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. >> you've never gotten a b grade, right? >> that's correct. never gotten a b.yet. >> reporter: that's because every break she gets from training, she studies. in the gym, at the rink, even in the car. >> it's literally flipping a light switch on and off. it's like i switch from school to skating. >> reporter: working with lori nichol who works with evan lysacek, flatt is perfecting her style. >> that's what i want in the program, in competition. >> reporter: and she's already delivers here in vancouver. >> that was an outstanding performance. >> reporter: a young woman with a bright future on and off the ice. donna friesen, nbc news, vancouver. >> she might just be an overachiever. there is a fair amount of that going around in these games. don't forget nbc olympic coverage tonight in primetime starting at 8:00, 7:00 central. speaking of overachieving, it's not too early to tell you about a special series of reports we'll bring you next week in the post olympic period about how you can achieve your personal best to achieve fitness, health and a better life all

the collapse in adult learning, with 1.4 million places lost, "a," -- b, the fact that the latest figures show that fewer young people are starting apprenticeships, or c, the growing gulf between the number of university applications and the number of places? for the brevity you seek, mr. speaker, as well as for clarity for the house and the convenience of the prime minister, perhaps he can restrict his answer to "a," b, or c. >> what i regret most is the conservatives' failure to support us as we were trying to take this country through recession with more apprenticeships, more people going to university and college, and every school leaver guaranteed the chance of a job or training. all these things were resisted by the conservative party. >> david borrow. >> does my right honorable friend agree that investing in apprenticeships is an important way of investing in recovery? does he therefore share my despair at the action of tory south ribble council in abandoning their apprenticeships scheme, and will he urge them to reconsider that and thereby show for once that the tories are interes

making it available commercially by probably middle of next year which is ahead of the law requirement, a. b, that this year, by april, in less than two months' time, we are going to make a hundred units of readers available at any region, any area. the point is that, you know, also in the past with requests we made it always open. now, this is the information that is the owners' information. with their consent, we can make that information -- >> yeah, it was available if you were on the spot. >> no. we do not hide it at the request of authorities like police request or nhtsa request or some government authority's request. we made it open. >> once you came as if there was something so secret that you had to be there in order for law enforcement or regulators to read it. i just don't understand the difference. indeed, let me make sure i understand what your testimony is. are you saying that the company is redesigning the black box so that it can be readable by law enforcement, by safety investigators and consumers? >> and owners. >> consumers, yes. >> it should not be made available to anybod

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the president today. >> do you have a plan b? > the president: i've always a plan. >> greta: newt gingrich joins us live, good evening. what did you think of today? >> i thought it was interesting. actually very positive for the president to do it. it gave the republicans an opportunity to communicate with the country they wouldn't have had otherwise. i don't think it got a great lamar alexander who had a balanced sense of where we are. the core problem is straight for. the liberal democrats wanna spend a lot more than we have. for good reason from their standpoint they want a much bigger government. the republicans and moderate democrats don't want to do that question now w what does the president do? no breakthrough today, interesting exercise. i suspect for most americans the real puzzle is, since this morning unemployment applications went up, why didn't we have the same level summit on jobs? >> greta: maybe we will. my curiosity is i didn't like it when big drugs met behind closed doors last june we had the ben nelson thing b

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because you know, party a and party b would bang at party a. and why we are not voting against western democracy at all, because you know, i am european. and the europeans claim to have been heritage of human rights and all of that. we should seriously look and with an open mind, look at china and see what they achieve by using different matters of communicating with the people, and listening to what the people want and how it works. and you know the last time we were talking to students, we were just talking on our way here. was when we talk to the students in tianjin. and that was the tranninety university of economics and finance. the first time we came to the university we really thought we would be somewhere in the united states, and some elite university. because it is such a modern, how you call it, compound? >> campus. >> campus. and what we experienced there when we have our conversations and discussions with the students, and they do not hold back, is this energy of the next generation of chinese. what we don't really think of in the

a, pittsburgh steelers, b, dallas cowboy, c, new england patriots. eeler. >> the pittsburgh steelers have won six. >> it's 7-0. you count as a touchdown. >> you're at zero because you were negleative one before. question five. what city has hosted the most super bowls? a, new orleans -- [ whistle blows ] i've been dying to do this all day. dave price. which city has hosted the most super bowls? a, new orleans, b, miami, or, c, tampa. >> miami. >> i think miami. >> what gave it away? was it my -- >> i like i way you did it. >> now you have a point. >> question six. on super bowl weekend, there are fewer than what important event than any other time of the year? a, birth day parties, b, funeral, c, weddings. erica. >> c, wedding ps p. >> two points. ding-ding-ding. you have some catching up to do. what over the counter medical product sees a 20% snik sales after game day? a, tylenol, b, cough drops, c -- don't make me penalize you -- c antacids. >> c, auntacids. >> ding-ding. >> excuse me, but you were looking in that direction. >> yes are, but i'm givi

it controls about $100 billion-- with a b-- of iran's annual budget. and the attempt to kind of push back against that as a way of helping the regular businessman, as the undersecretary of state said, is probably a good move at this point. >> warner:. >> rodriguez:. >> rodriguez:. >> rodriguez:, thank you so much we have to leave it there. and still to come on the "newshour": an economic forecast from white house advisor christina romer; profits for investment bank goldman sachs and the fallout after the snow storm. >> lehrer: but first, the other news of the day. here's hari sreenivasan in our newsroom. >> sreenivasan: former president bill clinton underwent a procedure to have two stents placed in one of his coronary arteries today. a statement from his press office reported he was hospitalized in new york after feeling discomfort in his chest. the statement went on to say he is now in good spirits and will continue to focus on the work of his foundation and haiti's earthquake relief efforts. he was assigned to coordinate the international response to

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clarity of the house and the convenience of the prime minister, perhaps he could restrict his answer to a b. or c. >> mr. speaker, the thing i regret most is the support as we try to take this country through the session with more apprenticeships, with more people going to university, with more people going to college and every school guarantee the chance of a job or training, all these things were resisted by the party opposite. >> thank you, mr. speaker. will my right honorable friend agree with me that investing in apprenticeships is an important way of investing in recovery? and will be -- does he share my despair and the actions of tory south council and abandoning their apprenticeship scheme and would urge them to reconsider that and show that the tories for ones are interested in young people and their futures? >> mr. speaker, is difficult to know what the tory policy is on anything at the moment. but certain for 20 and i could not guarantee that any apprenticeships that he wishes to support would be supported by the party opposite. such is the lack of clarity about what the policy i

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caller: i would give it a b. preferred the stimulus money, a larger chunk goes back to individuals to put the money into individual's hands. but overall i would give it a b. i find it interesting when you asked the last caller where he got information about the stimulus, he , hean f, and he could not give any source of information. i think there is far too much going on. i also do not think -- think it is odd, i hear the oft-repeated law that the obama administration promised unemployment will not go above ç8% and i have looked everywhee -- media matters, c-span, obama's speeches, statementsç n newspapers and google and of no where did they promise of the unemployment would not go above 8% but yet you hear republicans repeat this canard every day on c-span. i think that obama -- i think the people need to check themselves. i think they need to realize th# cobra benefits, some stimulus money weítç to that. police and fire and road clearing. we had a record snowfall in the northeast. i]these states and local gove

and when they bought the book they would get a line letter, a, b, c, et cetera.t of browse the store. sit wherever they're comfortable and only stand in line for a very short -- relatively short period of time. we bring them up in groups of 50 by letter. they go right up. right through. they get their books signed and shake ms. palin's hand and are free to shop or go home. this is certainly, i think, a unique situation as far as the national media goes. we are fairly familiar with all of our cincinnati media partners. but the national media network media we have in quite a bit but we're thrilled to welcome -- yeah, german tv, canadian tv. some of the network entertainment programs that's been following ms. palin on tour and, of course, our good friends at c-span. >> finally, for people who don't know joseph-beth booksellers, how could you describe it? >> well, you know, we're a regional book company. began in lexington. and we're in lexington and cincinnati. and then we -- after the first couple of years, the women who started davis kidd booksellers in memphis an

a spokesperson for b of a called the claims totally without merit. >>> u.s.ty regulators are taking a close look at reports of braking problems in the toyota prius. the hybrid prius. until now it was not figured into the massive recalls of toyota vehicles but the prius is the focus of a formal investigation by the national highway traffic safety administration. that agency received 124 complaints about prius brake problems, including four involving crashes. toyota has recalled more than eight million other cars and trucks worldwide for problems with gas pedals. one safety analyst claims the company hasn't really addressed that problem yet. >> so i think unequivocally that these recalls simply do not get to the core of the problems that toyota has. these are completely computer-guided systems and we all know that electronics fail. they do fail and they will fail. the problem with toyota is they haven't built enough fail-safe devices into their cars to ensure that drivers get control of the vehicle when a failure happens. >> toyota is supplying its dealers with

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you and your children -- at the moment, we have to say barack obama has only, we would only give him a "bt best, doing that. because sponging up populist fury is so not his style. when he has it, he probably goes and plays a round of pickup hoop. >> he's what was described to me recently as an npr liberal. that means all things considered, he's somebody who really believes in the power of persuasion. and i think actually a better parallel is 1991-'02, ross perot. look how close, that election was very close. clinton in the end had to move into the center, reach out to republicans in order to get business done. and he suffered that big, big defeat in '94. >> what does the tea party movement tell us? >> i was just going to see that even though it seems extremely likely the democratic party will suffer severely, we don't know quite how much we would expect them to in better circumstances, in the midterm elections, it's much less clear of whether this is a one-term presidency for obama. it can't possibly have escaped his attention that if there is a kind of nervous division inside the democra

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you heard david gergen talk about a plan "b," a skinny plans as it's being called.his had so much momentum last year, partly into the summer. what happened? >> i would like to see a public option. like many americans and many doctors i'd like to see the private insurance companies held accountable for some of their excessive behavior. i think that more competition in the marketplace is a good thing. i would like to see the plan go forward on several fronts where it hasn't. i would like to see malpractice reform. doctors do undoubtedly practice because of fear of lawsuits. i would like to see universal health care coverage. the republican plan doesn't expand access to health care as much as the obama plan does. and i would like to see the cost curve bent. i think the obama plan does that credibly. i don't see the republican plan doing that as effectively. >> we could talk all day about this. obviously some of the things you're talking about simply aren't going to happen as we know now, sandeep. dr. healy, dr. jahar, thank you so much. >>> just if the mere invitation

she hasn't one said if you give me a, b or c, i'll vote for the bill. that's the problem. we've been negotiating against ourselves most of the time. >> most americans -- we can get into the process, and 60 votes are required to do this, but most americans look at this and they say, democrats control washington. they control congress. they control the white house, so understandably, i think a lot of people wonder why more can't get done. how do you answer that, really? >> first of all, i make a very important distinction between what's going on in the house and the senate. we in the house have passed just about all the important bills the president said he wanted to pass this year. five times in the state of the union address, he urged the senate to follow the house's lead. the senate, unfortunately, we have somehow bought into this idea you do need 60 votes to do anything, which isn't a majority, it's a supermajority, and that's hard to get agreement between 100 people. getting 60 is very difficult. but there's no doubt about it. even with 59, where he should be getting mo

stin a b ♪ womalf torie e g. n #2 thaght. re first ha >> bob: 52-49, old dominion leading here. >> brian: they have had a fabulous team. that's a 7-0 run for old dominion during last minute and a half. they have the 4-point lead here after georgia state led by 3 at 49-46. dukes defended. james on goldston. gold on the has been really covered tonight. >> big rebound by hampton but he can't hold onto it and carter pulls it down for the old dominion team. >> brian: he's struggled all night because he's not gotten a clear look. defenders are doing a wonderful job of chasing him off the 3. >> bob: he's 0 for 5 tonight. how about carter's ability to stretch the defense. if i was barnes, i would try to continue to give him that opening to penetrate because he's been successful tonight. >> dukes is out to fields over to lott. georgia state trails by 5. plenty of time to shoot and 1 on the shot clock. hampton tries to feed it inside to lott. lott cow not finish. rebound comes into the arms of bazemore. bazemore is a red shirt sophomore

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he says he would give the county's efforts a b-plus.less generous in the grading. back to you. >> thank you, chris. >>> and because supplies to treat the roads are dwindling in maryland, governor martin o'malley and state officials are urging drivers to stay home if they can. >> i'm not sure how much firmer we can be except to say if you do not have to drive, do not drive. do not go out on the roads. do your civic duty by keeping your car off the roads so that emergency vehicles and the plows can do what they need to do. >> governor o'malley also says closing state roads is not an option since it would use up too many state resources to turn drivers away. >>> one thing we all have in common it seems is finding ways to clear away all of that snow that's out there from roofs, driveways, the sidewalks, porches, vehicles. snow is everywhere. this is a bird's eye view of the roof being cleared at maryland intermediate school in manassas. don't you wish you had equipment like that? when it comes to clearing away snow, there are several school

. >> it's been a daunting task but i think i'd give them a b-plus. the challenge for us more importantly have been the loss of power. that creates a real challenge for any jurisdiction. i think overall we responded quite well. >> reporter: there are still neighborhoods without power like this section of silver spring where a downed line has left two dozen residents in the dark. >> in our case it's particularly distressing. we've got a 7-month-old child. we've got a 2 1/2-year-old. so it's hard. we're being patient. pepco, we get very little information from them. the scheduling seems to be rather random. >> reporter: where the kids now? >> the kids are at day care. we've been staying with friends overnight. we'll move to a hotel tonight. >> reporter: what is your reaction to the forecast of more snow? >> i'm not looking forward to it. usually i would love to have my son who is 2 1/2 go out and play, but this time it just means that there might be more delays in the electricity coming back on. we're just not looking forward to that. >> well, tonight's

. >> and when you guys lose power, what will you do for a b here we g we're checking out the ride courtesy of the crew in sky fox. the lanes are open as you continue from college park headed around towards 270. no incidents to reported out to the american legion bridge. we've got a picture here of falls road headed out towards the split. dry payment right now so if you do have to make the trip to the grocery store or in for work for a couple of hours, now is the time to go and do it. no accidents to report if you are traveling inbound new york avenue. we had problems with our signal lights. they were short timing. police came out there to help direct you through the intersection. the pace is improving leaving northeast to northwest. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> the rush continues at the airports for folks trying to get out of town or change their flight flanz. >> flights are being canceled for travelers coming in and out of town. sherry ly join us live with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i saw people starting to arrive here at the ai

: yes, you know, around 10:00 yesterday morning, witnesses say they saw stack's plane, literally on a bard the side of the building behind me, and they said it was barely clearing the power lines and you can see here behind me and again was on a b-line and here's how they described what happened next. >> you can see them, coming in, and, he was just so low, because by the time i got up close to the wall you could actually see him right before he hit the building. >> soon as it cleared our view, line of sight... a ball of flames shot up like higher than the apartments. but it did not look like he didn't have control. it didn't look like -- it looked like he was just flying, smooth as can be. >> from the explosion we knew people in the plane didn't make it or how many people were in there but it hit an office building 10:00 in the morning on a weekday. >> reporter: a scary thing, martha, to think it could have been anybody's office building here in austin, texas, anywhere across the country. martha: indeed it could, thank you very much. bill: amazing amount of damage that small plane caus

the constitution makes no sense at all. >> host: whether it is the louisiana purchase by jefferson or a b is corpus -- >> guest: it wasn't war so what relevance does that have? >> host: it's just a unilateral expression of presidential power, not war, right? >> guest: yeah but again this is something he could have gotten permission if he wanted but he thought there was no time. he wanted a constitutional amendment. that is what he first proposed and his advisers said we've won't have time to get napoleon to go along with this. if you start doing this he will think that you are shilly-shallying. but as i say it is and war power so people who bring that up as in a sample of presidential war power are stretching it. host kaput habeas corpus as mentioned by leggitt -- >> guest: it was totally unconstitutional and the supreme court said it was so. if the father was a war measure we often have war measures that are unconstitutional, the intention of the japanese during world war ii. what's interesting about them, the manhattan project is we had on constitutional procedures that got prolonged in

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