concert later tonight. thousands of people arrive for president obama's second inauguration organizers are rushing to finish the details. >> the crowd arrived bustling with activity. she flew in from atlanta. they laid out the final table for today's service fair. >> 200,000 people signed up for the event in all 50 states. >> amelia is attending here from new orleans. >> we want to give back. >> like four years ago they have asked people nationwide to join the family and celebrate by serving. >> over 200,000 people signed up nationwide. >> the president's request is especially timely. >> it is the second time they have co insighted with the martin luther king weekend. >

i guess you face the hostility in pittsburgh and the arrogance in new england. but everyone has been very nice. no one has been mean and that's a nice thing. >> patriot nation is arrogant. you've got that right. >> i will send it back to you guys. go ravens. >> thank you. >> there is purple everywhere. stella -- she brought smiles to the newsroom with her purplhad been dead jersey. and at this photo -- sen your fan photos to ulocal. >> our reverence coverage continues up to game time on sunday. you can join us for one that winning drive, recapping the of really incredible win and looking ahead to new england. on saturday night, we will air the ravens report championship addition. that is this saturday, 7:00, right here. >> having lived there myself, i will take the raven's fans over new england fans. >> the president is hitting the road trying to sell his plan for national gun-control legislation. >> why that nra says universal background checks cannot be part of the solution. >> at reagan's camp, the defensive coordinator has a unique background that could help

in 2004, 73, england, and america, 11,624. in 2005, 50, in england and wales, in america, 12,three 52. it goes on, same levels in both countries. let me finish, here is my point. every time i hear you say that there is a safer country, where you have more guns, my brain takes me bake to the figures. in britain, we had a similar number of school children murdered with guns this is the result of what happens when you take a responsible action to respond to a massacre bebeyond any comprehension y do you persist in trying to persuades american that it is complete opposite is true? >> according to the data that you are using for the murder rate in england is a shame. there is a monumental misreporting of what constitutes murder. if three are murdered, it is likely to be counted as one event. >> that is an absolute lie. no, you see. >> you don't know what you are talking about. >> mr. pratt t doesn't take long to count 50 gun murders. >> go tell the constabulary of britain if they are lying, ask you them for an apology, why don't yo

looking ahead to new england. -- win. looking ahead to new england. tomorrow night at 7:00 here on tv 11. it will repair on our digital channel, digital plus. you could tell the jennifer was a little cold. let's check in with the meteorologist. >> boston and baltimore are not that fall apart. -dhaka- far apart. -- far apart. only 23 degrees right now. winds are northwest at 50 miles an hour. i can see what jennifer is wearing those purple ear muffs. it is an evening game. partly cloudy skies, a little blustery. air temperatures will be in the upper 20's to low 30's. the wind chill values on the field are going to be in the teens to around 20 degrees. that is warmer than denver, but still pretty cold. it will be a chilly game. at least double the be any rain or snow to deal with. -- there won't be any rain or snow to deal with. >> one person is recovering after a late-night house fire in north baltimore. city firefighters responded to the 4800 block of crowson avenue. they found a single-family home engulfed in flames. the upper level of the first home

in 2004, 73, england and wales, in america, 11,624. in 2005, 50 in england and wales, and america, 350. and it goes on in both countries, here is my point, every time i hear you say that there is a safer country where you have more guns my brain takes me back to these figures. because in britain, we brought in a -- as you know, a handgun and assault weapon ban after what happened to don blaine, where a very similar situation happened with school children and guns. this is what happens when you take responsible action to respond to a massacre beyond any kind of comprehending -- >> first of all, the data that you're using for the murder rate in england is a sham. there is a monumental misreporting of what constitutes murder. if three people weremurdered, it is likely to be counted as one -- >> that is an absolutely. >> see you don't know what you're talking about, i was just looking at the 2000 report, and these are your own government's data. these are your own government's data. >> how long do you think it takes the police or pathologi

in 2004, 73, england and wales. in america 11,624. wales, in america 12,352. >> now. >> so it goes on, the same levels in both countries. let me finish. here is my point. every time i hear you say that there is a safer country where you have more guns, my brain takes me back to these figures. because in britain, we brought in a, as you know, handgun and assault weapon ban after a situation where a similar number of school children were murdered with guns. this is the result of what happens when you take a responsible action to respond to a massacre beyond any kind of comprehension. why do you still persist in trying to persuade americans that the complete opposite is true? >> the first of all, according to your stabulary, the data that you are using for the murder rate in england is a shame. there is a monumental misreporting of what constitutes murder. if three people are murdered, it's more likely to be counted as one event -- >> what is absolute, absolute lie. that is an absolute -- >> well, you don't know what you are talking abou

a successful season includes a win against new england. it means a trip to the super bowl. >> to the afc championship, that's about as special as you can get except for one more. that is what it is all about. it's not new england, we are playing the championship game. this is what we worked hard to get here. now we have to go out and execute. >> the second straight week, the reagans go in as the underdog. history has something positive to say about their chances. the no. 4 seed has a six in you will -- six and one record. right now, we will take you up to foxboro. >> phew can guess who we found? we found a baltimore transplant in new england. this is absolutely exciting. thank you for joining us. we spent the day revisiting his massachusetts, a town north of here one day have had to rename their public for this weekend's championship game. have you heard about this bar renaming themselves the patriots last? >> it is a great enclave. they had to take it down. >> just to the north of foxboro off i-95 since the newly renamed ravens nest. >> p

rhea miller sought to reassure those who opposed the idea by telling the church of england and the church in wales will be excluded from the legislation. other churches would be allowed to opt in they chose. >> churches have a right to fight for and articulate their beliefs and to be under no compulsion to conduct same-sex marriages as the prime minister has said, we're 100% clear. if there's any church, synagogue or mosque that doesn't want to conduct a gay marriage, it will not be, absolutely must not be forced to hold it. that is why as part of our response we'll have a quadruple lock putting into english law clear and unambiguous protections. >> i think it is important that she does not become too defensive about this. freedom of religion also means that those faiths such as the quaker, the unitarians and others who want to be able to celebrate same-sex marriage should be able to do so. >> will she consider not putting such an ultimate lock on the church of england so that there

in 2005, 50 in england, in america 12,352. >> now. >> let me finish. here is my point. every time i hear you say, there is a safer country where you have more guns my brain takes me back to these figures in britain we brought in a handgun and assault weapon ban after a situation where a similar number of school children were murdered with guns. this is what happens when you take a responsible. action. why do you still persist in trying to persuade americans that the opposite is true. >> first of all, the data that you are using for the murder rate in england is a shame. there is a monumental miss reporting of what constitutes murder. >> what an absolute lie. >> well -- you don't know what you are talking about. >> mr. pratt, it doesn't take very long. >> you are these are your own government's data. go tell them that they are lying. you asked them for an apology why don't you. >> you are telling me that 50 murders a year. these are invented statistics and the figures in britain for gun murders are many more times that? >> that is what your own constabulary is saying. i

england, i had fought for england and been at school with churchill's daughter who was part of my life, we had done nothing but listen to him on a radio begging people to come and a saying he needed everybody. it was all very emotional and i had thought of nothing but england and what it meant and how i wanted to fight for it for years. it hadn't done anything to incur my wrath, throw me out of the country or thrown in jail or bothered me about my religion. it was hard for me to give up my citizenship and i am sure in tehran is not easy to do. the man behind me in line with a hungarian who hugged me and citizens it great to be an american? i said don't know. i will tell you later. >> we opened the book with a vivid scene from 1968, you had flown to reno to get a divorce in the days before his divorce. very difficult to get a divorce back then. it had be someone's fault and it was not easy. she came back and was in a bit of a state and drove her car directly into the middle of a riot in downtown d.c.. it was the morning after the night martin luther king was assassinated in a city of pe

history of football in new england. it is the birthplace of football in america, started in the late 1800's also on the fields of boston common. >> the combination of soccer and rugby. it evolved from there. it was very big at the turn of the century. many of our collegiate national agenda and ships were won by harvard -- championships won by harvard and yale. >> defense of the game would enjoy looking old uniforms -- fans of the game will enjoy looking at old uniforms. the interactive exhibit, kicking field goals, going into the huddle. we even found a suitable pictures of naked ravens. it is part -- pictures of the ravens. baltimore fans are welcome. >> , and by. -- come on by. >> under 5, you get in free. wbal, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the staff here say thumbs down. it is all ravens that chesapeake -- at chesapeake. wbaltv.com, click on ulocal. >> 11 insta-weather plus. >> a shot to the folks -- shout out to the folks, great bunch fifth and sixth graders. they're into it up there. constructing math and instruments. it wa

and gentle of an england now a bed, think themselves a cursed they were not here. and hold their manhood, while then he speaks, that fought with us, -- >> why was he a genius? >> he could, that's a huge question. i think he sort of had the greatest, one of the things is that he had the greatest range of human sympathy. that the world has ever known. he wouldn't judge you. he just would be you. it's the being, isn't it. >> would that be-- would a sin no for that be empathy or you specifically mean sympathy. >> i mean empathy/sympathy. i mean he couldn't help himself. even with a ruthless character like richard 3rd. murderer of children, right. he made us feel something for him, you know, on the beatle of bosworth field. we started to hurt for him and we hate ourselves for it. because he couldn't help himself. >> how did he do that? >> he did that by making richard frightened. afraid of his own guilt. and you saw the cracks appearing in this, what we thought was just a brutal cold murderer. and now we see a tad of humanity. >> now do we see a bit of that in macbeth a

and at the church of england it may be the official religion of the u.k. but it's under attack from all sides with attendances hitting rock bottom and people being tempted away by other beliefs coming up a bit later on we look at whether the institution should be saying its prayers and mobilize them one. time this week president obama signed a law allowing to be indefinite detention of u.s. terror suspects without trial of a national defense authorization act also delays the closure of the kuantan of up a prison for another year veteran congressman dennis kucinich thinks the move is part of a pattern ultimately undermining democracy right now we're much more of a garrison and garrison plus. a powerful military which keeps asserting itself globally and it doesn't make america any safer and frankly doesn't make the world safer we're spending upwards of six hundred billion dollars for an expanded pentagon presence for more war in afghanistan and for proliferation of war in in yemen and somalia and other places we have a lot of problems here at home that we're

that's why the church of england needs a pay for the left as its founding christian the out of touch by britain's population that calls to strip it centuries old powers. well newsom comment twenty four hours a day you're watching r t i'm carrie johnston. president obama is to sign the law increasing taxes on wealthy americans the deal was passed by congress after months of political bickering to avoid the fiscal cliff from the threat of a destructive recession is rushed through on tuesday night before the financial markets reopened after the new year holiday western twenty four hours after getting senate approval the move prevents deep spending cuts on middle class tax hikes which technically took effect at midnight on johnny the first the compromise increases taxes on household incomes over four hundred fifty thousand dollars and delays spending cuts for two months some economists see it as being all that little help to revive america. they really leave out to really big question that they will have to attack caught in the. one or two months time the number one priority will be the

church of england has to find the u.k. and its laws for centuries but its privileges now appear far outweigh its place among british society in the past decade the number of people who consider themselves christians dropped by more than four million polyploid to reports on whether it's time for the religious mix to get more recognition. one of the most religiously diverse nations in the world with one official state religion to some it's a paradox i think any institute any faith institution like the church of england is going to have some potential threats on the horizon and those threats on the horizon are basically around its relevance to communities in general other faiths are significant and growing in their not only population but voice in a social and political level so it's really important to have a plurality of opinion rather than just focus on one institution as being reflective of the nation yet the national church has twenty six on the elected members in the house of lords the upper house of britain's parliamen

boston at 8, northern new england very cold. this is tracking the arctic air. the blue is the cold air. another chunk heads to new england by next week, middle of next week, there's really no cold air in the lower 48s. amazing. that's a quick look at your national forecast. how, let's take a look outside your window. >> so, today, with the exception of being down there along the gulf coast, especially southern alabama, panhandle of florida, it looks like a dry day everywhere. could have snow showers in the cold air of the great lakes, but overall, you're at beautiful weather. >> that is beautiful weather for traveling. >> good news after some bad news the last few weeks. >> around christmas, at least people are getting home. >> that's a good way to start the new year. thanks so much, bill. >>> well, a pair of u.s. drone strikes killed a taliban commander today. stocks soar but issues are a warning. and thieves try to steal atm machines all caught on tape. >>> plus iowa's "field of dreams" from the kevin costner classic has been sold. you're watching "early toda

new england. they've struggled the last couple of ball games defensively. but i think america should wake up and realize they are young at the position where is it matters most, wide receiver and that quarterback is amazing. you know, you could simply say perhaps we're seeing today the start of another dynasty with the 49ers. >> they certainly hope so. before we get out of here, let's get our subway fresh take from michael strahan. which do you think they would rather see? >> i think the 49ers would rather see the baltimore ravens. they played new england earlier. new england scared them, scored a lot of points. i think they're a better match-up for baltimore. baltimore does have a very deep threat with their passing game. but i think that the 49ers -- at this pointing you don't care who you're seeing. but the baltimore ravens would be a better match-up. >> that's michael's subway fresh take. as we are wrapping up another season, thank you so much for being the greatest cast anybody could have. >>

the church of england or maybe the official religion of the u.k. but it's under attack from all sides with attendances hitting rock bottom people being tempted away by other beliefs coming up just a bit later we'll look at whether the institution should be saying his prayers and nobody is the one. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear sees some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harkin markham's a big picture. sigrid laboratory tim curry was able to build on the most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tombs mission to teach creation why it should care about humans and. this is why you should care what you only. three. three. three. three. three. three. video for your media. free media. thanks for joining us here on. a big screen superstar. celebrating his new homeland after being handed his very own russian passport following with. the movie icon left his native france over

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in a good family those are the foozle pless and hand in hand with the british monarchy the church of england have been a symbol of the u.k. for centuries and while the church still enjoys many unique political and financial privileges its current state is less than secure as our chief political finds out. one of the most religiously diverse nations in the wild with one official state religion to some it's a paradox i think any institution any faith institution like the church of england is going to have some potential threats on the horizon and those threats on the horizon are basically around its relevance to communities in general other faiths are significant and growing in their not only public. the opera house of britain's parliament and it enjoys financial privileges courtesy of the u.k. taxpayer by the church's own admission the number of people coming through the doors of this and every other church in england has hauled over the past forty years the very same report even warns that in the longer term the established religion faces fading away to virtual envelopment twenty anglican ch

we spoke to new england fans carrying signs about ray lewis returning. that is not bothering our fans who say we're going to new orleans. >> we are so excited to have them here. it is a thrill to be here. we are so pumped. >> are we going to the super bowl? >> we have our tickets. we're getting fired up to go. >> i am so fired up, baby. we're going to the super bowl, new orleans. i am so fired up. let's go, baltimore. ray is going out on top. >> doing it for ray. we are taking it. oh ♪ oh >> the signature song of the ravens. if you have been to the home games, you know the song is extremely popular. i could. in the stands earlier tonight -- i could hear it in the stands earlier tonight. it is not as windy as it was. we will have to see how that will factor into the game tonight when it starts in less than half an hour. reporting live from foxboro, jennifer franciotti. >> the fever is spreading quickly. the ravens fans will not be outdone. check out the purple mohawk. shall was how you are preparing for the big game. upload your photos. -- show us how y

they became the new england patriots. now, why did they choose new england? well, there are some reasons. tucker? >> well, i think the leading reason is boston is the big city up there in new england and when they put the team in foxboro, they sort of the positioned it between boston and providence which are the two big cities in new england. it is all about getting your regional viewer zip. and with new york not too far away, the openers of the patriots wanted to ensure that they would have a large fan base so by making it new england, they medicine it more of an umbrella to all of the smaller states up there that cooperate support a team by themselves. >> if you think about it, no other team in new england would generate enough viewership attendance in all likelihood because boston is the biggest city up there. >> it is all-inclusive. >> right. trying to ward off the influence of new york teams in that area which goes on here too actually. >> in fact, locally here, we all know, if you've lived here for any period of time, jack kept cook was not a fan of oth

new england and baltimore. day when not be backed -- they will not be back. 5:39. >> a new flu vaccine. >> sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we will let you know if >> welcome back. 5:42. we have a chance for some snow showers and flurries today. the kids are going to school. let's take a look at the conditions at the airport. the wind is starting to pick up. the wind chills all day will be in the 20's. otherwise, a mixture of sun and clouds. high temperature of 39. we'll come back and take the forecast through the weekend. >> the fda approves a new flu vaccine that is made without eggs. >> it is permitted for use in people 18-49 to prevent seasonal flu. the fda offers the potential for faster startup in the event of that pandemic. you may be for going a car and going to catch a bus or train. >> the number of americans walking to and from public and transportation increased by a third. >> 5:43. 35 degrees at the airport. >> call it a route with a view. previewing the crowds expected previewing th

the ravens taking on the patriots in new england. baltimore takes the lead in the third quart owner the touchdown pass from joe flacco and a few minutes later when the ravens leading 21-13, new england running back stevan ridley takes a hard hit and he fumbles the ball. the ravens would tack on another touchdown after that. they win 28-13 and return to the super bowl for the first time since 2001. after the game john harbaugh talked about facing his brother in the big game. >> it will be a great football game. i guarantee it will be these guys going against their guys. two great football teams squaring off. i can't wait. >> the harbaugh brothers faced each other one other time on thanksgiving 2011. john's ravens beat jim's 49ers. 16-6. >>> when we return, from bust to boom. what's behind the rebounding housing market when the "cbs morning news" returns. housing market when the "cbs morning news" returns. re copd... i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd making it hard to br