through. the president referenced key members of the team. highlighting joe flacco s leadership on the field. and the ravens win over the 49ers in super bowl xlvii. capped off one of the greatest post seasons ever by quarterback. more than 1100 passing yards, 11 touchdowns, no interceptions. i don t know about you, joe, but i would say that qualifies as a leap. reporter: general manager ozzie newsome and john what harbaugh, moved by the president s words. i want to thank mr. president for hosting us today. it s an unbelievable honor. we are grateful to be here. and i want you to know, we have plans to be back here next year. reporter: the ravens had a big following at the ceremony. dozens of baltimoreans and marylanders attended. just having the ravens here at the white house, i think just makes all of us from the baltimore region very excited. and it puts our city back on the map once again. reporter: well, baltimore was absolutely on the map here today. in fac
time. reporter: similar concerns voiced to wjz.com, where curt writes, just what 1% are they protesting? these people really don t make any sense. they re just being a nuisance to the working folk in torrance. jen asks when will mayor rawlings-blake get rid of this. on facebook, joshua wrote, as long as it is a peaceful protest, i think she should stay out of it. we continued to inform them, routinely, that camping is prohibited. and with hopes that we ll have some resolution to that particular issue. if it comes to the point where the cops are just soldiers, they follow orders. they come down here in riot gear. i m fully prepared for that. reporter: at the occupy baltimore encampment, some say they are not sure what will happen if their movement gets evicted from mceldon square. that s an interesting question. we ll have to cross that bridge when we get to it. reporter: speaking of crossing the bridges, these folks here have already begun to cross their bridge. t
is available at hartfordautoinsurance.com. - from the heart of the nation s capital and around the country, you re inside e street with lark mccarthy. - one in 6 american men will get prostate cancer, a disease that kills more than 30,000 men a year. it s the second leading cancer killer after lung cancer. the good news is the emergence of the psa blood test in the late 1980 s that has led to great progress in diagnosing and treating the disease. nonetheless, many american men and their doctors are now confused about the disease, confused about who should be tested and when, confused about appropriate treatments if diagnosed. conflicting studies have called into question whether the psa test actually saves lives. and the vast number of new cases every year has led to charges of overdiagnosis and overtreatment. we ll try to cut through some of the confusion by speaking with two leading prostate cancer specialists. but first, more on the complicated picture of diagnosing and
just lost 10% of your nest egg and who knows what happens in the next few days. maybe you ll buy some stocks cheaper now and gas prices are going down, that s another good thing, but for most people it s a wash. and i did find some optimism today. when wall street cuts and rains, main street gets clipped too. boy, does it. johnson and his stock did. they ve been down 15-20%. not that unusual. not enough to stop getting a hair cut at the barbershop in palo alto, and not even enough to get concerned. i feel confident we ll be okay. reporter: they have seen recessions come and go. you know, my stocks are bought for the long-term. reporter: but not everybody is that smart or lucky and has time to wait for a rebound and that is what scares main street. will companies hire not knowing what will come next? what will mortgage rates do? how will credit be effected? all questions venture capitalist butch johnson has seen in the recessions he s lived there. i ve been doing
law license. now, he could face jail time. he s looking at penalties, upwards of 30 years in prison, if he s convicted. now, he won t get that. but these are very serious charges. reporter: edwards was released on his own recognizance. but he had to surrender his passport and can t leave the country. reporter: the six counts edwards fays include conspiracy, accepting illegal campaign contribution. wjz is always on. for complete coverage, log onto wjz.com. victims of domestic violence. that s how police are discuss e discussing a baltimore county woman and baby found dead. mike schuh explains, a washington, d.c. police officer is now charged with murder. good afternoon, mike? reporter: good afternoon. two unspeakable crimes here. one, it s personal. violence rendered at close range. but the other, incredible suffering by an innocent child, possibly for days. reporter: the cries of anguish. the mother of winetta wright is at the scene last night, when she finds out,