williams. >> christie: . >> john: taken away nicely by moss. >> christie: looks like taylor couldn't find an opportunity to shoot it. >> john: patterson. lady dukes pushing it quickly. taylor lost it, got back. forced it up and got the roll. >> christie: taylor taking her time. the position, defense sitting straight behind. >> john: they are reallied aboutying up for position in the paint. moss up again. williams has the rebound for jmu. >> christie: off the baseline. williams on the way and they are going to call the block. it's going to go against vcu's wallace. >>> i think the thing that's difficult with dawn, being a point guard she has the ball in her hands a big pastor time. it's very difficult to try to limit her touches because she does a great job of getting the ball and running the team. we have to understand where help needs to be. certainly jennifer lane is going to be starting doing a great job of contain her and make her work for everything she gets. get her to take less shots and poor shots and take shots that's not in the flow of the offense and hopefully her shooting

that could have been a three. >> christie: it's hard. when you have that foul issue, you don't want to come off of your intensity level if you will. you want to remain intense. it's tough to do when you play all out. >> john: madison send it over for the eighth time. >> christie: it's not really hurting them right now. >> john: waller couldn't get to go. got it back and she'll go to the line. >> christie: on the other end james madison has only forced one turnover from vcu. they have having trouble containing the penetration. >> john: a personal against shepherd. her first. vcu is really hurting themselves at the line. >> christie: under 70% on the season. just a matter of getting that confidence and rhythm. it might not hurt you now but not a good way to start the game. if you're shooting that way at the end of the game that's going to be a huge injury new. >> john: waller goes to the bench. great pass inside. shepherd on the assist and that dawn evans. >> christie: averaging five of six on the season. doesn't do it offense aisle by sho

john with christy winter-scott. look at that. that's impressive. >> christy: that's impressive, john. james madison outscored 19-11 since evalleft the game. if you're a competitor you can do regardless of the situation and battle with your teammates and get done together. >> john: dawn evans averaging 25.7 a game. she had 5 points and sprained her ankle. the shot off the mark by d'andra moss. it doesn't look like dawn evans will be back. it would be wise to be finished for today. >> john: sarah williams knocked down the three. the lead up to 17 for jmu. >> christy: vcu needs to do a better job of getting to the basket. knocked down a three. >> john: a three-pointer for the jennifer lane. a 14 upon point advantage for jmu. >> john: pretty play. >> christy: that's how you use the backboard, taylor. nice entry pass from the high post. >> john: moss tried to attack. good defense play by nikki newman. >> christy: moss from the wing area. >> john: hislop again. they are going to call traveling. >> john: madi cha 16. p a eye t we we s s

>> very, very limited, christi.n the clay county records, just a few traffic infractions, really, it seems like he steered clear of the law before the child porn charges. he is facing 29 counts of possession of child pornography. that's what brought him back to florida. he was actually living in mississippi when arrested. didn't face any charges there. wasn't arrested for anything in mississippi. was extradited back here and so far they've only called him a person of interest in somer thompson's case. >> okay. steve douglas live for us in jacksonville. thanks so much for the update. we appreciate it. >>> well, nancy kerrigan's brother we have learned is out of jail. mark kerrigan was charged with assaulting their father at home shortly before he died. kerrigan was released on $10,000 bail. 72-year-old daniel kerrigan died last month after a fight with his son. the kerrigan family issued a statement saying they're delighted to have mark back home. >> we are treating it extremely seriously. >> a public apology is what

. >> larry: we now welcome jackie christie, the wife of the former nba player, doug christie. the christies are known for their commitment to marriage and month nothing monogamy. and a columnist for the philadelphia inquirer. from the perspective of an athlete's wife, what did you make of this statement? >> i took it as i thought it wasn't enough. i felt like it was contrived and he wrote it and was saying all the right things. i would have wanted more emotion. i just felt like it was really shallow. >> larry: did you expect him to tell his wife he loved her? >> i expected him to tell her he loved her, i expected him to get on bended knee. if you want the world to know how you feel about your wife, you need to prove it and that's not reading a statement. >> larry: you would have been long gone? >> a long time ago, but i still would have wanted the apology. >> steve, what did you make of it today? >> i think jackie is being far too kind. he came across as phoney and entirely weak. >> larry: steve, try to have a point of view. >> it's ridiculous, larry, when you consider the fac

. >> larry: we now welcome jackie kris christi, the wife of the former nba player, doug christi.ties are known for their commitment to marriage an monogamy. and from new york, the one and only stephen a. smith from fox sports on the radio and a columnist for the "philadelphia inquirer" always calls them as he sees them. we'll start with jackie. from the perspective of an athlete's wife, what did you make of this statement? >> i took it as i thought it wasn't enough. i felt like it was contrived and he wrote it and he was saying all the right things. i would have wanted more emotion. i just felt like it was really shallow. >> larry: did you expect him to tell his wife he loved her? >> i expected him to tell her he loved her, i expected him to get on bended knee. if you want the world to know how sorry are you for what you've done to your wife, you need to prove it and probleming it i don't think is reading a statement. >> larry: so you're saying if that were you, that's what you would have expected. you would have been long gone. >> a long time ago, but i still would have wanted t

i'm christi paul. defense secretary robert gates is launching a process that should allow gays and lesbians to serve openly in the military. but not any time soon. here are live pictures as he testifies before a senate committee right now. he's outlining his plans for ending the current don't ask, don't tell policy. the pentagon review could take more than a year. in the meantime, gates intends to revise the rules on discharging gay service members, he'll place a heavier burden of proof on a commander that wants to force someone out of the arms services. don't ask, don't tell, making its come back, of course, also in conversations since president obama mentioned it in the state of the union address. so our joe carter asked and you told him how you feel about gays in the military. >> reporter: i'm joe carter. this is hln's "views from the street." we're talking to people about issues, issues affecting their lives. are you familiar with the policy in the military don't ask, don't tell? >> uh-huh. >> i ha

plus tom kastle berry and christie scott will call the game. richmond hosts jmu. in a 3 way tie. james medal madison headed by dawn evans. evans a candidate for three different national playerser of the year. she scored double figures and we'll talk to nicklas backstrom who will represent the defending olympic champs sweden. satt sit back and relax. caps going for 12 in a row. stick in after the game for postgame. chick hernandez and kelli johnson host quake geico sportsnite at host geico sportsnite followed by redskins nation. >>> for the latest, log onto csnwashington.com. just about gametime on comcast sportsnet plus. it's women's college hoops, james madison paying a visit to jmu. ovie and the caps taking on the rangers in high definition. enjoy the game, folks. 'll yorwar postgame liv you!of te! exc... what grndwithan ♪ yout habe so nice ♪

i'm christi paul.k you for being with us. >>> i want to let you know that cnn has learned michael jackson's doctor is preparing to surrender to police. a law enforcement source says the preliminary plan calls for dr. conrad murray to be arraigned tomorrow afternoon in los angeles. prosecutors haven't announced any charges but there are media reports that they plan to charge murray with involuntary manslaughter, alleging that a powerful anesthetic he gave the pop star led to his death last june. murray has admitted giving the pop superstar a powerful anesthetic called prop a fal. murray's lawyers say he is ready to surrender to authorities and they are negotiating right now the terms with prosecutors. >>> also, self-help author james ray is an arizona court today facing manslaughter charges. he's being held on $5 million bond. ray surrendered to police yesterday at his lawyer's office. three people died during a sweat lodge ceremony at a retreat ray organized last october. his attorney calls the deaths

christi for $215,000. city by the gulf of mexico, and this particular house is on the good side of town, the rapidly growing south side of the city. it's a hopping place. it's not a place you're going to go to be peaceful and quiet. you've got everything surrounding you. that is what qualifies as a mcmansion. it's 2,500 square feet big, a big backyard, totally flat. great for a goat. goats graze perfectly on that. no, it's a dream. look at the inside of the house, the beautiful staircase. very open, very spacious. you feel like you have yards and yards of house. >> let's bring a llama in. >> why not? that's more fashionable. there's the master bedroom there. and this entire house is in, as you can see, mint condition. >> mm-hmm, okay. let's head into the northeast. chelsea, massachusetts. this one's a town house. >> a very different style of house. and a lot of people don't enjoy living in town houses. when you see the front side of this particular house, you see that it's a rather plain-looking townhouse.

. >> christy. >> i just saw you folks. where are you headed and where are you coming from? >> i came from navy yard metro and we're headed down the street. >> have you not heard that the district is asking residents to stay inside unless you're part of essential personnel? >> i thought we weren't allowed to drive. >> i thought we were essential personnel. >> i want to introduce you to chris. >> ski glasses. that's pretty hard-core. >> when we got here, this chevy corvette like many of the cars on this block was completely covered in snow. then we met this gentleman here who is digging it out. sir, what is your name? >> gregory. >> and this isn't even your c corvet corvette, is it? >> no, it's a friend of mine's. i'm trying to dig it out so it won't put too much pressure on it. >> you're a good friend. >> he's a good friend, too. >> tell gregory to tell his friend to find a garage. you don't put a corvette out on the street in a blizzard. find a garage, my brother! >> jim vance says your friend should be able to find a garage and put that corvette in it. >> true, true. >> he

christie wrote to tell bus her husband. >> we will meet him in a moment. we had our first child at 18 and 19. we are parents of five chi and now grandparents of five. my husband, ron, was hired at a deputy sheriff at age 22. he spent 12 of his 16 years as a miss officer. deputy in the high schools. one beautiful spring day in 1996, i received a call from the sergeant stating ron had been involved in an accident. and took off straight to the e.r. i thought he had been involved in a shooting and prayed all the way to the hospital. i arrived to find ron white as a ghost and strap order a backboard in the e.r. sadly ron suffered from a brain injury and just recently had his fifth back surgery. ron has never lost his determination to continue to serve his community and others despite his almost constant unbearable pain. ron was forced to retire from police work but still found a job to serve others. he's a rehabilitation counselor for people with disabilities for the juvenile discuss advertise kids. ron continues to build others. and love and serve while his fa

if we lose that will then ton being generated by the likes of bob mcdonnell and chris christie, new jersey? we won the new jersey for goodness sakes then you have the slingshot up at massachusetts. we honest. i don't even have to go back one year, i can go back one month and died that 90% of the people in this room would not have predicted tuesday's outcome. massachusetts a nice try. god bless him. [laughter] that you had a candidate that did not give up because he believes something he brought that to the table and shared it with the people of the massachusetts said what they are doing now is not good for you. to be accountable as a leader when i go to washington. number two, but i am going to washington and i am taking you with me. very different conversation that is our moment we are the parties are are not afraid to account any more prickly want to be held accountable and when we go lead we want you with us because you have our faith in the business and the people not the government. that is very powerful to make this into this question will allow us to achieve the goal to take control

christy is a 30-year-old widow now. that's crazy. something tighter with the drunk drivers. >> that driver has not been charged yet because they want to be really careful with this case. it might be days or weeks before any charges come down. john triffin, news4. >>> today opening statents began in the trial of a man charged in a deadly street racing incident in prince georges county. taylor is charged with eight counts of manslaughter. today taylor's lawyer said his client wasn't involved and simply happened to come upon the accident scene. he also says taylor only signed a police account about what happened because he was under the influence and in distress. pl prosecutors say that taylor and another man were racing. bullock's car ran into a cloud killing eight people. he now faces a 15-year prison sentence. >>> rtin o'malley is focusing on job creation and protection as he sets his agenda for this legislative year. o'malley delivered his state of the state address to the state legislature today. he says jobs are an important part

jeff took the time to explain to christie, look, we are not abandoning anything. you know, we are probably on a new course, but human spaceflight is in our dna. it's important for you all to help us explain to people who will look at the headline, because you write the headlines. so make it accurate. we are not abandoning human spaceflight, by any stretch of the imagination. we have 10 more years of involvement on the international space station. that is exciting. you know, we just had some astronauts in houston who are somewhat offended that people think that they have nothing to do. we have crews that we just named who are going to be spending a year of their lives training in moscow just to get ready to go spend six months of their lives on orbit. that's exploration. and that human spaceflight. and i can count on the intel 2020. i have seven companies represented writer who are telling me that they are excited about finding ways to get humans off this planet and into low earth orbit. that's human spaceflight. so for any of you who think we're abandoning human s

. >> i'm veronica lowell and i'm a representative here from pots christy u.s.a., part of peace movement. i would ask our remaining presidents here to flip the question over. you've been encouraging that we -- that there's sometimes we need a little patience to step back, that negotiation -- what are you going to say to the american people and to your congress who are the fear level is so high and the lack of information that people immediately want an aggressive action? how will you get a buy into your policy? >> i'm really happy to see my old friends from philly here. so anyway, my comments have to do more as conflict analysis. -- analyst. article 4 is a trap for nuclear power, which i also coined as toxic radioactive power has as long as we have that -- i'm also actually -- thanks to susan campbell, i'm on the global council and work with m.g.o.'s on presentations on delegates and we're addressing that. the international global arena to replace nuclear power and it was mentioned that possession of nuclear is a status symbol and a symbol of national pride and also the more we try to pu

. >> reporter: christie not only losses her husband alex, she loses the father of their three children. the oldest is celebrating her third birthday on the same day the family is preparing to bury alex. >> she knows something is up. she knows i'm sad and she says daddy, mama? but she doesn't know what happened. >> reporter: alex was playing pool with friends just before the deadly collision. justo row sierra yoe was returning a -- rosario was returning a computer to a client. the suspected drunk driver took their lives on the shoulder of the road. >> he tried to help others who needed it more than he did. he was always there when you needed him. we're going to miss him so much. >> reporter: the woman behind the wheel of the luxury suv who struck the men is 30 years old from beltsville. police arrested her after performing a field sobriety test and one other more definitive test. law enforcement sources say her blood alcohol level was a 1.7, more than double the legal limit of.08. if that's not bad enough our sources also tell us the woman already has multiple dui convictions and was dr

three or four weeks ago or longer you were jumping up and down about chris christie and new jersey winningrod mcdonald winning -- now these guys are being treated as oh, they're not really one of us now. >> guys are not purists. basically, they're regular republican. you've got a conservative republican in virginia. but look at sarah palin. she endorses mccain in arizona. she goes to texas and endorsed the governor because that's a buddy of hers. she endorses ron paul, who is a non-establishment candidate in an open thing in kentucky. chris, you've had these battles in your party -- >> but why is -- why do you see rush limbaugh lambasting mitt romney, who's probably going to be your party nominee i think if you look down the road probably? it looks like it. for backing john mccain, your previous party nominee. how can you be more regular than that? here he is, rush limbaugh. one thing about rush, he's always on tape. >> i like mitt romney, but i think he's risking his career over endorsing mccain, who is so out of step with what's going on right now. it's -- well -- >> he's always conserva

lose that momentum that's been generated by the likes of a bob mcdonald and division of anna chris christie new jersey. we won new jersey, for goodness sakes. and then you're going to sling shot up to. now be honest, i don't even have to go back a year. i can go back a month and i bet you 90% of the people in this room would not have predicted tuesday's outcome. and we would say it's massachusetts, what to expect. he's trying, god bless him. [laughter] but you had a candidate to didn't give up because he believed something and he brought that something, those beliefs to the table and a shared with the people of massachusetts and is said to them, what they're doing now has not been good for you. and what i'm willing to do is to things. one, at count, to be accountable as a leader when i go to washington. and two, i'm going to washington and i'm taking you with me. very different conversation with the people of massachusetts than the ones they've heard before. that is our moment. we are the party that is not afraid to account any more. we want to be held accountable in our leadership. and whe

. >> today governor christie declared a state of emergency for seven south jersey counties slammed byurday's storm. so the state can apply for federal funding to help tackle the costs. >> let's check in with action news reporter brian taft in wilmington. you've toured the area there, what have you seen? >> reporter: well, jim, snow and more snow. get a look at this. this is a street sign behind me. ordinarily as you know it would be a whole lot taller than i am. tonight that's not the case. >> it's been unusual. >> reporter: that's certainly one way to put it. ron augustine should know. he and his colleagues at the maintenance shed spend the evening preparing their plows for another wave of winter and another night of work. >> it's pretty much sometimes you get 10, 12-hour shifts, never get behind the wheel. we have to keep the interstate open. >> reporter: preparation was also under way for what another storm might mean. >> it's good for me, i get an extra day off, three days in a row. >> live and in hd. this is abc 7 news at 11:00. on your side. >> the snow has arrived and it's gett

they love playing around in it, but for us it's just a little cold. >> christie, for you.ave you had enough of this yet? >> no, i like it. >> i'm home on maternity leave. >> it's good. it's fun to have my husband home helping out. >> how far did you actually walk. you took out the whole area? we have seen rough roads here. >> we do like a block because our neighbors have plowed out our entire block. >> you took care of it yourselves. >> yes, we took care of it ourselves. >> they have seemed to move enough snow for one lane to get through. >> i don't know if we can do it. >> have you guys tried to get these cars get around, the low riding vehicles. >> i pushed 8 cars out of this road. they get stuck and everybody comes out of their houses and helps them. >> we had to help out somebody as well. we have the helpers and dogs for entertainment. things are looking up here even though the snow is coming at a very, very quick rate. >> guys, back to you. >>> and he we are checking with megan gilliland who is live at rogers forge. she was in rough conditions and she went to dry and

i will turn it over to christie to go through the economic consumption. >> well, thank you.mic advisers takes the lead in a process that includes the office of management and budget's and the department of treasury to produce the administration forecast that goes into all the bridge at chins. our forecast was finalized back in mid november, on november 17. so it is based on data through the middle of november. i should say right up front that the professional forecasters in each of our offices to contribute to the forecast frequently say that we are economists and not soothsayers. all forecasts have to be interested to be subject to substantial margins of error. i would say in the wake of a severe downturn such as we have beenaab%uáuk usual patterns provide less and guidance than in more ordinary times. we have certainly attended debates the budget projections on our bestçó estimate of what lies ahead. first let me talk about our forecast for real gdp growth. in this discussion, i will focus on fourth quarter to fourth quarter per cent changes. i find it is the mystery forwa

. >> onto corpus christi, texas. go ahead, james barrett >> i'm getting ready to switch to the tea party. they are more conservative and they believe in the word of god. they are anti--- they are pro- family in anti-establishment. i call the socialist party the democratic party. >> is there much tea party action in corpus christi? >> we have two or three people so far. it is going to start growing. i put the word out on the internet to watch this thing on c-span tonight. >> onto susan in north carolina. you do not sound like susan. thank you for calling. where are you calling from? >> jim could love from oklahoma. i do not think they should switch to a third party. i think they should revamp the republican party to its original form. >> the bronx, new york, and the democrat line. >> you are on c-span. go ahead. i'm going to ask all of our callers to turn down the tv so that you can pay attention and make your comments. go-ahead. >> ok. >> we are going to move on. we are looking at pictures of the as now -- of the sno

ron christie, the price tag on a jobs program, do you oppose it more because we simply can't afford it ineffective. $1.6 trillion deficit, that's like my waistline. what's another ten pounds? >> i won't make any waistline comments, but seriously, one of the points made a few moments ago was spot on. the $787 billion stimulus package that was passed last year, they haven't spent half of it. you mean to suggest to me that we need to tack another $100 billion on it right now? that we can't afford? congress is spending money that we don't have. we're going to bankrupt future generations. i'm so worried about the fiscal state of this country that people say oh, 100 billion here, 100 billion there. that starts adding up. we don't need to do it because democrats in congress will think oh, this will win me votes. we need to spend money in the most cost effective. >> my friend ron is leading the chorus of no, no, no, don't do anything. >> he didn't say that. he said cut taxes. >> the tax in this particular plan, number one. number two, mark zandy says that the stimulus has had an effect. >> he'

i told -- and showed them my retired military corporate instance two -- this was in corpus christi, texasy said they destroy it. told them to give it to a nursing home or something. how do you balance the need for security and privacy? guest: i think it is a great question. it is an abiding concern for it has been a concern before 9/11. if you think of a pendulum, after 9/11, the pendulum swung toward security. there is no question that in the days and weeks and years following 9/11, there is an emphasis science -- on security and people will put up with inconveniences'. several years past 9/11, i think we risk swinging the pendulum too far toward privacy. iythat breeds complacency, unfortunately. the question is always, how can we remained vigilant? how can we insure the security measures are taken while still ensuring a level of privacy? how can we defend the country from any terrorist attacks? as concerned as you were about the search you had, all of us wish that the christmas bomber winter such a thorough search. i will always be sensitive to the privacy issue but security is number

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and with that, i turn it over to christy to go to our economic assumptions. >> as peter suggested, i'mof economic advisers takes the lead in a process that includes the office of management and budget and the department of treasury to forecast that goes into all the budget projections. our forecast was finalized back in mid november, on november 17, and so it is based on data through the middle of november. i should say right up front as the professional forecasters in each of our offices who contribute to the forecast frequently say, we are economists and not soothsayers, and all forecasts have to be understood to be subject to substantial margins of error. and i would say, particularly in the wake of the severe downturn such as we've been through, usual patterns surely provide less guidance than in more ordinary times. but we've attempted to base the budget projections on our best estimate of what lies ahead. first let me talk about our forecast for real gdp growth. in this discussion, i am going to focus on fourth quarter to fourth quarter percent changes, because i find these the m

yupus christy, as well. this will continue to move into the houston area as the day progresses. let's expand the view and look across the nation at some of the areas that we're watching, as well. you can see lingering snow showers in the northeast, heavy rain in texas and more rain and snow as you move in the pacific northwest. as far as some expected delays, moderate, seattle, phoenix, new york city, maybe lingering effects due to that snow. looking at the map here, it looks ominous here. but most of the snow is coming to an end. boston, new york city, temperaturewise, 37 for your high in new york city. the nation's capital saw a lot of snowfall overnight. 42 will be the high temperature there. most of the northeast quiet. 55 for your high in atlanta. the rain moves into the dallas area later on this afternoon and evening. of course, the results are in, joe and carl. punxsutawney phil saw his shadow yesterday. so go figure. it looks like we'll see six more weeks of winter according to him. maybe becky was right yesterday talking about all the flashing lights because it was clou

christie brinkley.ner is susan carlson, name last name. >> that was easy, too. >> this is a polling place in chicago where voters are heading to the polls. it's primary day today to settle the score in the race to fill president obama's former senate seat but with local democrats battling ethics scandals, will republicans take over president obama's democratic home state? >> we're now joined by illinois republican candidate for u.s. senate, frontrunner congressman mark kirk. good morning to you, congressman. >> good morning, you guys. >> morning. describe the situation in illinois today. a lot of people are coming to the polls for the primary. weather is always a concern. what's it like in illinois today? >> it's snowing right now. i think some of the harder core voters are the ones that are going to turn out. i would say for the press, this is not the obama or burris seat in the senate, it's a seat owned by the people of illinois. >> there you go. that sounds a lot like what scott brown said a while ba

we lose that momentum that's being generated by the likes of bob and donald of virginia and chris christie in new jersey -- new jersey? we want new jersey for good this stakes then you're going to a slingshot to massachusetts. now be honest, i don't even have to go back and a year. i can go back one month and i bet you 90% of the people in this room would not have predicted tuesday's outcome. they would say massachusetts isn't going to win. that's nice he's trying. god bless him. [laughter] but you had a candidate who didn't get up because he believed something and he brought that something, those beliefs to the table and shared with the people of massachusetts and said to them what they are doing now has not been good for you. and what i'm willing to do are two things: one, account, to be accountable as a leader and i go to washington. and number two, i'm going to washington and i'm taking you with me. very different conversation with the people of massachusetts than the ones they've heard before. that is our moment. we are the party that is not afraid to account any more. we want to be h

welcome, mark connor, westbrook, the newborn son ofed that and christie westbrook, born february 19,e of richland, the father of chief of staff eric dell of the second district. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan rise? >> request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> i rise to tell the story of an american recovery and reinvestment act project that is set to create new high-tech manufacturing jobs in my hometown of battle creek. last week toda america finalized a grant through the department of energy's electric drive battery and component manufacturing initiative. without the recovery act, this japanese firm wouldn't be investing $70 million to build a new hybrid battery plant in my district. they wouldn't be hiring 50 to 60 new workers at an average weekly rage of $900, plus an additional 91 indirect jobs. in michigan with an unemployment rate of over 14%, we need every job we can get. 1850 people will have jobs in my district because of toda's innovati

chris christie won in new jersey, bob mcdonald won in virginia.he went oh-for-one in virginia, oh-for-one in new jersey. he went to copenhagen twice, once to win the olympics for chicago and another time to see if he could seek some kind of a global green agreement on climate change. now, he came out of copen hague within something they pointed to they said was a victory, but not much of anybody thought so, a mild little fig leaf of a victory. the president is oh-for-one in virginia, oh-for-one in new jersey, oh-for-two in copenhagen, a goose egg in massachusetts, now the scott heard around the world has echoed through this place and the white house, after that election, had to pull back. and they had to stop and see if they could get a lay of the land and figure out what to do. senator harkin said within a few days of that election that they had an agreement they'd negotiated with the house and they had an agreement that would bring reconciliation through and it's a bit convoluted and i won't explain it in detail here tonight, mr. speaker, but th

lose that momentum that's been generated by the visor they've trained for in virginia and a chris christienew jersey. we won new jersey for goodness sakes. and then you're going to slingshot up to massachusetts. not beyond the, i don't even have to go back a year. i can go back a month and i bet you 90% of the people in this room would not predict it tuesday's outcome. and when i said, well it's massachusetts, he's trying, god bless him. [laughter] that you had a candidate who didn't give up because he believed something and he brought that something, those police to the table and he shared it with the people of massachusetts. and he said what they're doing now has not been good for you and what i'm willing to do with two things. one, i can't hear it to be accountable as the leader when i go to washington and two, i'm going to washington and i'm taking you with me. very different conversation with the people of massachusetts than the one favored before. that is our moment. we are the party that is not afraid to account anymore. we want to be held accountable in our leadership. and when we

we lose that momentum that's being generated by the likes of bob and donald of virginia and chris christiein new jersey -- new jersey? we want new jersey for good this stakes then you're going to a slingshot to massachusetts. now be honest, i don't even have to go back and a year. i can go back one month and i bet you 90% of the people in this room would not have predicted tuesday's outcome. they would say massachusetts isn't going to win. that's nice he's trying. god bless him. [laughter] but you had a candidate who didn't get up because he believed something and he brought that something, those beliefs to the table and shared with the people of massachusetts and said to them what they are doing now has not been good for you. and what i'm willing to do are two things: one, account, to be accountable as a leader and i go to washington. and number two, i'm going to washington and i'm taking you with me. very different conversation with the people of massachusetts than the ones they've heard before. that is our moment. we are the party that is not afraid to account any more. we want to be he

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christie, yes to gov. mcconnell, and yes to senator brown.ople know that to the american people it is the democratic party that says no, and to the american people we say yes. [applause] we have always understood that america's ultimate strength and salvation remains her free people. we need to remember this now and a firm it more than ever. we stand at a crucible of liberty where we must define freedom for generations to come. as a conservative, as a republican, we looked to history for a guy in difficult times. we do live in difficult times. we need look no further than the greatest generation to see many parallels between their challenges and our own. when you think of the greatest generation, they face four great challenges. you had industrialization, a world war against an evil enemy, the rise of the soviet union as a strategic threat and rival model of government, and the moral question of whether the constitution of the united states applied to all south -- to all citizens equally, regardless of race. today, america faces four great ch

i told -- and showed them my retired military corporate instance two -- this was in corpus christi, texas got the same ones over and the guy asked to take my belt off. i ask what would hold my pants up and they said you are. i'm a rookie because i do not travel by plane very much. they confiscated my deodorant in the can. i ask what they did with this stuff. they said they destroy it. told them to give it to a nursing home or something. how do you balance the need for security and privacy? guest: i think it is a great question. it is an abiding concern for it has been a concern before 9/11. if you think of a pendulum, after 9/11, the pendulum swung toward security. there is no question that in the days and weeks and years following 9/11, there is an emphasis science -- on security and people will put up with inconveniences'. several years past 9/11, i think we risk swinging the pendulum too far toward privacy. iythat breeds complacency, unfortunately. the question is always, how can we remained vigilant? how can we insure the security measures are taken while still ensuring a level of pr

here from christie usa, a peace movement, and out like to ask our remaining president's here to put the question over. you have been encouraging that there is sometimes we need a little patience to step back, that negotiations -- what are you going to say to the american people and to your congress who are the fear level that is so high and the lack of information that people immediately want an aggressive action. how will you get them to buy into a policy? >> jim, do you want to dash forgetting my own rules. >> i will give an old affiliation, i was vice president of the philadelphia projects for global security so i'm glad to see my old friends from philadelphia here and now i'm with resolution at george mason and responsibility. my comments have to do more with as a conflict analyst. one is article for is a trap for nuclear power which i also cornyn as toxic radioactive power that as long as we have that we will have problems with iran and also with susan campbell who got me my first pass in 2000, and on the global council working with ngos on presentations for the delegates that were