eva nichols not only new it but helped her hide while detectives were searching her house. >> it was a feeling of relief. she is safe. >> reporter: carl moreno, a detective hired by stephanie's dad, be friended eva and convinced her to take a picture with herself and take give herself up. >> reporter: police believe she turned the girl against her own family so she could be with her own boyfriend. >> it seems crazy to me, absurd. >> reporter: the girl accused her father of abuse and neglect. >> there was no abuse. i did yell at them, they cut school for a week. >> reporter: i believed she was in danger, i believed thai was protecting her at the time. >> reporter: her family believe you actually turned her against her parents and brain washington, d.c. her. >> well they can believe that. >> reporter: eva nichols said she had a lot going on with a sick mom. >> i was making decisions more emotionally than i was rationally and in in the end i knew it had to end, i knew it had been a long time, and i knew that -- i'm sorry for the lies i said to the police by not coming forward. >> report

the girl's father hired a private detective who eventually tracked the girl down at nichols' home. nichols said the girl accused her father of abuse and neglect. >> it seems absurd. >> i did yell at stewart and stephanie. they cut school for a week. >> i believe that she was in danger. i believe that i was protecting her at the time? >> the teen was returned to her family. nichols hasn't been arrested but she could face charges including providing false information. >>> a judge set to start a hearing evidence today on whether the city of oakland can restrict the activities of 40 suspected gang members. the city wants injunction in an effort to reduce crime in the fruitvale district. the restrictions would establish a safety zone in which those 40 people would have to follow certain rules. the rules include curfews and controls on clothing and gatherings. critics contend it's racial profiling. the judge could allow a preliminary injunction until the issue is decided by a full trial which is expected to begin sometime in december. >>> 4:37. san jose city officials warning of potentia

nichols says she accused her father of abuse and neglect. >> it seems crazy to me.em, uhm, absurd. i did yell at stuart and stephanie. they cut school for a week. >> i believed that she was in danger. i believed that i was protecting her at the time. >> that teen was returned to her family. nick cost has not been arrested -- nichols has not been arrested but could be charged with providing false information. >>> bernie madoff's first prison interview what he says the banks really knew. >> some people never noticed the surprise charges cell phone customers are being hit with and what you should look out for. >> plenty of rain, gusty winds around the bay area and take a look at the sierra nevada. wow, it's really coming down up there! how much more we can expect, we'll talk about that coming up next. ,, 3q copd makes it hard to breathe so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now, i've got the leading part. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, vavair c

and oddly enough, mike nichols stayed mike nichols, and...but i sort of trusted mike. i didn't think he was going to allow them to really screw it up. and what happened, finally, by some great fortune: there was no screenplay. i mean, there's this guy, ernest lehman, who is credited with the screenplay. but then again, he produced the movie too. but i think he changed two sentences of my entire script and maybe cut about five minutes, so the text was intact. and i am told all sorts of apocryphal stories about hollywood and film. i am told, for example, that a screenplay was written in which the nonexistent child was changed into a real deeply retarded child that they kept upstairs somewhere. i don't know whether i believe stuff like this or not. but anyway, i was quite amazed when i went to see a rough cut of the movie that it was what i wrote, very much what i wrote, except those two dumb sentences: "hey, let's go to the roadhouse" and "hey, let's come back from the roadhouse..." [laughter] which destroyed the claustrophobia that was very important to me in the film.

investigators learned the teen was hiding at the home of 39- year-old eva nichols, the mother of the girl's boyfriend. >> stephanie was hideing in a crawl space. it turns out she faked a phone call to the police. she continuously gave us misinformation. >> police say they plan to seek criminal charges against nichols. investigators say they spent hours looking for the teen and diverted resources from other investigations. >>> the day has finally arrived. the iphone is officially available through verizon nationwide. there were lines outside stores this morning, but they didn't last long. it appears more people are buying their phones online or at other outlets like wal-mart. there's no doubt the verizon iphone is in high demand. customers today seemed anxious to make the change. >> it was an opportunity to switch over to verizon. i was on at&t before. >> you can talk and surf at the same time on at&t. you decent that on verizon. at&t is going to be faster because cdma technology on verizon has been shown to be slower. >> at&t is quick to point out the differences, but when it comes t

nichols' says the girl accused her father of abuse and neglect. >> seems crazy to me. it seems absurd. i did yell at stuart and stephanie. they cut school for a week. >> i believe that she was in danger. i believe that i was protecting her at the time? >> the teen was returned to her family. nichols has not been arrested but she could face some charges. >>> a judge will start hearing evidence today on whether oakland can restrict the activities of some 40 suspected gang members. the city wants the injunction in an effort to reduce crime in the fruitvale district. it would mean curfews and limits on gatherings and even clothing. critics say it's racial profiling. the judge could allow a preliminary injunction until the issue is decided by trial. >>> starting today commuters can get around silicon valley with clipper cards. the vta is now accepting those cards as payment for bus and light rail trips. the cards are also in use on other local agencies including caltrain and bart. it allows passengers to prepay fares with rides deducted from the cards. the vta is phasing in

the miner all twenty five percent over for twelve billion dollars which was promptly rejected on nichols other major shareholder interests has been fighting with yourself for control of the company since june and if another blow to its ambitions on friday resolves the court case filed in siberia it's a cancer on the wrist nichols election into ross backed board members. british oil major b.p. looks set to get its dividend from t.n. k b p it's russian joint venture now the russian partners in a venture promise to block the estimated one point eight billion dollars payout for the fourth quarter that was after b.p. and the russian oil giant rosneft announced an asset swap and tickets peroration deal now they are the russian partners claimed that that deal compromised the competitiveness of p. and ran counter to the terms of the alliance but maxime can call for a law firm called deal he says a has little chance of blocking the dividend if it goes against the shareholder green. i think it would be quite difficult for them because as i've heard shareholders agreement provides for an obligation

to the ambitions of russo on friday the company lost a court case filed in siberia to councillors nichols' election of interest backed board member. quick look at the russian stock markets and they recovered a little after three days of losses and that was helped by a strong world price early in the session following the equity market close boils needs one percent as egypt's president mubarak stepped down too late for shares here to react. more cynical rally the most in five weeks trading after the company increased its offer to buy back shares from sell over tech shares closed up one percent on the news that gasper almost sold its ten percent stake in the gas producer for a thirty percent discount but gazprom came under pressure as investors showed their displeasure with the deal and although shares recovered towards the end of friday's such. of course that's a very negative and it was taken by the markets very negative. so i think the markets actually are on friday punished for this news but again as i said before. very big story so this year we expect. still the stock is seriously unde

for what they've done they've paid with their lives to change a system which was corrupt until the nichol there is no way we can dispute that anyone who's been in there with for thirty years. just simply arranging elections an under the thumb of the americans to a large degree is not you know eventually they recently need for change and i'm glad the president mubarak however bit. later dilly recognize that so what's been happening then in egypt is indicative of what's happening in other arab countries throughout the middle east therefore are we going to see the same as people are saying a domino effect not just what we see in tunisia and yemen but also elsewhere no i think this is a this is a situation where the domino is fall'n namely egypt the people of egypt are preeminent lead civilized and capable of conducting their own affairs they don't need a strong man they don't need robert gates to tell them from washington how to conduct their affairs now obviously revolutions could take place in other middle east states saudi arabia is the next possible domino to fall but that is no there's

twelve billion dollars which was promptly rejected resale says it's considering the new offer no nichols other major shareholder into ross has been fighting with herself for control of the company since june and a further blow to on friday resell lost a court case filed in siberia to cancel norris nichols election of interest backed board members took a look at russia's stock markets and they recovered and is off to three days of losses on friday that was helped by a strong will rise in the session following the equity markets close boils leave one percent as egypt's president mubarak stepped down too late for shares here to react. enormous nicol rallied the most in five weeks trading after the company increased its offer to buy back its shares from who sell shares closed up one percent on the news that gas from sold its ten percent stake in the gas producer for a first two percent discount but gazprom came under pressure as investors showed their displeasure at the deal those shares recovered towards the end of friday's session . of course that's a very negative and it's was taken by th

nichols said of floor mack retention clips getting in the way of the four pedals. 20 06-20 07 lexis g yes. plastic carpet pad that needs to be replaced. and 2009, 8 million vehicles were recalled from toyota. with unexpected if sudden acceleration. the manufacturer has paid over $50 million in fines so far. just two weeks ago, the findings of a 10-month investigation from the government is that these electrical problems for not to blame. >> we feel that toyota and pickles are safe to drive. >>reporter: toyota is expanding at 21 on recall to include more than 1 million vehicles. from 29--from the national highway traffic safety it says that as a result of the agency's review to ask toyota to recall these additional vehicles. now the company has done so our investigation is closed. including 750 k rav 4 and www. toyota.com/recall >>pam: senator feinstein wants to repeal the mayor checked once and for all. when two people love each other. and enter a contract of marriage the federal government should honor that. on wednesday, obama ordered the stock of recognition of the constitutionalit

is going to win came last night at the british film awards with bafta and our correspondent katie nichollatest on that. >> "king's speech." >> king speech. >> reporter: a royal flush for the english as "the king's speech" took home the best film and best actor with colin fifth. >> i don't think anybody saw that. >> reporter: jeffrey rush won best supporting actor. helen, the best supporting actress. >> it's done wonders for my career. >> reporter: but the brits didn't have it all their way, science fiction "inception" won four awards. and "the social network" took three including best director for david fincher. natalie portman danced away with leading actress in "black swan." and "toy story 3." won best animated film. with a battle for the oscars less than two weeks away, "king's speech" harvey winestein threw down the gauntlet. >> it was a good night for them but it was a better night for us. >> reporter: and almost anyone can win the oscar for best actor just as long as they call colin fifth. for "good morning america," i'm katie nicholl in london. >> he is having a very big year. >> i

. >> former cal and doug nichol has been leading an effort to save all 5 teams.e is disappointed that men's baseball and gymnastics is not coming back for now. but he is not giving up. he is trying to raise enough money to get the two programs reenstated. the university said it will take $10 million to retain the baseball team and some fans say it may be too late. others remain hopeful that enough money will come in to get things back to normal. >> as much as we miss cal baseball, hopefully it will come back. >>> police are looking for a missing southern california man whose wife was found dead in a san francisco hotel room. the couple was reported missing several days ago. >> police are searching for 51- year-old billy water man of riverside county, he is a person of interest in his wife's death. 47-year-old coleen was found in the hotel early thursday morning. three days after her daughter reported her missing. >>> police found the attarman's car abandon on highway one near the hotel, hours after the body was discovered. a search of the cliff side turned up not

nichols says the girl accused the father of abuse a neglect. >> it's crazy, absurd.id yell at stuart an stephanie after cutting school for a week. >> i believe that she was in danger. i believe that i was protecting her at the time. >> that teen was returned to her family. nichols has not been arrested but she could face charges including providing false information. >>> a freshman from pinole valley high school is under arrest accused of threatening to kill a teacher on campus there. the "contra costa times" reports the student told the counselor he was mad at the teacher for embarrassing him in front of some of the other students and he planned to kill the teacher. he allegedly repeated that threat when police caught up with him outside that school. >>> a hearing is set to begin today on a proposed gang injunction for the fruitvale district in oakland. the city wants to impose curfews and restrict gatherings in an effort to cut down on crime but critics say it's racial profiling. the judge could allow a preliminary injunction until the issue is decided by a full tr

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here and they say you know what we need to look at how these crops change how much can aggregate nichols how much pesticides you put in here we need to see how they change want to use how much water they need all long term studies that were needed down here we need to see what about the loss of nutrients in the food what about loss of nutrition none of that was done without loss of diversity in seeds long term studies recommended by the scientists never done here look at this changes in toxin or chemicals in the foods study recommended a long term study never done so the scientists asked for the study so let us do them we think there's a problem here we've taken a preliminary look we there's a problem but the politicians at the f.d.a. and in the administration of that time said no they suppress the science and these questions these studies have never been done never been done. the flavor saver tomato was the first genetically engineered food to reach the public cal gene the corporation that produced the tomato had done three voluntary feeding studies on rats and found lesions in some oth

nichols. dr. nichols is a professor of the policy director for health policy research in netflix. his continuing work that he began to the new america foundation has helped to found and the direct ceo's for health reform during the clinton administration and he is the chair of the economics department at wellesley. >> thank you, governor. thank you for the opportunity to be here today and share some thoughts. always a pleasure. we both look forward to your interaction more than ours. >> is medicaid sustainable? >> i agree with doug. the answer is no. but it should be ended is our job to make it so. as you know, it is the lifeline to our most vulnerable fellow americans. it says a lot about us as a people and we will deserve to be judged harshly if we do not enable this program. therefore, the task before each of you as chief executive of your state is clear. fix medicaid, not abolish opportunities to sustained. but since the great depression have your state budgets in so strained. your budget requirements forced to to cut spending in a weak economy, ignoring your other priorities.

nichols for years... mike nichols we did "the sea gull" together on stage and from then on he was getting me to voice coaches, he said you have to get rid of your little girl voice. he's like you talk like a child, get rid of it. and he had me, like, was constantly giving me that feedback like you need to fix your voice. and so it was hard for know go back because it felt like a regression. but it was also... i got to put my whole 20s into it. that whole experience of getting out of that voice into the part. it was really helpful. >> rose: what's your ambition now? >> i think to... to get back to enjoying not working. (laughs) i've been working so much and i think i've gotten into a sort of... yeah, workaholic state is unhealthy. so i'm learning to enjoy my life without having to be busy all the time. >> my husband has mechanical difficulties with his speech. >> all right. you want mcs, we need to relax your jaw muscles, strengthen your tongue. you do have a flabby tummy so you need to spend time strength

nichols. she is currently director of the ucla institute of the environment. she was appointed by mayor antonio villarugoso, commissioner of los angeles and serves as its president through september, 2006. we all know mary as a very capable secretary for california's resources -- california resources agency where she was the head of that agency from 1998 to 2003. those of us who remember back far enough recall the days as a senior attorney for the environment now foundation. she was also co-founder of the first environmental justice working group in the state. we are very pleased here in san francisco and i believe all of you should be very pleased to have mary as the moderator of our first panel. mary, it's time for you to take it away. thank you. . >> thank you so much, susan, for that very generous introduction and also to the city and the public utilities commission for hosting this landmark event. it really is wonderful to see water utilities taking a leadership role in discussing this key issue and particularly to see the bredth of the program in terms o

capital it's quite significant from russia take a look at some of the stocks in more detail north nichols adding to monday's sharp losses day after it suspended the stock buyback amid a shareholder dispute while the weak crude price is pulling down energy sector with the us now down two point three percent and d.t.b. is posting one of the strongest loss is actually the biggest loss is down point three point three percent that's because no one is sure of the placement price of their shares of their. russia's trade surplus grew by a quarter last year to one hundred sixty eight billion dollars surging prices but whether gas would be exports china overtook the netherlands and germany was to become russia's largest trading partner and twenty ten turnover rose by fifty per. yes fifty nine billion dollars. it's been the worst start of the year for precious metals in two decades but analysts say there are still reasons to be bullish your bank. with silver could be the strongest since the one nine hundred ninety the bag back to continue buying gold while the world's central banks will add to their

percent of the chairs from one of its own us and it didn't pass up so as the middle of last year to nichols majority shareholders the c.e.o. . and the head of interrupts for jim at the time and have been buying full control of the nickel producer. both of us having twenty five percent looking stakes and refusing to yield to one another any further development of the company is being blocked chris with think believes whether that the outstanding issue in ending the row is now just a matter of price. it does appear we're now entering the the end stages of this long running dispute we noted some key minority shareholders and russo are pressing. the board to accept this deal and even the controlling shareholder himself has no acknowledged that they're likely to sell it's no question of price hike so we certainly see that we are you know more likely to get a deal over the next few weeks or maybe my you can take the next few months but at least i think the principle to we're now talking about the price of the exit rather than the principle of the exit of things that's now been established. let's

all twenty five percent of themselves shares for twelve billion dollars which was the rejected no nichols other major shareholder into roles has been fighting with roussel for control of the company since june in a further blow to its missions on friday resell lost a court case wired in siberia to counsel norris the election of interest backed member. british oil major b.p. looks set to get its dividends from t.n. . now the russian partners in the joint venture a group had promised to block the estimated one point eight billion dollars payout for the fourth quarter that was after b.p. and russian oil giant was now to announce the asset swap and all to do they are claimed that deal compromised the competitiveness of tea and cake b.p. and ran counter to that of the alliance but. at gold's he says a has little chance of blocking the dividend if it goes against the shareholder agreement. i think it would be quite difficult for them because as i've heard shareholders agreement provides for an obligation of the to be at least forty percent of the net income. each quarter and it makes no real di

crusty arscott comic form being held in russia's eastern siberia hole whether rw sells nichols saga has taken the limelight or to set in the pinnacle of full the story. both metal giants embattled and that's long going chapel they're called might hear this brusquely on the forum in their home region in siberia and of course the recent for all the real snake hill to sell to buy out twenty per cent of its shares for twelve point eight billion dollars is one of the maybe intrigues here that we just spoke to both companies to get the owner off to sell million their legs or a plus cut to the general director variously killed led to mr stone cold steve now that they will speak about it things lots of not that's. right now mikhail prokhorov together with victor vicksburg a negotiating with oleg deripaska so i'm not needed in these discussions is just as you can see no official comments but on the sidelines of the forum to repast just said that the board committee will consider the offer off norilsk on monday twenty first of february earlier this week there pasco sad that he will not agree on t

capital is quite significant from russia this week as was last week more detail into stocks now knows nichols adding to monday's sharp losses a day after a suspended the stock buyback amid a shareholder dispute while the weak crude prices pulling down the energy sector of course down one point eight percent first drop in three days and bt being is down heavily four point six percent actually the record news of the day as investors are dropping. the stock huge uncertainty over the upcoming s.p.o. price john heinz or from citibank says as a number of issues giving the market a pause for thought. first of all crude continue to slide from ninety dollars last week it touched dollars plus per barrel bread was even higher above one hundred dollars second we have chinese raising interest rates today which is not taken by the market third we have a number of stock place was crowded. it's difficult to see how the how they're going and russia's trade surplus grew by a quarter last year to one hundred sixty eight billion dollars as surging prices while and gas they board exports china overtook the nether

since the middle of last year two of neurons to nichols majority shareholders the c.e.o. all of them sell a leg to deposit and the head of interoffice the attorney and have been vying for control over the nickel producer with them both billionaires having twenty five percent blocking stakes and refusing to yield to one another and if further development of the company is being blocked chris were third believes how well that the outstanding issue in ending the world is now. just a matter of price. it does appear we're now entering the the end stages of this long running dispute we know some key minority shareholders and russo are pressing the board to accept this deal and even the controlling shareholder himself has now acknowledged that they're likely to sell it's no question of price hiking so we certainly see that we are more likely to get a deal over the next few weeks or maybe might even take the next few months but at least i think the principle that it's that we're now talking about the price of the exit rather than the principle of the exit i think that's now been

nichols sones. >> mr. speaker, would my -- would my right honorable friend the prime minister agree with me that deregulation is an extremely powerful weapon in economic reform? is he also aware that this program is not proceeding fast enough and will he take personal charge as seeing this process is hurrying up. >> i completely agree with my right honorable friends. one of the problems is the huge amount of regulations particularly coming out of europe that we need to put a stop to before they're introduced. and my right honorable friend the business secretary is doing an excellent job with his one in one out scream so you cannot introduce another regulation until you have scraped one but i think we probably have to go further and faster and be more ambitious in terms of scrapping the regulation that is holding back job creation in our country. >> mr. nick rainsford. >> thank you, mr. speaker. can i invite the prime minister to look ahead to the summer of 2012 when we will be welcoming millions of oversea

investigators learned the teen was hiding at the home of eva nichols, the mother of cud's boyfriend.stephanie was hiding in the crawl space, so, it turns out she faked the phone call to the police. it turns out she continuously gave us misinformation. >> police plan to seek criminal charges against nichols. they spent ours looking for the teen. >>> in two hours a san francisco man who's accused of beating a catholic priest will be back in court finding out the charges. the judge ruled that father jerrold lindner will not have to testify in the case of william lynch. lynch is accused of beating father lindner last year. he claims the priest sexually molested him and his brother when they were young byes. the judge may also set a trial date. if convicted lynch could get four years in prison. >>> san francisco police mr. hold a meeting to get input for the next cleave. the examer reports 20 to 25 people have applied including a mix of internal and external candidates. mayor ed lee is expected to appoint the new chief by early to mid-march. >>> san francisco police now plan to use a more

>> robin, you're there with katie nicholl, right? >> he's absolutely right. i think that says a lot about why they're there. >> i'm learning what a fascinator is. we'll see you guys out in l.a. tomorrow. >> thanks, george. >> take care. >> have a great day, everyone. ♪ >>> state regulators are scheduled to vote today on new reporting requirements for utilities who is pipeline pressures accidentally spike above legal limbs. assembly managerry hill say the new rules don't go far enough. >> some very unusual weather coming our way. get ready. here's mike. >> mainly rain today 3,000 foot snow level drops to 1,000 foot tomorrow afternoon. by then

. >> she always dresses very eclectically and nichole kidman will look good in a tutu. >>> egypt let's a google executive caught up in the chaos go free. >> we talked to his family members saying the first stop for him was exactly where he was detained. >>> a historic mission for the united states. will congresswoman gabrielle giffords be there to see her husband take the last shuttle into space? >>> the race is on. a california company gets ready to launch the first private mission to the moon. >>> we've been following the story for o more than a week. earlier in this newscast we did not know the marin county health officials did not know yet the cause of the sick kids near petaluma from danville. we just got word from the marin county of education that noral virus was the cause of the flulike symptoms of some 60 kids last week while at science camp. a foodborne virus was at the camp, a student was carrying it and didn't know she was carrying it. the camp was near petaluma. they completely cleaned out the facility and planned to reopen that facility soon. most of the sick kids were fr

katie nicholl was there. erin andrews was there.ties, coming up. >> cannot wait for that, robin. >>> also, we have dr. richard besser here this morning. there's a new report out about children and fevers. and about what parents may be doing wrong when they treat them. so, dr. besser will be here to explain when the fevers are especially dangerous. the warning signs to watch for. and the best way to treat your child. it's important for us at home this morning. harper has a fever about 100, 101 this morning. i'm going to be listening very closely. >>> we're also going to have the contenders of the new season of "dancing with the stars." they'll be revealed tonight on "the bachelor." >>> it's time, now, for the weather and sam champion. >> i hadn't heard that. they're going to reveal the "dancing with the stars" folks on "the bachelor" tonight. that's big news. i didn't know that. let's get to the boards. start with a live shot on new york city. all points east, heads-up today. and stay up with your abc stations. the powerful midwester

one woman, ruth nichols, an american from rye, new york, had actually tried and she had crashed before she ever got up to newfoundland. and there were a couple of others in the wings waiting, getting their planes ready. and amelia decided that she was gonna do it. she didn't tell anybody. she was always a very self-possessed, self-contained person. and so she had the whole thing organized. and exactly five years to the day after lindbergh, she took off from harbour grace, newfoundland, and spanned the atlantic and that took 14 1/2 hours. and although she had --although her plan was to land at la bourget and the american ambassador and everybody else had gone out to la bourget to wait for her, she didn't make france because the winds went against her and she was also having all kinds of -- of equipment -- instrument problems. c-span: what kind of plane did she fly? guest: she was in a lockheed vega--single-engine lockheed vega. c-span: who paid for it? guest: well, she did. by this time, she was very much of a one-woman industry. she was on the lecture circuit and she was probably, i su

. >> john nichols was recently talking about voter turnout.e made the statement that if we came up of more than 55% or 58 percent voter turnout we would have more socially democratic countries. to you believe that if we could get what is essentially the under class or lower class to turn out and vote that our political institutions could become more of the public will? >> no. look at 2006. the democrats retook control of congress based on the issue of the barack war. what did they do? intended to fund the war and increase troop levels by 30 million -- 30,000. issue after issue after issue, all of the promises made are utterly repealed once they get to washington which is run by corporate lobbyists. i think until we have serious campaign finance reform, and tell corporations are not allowed to gain the system. what the 45,000 lobbyists do in washington aside from right our legislation? agrees the palms. there is a word for it. it's called corruption. the system is so far gone that we cannot depend on the system to reform itself. it is a kind of

nichols, you mentioned two things. he talked about systemwide cost growth and enrollment growth, which is right on the money. first, and system growth and know that many governors have experienced this, but i have spoken to our health care providers where they're interested in the radical home concept. where they could focus more on being reimbursed for outcomes, not just procedures. while there are a lot of things to go on with that, medicaid reimbursement is obviously a key factor. the other part, on the involvement growth, clearly the economy has some impact and i do think that many of us assume that as the economy improves we are likely to see increased enrollment growth. one of the things we are concerned on is the vote between those that will receive the federal subsidies on the health care mandate as well as those going into medicaid. our estimates are that 46% of those people currently already have private coverage. i think it goes to the heart of your comments about governor is getting more flexibility. otherw

. >> and our wedding guru, katie nicholl, the author of "william and harry behind the palace walls."ast night? >> i knew you were going to ask that. getting to the point, i'm talking and getting information all the time. it's becoming a part of my live as well. but the wedding fever is just reaching such fever pitch. i think both here and back in london and in the uk. everyone wants to know every single detail, every minutia about this wedding. >> it's a dream. >> it's a dream that she was presently at the palace to announce a pregnancy. i think it will happen certainly within the next 12 months. >> well, your track record has been pretty good so far. >> i know. >> last week, you told us that the girlfriend of harry is going to be here. >> i'd been hearing, she wants to come back and kick start her legal career. they've been on facebook, and i think this is a couple that everyone much loves. they were separated. she wants to go back to south africa. and harry, in the military, now, she's back. >> let's get information on kate what she might do after the wedding. ambassador for wimble

. >> other late-breaking details on the wedding, here's our royal watcher, katie nicholl. >> reporterafter the wedding. >> one of the things william and kate love most of all is the word normal. they like to have a cozy night in, watching tv, putting their feet up and not worrying about attending a banquet or being photographed. >> reporter: what about children? diana gave birth to william within a year of her wedding. >> i would bet the farm on the fact that in a year's time, we'll be debating whether it's going to be a girl or going to be a boy. >> it's always fascinating that people actually travel, who don't have invites and there were reports -- bloomberg is saying 1.1 million will go to the wedding without an invitation and spend something like $80 million. it's great for the economy. it's just weird. wo [ female announcer ] why watch regular tv when you can experience the next generation of television service? at&t u-verse tv. tv like you've never seen before at a really great price. go now to the website below and get u-verse tv starting at just $29 a month for six months, dvr

i would ask the gentleman if in fact they do have that authority because goldwater-nichols and the act expressly prohibited them from being able to do that. i would ask the gentleman if it doesn't make sense, at least before we cut out the lights, regardless of the ultimate decision you make to make absolutely sure we know who's going to be able to have that authority before we make that final decision. mr. dicks: well, i appreciate the gentleman's point. you know, as i have been told, there's been an effort to try and keep 50% of the people and the activities in your area in virginia. and it's one of the most important defense areas the country has. so i think you guys are working hard and i think that the department is responding as best they can, but, again, i think we should reject the amendment and let this thing work out as the department has recommended. and i yield back my time. mr. forbes: mr. chairman, may i inquire how much time i have left? the chair: the gentleman from virginia has 1 1/2 minutes remaining. mr. forbes: mr. chairman, i'd like to at this time yield 45 seconds