lazy, selfish, disappointing, that's how flip saunders felt about his teaming's perform angst last night. it was only a preseason game but a 25-point butt kicking, enough to send the coke on a diatribe in the press conference. here's why. checkouts all the easy buckets. wizards gave up to guys line spencer hawes. who? he nearly had a career night and on the offensive end washington built a lot of houses with bricks. 33%. here's more of coach's post- game description. >> how hard we played in practice for the six or seven days of how we competed, that didn't translate over and that's the one thing i was waying to hoping i would see. we came out almost too cool like. >> not work. cal making their first trip to denver to face the avs. caps goaltending dropped off this year from fourth last year to 23rd this year. we'll have highlights tonight. redskins for the meadowlands tomorrow taking on the giants. and ilan dry and jamal brown won't play, hoping to recapture the magical week one when they won 28-14. and finally, big day of football tomorrow on wusa. 1:00, bengals-rams amount the big one

. >> there is a lot of angst and this building. i am hopeful we will get some quickly.ery >> his constituents believe he needs to do more than just quit. >> i do not think it is right. >> thomas has about to stay in office. not only was the city council monday, this issue on is a scheduled vote on bill.ics reform it is unclear if thomas will vote. in montgomerykers late into tonight for an employee you do is gone missing while on duty. we were over the watershed. employee does it. this afternoon. rescue teams used dogs, not question -- night- vision equipment to search the waters and a wooded area nearby. >>> we are monitoring a development coming in from chevy chase. to track downing someone they're calling a dangerous robbery suspect who targeting churches and other religious affiliations. believe that this man hit. other places of worship. they see it -- they said that he is preying on some of the most trusted of places. would a large crucifix hanging clearly around his neck, this man looks every bit the part of wasncerned fathe

. >>> 2011 >>> >>> they're angsted 16th in the country. if you've never seen they love to run. they scored 8 the points a game. interesting to see how georgetown responds to this challenge. they spent the last few weeks playing lesser opponents. memphis the not a lesser opponent. >> as long as we're able constitute criminal, dictate the style of play, slowing it down, running the offense, i think we'll be okay. >> we'll put pressure on them and make them turn the pal over. >> you may not know gonzales because he played way out west for the as, but he won 16 games last season and is thought to be a starter. one of the four top prospects the nats had to give up is brad peacock. he won 15 games this season. back to gonzales, impressive numbers, 31 winds the last two seasons. fourth best the american league, and here's what i like. he typically pitches late into the game. his era last season, 3.12, was 10th best in baseball. >>> won't be long before we talk about the redskins upcoming draft and most believe they need a franchise quarterback. when you consider draft positioning and

and when i think of peter, i think of the happy songs the fun songs, but i also think of the teenage angstthe emotion of growing up as a 14 year old, 15 year old, 16 year old hearing these songs for the first time and really wanted to go up to mrs. brown's mother or whoever mrs. brown may be to you and say i, i love your daughter and may i have her hand and can we go out and hold hands. that's all apart of the emotion, the experience the feeling we are trying to share. more '60s on the way. hurry, call right now. announcer: welcome back to "my music." and now, the ventures with the "my music" orchestra. ["hawaii 5-0" theme playing] [cheers and applause] announcer: and now, "my music" presents the miracles. ["ooo baby baby" playing] the miracles: ♪ooh, la la la la i did you wrong my heart went out to play in the game i lost you what a price to pay i'm cryin' ooh baby, baby ooh baby, baby mistakes, i know i've made a few but i'm only human you've made mistakes too i'm cryin' ooh baby, baby ooh baby, baby i'm just about at the end of my rope but i can't stop tryin' i can't give up hope 'cause

i think there is a lot of angst in this investigation that the u.s. attorney would proceed is an investigation. >> and there is a time when his effectiveness, you know, under this type of barrage, you know, becomes questionable and that is a decision for him to make. >> reporter: thomas' office was open but quiet today. he was at the building yesterday and clearly under fire from more than a few in the community. >> i think harry thomas should resign. >> reporter: he's the spokesman for a recall movement, claiming to have at least 1500 supporters. >> and the citizens of d.c. need to take the government into their own hands. if he doesn't step down, we're going to recall him. >> and how about among council member thomas' constituents in brooklyn, the heart of ward five. >> a need for change and that is coming quick for him. >> and does he still have your confidence. >> more confident in the beginning and anyway, no. >> so, kind of lost it, my support. >> reporter: organizers of the recall movement say by law they can't officially launch their campaign

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you know, you want to like, you know, lose all of that anger d angst.ose people that are out there get educated. don't brush us aside and don't count us out. hear more of their stories at usoinvisiblewounds dot org. the wounds are invisible. the stories are real. time for the lunchbreak. we are making traditional indian food with a modern twist. bombay wraps is here this is the first fast food indian restaurant in chicago. >> that is a great idea. . >> in this form you can make it very easily at home. >> we do have a few spices here. >> yes it they are available at any local grocery store. . >> what are you making today. >> we are making one of the most popular indian foods. we are going to make this today. this is greek yogurt.we add half a teaspoon of ginger and garlic finley minced. 1 tbsp. of oil vegetable oil. 1 tbsp. of lime juice.. >> are these ingredients available. >> they are widely available now. this spice is very strong but that is okay because there are no other spices going into this mayor nate marinade. take 2 1/2 pounds of chicken. >> h

there is so much angst out there that we do not know which party is going to take the brunt of it. the debt battle and another government shut down show b down just recently. there will be a lot of jockeying. there will not be a lot of big deals in 2012. they will just do what they have to do like spending bills and other must have stuff. >> a lot of this year was a reaction to the last two years. you will see that continued. just absolute discipline and focus on the republican argument that it is spending and not taxes. they will win that in the bargain that goes through this weekend. democrats look like they are abandoning taxing the surcharge on the bricks. -- the rich. the public is still looking through what looks there. publicgot to respond to concerns about that. >> the democrats have been equally focused in their message this year. both sides have been focused and have not strayed off of their messaging and parlor -- and policy purses. what does policies look like- -- and their policy pursuits. what does policy look like? >> the deficit and jobs. both sides will be talking

the killing hasn't ended just because gadhafi is dead and gone former rebels continue to take their angst out on supporters all of the toppled regime and you may find some of the images on the board this report disturbing. this is what it's like to look down in the face a group of man the young and old captured after the nadir propped rebels overran get off his hometown of sirte there was behind a camera delivers a verdict you remember. the jews. and the captives themselves seemed dad certain about what's coming next. scenes like these when you know that possibly be as the rebels assisted by western powers so to liberate the country from gadhafi i've been lodgings about he said district tendencies grow more and more outlandish by the day and that seems to justify any sort of treatment for his perceived loyalists in some places the violence is quite bad the town we looked out in was called. and the militias from the neighboring town of misrata are terrorizing the people of to where they accuse them of having fought for qaddafi of having committed atrocities in his name this is one of the l

you know, you want to like, you know, lose all of that anger d angst. i would say to those people that are out there get educated. don't brush us aside and don't count us out. hear more of their stories at usoinvisiblewounds dot org. the wounds are invisible. the stories are real. there was a problem with the pick three and pick four lottery numbers ... and now the answer for today's trivia question: samuel morse is best known as the inventor of the telegraph but he was also an accomplished painter ... >>look at the rain passing to the south of chicago ... and we have that alberta clipper that will produce some flurries overnight may be in the morning to ... the next weather system will be headed here from the southwest coast we will see some rain here on monday ... the light went overnight will pick up tomorrow afternoon there is mild oceanic air sweeping across the midwest we will see that on sunday the high may be 40 degrees the wind is much lighter today than it was yesterday the forecast by tomorrow morning will have a wind remain light until later

inversion an article of the human virus angst ensures the rights to a family life for those who live there but what sounds found paper is being used in reality by criminals because they can of the turn decisions to deport them for their offenses by using the legal loophole that allows them to stay on. planes the right to a family life is not an absolute right and it must not be used to drive a coach through our immigration system. article eight an innocuous sounding element in the human rights act but which means having children can stop illegal immigrants being kicked out of britain no matter what they've done paul houston knows what it's like to have your family destroyed his twelve year old daughter amy was killed in a hit and run by an iraqi who was banned from driving cross and. the driver of the car the runner or. encourage long corridor on the bomb of the car and . she became trapped under the wheels of the car. he basically fled the scene and left the guy trapped under the wheels in the water car amy's killer asso mohammed abraham already had a string of minor convictions eve

you know, you want to like, you know, lose all of that anger d angst.uld say to those people that are out there get educated. don't brush us aside and don't count us out. hear more of their stories at usoinvisiblewounds dot org. the wounds are invisible. the stories are real. wgn news @ 9 christmas miracle activity display back to rightful owners after a decade worker hoffman estates police department up cut baby jesus eight years ago stolen from the ball on display in front of their home article chicagotribune.com provided police department somebody had stolen property years ago now finally knew who it belonged to baby jesus back where he belongs and tom skilling in the weather center next seven days how did it look? >> pop and the down typical winter la nina " spells on the horizon rainfall icy weather north of wisconsin border mostly rainfall during the day at lunchtime and mark evening that passes on and we get down to serious business of warming up how much moisture may come down across the area kenosha uptick recorders and inch of rainfall almost

. >> it is quite unpleasant to see that, and it causes a lot of angst and people come to the hospital emergency room worried they have had a stroke when really it is something a little more benign with one side of the face being paralyzed. >> that reaction to go to the emergency room a good thing to do? >> a very reasonable one. but a quick check at home would be to see if you can move your armor your leg. if you are not weak in your armor leg, it is probably bell's palsy. >> what causes it to come on suddenly? >> most of the time we don't know. we think it might be due to a virus. another growing cause in the baltimore area could be lyme disease. it is associated with diabetes. >> how long does it take for someone to get over? >> in an uncomplicated case, between 30 and 0 days. -- 30 and 90 days. >> are certain people prone? >> in people that have diabetes it occurs more often and people around the age of 40. >> and men or women? >> equal. no difference between the two. >> but there is medication to treat it? >> yes. the key thing is to receive treatment quickly. treatment needs to b

you know, you want to like, you know, lose all of that anger d angst. would say to those people that are out there get educated. don't brush us aside and don't count us out. hear more of their stories at usoinvisiblewounds dot org. the wounds are invisible. the stories are real. stock markets are closed for the day. chaffing where the markets ended. we have at the the dow up 5%. it's right around 12,000 to 50 and the s&p and the nasdaq are slightly in the red for this year. that is disappointing. it has really been a really tough week. stocks are down 30%. 120 sears and kmart stores across the nation will be closed. illinois is spirit for now but they still have to find another 40 stores with thatafter coming out with a list of about 80 stores. ford topped 2 million vehicles for the first time since 2007. there the first car maker to hit that mark. the company attributes it to the demand for more fuel- efficient cars. oil is back under $100 a barrel. there is still speculation that escalating tensions in the middle east could hurt oil supplies. there is

i know that when i was in high school, i was so... uh, angst-ridden. yeah.ut i mean, you didn't shoot anybody. no, but there were days when i wanted to do, you know, real... real damage to... to you. to me? hey, buddy, take your best shot. come on. wait, i'll help you out, i'll get on my knees. come on. i'm not a kid anymore. all right. tough guy, let's go. maybe we should step outside. all right. how about now? how about now? let's go. come on. you ain't got nothing. all right, all right. how about we just get pizza? no, i don't want to go out, man, i just got home. there's a lovely pot roast in the fridge. it's a week old. come on. how do you know that? of course. you eat here more than i do. i'll pay, how's that? captioning sponsored by cbs and paramount network television have asked yours truly to teach you about treating frequent heartburn. 'cause i know a thing or two about eatin'. if you're one of those folks who gets heartburn and then treats day after day... well that's like checking on your burgers after they're burnt! [ male announcer ] treat your

you know, you want to like, you know, lose all of that anger d angst.i would say to those people that are out there get educated. don't brush us aside and don't count us out. hear more of their stories at usoinvisiblewounds dot org. the wounds are invisible. the stories are real. stocks are up. the dow gained about a hundred points right now. the shows the economy is holding up despite europe's debt crisis. home sales rose and the number of people filing for unemployment benefits came at a three-year low. the economy created 150,000 jobs in december. a big slide in gold today which is down 2%. its [bleep] gold is on the brink of a bear market. gold is now down to $1,500 an ounce. a different story for amazons candle products which are really red hot. they're sold over 1 million candles each week this month. kindles each week this month. so far it is not affecting amazons bottom line. wal-mart is still winning in the price wars. research shows wal-mart widened its price advantage over competitors since november, especially on grocery items. even discount

export angst, disappointing stock day and manufacturing malaise sound alarm bells here in asia. >>> cracks are appearing in the eu's agreement that was men to the save the single currency. >>> and chinese internet senses are way in as anger over a land grab continues. >>> debt and economic distress have dragged western economies down over the past few years, it seems as though asia had been appearing to defy gravity. now it seems the signs are that things could be changing as the euro zone's debt crisis sends a chill through the world's global economy. let's have a look on japan first up. we've had interesting figures out there. japan's quarterly survey came out showing a grim outlook among big japanese manufacturers struggling, on the one hand, strong currency of the yen and slack export demand. we saw a preliminary number from china's hsbc's purchasing manager's index and that in turn showed that manufacturing in the world's second biggest economy is now contracting. the financial times reports that chinese exporters of stocks have been particularly badly hit, especially those who export

you know, you want to like, you know, lose all of that anger d angst. i would say to those people that are out there get educated. don't brush us aside and don't count us out. hear more of their stories at usoinvisiblewounds dot org. the wounds are invisible. the stories are real. wgn news @ 9 iowa caucuses six days away at the gop presidential contenders are apparently feeling the heat- a tax starting to pile up six of the republican contenders campaigned across iowa it from the leading into a beating in a new poll of this month it was newt gingrich at the top down to keep the campaign positive but he is impacting ron paul just hit it can grich with an attack advertisement batt but i think ron paul views are totally outside the mainstream of every decent american >> ron paul thinks ok toiran " what then i did not >> negative advertisements against mitt romney fallen with- against ron paul open to win big and i what many say turned off by the negative ads. occupy protesters about like to interrupt candidates camping outside or inside campaign offices la

that gets out all of the angst. >> by the way for me the biggest u.s.ye" beating every hour of m praying in the demoing on abc and cnn. secondly, the death of bin laden. >> that didn't make it? >> i was going to say, greg, we were talking about earlier, they put the death of bin laden this their world news section. greg and i are pretty certain they did that so they could put occupy as number one. and get troy davis in there. >> you could tell -- you know that little game where you had to move around little letters. they were letter things to get them all in a row. that's what they did with their votes. they moved it so they could make that number one. >> it is a game with little letters. it is square and made of plastic. >> you can make a naked lady sometimes. >> he knew exactly what he was doing. >> you said he played it correctly because he was upset michele bachmann said the founding fathers worked tirelessly. shouldn't he have picked sting's history will teach us nothing? >> yes, it is a huge variety of choices. we discussed that in the past. even

i think there's been a lot of angst in this building that the u.s.igation. i'm hopeful that we will get to a closure quickly. >> and there is sternly a time where his effectiveness, you know -- certainly a time where his effectiveness, you know, under this type of barrage becomes questionable, but that's a decision for him to make. >> reporter: thomas' office was open but quiet today. he was briefly at the wilson building yesterday clearly under fire from more than a few in the community. >> i think harry thomas should resign immediately. >> reporter: frederick butler is a spokesman for a recall movement claiming to have at least 1,500 supporters. >> the citizens of d.c. need to take the government into their own hands and if he doesn't step down, we're going to recall him. >> reporter: how about among council member thomas' constituents here in brooklyn, the heart of ward 5? >> i think there's a need for change and change is going to come really quick for him. >> reporter: does he still have your confidence? >> i don't think he had my confidence in

i think there's been a lot of angst in this building that the u.s. attorney proceeded with the investigation. i'm hopeful we'll get to a closure very quickly. >> the presumption of innocence is something very, very precious. even in this situation where he's paying back an amount of money. even in this situation, that presumption of innocence is so central to our constitutional protections. >> there's a lot swirling around the wilson building because there are other ongoing investigations that include one with mayor vincent gray and another with chairman kwame brown. the u.s. attorney's office investigation with gray started after a candidate accused the mayor and his campaign of paying him to make disparaging remarks about the then-mayor in exchange for a job. there's also an investigation by the u.s. attorney's office about hundreds of thousands of dollars raised and spent by chairman brown's 2008 campaign when he was running for an at-large seat. both have denied any wrongdoing. so there is a lot going on in the wilson building. >> also, what's go

there's a lot of angst, uncertainty, fear. what's underlying it all? of politicians to face it, handle it and take charge. >> look what's going on with the republican candidates. there's so much uncertainty of who is going to get it. >> jim, can this economy handle what a lot of people think might happen? john is one of them, a kick the can down the road congress all the way through the election. no major policy gets done, no big bills get passed, can we handle that economically? >> i don't think we can. the economy is not really generating the job growth that it needs to. yes, people are leaving the work pool. unemployment is coming down. we are growing at what economists call the potential. while we look domestically, the story in 2012 is what could happen foreign to us. europe is a problem unresolved and could get worse for them and could affect us here. china, the slowdown there could affect us, too. the president might be looking at what's happening in the economy. congress looking at what's happening in the economy, then all of a sudden something

there's a lot of angst, uncertainty, fear. what's underlying it all?liticians to face it, handle it and take charge. >> look what's going on with the republican candidates. there's so much uncertainty of who is going to get it. >> jim, can this economy handle what a lot of people think might happen? john is one of them, a kick the can down the road congress all the way through the election. no major policy gets done, no big bills get passed, can we ha handle that economically? >> i don't think we can. the economy is not really generating the job growth that it needs to. yes, people are leaving the work pool. unemployment is coming down. we are growing at what economists call the potential. while we look domestically, the story in 2012 is what could happen foreign to us. europe is a problem unresolved and could get worse for them and could affect us here. china, the slowdown there could affect us, too. the president might be looking at what's happening in the economy. congress looking at what's happening in the economy, then all of a sudden something fr

the rise of gingrich is causing some angst in the romney camp. as demonstratorred by his interview with bret baier earlier this week. romney is rightly frustrated, every time he turns around, there is another surging candidate. first it was michelle bachmann, then rick perry and herman cain and now newt gingrich. he got a bit testy, which could be a good thing if he decides to become more aggressive. but if he comes across as petulant, that will hurt him. newt gingrich was right, he told us last summer that his campaign would not be traditional, that bringing his message directly to the folks through cable tv news mainly fox, would make him a contender, and that's exactly what has happened. also mr. gingrich has done well in the debate, hammering some moderators who are perceived as liberals and generally showing a mastery of public policy. romney has done well in debate, but not as conservative as newt gingrich and in the primaries that puts him at a disadvantage. puts him at a disadvantage. on the democratic side, president obama would rather r

don't know if any of you remember, germany in the 1980s, the black forest suffered a strange period of angste dying off by the millions, some mysteries disease that no one could comprehend. the thought was it has something to do with environmental pollution. ultimately, what was interesting was during this period about the self-destruction of the black forest, there was a quantum increase in cases of clinical depression all across germany. the black forest eventually recovered, and the incidences of psychological depressions went down. when you consider the german people have this ancestral and mythological memory of the forest, the woods where the gods lived, and when they felt that their mythological history was being destroyed, they felt that they were being destroyed themselves, the people. all of which has nothing to much to do with biography, but, well, i guess it does. because theodore roosevelt as i'm sure most of you know, was the first and greatest of our conservationist president's. when he became president in 1901, the word conservation could be found in american dictionaries bu

it's a very sort of intense scene that's years and years of pent-up frustration and sexual angst thathat one moment. so it was my first kiss with a dude, but it's not how people think. there was much more fake blood and broken glass involved. so it's pretty intense. >> ellen: you can't say what it was like to kiss leo because there was fake blood and broken glass. >> this is true. >> ellen: but i've heard he has soft lips. >> he does have soft lips. >> ellen: and you appreciate when your wife asks you to shave. >> stubble is not great. fellows, trust me, shave. softer. >> ellen: well, congratulations on all your success. "j. edgar" opens in theaters everywhere tomorrow. we will be right back. armie. [cheers and applause] ng ding, d♪ ♪ that is their song, with joyful ring, all caroling, ♪ ♪ne seems to hear, rds of good cheer, om everywhere, ♪ ♪ filling the air, oh how they pound, ising the sound, ♪ ♪ o'er hill and dale, telling their tale, gaily they ring, ♪ ♪ while people sing, songs of good cheer, christmas is here. ♪ be five percent more merry with the target red card, i love it! by

i think there has been a lot of angst in this building that the u.s. attorney proceed with the investigation. i am hopeful that we will get to closure very quickly. >> well, i am sad that it's reached this point, and my feelings, i have been thinking about council member thomas and his mother and his family and how terribly impactful this really must be for them. >> are you still calling for his resignation? >> based on the previous -- what happened with the 300,000 with the attorney general yes but in terms of this, i don't have any new information. and at that this time i have no comments. >> reporter: harry thomas was at the wilson building for a world aids day event on thursday. >> i think harry thomas should resign immediately. >> reporter: he's now the subject of a recall movement. >> the citizens of d.c. need to take the government into their own hands and if he doesn't step down, we're going to recall him. >> reporter: late today, chairman brown called for a meeting of the d.c. city council to discuss the thomas situation. they had to cancel th

. >> there's a lot of angst about extending the payroll tax holiday.d of the day, we'll have quite a bit of unity. as you pull things out, obviously we lose votes. and if we have to do that to get senate votes, then democrats are going to have to swallow at least some things they don't like. and they'll have to put votes on the table as well. so i think -- i can see the outline of a successful conclusion here. o an separate track are going well. so, you know, it's going to be messy. it's going a little tight. i think we can get there. >> one of the things where it may be more functional than it looks. let's go to the presidential race. in a previous life you were a strategist, a pollster, checker, all those things. newt gingrich might say that. that's how he feels about all consultants these days. but you're looking where the republican electorate is. i thought the most significant number out of our state polls last week and we have two more this weekend on "meet the press." was how conservative republicans viewed mitt romney. large majorities are cons

americans can ill afford to lose, i think mitt romney is fully responsible for the uncertainty and the angst that voters have. who wants a president who you can't count on? who wants a president that has no conviction? >> you bring up the payroll tax and the white house is having to prepare in case the government shuts down. give us the odds that that happens right now, is it 50/50? >> president obama is doing everything he can to make sure that we can continue to keeping the government up and running. you've got republicans like newt gingrich, for example, who have a track record of not caring about whether or not the government -- >> but he's not in congress right now, to be fair. >> no, but the leadership of the republicans, chris, have brought us to the brink -- this brink twice before already. it's so unnecessary. we need to come to the table and work together. we have a balanced approach we could take. we could make sure that we ask for a little bit more from people who can well afford to give a little bit more and ensure that we have cuts to reduce our deficit and make sure that we're

-- i can understand their concerns and our concern is we don't want to do anything to increase the angst or reopen the wound of a family that said, you know, we have come to closure. we have the remained of our loved one. we have buried our loved one or intered them according to their family tradition. and we don't want to do anything to open that wound. >> sreenivasan: we'll have more on this story at the end of the program. the obama administration has plans to boost the number of job opportunities for disabled workers. the labor department has proposed a requirement that at least 7% of federal contractors' workforces include employees with disabilities. disabled americans currently have an unemployment rate of 13%. the rule is now subject to a 60- day public comment period before it is considered for final approval next year. in the presidential race, republican mitt romney's campaign began directly criticizing his competitor newt gingrich. for his part, gingrich said he'll keep his campaign focused on remaining positive. meanwhile, john huntsman took both the frontrunners on during a

looking for he or she who might best defeat barack obama in a general election and perhaps all that angstnd anger is going to get lost in primary season. you know to what i refer. >> absolutely. i got the answer for them. you know i start by being governor centric and take a look at a governor who had a great track record as governor, led the states in job creation. pew foundation said it was the best managed state. only governor who has foreign policy experience, the only candidate "the wall street journal" says his economic plan is the best for the country both short and long term and understands that america's future is in dealing with china and india. that individual is governor huntsman. he's a solid conservative. he's a nonjudgmental conservative. he has foreign policy experience unlike the rest of the field combined and a heck of a record as governor. if they're looking for somebody to win in november, you and i know this is not a 50-state election. we're down to eight or ten states. jon huntsman is the answer. >> they're looking for somebody who's going to kneecap the president in