accelerates. it's good news for american workers and for president obama. more hiring last month. >> so the economy is getting voerng. >> reporter: u.s. about manufacturers like carmakers took on more workers. and three times as many workers got new jobs in health care and business services. 227,000 u.s. jobs added in february. and the unemployment rate stayed at 8.3% because experts said more americans went out to look for jobs. optimism is up. >> it gives me confidence there are better days ahead. >> reporter: campaigning in mississippi, mitt romney fired back that barack obama had promised unemployment below 8%. >> this president has not succeeded. he has failed and that's the reason we'll get rid of him in 2012. >> reporter: rick santorum agreed. >> we want the economy to keep growing, but it's not realizing it's potential. >> reporter: newt gingrich said again a big reason is the obama

frg policy. >> he's a genuine left winger. >> reporter: gingrich wants and needs a primary win tuesday in mississippi or alabama. so does romney. a new england yankee in the deep south. >> i got started right with a busine biscuit and cheesy grits. >> reporter: president obama wants for the nation and for his campaign more jobs reports like the one out today. a report that lets him take credit and warn that his republican rivals could reverse the recovery. doreen, back to you. >> thank you, steve. literally tons of debris helped fuel a house fire today prince georges county. that fire started about noon on defiance drive. fire officials say they're not sure whether anyone lived in the house, but there was an enormous amount of junk and debris

inside. there was also a really scary moment when part of the second floor collapsed. firefighters made it out safely. a baby, infant, died at an unlicensed daycare center in prince william county. police say there are no signs of any foul play, but two women are facing criminal charges. julie carey is in bristow with more. >> reporter: on top of the criminal investigation, county workers place that violation order on the front door today citing the homeowner for failing to get the proper permit for running a home business. she is out of the country and now two of her employees are at the center of the ongoing investigation. prince william county detectives interviewing neighbors today outside the unlicensed daycare home where a three month old girl died yesterday. her two caregivers were arrested and charged with five counts of

child endangerment after police discovered 23 children in the home with just two adults. six under the anyone of one. will this next door neighbor said he always feared something bad would happen as he watched children playing unsupervised. >> you see so many kids coming, you don't see enough people. it's a time bomb kicking. >> reporter: the child endangerment charges stem only from the fact that the women were caring for section children under the age of one. the baby who died, there were no obvious signs of trauma. the medical examiner is awaiting toxicology results. >> will this could be unrelated to any abuse. it could be a simple case of an undiagnosed medical condition, sids, a volume of reasons why the child passed. >> reporter: this woman says she found the home in a craigslist add. >> i was very shocked that there

were 23 children. i was under the impression there was 12 kids. i would have like his birthday parties invitations would be for 12 kids. >> reporter: she says the home's other than and daycare operator left for peru a week ago to visit a sick father. now torez is scrambling to find new child care, but she feels sympathy for the workers. >> i feel like they were in the wrong place, wrong time situation. i felt like they had no control over it. i felt like her helpless in the situation. i feel really bad for help. >> because the own are was away about. >> right p. >> reporter: the family of the child released a statement thanking people for their thoughts and prayers and state this is is a very difficult time for us and we ask that you give us privacy and allow to us grieve in peace. the two workers remain in the prince will yes, ma'am county adult detention center under $20,000 bond. there was a gun battle today

between a man and montgomery county police on eastern avenue near the d.c. maryland border. it happened this morning. the man who lived on the block was reportedly walking down the street firing his weapon. when officers got there, he turned his gun on them and opened fire. a neighbor who did not want to be identified describes how it all unfolded. >> he came across the street, walked up the sidewalk on the maryland side and fired two or three more shots. by the time he got to the bus stop there, i heard a volley of shots. apparently with the police. >> there were so many shots fire that had police used a rake to make sure no evidence was left behind. the gunman is in the hospital in critical condition. a police officer was treated for an injury to his hand and later released. the parents of a teenager who was killed in a murder for hire plot are speaking tonight. they're doing so after a judge sentenced the man who admitted to ordering the hit. that man, the man who ordered the hit, struck a deal.

but the alleged trigger man in the murder of stacey seton walked free last week. erica gonzalez has our report. >> reporter: in a small courtroom in upper marlboro, the judge sentenced 27-year-old mcdonald abraham to 30 years, suspend all but 15 in prison. a plea deal that had already been arched. >> we knew what we were going to get when we walked in the door. >> reporter: according to seton's mom, this was not an example of justice served. >> this was a cold calculated med eighted murder which went on for a week in the making. >> reporter: abraham, who chose not to speak today pled guilty to second-degree murder and use of a handgun and crime of violence after he told police he hired tyler to kill the pregnant teen in 2005 5 because he believed she stole drug, money and a gun from his apartment. abraham says he paid tyler $600

in cash and wear wear to do the job. however, a jury acquitted tyler of all charges. >> we lost our daughter forever. forever's a long time. >> reporter: >> she was taken advantage of and that's just the outrage. >> reporter: like and he will seton says stacey, always looked for the best in people. and that's exactly how they'll remember her. judge pearson called abraham a coward and said because of the plea deal, he couldn't accept denies him to will if his words the appropriate punishment. leslie johnson is expected to report to federal prison today. she and her husband pleaded

guilty to a corruption scheme. she was sentenced to a year and a day. she admitted to flushing a $100,000 bribe check down the toilet and to stuffing $80,000 in cash in her bra. she will serve her term in west virginia. jack johnson began serving his seven year sentence last month. >> the man killed after going on a shooting spree at the university of pittsburgh psychiatric institute has been identified as john schick. police say he killed one person and hurt seven others yesterday. one of those injured was a police officer who helped take down the gunman and moved others to safety. the hospital reopened today with extra police presence. police are still trying to figure out if the gunman had a connection to the clinic. coming up, almost a year after devastate being earthquake and tsunami, people in japan still struggling to recover, but there are signs of hope. >> the man behind the kony 2012 movement on the defensive as

critics question his motives. and gas prices hit $5 a gallon in our area. we'll tell you where they are. it can go annoying when a slow driver clogs up the fast lane on the freeway, but no a new jersey lawmaker stepping in and trying to get even. 534 degre4 out there right . about 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. but tomorrow, we'll be even cooler than that. in sports, the caps are a big hit will, but a big hit may cost mike green some playing time.

people in japan are prepare to go mark the first anniversary of the massive earthquake and tsunami that devastated the northeast coast of that country fp nearly a year later, police are still looking for the bodies of people who are still missing. while those who survived are trying to rebuild. ian williams has our report. >> reporter: all along this battered coast, communities devastated by last year's tsunami are remembering that terrible day with sad nths. but also with a determine nigs

rebuild their lives. entire towns were obliterated when the raging wars swept in following a 9.0 earthquake. 15,000 people are dead and 4,000 still missing. >> my mother and wife were snatched away. they're still missing. right now i'm doing work with the group so i'm employed, but there's no a voigd voiding it. i get depressed. >> reporter: one year later, much of the mangled wreckage has been cleared. and former towns have become barren waste lands. most piled into vast mountains of debris, some of it toxic. that's equivalent to 19 years worth of trash in the worst affected area. and while there's been plenty of talk, still no real blueprint for rebuilding. thousands live in temporary homes. there are signs of hope, though. we filmed with a group of

seaweed farmers out harvesting for the first time since the disaster wiped out most of the fishing fleet. what there's no shortage of here is spirit. the people are resilient and that's the most important asset as they look to the future. back to you. japan got an unsettling reminder of the anniversary today. it was what they call a moderate earthquake there, magnitude 5.4 hit the northeastern part of the country. near the area that was hit the hardest by that disaster last year. no reports of any injuries or damage this this time. back to presidential politics. the purchase candidates are courting voters across the south. >> thanks for being here. we've been hearing all week long that mitt romney is weak in the south. what's the staenk he stakes to ?

>> he calls it an away game. and what does that say? will is the heart of the republican base and he's calling it an away game and trying grits. >> we heard him talking about the grits and biscuits. >> make it stop. but the reality is that he's still the odds-on favorite to win, but and he is not expanding his base of support. you look at the next ten days, you have saturday kansas and then tuesday in mississippi and alabama, he's not expanding that base of support. you have the advantage for santorum, it's why the thing will drag on. >> and rick santorum has a lot on the line. >> the math is tough for him. but the more can he win contests, the more can he beld up the momentum.thing that santorum wants to do is stop talking about social issues as much, talk more about the economy to try expand his appeal because he's got a problem in that way, too. >> do you think one of these guys either gingrich or santorum is likely to drop out if there are poor showings in the south?

>> if gingrich doesn't show up in mississippi oral or alabama, i think there will be a lot more pressure for him to get out. whether he'll actually take that step, i don't know. santorum wants a one-on-one shot with romney. i think there's a lot of people in the party who feel like he ought to have that shot. >> you have the governors on your show on "meet the press" on sunday. governors of maryland and virginia. and this year of presidential politics, why? >> a couple reasons. i try to keep it local. two mcdonnell is a guy who will be looked at as a vp list for romney if he's the nominee. and o'malley is a national voice. mcdonnell is making a lot of waves with the stories we've been covering here about what's going on on social issues and i think he would like to be president one day.

so talking to him about that will be interesting. >> thanks for helping us out with the local thing. >> thank you, david. you can watch "meet the press" sunday morning at 10:30. every been an noticed by slow drivers in the fast lane? new jersey is doing something about it. one lawmaker proposed keep right legislation.law would increase fines for drivers who drive too slowly in the left lane. the philadelphia inquirer reports the new rule was aimed at curbing road rage. new jersey already has one of the country's most right keep right you laws. the new law would increase fines for between $100 and $300. should be a national law amend the fiand the fine should $1,000. and the other is don't stop at a yield sign. keep on going. it says yield and they just stop. >> it can be rough out there. >> yes. >> weather wide, things seem to

be a little better. >> wez wooather-wise, we have b unscathed this entire winter and this weekend a little touch of winter trying to move back in, but it cannot get a foot hold here. temperatures will be chilly. as a matter of fact, with a month is this? what season? it's lemonade and hot chocolate. you think these ladies have the right idea? yeah, this was out in northwest a little earlier during the day today. if you want the the lemonade because of the sunshine, you got that. if you wanted the hot chocolate, could you get that, too. high temperature today, 67 degrees. you look at that and you say 67, it didn't feel like 67. well, that occurred at 1:27 in the morning, the afternoon high temperature he airport was around 58 degrees. so that's what you felt this afternoon. low this morning was around 46 degrees. that was at 9:00 in the morning. so temperatures today once again will go down as above average. 54 the current temperature out there right now. winds out of the north/northwest

at 25. still gusting to 32. we're in clear skies, but that sun just went down. your current temperature 46 in leesburg, 54 manassas, 48 gaithersburg. we'll cool down fairly quickly this evening. so you'll need the jacket. there's our 67 early in the morning, but only 41 today in pittsburgh. 39 in state college. and that colder air is going to filter in here overnight tonight. tomorrow is going to be a fairly chilly day. you'll wake up and it will be cold out there. some snow in pennsylvania, but most of the country is dry with the exception of texas which really immediates the rain. they're getting an abundance of it, so very good news between dallas and houston. big time rain down there for them. now, for us, breezy today. we saw the sunshine with northwesterly winds.

tomorrow those winds will stay out of the northwest. p so we'll stay cool with plenty of sunshine. but here's the wind direction on sunday. back to the southwest and we get right back in to the warmth and that's where we'll stay all of next week. next week a very warm week. clear, cool, breezy, 40 to 48 as you make your way through the evening. tomorrow morning sunny and chilly. sunrise tomorrow at 6:26. . s 24 in some of the colder subpoe suburbs. 4 in the ci 34 in the city. high 45 to 50. some winds will make it feel colder. and 63 on your sunday. monday and tuesday, back to around 70 degrees with a chance of rain on late monday afternoon and then maybe a chance of a thunderstorm next thursday. and right there we have one, two, three, four days in a row of above 70 degrees.

and we may be warmer than that, we still have the clock. make sure you set the clocks forward one hour tomorrow night. >> do you have a kid playing soccer? >> he we just signed him up for soccer. >> this is the third friday in a row you've mentioned -- >> he plays basketball on sundays. and i take my daughter to ballet on wednesdays. >> he's just getting started. >> i think i remember that. coming up tonight, a flight attendant taken down by passengers because of what she said as that plane was getting ready to take off. >> a mystery for local police after a baby is found dead in the trunk of a car. new

police charge two care givers with child in-dangerment. full play is not suspected in yesterday's death of a three month old girl. at the time of incident, there were just two adults caring for 23 children. >> the man who admitted to

ordering a hit on a pregnant teenaged girl back in 2005 was sentenced today. he'll spend 15 years in prison plus five years of supervised probation for ordering a hit on 17-year-old stacey seton. last week, the man abraham says he hired to kill seton was freed by a jury that found him not guilty. president obama was in prince george, virginia mere richmond. he visited a rolls-royce facility. the president noted the latest jobs report shows the economic recovery is gaining momentum and said there is cause for optimism. really awful story out of calvert county maryland after a couple found a baby in the trunk of a car. >> it could be weeks before we find out the circumstances of what really happened. pat collins has more from prince frederick. >> reporte >> reporter:s orange paint marks the spoke where the car was

parked and in the trunk of that car, that's where they foind une body of a newborn. joel was there when the cops got to the scene. >> we ask the what was going on and they said they had found the body of an infant. and i pretty much just tried to go inside after that. that's enough to make you sick. >> reporter: police tell the story this way. they say a 32-year-old woman who lives in this gray mobile home. they say for some reason yesterday her parents came and cleaned out her car. that's when the body was discovered. they say it had been there for some time. >> you believe the baby's mother is the 32-year-old woman? >> yes. >> you don't know whether or not a crime has been laeeen committ? >> that's correct. >> reporter: this happened in the calvert mobile home park and people who live here are most upset by this disturbing

discovery. >> it's horrible. i've never experienced this. >> it's who aeither who are i i filing. >> reporter: the mother is a mother of three other children. police say those children are safe and in the custody of others. and they say the woman, she's being cared for, as we. >> we'll do everything to resolve this matter. >> reporter: this could be weeks before we know the cause of death. could be weeks before we know exactly what happened here. in calvert county, i'm pat collin, news 4. the sheriff says the evidence in the case will be reviewed by the prosecutor and that's who will decide what to do. a not guilty plea from a police officer charged at firing shots at a group of people. the officer is accused of

jumping on the hood of a car and opening fire on the people inside. one of the passengers was injured. this all happened last august near 1st and pierce streets northwest. he was off duty at the time. authorities say he had an argument with some of the people earlier that day and that sparked the shooting. he's due back it in court in april. there was extra security at flowers high school in springdale, maryland today after two students armed with a bee bee gun robbed a teenager. police caught one of the suspects, but they're still looking for the other. a 15-year-old boy was not injured, robbers made away with his cell phone and some cash. after 39 days of increases, the average price of gasoline fell this this week by one penny. prices expected to begin rising again spring and summer approach. one saying in the district, though, is already above $5 a

gallon. tom sherwood has our story. in northwest washington along rock creek parkway, two gasoline stations at virginia avenue northwest tell two different stories about gasoline prices. regular gasoline at this station is almost always among the highest in the region. topping $5 a gallon for regular compared to a national average of $3.76. but people do need gas and pay the going rate. >> it's high. but i needed to get home. >> reporter: across virginia avenue, this sunoco station is selling regular gasoline for more than a dollar per gallon cheaper. >> i made the right choice then. >> reporter: no matter where you buy gas, you're probably paying a lot more than you did a year ago. gasoline prices have bumped up for the last 39 days in a row nationwide. they're at the highest level ever for this time of year. average prices in some states are well over $4 per gallon including d.c. but some drivers say what are

you going to do. >> can't do much about it. i have a flower business, so i'm very conscious because of the deliveries. i'm care, but nothing i can do about it. >> reporter: experts who follow gasoline prices say they'll continue to rise as stations switch to more expensive gasolines for the warmer all making a hit it to the consume are's pocketbook no matter where you might shop. in the district, tom sherwood, news 4. lawyers representing the parents of two students killed in a mass shooting at virginia tech have rested their case. this case comes after a day of testimony from university president charles steager. the president says the university delayed sending out an alert because officials didn't want to insight panic. parents argue that a warning would have prevented the gunman from killing 30 more students hours later in another building

on campus. the state which will is representing the university will begin its case on monday. more than 70 million people have watched the online plea to save the children of uganda. but tonight there are new questions of the charity behind will the kony 2012 campaign. chris clackum reports. >> reporter: posted online monday, the video by thursday morning had 20 million views. by friday morning, it was more than 70 million. the man who matt video credits young people and social media. >> these are children and young people 25 and young are saying mom, dad, we want to you pay attention to this right now. >> reporter: jason russell's video documents the brutal exploits of joseph kony, his notorious lords resistance army and their reign owing of terror that included kidnapping children of uganda and three neighbors countries.

>> turning the girl there is to sex slaves and the boys in to child soldiers. >> reporter: it's called kony 2012 because the goal is to catch kony by the end of the year. celebrities like oprah and justin bieber have latched on. as well as angelina joely. >> i don't think i know anybody that doesn't hate joseph kony. >> reporter: the children is what moved this 16 to organize friends at her los angeles high school to raise awareness and money. >> i don't know what it was, but there is something about their tears and their voices that i just couldn't stand. >> reporter: the money she raises goes to the group invisible children, co-founded by jason russell. its website sells the action kits with stickers and posters that supporters are urged to put up on street corners worldwide april 20th. there are critics, though, of the group and the video, the most notable is the ugandan government who thinks kony fled

when he was indicted by international courts seven years ago. >> the country is peaceful and what the children is doing is to ca africa as a continent where there is always trouble. >> reporter: they say conditions are not as bad in central africa as they were when jason russell started shooting the documentary nine years ago. chris clackum, nbc news. invisible children in the organization has also come under fire for not sending enough of the donations it collects to africa. the company says it gives one-third of its funding directly to the cause. the rest goes to awareness programs, management, media development and fund raising. the outstanding teenager

recently received snail mail that dates back to 1956. lawy it had a typewritten address on it yesterday. the let are was addressed to mr. henry j.leihe nechlt bach with her current address. it had three creent stamp on it. inside, there was a second quarter bulletin of the fashion al railway historical association from 1956. lauren says the letter was sent ten years before her parents were even born. coming up next on news 4, a flight attendant goes on an angry rant. what she said over the intercom that got her decked off tkicked. and we'll tell why you some people say the change will this weekend could be bad for your health. and it's acc tournament

time. virginia faces the wiley wolfpack.

today's practice. we're getting our first look at what happened inside an

american airlines plane this morning. >> get out of my way. >> can somebody help out? >> a passenger captured this video as other crew members wrestled with that flight attendant. the plane was ready to take off but the flight attendant started rambling about mechanical problems, 9/11, and american airlines financial problems. she even told all the passengers they were going to die in a crash. the pilot turned around and went back to the gate as passengers helped other crew members subdue the flight attendant. >> help re12r5istrain her. grabbed her arms. tlrm about four of us i guess five of us which iiincluding th attendants. >> a new crew was assigned to the flight and the flight took off for chicago. a family was kicked off a jetblue flight because their daughter had a temper tantrum. the view family lives in road

islands, they were heading back home from their vacation last month. they got on a plane in turks and caicos bound for boston. that's when 2-year-old natalie did what some toddlers are known to do, she had a fit. the family finally got her under control, but the pilot said too late and kicked them off. >> we did what we were asked to do. we weren't drunk, angry, screaming. we just were having a hard time struggling with you're children. i said with very them seated, can we go now. and the pilot's made a decision to turn the plane around. >> jetblue said the family was not following instructions for a prolonged period of time so they were refmoved. all kinds of basketball tonight. >> march madness at its finest. and the super of the techlt chlt rp sophomore and virginia tries into to the cry wolf.

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taking a look at what is so far a pretty nice evening. 54 outside right now. winds guesting at the top of the hour to 32 miles per hour. so again, very chilly afternoon and evening. already down to 46 in leesburg. kn 53 in an in an policn afterno . temperature its will be chilly tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon plenty of sunshine, but cool air. 49 it leesburg. 51 in fred ricksburg with plenty of sunshine. tomorrow night you lose a little bit of an hour. you have to spring ahead from

2:00 in the morning to 3:00 in the morning. that's right. but the sun will go down after 7:00. >> we hate losing that hour on the weekend. >> true. >> you know what, march madness doesn't begin when the tournament begins. >> that's right. the acc tournament in full swing today. and the big question for maryland right now will the super sophomore return to college park? after today's loss to north carolina in the acc tournament, he's still considering turning pro. the guard said i'm going to wait until march madness and everything is done and go back home and talk to my family and coach and make a decision. one thing for sure, the terps immediate future does not include a trip to the dance. first half, down eight until

this three-pointer. the a krcht kchl krcht krch lec. second half, for three. got it. and then in the paint. jumper in the lane. that's good. ensuing maryland possession. michael parker with it. drives, dishes to the paint under the bucket. up and in. a seven point game. next trip down the court for the terps, oh, man. turn it over. harrison barnes steals it. he's going coast to coast for the lay up and the foul. it was the start of an 8-0 har heels run. later terps turn it over again. barnes and bullock each 15 phones. maryland is heliminated to the tournament. >> we competed, we tried hard.

we really tried hard. and i don't think we ever really quick. we were lazy a few times on against being but i was proud of the event. >> it was a great run for us. i think we matured during the season and that's only they can you can ask for. as a new coaching staff, new system and everything. i think all the guys responded in a positive way and i think we gave our all today. >> mike scott and virginia taking on nc state. pick it up final seconds of the first half. cavs up one. wolfpack with the ball. never foul a three-point shooter. loose ball, leslie rips it. then kicks it out to scott wood. wide open. good from will. nc state takes the lead.

three minutes to go. virginia trails by four. inside to mike scott. 23 point, ten rebounds. so here we go. 15 seconds to play. joe hairs are for the tie. huh-uh. so close, nc state hangs on to win it 67-64. advancing to the tournament semifinals. they'll play number one seed north carolina tomorrow. also tonight at the acc tournament, virginia tech lays number two duke at 7:00. hometown hockey, breaking news. capitals defense man mike green has been suspended for three games. last night green delivered a hit to the head of bret connelly in the second period. however, green was not given a penalty on the play. mike green and the caps snapped a three game losing streak last night. here it is. connelly behind will the net. he goes oun indown in a heap. he gets will hit in the head. again, no penalty was assessed on the play but the caps will be

without green to three games. four minutes to go in the third. caps trail 2-1 >> it's ovechkin's 12th career overtime game winning goal and then check out the reaction. this is great. he's having fun. caps win 3-2. washington jumps in to the eighth playoff spot in the eastern conference. today at practice, he taped a plunger to his hockey stick. the caps have just six goals, so the captain making a statement that resonated. i'm to get down and dirty and score some goals. he says he's the plunger man. >> i'm just the plunger man. that's it.

>> you're a plumber now? >> yeah, i'm a plumber. >> going after the 30 goals? good yeah, but i have to work more in toilet. >> one of the thin he things we about, you can call it gripding or plugging it up or plunging. all those little things. >> what's what tight hockey is. that's what down the stretch hockey is. grind out and get goals in the grinding way. not just scoring on the rush where you get two on ones and three on twos. but when you play man on man situation. it's hard work. >> if about there's a toilet clog, call me. >> let's get one of those plungers for everybody. >> up next for the cap, a road game against boston tomorrow at 1:00. the pursuit of peyton manning officially started today.

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they advance in the tournament. coming up tonight, by now you probably know about the movement called kony 2012. they stopped counting web views of the film at around 50 million. tonight we'll be on the ground in it uganda to see what's igniting all the anger and controversy. again, that's tonight on "nightly news." back to you. when we spring forward this weekend, your heart health could take a step backwards. studies show there's a 10% higher risk for the heart attack

on the mop and tuesday after daylight savings time. sle experts recommend 30 minutes early on saturday and sunday to prepare and exercising could help you adjust. coming up, a fight in gym class at a local middle school only it was teachers. s more from the president of virginia tech who took the stand in a la ywsuit. and a happy home coming for soldiers. >> one more check on the weekend weather. >> somebody just facebooked and asked about maybe doing some sight seeing inside the district. i'm all over the place tonight. but it will be okay. if you're thinking about doing sight seeing, a little cool tomorrow. not too bad, though. a little on the breezy side. a hive gh of 49. sunday the day to do it. looking very nice. and warm all next week.

72 on monday. 70 on tuesday. the only chances for rain late monday and thursday. but those are small chances. take a look at that, if we do it right, we hit 70 degrees at least in our days in a row. could be five. >> it will soon be warm enough for you to head out to backyard weather. >> i cannot weighait at all. a week or so ago we were in a commercial break, and something struck me. he didn't have a tie on. he was presentbly dressed, but no tie. i was stunned. for almost year, i never saw a sports intern in here without a tie. george michael insisted on it. i mentioned that to dan who said we don't do that anymore. let me make it clear this is no knock on the kid or on dan. things change. i know that. cars change, presidential administrations. dress rules in the workplace. everything changes. but not everybody embras every change. for example, i kind of like the

idea that in other than a blue collar workplace, a tie is appropriate especially for a youngster. footwear counts, too. remember the congressional interns wearing flip-flops? into t not a good idea as far as i'm concerned. except for sasha and malia. they can wear anything they want. but just about the time i was wondering when did everything change, just about then it occurred for me changed a whole long time ago. those of you over a certain age, do you remember how you prepared on sunday morning? if you only had one shoe, that's when you put it on. and women, nothing but their finest for sunday service. have you been to church lately? people dress better at home depot than they are in church now. as for the workplace, when i started teaching in philadelphia in 1964, every single male teacher including the shop teacher and the gym teacher wore

a tie. but in 1967 right after the offensive in vietnam and every eligible male was being called to service, things changed in the classroom. all of a sudden jeans and sand dals. and the shirts didn't have collars. couldn't put a tie on. remember when your mom wore gloves to go downtown to shop in remember taking the train ride and mom get all dressed up? speaking of mom, i will never forget the day when i was about 10 or 11 years old, my mother was preparing to go out for the evening. she was look good. but her final touch on the way out the door was utterly gorgeous big hat tilted just so. i remember i never saw a more beautiful creature in all my life. now tell me the last time you saw a woman with a hat on like that. better yet, tell me the last time you were that woman. i'm just saying. >> i don't even know where you

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