they can still go for two.or two and then foul. >> don: eight scoreless minuteses now for porter and they have plenty of time. 27 seconds. and you're right. they still don't have possession. >> barry: you got washington state going to the foul line. and they, you know, haven't been actually knocking them down at that foul line tonight. so if i'm ernie kent, i'm considering going for a quick two, and then putting washington state on the line. >> barry the postseason is a factor. it's already become a factor but it will become a factor in who decides the game. >> barry: the winner of this game won't have it's easy. they have to play the number one seed, regular-season conference championship, the california golden bears tomorrow at 2:30. whoever gets that will be happy they're there. the alternative is not good. if you're playing tonight, that means you didn't do enough to deserve a break to play on thursday. that's all right for oregon. sometimes you play the one game and you're sharper than the team that didn't

the temperature, two.are coming, but also this -- tonight it does not feel like spring and all. the first stop on the network is in rocklin county. 35 degrees right now. folks in middelburg, you will be down to 27 degrees by the morning. one more stop for you right now in the district alone will school. officially, 56 and reagan national. 41 degrees was the low. temperatures stayed steady, rose and fell again just after the midnight hour. as temperatures continue to fall, almost one-third of an inch of rain had reagan national. the winds are diminishing a little bit. we will take the cold without the wind, but make no mistake, it will be every bit of a winter morning even though it is springtime. north of the border, 31, state college, 38. what i referred to as a bubble of high pressure, strong enough to push the clouds and rain out of the area during the day, clear skies bringing a bit of a breeze out of the northwest. you think it is cold with 25-32 degrees here? rogers, utica, across vermont and new ham

just two unearned runs for him.that man, christian guzman trying to play his way back into the starting lineup. rbi triple there. he started at second today. guzman is asked to take them 9- 6. >>> meanwhile back at home, all kinds of improvements at nationals park for monday's opening day. most of it is food related. there are new healthy options this year like vegetable wraps and yogurt parfaits. or if you would like the 7th inning stretch to refer to your pants, there is the new two- pound pretzel called the victory knot. that is a chicken sandwich wrapped if many waffles with syrup drizzled over the top. i have heard of chicken and waffles. i have never heard that as the bread with the syrup on top. >> did you eat that? >> i would eat that if i knew i was going to be shot, execution style the next day and not have to live with myself. >> would you eat that? >> heck yeah. >> you would eat that? then we're going to run two miles. >> oh boy. >> that's what skinny people say. i don't understand. >> all right. well, t

two minutes to go, spartans down two. ties it up at 62. michigan with two.e free throw. penn state, a chance. but battle doesn't get a shot off before the clock expires. the spartans hold on. >> number 17 pitt looking to enhance their seed, hosting providence. first half, jermaine dickens comes up with the steal. he's going to find acton gibbs who hits a three. but pitt is trailing early on in the first half, 15-11. bragging rights in the garden state, seton hall/rutgers, and greg schiano downloading the latest app, watch the game. it was a good u.one. seton hall would pull it out. ole miss going to get their 20th win of the season hosting lsu. chris warren hits from long range. mississippi leading 19-13 in the first half. >>> for all the day's highlights, tune in to the "final score" presented by burger king. tonight, ucla at arizona on most of the regional sports networks. we have another half in tempe as the sun devils lead the trojans. we'll send it back to wells fargo arena after the break. expectant moms are especially encouraged to get both the h1n1 a

bbc news, moscow. >> two israeli soldiers have been killed and two others injured in clashes in the gaza strip. the militant group hamas said fighting took place after an israeli military incursion into its territory. two palestinians who were trying to take explosives over the border were also killed. our correspondent says israeli tanks have now entered gaza. >> with the israeli military is saying is they were carrying out an operation several hundred meters inside gaza. they then say they saw a number of militants who were planting explosives and a firefight erupted, and our sources inside the southern gaza strip say the palestinian militants then attempted to capture at least one is really soldier. as you say, in the clashes, two israeli soldiers were killed. these are the first israeli soldiers to be killed in hostile fire in or around the gaza strip in over a year. as you say, a hamas has claimed -- hamas has claimed responsibility, but they say it was a defensive action. incidently, another group islamic jihad has claimed responsibility for the deaths of those two soldiers. >> the

at the line for two shots.line in this game. >> marques: that's the impact of assistant coach paul fortier working with matthew bryan-amaning. a couple months ago bryan-amaning wouldn't have gone off that rim, gone for the contact, gone to the free throw line and he would have tried to do some double clutch, fadeaway, something like that, but wouldn't have been half as aggressive as that move. his game has just transformed over the past few weeks. >> steve: they have a terrific staff with shaw and lavetter and fortier. >> marques: chillious, a lot of guys played, thomas, amaning, hains, all played for chris chillious at south king prep so he has a long history and is able, because of that, to get into these guys' heads where other guys may not. >> steve: three from the corner. a young man who missed some basketball time due to academics. i mean his excellence in the classroom. a class he needed to take. matthew bryan-amaning continues to fill things up. he has nine. six of them in the second half. washington ha

between the two koreans in the past. south korean officials say they have no indication of north korean involvement. >>> police in prince george's county begin this work week trying to solve three murders from this weekend. three men. killed within hours of each other throughout the county. darcy spencer has the latest on the violence weekend. >> reporter: prince george's county police are investigating three homicides that happened this weekend. police were called to the 2200 block of university boulevard in langley park to check on the welfare of someone in the area just before 8:00 saturday night. there they found a man unconscious on the ground. he was pronounced dead on the scene. police have not said how he died. just minutes later at 8:00, police were call here to the 1300 block of eastwood drive in district heights. police say they found a man withdraw ma to his upper body. he was taken to the hospital where he died. someone who lives in the house tells news 4 the man who died lived in the basement and that's whe

it cites two big contributor to the jump in debt. one is the president's proposal to extend the 2001 and 2003 tax cut us for the majority of americans. the other is the proposal to protect middle and upper middle income families to pay the alternative minimum tax. >>> the car impacted with explosives blew up and hit three people in iraq. it's the latest in a strike of attacks leading up to tomorrow's elections. the blast wept off near the holy city of najaf. more than 50 people were hurt. they threaten to use violence to threaten tomorrow's elections. a dozen people have been killed in attacks this week. >>> this is what the latest aftershock did in an earthquake-hit area in chile. two magnitude six aftershocks hit there yesterday. no injuries reported though. meanwhile, bin-kyi-moon promised up to $10 million in help. a u.s. disaster response team is expected to arrive today. the u.s. already sent satellite phones and water treatment units and more aid is scheduled to arrive next week. >>> some parents in colorado are supporting a l

she and her two children were on disability. her two sons were a little bit slow and she was getting an ssi check on all three of them and he would steal her money and go and buy the alcohol and drugs, where she was trying to get help to get away from him. >> larry: tara -- >> she had gotten up the courage to get away from him through speaking to me and other women that have been abused. >> larry: wouldn't you like to see objectively, wouldn't you like to see the dna evidence so it would finally close matters? >> what he's saying now is that she was having a love affair with her uncle who is dead now, and you know, we had an attorney on tv tonight that said that any evidence that anyone else had been in that house. i know her uncle was trying to get her away from him, and he's dead now and he can't speak for himself. so his dna could be in the house, but i also know that there was hair and skin under her finger nails so if this proves not to be skinner's, i will be truly shocked, because i have seen him abuse her. >> larry: i go

it is round two of the ncaa tournament. they're fresh off a 12-point win over the houston cougars and are now one game away from entering the sweet 16. the terps and spartans will tip off today at 2:30 this afternoon. you can see the game live exclusively right here. ncaa action on wjz 13. >> the good news is that maryland is on the kind of semi good news is that you have to be indoors to watch it. >> yeah. that's a problem. you know, but if you can drag the tv out on the deck -- >> do it! >> do it. go outside, turn it up really loud. but it is exciting. >> when i said that, someone at home says who says you have to be inside to watch sports. >> i'm sure there are folks, some adventurous folks will find a way to combine the two. it is going to be a gorgeous day to be out. hey, how would you like to be on this today? >> let's go. >> going to places that many of the places may have temperatures like what we've had. so, why go away? maybe the boat is bringing people from the bahamas here. you never know. i doubt it but you nev

clemson clawed their way back two within two. a little more scoring than this time last week. at the end of the half. aminu. long rebound to tanner smith. could it happen, again? he loaded up from andre young territory this time last week. but, he drew air. we are at the break. mike gminski's awards. we'll have them for you at halftime. hostd swg to sav15% e onr ine? did vemant f ♪ swees kg atfron, whe co as ton♪ betmes ng.. f ♪ swees kg atfron, whe co as ton♪ : coitch geiallyyou 15% e onnsur ho ed all" ll?

he died two days later. >> somebody should be held responsible. the two paramedics or the city. somebody have to be held responsible. >> in response, pittsburgh says emergency responders must now go to the door of a 911 caller no matter what. >>> and disturbing video out of cleveland, ohio, a police officer recovering from a run-in with an out of control car. look at that video. it is unbelievable. the video was taken from officer john lambert's dashboard camera. he had stopped to help a driver in need when another motorist lost control and slammed into both of them. we're very happy to say that despite the gruesomeness of that, lambert suffered broken bones, pelvis and back but he survived that incredible crash. >>> breaking news out of ft. worth, texas, an army psychiatrist charged in the worst mass shooting on a u.s. military installation will be moved to the bell county jail near ft. hood. he faces 13 counts of premeditated murder and 13 counts of attempted premeditated murder from the november shootings. gunfire left him paralyzed from the chest down. he'll be transferred f

and maybe one or two spots could see an inch or two. a close call, we'll have new information on it tomorrow night since it really will be getting under way. but right now we think there is little if any accumulation for the metro area because temperatures will be close to freezing and during the day tomorrow we'll still get into the mid-40s. so it will fall but not pile up on the streets. we could use a pass, i know you don't want to hear about snow but it shouldn't cause huge problems here, 41 in the district. baltimore, 31. the forecast tonight, just kind of cloudy at freezing later. a windy day still on the breezy side but not quite as windy. northwest winds at 10-15 miles per hour, tomorrow, increasing clouds in the afternoon with a mix arriving, rain and snow late, you can see a temperature of 44 degrees, the pavement should be pretty warm. so at 8:00. sunny breaks, 35 degrees, clouds at noon and 42. i think at 5:00. cloudy, maybe through central virginia we'll see a couple of showers here, that should be it. the increasing clouds

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so two months was my goal. i will definitely go to my grave as one of my produce physical compliments-- accomplishment surviving in the lettuce fields because it was so physically demanding that there is also a real sense of camaraderie and working outdoors that i really enjoyed. this section is towards the end of my time, my two months in yuma. it is after i had taken a four-day break,, which shows the privilege things i could do that other people couldn't do. it was either that or i was going to have to quit. today should be easy. i am rested, my fingers are opening properly and i can walk without the soles of my feet hurting. i met dole office waiting for the bus to come in the sun to rise. with two strong cups of coffee in my system i feel strong, healthy, recuperated that no matter. turns out to be the hardest day of my brief career in let us. we are working in a field 90 minutes east of yuma. after my two-day absence a number of people are surprised to see me again. i thought the lettuce kill view he said

two officers suffered minor injuries. authorities say he drove, they believe, bedell drove cross-country over the last several weeks and apparently acted alone. >> it appears he's had some issues in the past. has had a couple of contacts with the law he's a very well educatedndividual. right now we don't know if we have a motive. there is no indation at this point there are any domestic or international terrorism nexus to this. it's probably at this time it appears to be a single individual that had issues. >> bedell never got inside the pentagon, by the way. >>> "avatar" is up for nine oscars this weekend. did you see it? all-time box office champ here. banking $700 million here in the u.s. so why are some people who have seen the epic getting the "avatar" blues as they are calling it? we're getting your views from the street. >>> i'm joe carter. we're on the streets. we want to talk to you. have you guys seen the movie "avatar"? >> i have. i saw a preview. >> top grossing. james cameron. 3d movie. >> visually, a very be

first one went off and two seconds later, two consecutive shots went off. i saw a car drive away and there was a door open with the person's body. >> police say neighbors called 911 around 7:30 this morning in the 8400 block near richmond highway and sacramento drive in mount vernon. police say the woman was shot multiple times in a parked car. mount vernon sense of safety shattered by the discovery of three deaths in the last week. two of them murders. the deaths happened within a few miles of each other, but police say they are not related. >> they are homicides in fairfax county are so low that any homicide is troubling to us. >> last thursday, police found a man dead in a small pond. police don't suspect foul play. the next day, police say a gang related beating took the life of a teenage boy. police say 16-year-old christian perez died of blunt force trauma to the head and today, a woman shot to death in her car. >> kind of makes you wonder why it's happening so recently and all in this area. >> witnesses say the woman was shot in the face several time

levin: two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: two minutes. two minutes the gentleman from washington. mr. mcdermott: madam speaker, the gentleman from california asked where the jobs are. well, this one-year extension of the emergency contingency fund will produce more than 160,000 subsidized job placements in clerical, health care, maintenance, human service, and customer service jobs in 35 states. they're already up and running, many of them. even haley barbour, down in mississippi, thinks it's a good idea. my office received a tremendous increase in calls from out-of-work amendments -- americans who are reaching the end of their benefits. the long-term unemployed need help transitioning into the job market and they need jobs right now. proven programs like the emergency contingency fund are already creating at a lower cost than virtually any other program. if states are uncertain of the extension, they will begin ramping down the programs in september. it is critical we pass this immediately. we've seen strong bipartisan support from the n

now two pictures. the ideal political compromise is caught between two pictures of politics. politics is economics and politics is religion. roughly speaking in the economic picture of politics, everything is subject to compromise. compromise is not always desirable or proven, but it is always possible. in the religious picture, there are things of which we must never compromise. the religious picture is in the great idea of the holy. the holy is not negotiable. one cannot not compromise over the holy of -- without compromising the holy. it's the how to politics and their ability to compromise is highly praised. the politics is the out of compromise is a tired cliche. economic is based on the ideal substitution. one commodity, replaced by another. this enables exchanges in the market. exchange leave room for negotiation and where there is room for negotiation, there is room for compromise. compromise is an internal relation to what is exchangeable and divisible. economic picture serving as the motive for politics make it seem as if compromise is always possible. not so with r

a body has been found just two blocks from the home of marc anthony bookal. we'll take you back live when we get back. >> he didn't do anything to him. he didn't do nothing. >> i think somebody must have snatched him up because he don't wander off or anything. he's always where he's supposed to be at. he never wanders off. >>> teams of police fned out looking for 4-year-old marc anthony. e boy disappeared from his home in newburgh while being watched by his mother's boyfriend. >> a parent's worst nightmare. >> he's always where he's supposed to be at. he never wanders off. >> wherever he's at just let him come home, please. >> worst case scenario. >> cory byrd, his mother's boyfriend, has been arrested. >> this is the door, the back door that leads to an alley. >> the psychology of a 4-year-old is not to run away from home and be gone for this long. >> which is what the mother's boyfriend says was wide open when he realized that marc had gone missing. >> he waited for him behind him and he was gone a minute later. gle just walk away and nobody know where he's

[sunf gunfire] >> two young men were killed in this west bank village. the israeli army says that they used plastic bullets and tear gas. but the doctor that operated on one of the man says that there is evidence to the contrary. >> is an iron bullet, not a rubber bullet pierced can you be very -- rubber bullet. >> can you be certain that it is not a rubber bullet? >> this is not a rubber bullet. >> be too young men's families say that they were not protesting. -- the two young men's families say that there were not protesting. they were on their way home from school. there were just a few meters from the family house when they stopped to see what was happening. over the same weekend, other young men were killed. it was at an israeli checkpoint. it has happened all in 24 hours. it is not sure yet if it is fodder for the palestinian uprising. the palestinian prime minister visited with the families and urged people to remain calm. >> with the heightened tension throughout, [unintelligible] clearly, this is an environment that is rife for exploitation. >>

two separate transactions. money right away and waited for andrew to call back. the next morning they got on the computer to find out more about hudson, canada. they were shocked when they saw this on the front page of the town's web site. a warning about the grandson scam. they called their grandson's cell phone number and confirmed they had been taken. we said, andrew, where are you? he said i'm asleep in new orleans. f. -- in new orleans. >> right where he was supposed to be. >> so is this a big problem? we spoke with the corporal from the royal mounted canadian police. >> it is. it is included in one of our top three problems. >> he said the emergency scam was popular a few years back and is now making a comeback. the con artists often use the internet to locate their victims. they can find out all kinds of information. they can use google to locate senior housing complexes and start dialing. >> quote, unquote, they are going fishing. it is hard because with the technology right now, god knows where they ar

he walked between two 34-story towers ift. re towers in ft. myers yesterday, and no net was underneath him. he's already in the guinness book of records, but this is the highest skywalk he has ever performed. and get this. he says he decided last minute to include his mother. she's also a wire walker, but she hasn performed in years. his next goal is to walk across the grand canyon. >>> it will be a few days before a south african sculpting team finds out if it's created the world's largest chocolate rabbit. looks like they have, though. their easter bunny is 12'5" and weighs more than 3 tons. it took three days to complete. it will be on display tillarch 27th and then broken up into chocolate bits and given to local orphanages in time for easter. >>> what are the odds that two brothers from canada would ma the ncaa tournament let alone play against each other in a first-round game? it did happen last night. e carter has more. >> it's a pretty amazing story. chri joseph who plays for syracuse met his oer brother, maurice, who plays for vermont

that's two feet lower.s they had plenty of time to prepare and fema, in addition, is sending quite a crew out here to get things set up and authorities at fema are saying that last year they had to respond while they planned. this year they have planned ahead. in morehead, minnesota, fox news. >>> from flooding in the midwest to snow in the rockies. spring starts tomorrow, you know that, but old man winter is not giving up in the mile high city. people in denver are getting one more blast of winter weather. they have an advisory until midnight. >> our snow is a distant memory but it's replaced by spring fever. >> temperatures will be like mid-april than mid-march. gary mcgrady has more on that. >> how about that. some 15, maybe 20degrees warmer than where we should be. the good news, it will last through the weekend. we can't always say that but it looks like we will have a pleasant weekend. here is why. you look at true view, you can't find clouds out there. it will remain mostly clear overnight tonight an

although i know two things.lot of academic historians who do secretly go home at night without telling anyone and they read shelby foote or david mccullough or nathaniel fullbrook or barbara tuchman and i don't even want to admit this but paul does. so the hostility that is between historians and popular historians i think really is -- it's kind of contrived. it shouldn't exist. i think there's a place for narrative history in universities perhaps as a multidisciplinary approach if you get a major narrative history that would be english department -- like a mixed major or something like that. i think there's a place for it. and i think hostility that exists is unfortunate and there's a place for all kinds of history and i think also the history as we know it is going to die as a discipline unless we do sort of inject some life into it by having a greater primacy of narrative history within the overall academy of history. but that's just kind of my own -- my own private theory. i don't know if you guys kind of se

two things. you're going to get a chance to hear these guys talk in just a minute, and i'm sure after you've heard them you're going to want to own at least one copy of their respective books. and you're in luck, they are on sale. [laughter] >> at the back of the room. and it is always our pleasure to have the uva bookstore selling at these events. they do a great job, and once again, are here to make sure that those books are available. and the one last reminder before introduced the speakers, no doubt as you're trying to coordinate and get to the very see this with your friends you're a regular cell phone contact. however, now would be a great time to pause that cell phone, documentation, because you are where you need to be. and we're hoping not to have any interruptions during the event. so if you can just switch them off, that would be great. so, i think that gets the housekeeping stuff out of the way. and brings me around to our two speakers today, nicholas schmidle and jane occam garcia. i

and when you have two members of congress, two respected members of the congressional black caucus, spat on and hurled epithets that were awful. >> racial epithets that were awful. >> jonathan, nobody condones that at all. there were 30,000 people here in washington yesterday. and there were some very awful things said. but come on. nobody condones that kind of stuff. >> is it time to ratchet back some? ruining the country and armageddon, is it? >> it's time to listen to the american people. that's the stunning thing about this. john said there will be some members who will lose their seat. this is a legacy vote. there's no question about it. it's a legacy vote. >> on that note of agreement, we're out of time. we'll be watching. you told us, you already have the votes. we'll be watching to see if you're right. congressman cantor, congressman larson, thank you for joining us on "this week." >> happy to be here. >>> next up, our exclusive with plouffe and rove. earlier in a speech in northern virginia, the president raised a lot of the very questions that we will be asking now. >> what the

and in a sense it doesn't matter that much who is two seats up or two seats down. there is going to be a long, difficult contentious process of forming a government. and at this point there's no way of telling who is going to wind up in the prime minister's chair. >> reporter: mr. hilter-- hiltea did-- remind us of mr. alawi and where his support comes from. >> it a little bit of surprise because it wasn't clear for a while whether mr. alawi who is a secular shiite would be able to bring in the sunni vote in addition to his normal mainstay which is sort of the secular shiite secular sunni vote. i think what happened in addition to the fact the shiite coalition we have had for the last four years that broke up, and therefore maliki was standing by himself, we also saw a swing, probably, of some voters who would have voted for a secular candidate, and hadn't decided between maliki and alawish and maybe were in favor of m maliki because of the fact that he brought security over the past couple of years. those people in the days before the elections when a number of ca

a two-possession game. williams trying to get through a double game. >> mike: he got hit in the face, it like. >> tim: trying to get a foul and stop the clock. he got poked in the eye. >> mike: clearly going up in the face to get a steal. >> tim: i think a lot of the players at this stage, especially veteran players, they have been seeing the light at the end of the february tunnel leading to the second season for a long, long time. they can't wait to get to greensboro with the idea they can stay in the same hotel for a few days. >> mike: you talk to coaches and it's literally one game at a time. you can get overwhelmed with the schedule if you take it further. if you are in a losing streak like dino gaudio is, this is the most important game. >> tim: i agree with you from a coaching standpoint. today, the athlete cannot get away from the information about what's at stake. this is at the beginning of february. are you in or out? we are discussing it sometimes too quickly. >> mike: as a coach, it's your job.

two points.ork you are doing is absolutely critical to the future of economic growth in this country but of what you have presented is a solid plan that increases competition and knowledge as if we have competition, we have to have access to the wires and we have to have universal service so that it can reach the most remote parts of our country. tremendous. you have done this on a bipartisan basis. i have to tell you, that is pretty unique around here and i want to thank you for that. this is my observation. you have taken a very difficult topic, presented a solid plan and the net on a bipartisan basis. it is so effective it might embarrass us. thank you. >> thank you. the gentleman from washington is recognized for two minutes. >> thank you. i just want to note the work you are doing is helpful to improve our health reform efforts which are new and still building. one instance where broadband can help the city of republic, washington, you have to turn all the computers off to have an extra red.

so good two -putt for retief. he was razor sharp earlier in the week. 67 and followed it up with a 68. >> having a good week. tied for fifth. good top ten finish. >> if he can finish strongly. >> now jim furyk to open up a three-shot lead. >> putt should be a little to his right. >> important putt, huh, rog? >> absolutely. wouldn't you like to stand on 16 with a three-shot lead as opposed to two? if he can keep it through there. >> oh, there it is. firm. jim furyk has gotten it to minus 15. he's got four holes left. he leads by three. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] when we built our first hybrid, youtube didn't exist. and facebook was still run out of a dorm room. when we built our first hybrid, more people had landlines than cell phones, and gas was $1.75 a gallon. and now, while other luxury carmakers are building their first hybrids, lexus hybrids have traveled 5.5 billion miles. and that's quite a head start. ♪ >>> welcome back to the transitions championship here at the copperhead course at innisbroo

and so it should serve as no surprise to you that two of our participants have been the first two recipientsthe andrew j. goodpaster award. [laughter] >> it's fitting that i have had a chance to meet general goodpaster in two different settings. in 1994 i was honored to be a member of a group of historians that were invited to the white house to brief president clinton before his trip to europe to commemorate the 50th anniversary of d-day. at his side that evening at both the briefings that were given to the president and later at a dinner was general goodpaster. although the audience included key white house staffers, the secretary of state, the secretary of the xdtreasury, th one individual that night that the president consistently turned to whenever he had a question you was general goodpaster. it was perfectly fitting that a president of the united states would turn to general goodpaster for advice. by my reckoning, president clinton was the seventh president that he either snefshd so -- that he recognized or has been an advise or president.ç his list of accomplishments is truly aweso

your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus two more revelations, two more big blows to the marriage of sandra bullock and jesse james. >>> two more teams punch their way to the play-offs and the nets win. wait, what? yeah. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> social security is now at its brink. the new york tiemgs reports for the first time ever more money in social security benefits will be paid out than is received in payroll taxes. that wasn't expected to happen until 2016 at the early left. >>> the supreme court stopped the execution of a den rolt inmate hours before he was scheduled to die. hank skinner had requested dna so testing could be done. he believes it will clear him of the 1995 slayings of his girlfriend and her two sons. it's not guaranteed he'll get the testing. it just means they'll decide whether to look at his case. >>> california voters will decide on marijuana legalization. they got enough petitioners to get it on the ba

it took them two days 31 cops, two days to round him up. anyway, in tennessee, by the way, it is canine versus cop car. take a look at this video. now, instead of taking a bite out of crime, mixed breed named winston took a bite out of that police cruiser there. look at this. that's some strong teeth. winston managed to chew off the entire bumper. wait fwor it. it's coming. >> it's coming, already. >> amazing the dog was able to do that. >> chattanooga police threw the pooch into a shelter. but today winston, we're happy to report, is back with his family, but there is one condition. he has to take obedience classes. >> he had to go before a judge as well. that wraps up our crazy animal block. >>> the value of your memories. when you're done with them, how much might they fetch? you may be surprised. >> when they slap you in the face with an absurd amount as 15 cents, then it becomes a matter of dignity. >> well, could you being low balled through the mail? possessions actually worth? be careful who you ask. when you want a bank that travel

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. >> four to three to two to one? >> correct. then there are subscription fees that the cable channels have and traditionally nbc has been a fairly priced, widely distributed group of cable channels like usa, sci-fi and we are counting on sort of business as usual in that regard. >> i'm new to this process and i'm watching my time. the questions come up on union contracts or there has been commentary that comcast hasn't been as fair -- and i'm not saying those are my words, i'm just repeating what i have heard. so here is the question. how many union -- how many of of your employees are currently under union contracts in comcast, any form of union? >> we have two basic businesses. in the cable business it is around 2% to 3%. that is pretty normal for cable operators. and you will find that that is not an outlier in my opinion. in our programming business it is north of 10% to 14%. maybe in some of our business that is a little bit hire. in the regional sports business. which is also, i think, inside the new orleaorms. we have tri

that takes a two-thds vote. so far, skeptics seem to be satisfied. >> we turned the words into action. >> reporter: trumpeting his news for strategic arms reduction treaty starts at the white house. president obama said he finalized it on the phone this morning with russian president medvedev who he had seen in september, showing they can work together. >> we made progress that is clear and concrete. and we have demonstrated the importance of american leadership and american partnership on behalf of our own security and the world's. >> reporter: the treaty limits each nation's nuclear warheads to 1550, that's two-thirds fewer than what they had under the last treaty in 1991. launchers are limited to 700. land-based missiles, long range bombers and submarines equipped with nucar arms. >> the cold war really is behind us. and these massive nuclear arsenals that both of our countries maintained as part of deterrence no longer have to be so big. >> reporter: republicans say what's left has to be top notch. >> if you

rumble or two of thunder tomorrow. the flood watch is up, west of washington tonight, it will be mild rain turning heavy at times, one to two inches of rain possible during the overnight hours tonight into early tomorrow, then tomorrow, shower weather continues with a risk of a rumble or two of thunder and nights 60s. 63 tomorrow, 56 on tuesday with a 70% chance ofain there the sunshine comes back on wednesday. thursday looks like a beauty of a da a high near 75. 78, friday. craig, both saturday and sunday, peak cherry blossoms and 80 degrees. you got to like that. >> you got to love that chuck, thank you so much. appreciate it, buddy. there is your weather. >>> up next in sports, an early start appeared to have slowed the caps a slow start this carol loves to rescue dogs, and spends a lot of her time and money doing that. [ carol ] they're all rescues, yeah. thank you. thank you. so i decided to make my home their home. it just makes it a little harder to save for myself. we showed her how wachovia's way2save program

but two hits on two vehicles in two days. the taliban are still fighting their war here. >> lehrer: and a second report-- this one about establishing governance in helmand province. again to alex thomson. >> reporter: we meet ali hbibulah. but this is no social call. for the district governor has information concerning insurgents who might want a deal to lay down their arms. >> a number would like to get in touch with the enemies. >> reporter: the british tactic? don't get involved. this man consorted, not a bunch of englishmen. men like him are vital to nato. men like this. perhaps its last chance to get out of the country. officials actually trusted by the people in the bazaars not to line their own pockets or worse. walk out of the camp here which you can safely do if you take a foot patrol of british and afghan solders. you can see nato's last hope. new offices are being built. across the street , hard at work. government in an area which has had no government for years. the good news, locals have enough faith to line up

payne: unanimous consent to address the house for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. payne: thank you. let me begin by commending mr. meeks from new york and ms. waters from california for this very important legislation, h.r. 4573, debt relief for earthquake recovery in haiti and also i'd like to acknowledge mr. bachus for his very impassionate speech, but i'm not surprised because when mr. bachus, you may recall, we were fighting the brutal government of sudan, we tried to get capital market sanctions and you supported our legislation that brought mr. greenspan to the senate to say, defeat the payne-bachus legislation because it would disrupt the stock market. you may recall. so i commend you again for the great work that you've done. as we've mentioned, haiti has such a tremendous history and i might just, since we know what's in the bill, also mention that it was during the revolutionary war that haitian soldiers fought in one of the key battles, the battle of savannah, where just recently a statue was completed in s

spratt: i yield two minutes to myself. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr.ñ mr. spratt: we stipulated that reform had to be deficit neutral. we can say the house, the senate and the president have abide i by this c.b.o. found that the 10-year cost of all the bills before us amount to $78 billion. but the bills also include reductions, savings, and new revenues which include $931 billion. with the $931 netted against the $788 billion, the result is a net savings, which reduces budget deficits over the next 10 years by over $143 billion. that's c.b.o.'s siment of the first three years under this reform. what about the next 10 years? c.b.o. estimates that these two bills together will save about .5% of g.d.p. over the second 10 years that may sound minimal but in that period of time, g.d.p. cumulatively is $2.7 trillion. 1.5% of that easily equals more than $1.7 trillion. this is what c.b.o. estimates as to the effect of these on the deficit. a reduction of $143 billion over the next 10 y

and two dogs. i don't want them to feel like they are in any danger in this neighborhood. >> i have a niece and a mom that goes to the park too so we're really worried about what's happening in this neighborhood. >> reporter: police are investigating the crime as a robbery. >> we know that the individuals who are alleged to have taken the dogs are teenagers, young people. maybe they consider it a prank but we don't consider it such. and this family is heart sickened. really wants their dog back. >> reporter: the teen got the dog in february as a gift from his dad and he just wants him back. the victim tells me that he did not recognize the boys who took the. y. anyone with information about where that dog may be is asked to call montgomery county police. reporting from rockville, darcy spencer, "news4 today." >>> it's 7:43. up next is the today. it starts at 8:00. >> lester holt is live in new york now with a preview of what's coming up. good morning, lester. >> good morning to you. coming up this

i know locally there was two grants last year.then it goes all the all over the world as far as i know. i saw bermudaa on the web site the other day. >> the 10-year-old foundation funds research projects conducted by pediatric cancer experts as well as young professionals. >>> what an effort from immaculate heart of mary. >> the school is about as green as you can get. >> they took back all the magazines you bought over the years. in the first 10 days the school collected over 20,000 magazines. and terry archi bald led the charge in two homerooms. the winners got a pizza party. not only does ihm collect, they clean up and they are going to mind bank run to clean out the stream april 10th. the principal and students at ihm, you get an a for going green. >>> 6:55. everything goes green this week but this morning a little foggy. hard to even determine what color is what out there. you may even have trouble seeing overhead street signs with the rain that returned. it's a wet start, low 50s. only to 57 and back to 47 overnight. tomorro

, it is a two-point game.owd is involved, and the usual atmosphere. >> marcus: a beautiful job at the baseline. there is mo-mo. >> barry: got it up with the right hand. the arizona staff wants a goal c thut ][ maounc emenrts . taky st it hou ep thts ..t kn o tum of atwe hmae the er ill. >> barry: ucan eternity remaini in the game. >> marcus: he has done a great job. fogg, last year, they didn't know what they were getting, came in as a freshman out of high school, didn't have this in his arsenal. working on the lanes and the jump shot that is no fluke, he has that shooting ability. >> barry: look at the bruins, back on the 2nd of january, 19 in the second half, wound up with 25. 14 in the second half tonight. still with seven minutes and change to go. jones at the line. you could -- >> marcus: nic wise continues, arizona, turning it over to mo-mo. he has done a nice job turning it up. making plays. getting the ball in the basket. >> barry: doing it all in front of his mom. >> marcus: mike roll. quick on the tr

you've got two weeks and two days until your taxes are due. but what if you know now that you're just not going to make the deadline? roni deutch, the tax lady, has the answers. >>> your taxes are due in 16 days. that's two weeks and two days. if you're not going to make it you need to file for an extension. an extension to file, by the way, is not an extension of the time you have to pay. you will still owe the money that you owe and if you don't pay the money you will owe interest and you may be subject to a late payment penalty. let's talk about this. this is important because if you -- it's now crunch time. if you don't think you're going to make it you need to think about your options. roni deutch is the tax lady. she joins me now from new york. it's just in new york. i can't believe i missed you. good to see you. roni, you have two weeks to go. get act to the and find your forms and get it done or say i'm going to run into trouble. what do i need to think about if i need an extension? >> as you point out, ali, it is crunch time. crunch t

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duke only has two from this state. north carolina only has two on the roster.recruiting scopes there. there are plenty of good players to be had. >> tim: really outstanding free-throw shooter. stitt. >> mike: that makes a difference. i would bet he can make a clutch free-throw. it's a liability for him. he's in the 40s. >> tim: the score is a little higher than a week ago, but doesn't it look familiar? ultimately, their defense is creating enough opportunities to steal a road win? doubled. mcfarland puts it back. >> mike: the senior stepped up and had a nice game in the offensive playoffs. >> tim: jennings on the floor. andre along with stitt and potter, the five on the floor. booker and smith get a blow. who will come away with the victory that means so rhap 'll be right back. >> tim: it's a four-point game with 3:45 left. with the win, clemson gets into a third slot and a by. florida state gets bumped out. wake forest can only get to a fifth seat. nine conference wins and really improve their resume as far as the ncaa tournament is concerned. shot clock at 15

i found it odd that the two groups would have so much public spat. you really have to wonder why speaker nancy pelosi would allow that, given the office of congressional ethics was one of her ideas, and she wanted it to be successful -- at least that is what she told us. if true, what would you allow the author of the committee to this. so publicly? host: we have read that two members of the house at one. refused to speak to investigators. can you explain what that was about? guest: this is the pma investigation we were talking about, and charred wood whether or not members were earmarked in for -- the ethics committee took with the office of congressional ethics said and they did not do anything. they never spoke to either office. yet, he has been cleared. it is odd that the ethics committee has a lower standard of conduct and then the justice department. they believe there are possible criminal charges but the ethics committee did not even wait to see what would happen before they said that there was nothing wrong. host: caroline, louisiana. republ