.los detalles comenzará a circular en febrero de 2011.los detalles hoy por ur impasión.ápriimpacto, ápdo anécdotas del bar de la república. >>> es unh@áprimer impacto (m-f. >>> y hablamos con univh@áprime mucho provecho. >>> físicamente el equipo va agarrando forma, intentamos absorber todo lo que se pueda en esta semana. >>> esta noche cruz azul y pachuca tendrán el primer agarrón en la final de la liga de campeones de la concacaf, y los tuzos buscarán jugar su tercer mundial de clubes. >>> y vamos al partido de ida entre bayern y el lyon de francia. el bayern ganó 1 por 0. yh@mer impacto (m-fh@ aeuunivis para el inicio de la copa del mundo? >>> 50 días, nada más, para ese partido entre méxico y sudáfrica. y recuerde que el trofeo llega el día 30 de abril, y estará aquí en los estudios de "primer impacto", y pueden revivir los mejores momentos de los mundiales, y todo sobre sus jugador juga jugadores favoritos. es todo por mi parte. >>> gracias. y bueno, un accidente aunivh@ápe una motocicleta le cambió la vida a un atleta, y desde cancúf pliamotah@ áprimepacto h@notiun comenzó con tr

it was legalized by spain you may notice there are not a lot of apes in spain. why would they do that? because there is a deep fervent desire to destroy human exceptional listen and blur the distinction between the human world and what used to be called the beast in the field pregnant pigs have constitutional rights in florida not to be kept in gestation crates because they humane society of the united states which is not affiliated with the local humane society does not have cut shelters paid with other animal rights groups to bring the initiative of florida to say that pregnant pigs should not be kept in gestation increase i am not arguing if that is proper or improper husbandry techniques that is a legitimate question that needs to be decided in the animal welfare manner what is the human benefit or the harm to the animal and done with expert bought and thinking. why florida? florida is not the pig farm state. there are two words react according to this campaign but why florida? there is no resistance. there was no resistance because there are no pig farms in

. >> reporter: this letter from 1963 was among several hundred pages of documentation given to the ap by attorneys for california clergy abuse victims. the documents were first made public last year after attorneys pursuing clergy abuse claims in los angeles had them unsealed. >>> topping our look at news around the nation: surveillance video shows a tennessee couple walking up to an suv, breaking in and taking out the radio. that seems like a run of the mill crime until you see the video closely. a boy and girl under the age of 12 watched the crime happen right in front of them. police have arrested the couple. >>> what are the chances? how many games have you gone to see your son or daughter play and have this happen to you? denard span hits a foul ball and sees it hit his mom right in the chest. she was treated, came back, sat in the stands. denard was so upset he couldn't play anymore. >>> president barack obama receives hundreds, maybe thousands of letters each day, but meet patrick underwood jr.. here's a third grader at a school in georgia. a couple months ago, he wrote to the

they're extending existing programs, they're adding new ones ap raising government spending and it willuntil somebody says no and i bet you that's bond buyers. >> to me it seems like charles, global warming. global warming, hot out global warming and cold out. and we need more spending because the proof is in the pudding and it works or we don't see anything working so you can have it both ways. >> people are underestimating our economy. this is a 14 trillion dollar economy we were talking about and people talk about it like the government say it does. we might have had more pain, but here is the real deal. i think we need more spending, because two-thirds of the economy is spending, this is not consumer spending. if you really want to goose the economy, let people keep more of the money they make. give them a break. cut their taxes and cut taxes for businesses, innocecentivize hiring the right way and you'll see sustained growth. the things we've been talking about right here. ipad was a hot product and toyota was the hottest car in the world and given the incentives you get the result

it will run 150,000 apes, small programs created for the iphone. and it can be held comfortably for reading. >> i think this will, basically, be your new newspaper and your new stack of magazines. >> reporter: ipad doubters are focusing on what it doesn't do it doesn't have a cram. my cell phone has a camera. my laptop has a camera. and it doesn't have a real keyboard as plenty of cell phones do. >> you know, this one actually has a physical keyboard which a lot of people still want and the ipad doesn't. so it's hard to imagine why you necessarily need to switch from this to this. >> reporter: less than a decade ago, the ipod was a similarly new device that took a while to catch on. in 2002, just 376,000 were sold. last year, apple sold more than 54 million ipods. apple's clearly hoping the ipods will do something similar. >> oh, who's ready for the first day of the rest of their lives! >> reporter: undoubtedly for some, that day will arrive on saturday. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> couric: technology, of course, can be used for bot

streaming tv shows with ads to the ipad adopting websites with aps for the device.nd shows from abc, incomes and fox to the ipad. coming up on closing bell, the story on why magazines hope the ipad will be the holy grail of dual rebel screens, it's not just the kindle that needs to worry about the ipad way docking station, comes with a keyboard, will it kip the laptop? joining us, noah kravitz, editor and chief. you believe it will kill the laptop? >> i don't know if i'm sure it will kill the laptop but it's something laptop makers are definitely standing up and taking notice of. >> why? >> well, you know, back in 2001, no other than bill gates predicted with five years we'd all be using tablet computers instead of laptopso desktops. might have been five years off or so, up to now, hp, dell, dinovo, big laptop makers tried to make this. none have taken off. apple made a living out of taking the computer experience and making it fun, consumer friendly. they did it with the imac, with the ipod. did it with the eye fone, turned the smartphone market on its ear and now

we have the weather channel ap for this.al on it and i actually have the augusta, georgia forecast on this. a lot of people are wondering about the masters, 81 degrees on thursday, all eyes on tiger woods, should be nice, temperatures in the 70s. and i am bringing this home. >>> now to a story that had a lot of people talking this week, a california surfer has become the first woman to paddle board all the way from catalina island to the main land. she did it to raise money for breast cancer research and the cause was helped even more by some unexpected company along the way. lee cowan has that story. >> reporter: the waves were calm, the journey long. some 40 miles of ocean between catalina island and the california coast. with nothing but a board, a paddle and a purpose. >> i just wanted to go out there and do something that was big and a little bit overwhelming to think about. >> reporter: that was the point, for surfer jody nelson, to experience standing up to something scary, just the way her best friend is standing up

i was a photographer for ap news agency. now i am a speaker and i am looking for background. i need to show something [unintelligible] and just looking for the tax. as you are watching, my english is not good enough for speaking. anyway, we live in a decade where the press are not allowed to answer all needs of human beings. the people living in [unintelligible] use their blogs to write about their life and profession and sometimes their opinion. in the country like iran where blogging plays an important role amongst the young generation as well as those in middle age, all take a [unintelligible] there isfor -- for suppression of freedom -- [unintelligible] it can try and see anything you like. your feet will be unknown if you criticize the supreme leader or islamic issues. i would like to tell you about a man who supported the supreme leader for a year. he was a filmmaker and writer for a hard-line newspaper. he found out the results of the june 2010 presidential election. he began to criticize the internal policy of the supreme leader. he also asked him to [unintelligible]

but, i am@ap$s p 'ddsguka)hka )a veiled threat. i read what you said-- spivak was when he came back. there was quite a scene when he interrupted his campaign to come back and i remember i was testifying at the time. michelle davis, who is here with me today, and was sitting behind him was testifying and handed me a note. my blood sorter brand cold right there. she said to me now, if someone asks you about john mccain coming back, just simply say i welcome the involvement of everyone in this and so one because i think she was afraid what might come out of my mouth. [inaudible] specie talk to me on the flight on the way down. in any event, so but, as it turns out, and again, it was a couple of days of anxiety, but again, john mccain when he was back spent time with the house republicans rallying them and so, he did his part. and then even after we got the t.a.r.p., he did not jump on or criticize some of the things we had done, which again were very unpopular. the american people, and i'm proud of the fact that at one level the ameri

. >> this is at the point where we transition from the ape. we know that they don't look like other things that we have found from the same time. things like, have less, they have incredibly long arms. their hands are short and powerful like ours. >> soon, the entire skeleton will go on show. replicas are also being molded so that scientists can study this new chapter in the study of human evolution. >> japanese women are well known for their sense of style from kitsch to the classy. one japanese trend might not kick off elsewhere, the air hostess uniform of the japanese airline aren't seriously high demand. >> they are a people who pride themselves on reserves, the japanese are remarkably willing to dress up. they can be seen inmates outfits inmatesin maid's -- maid's outfits. there are shops that specialize in uniforms. for a few thousand yen you can pretend to be someone else airline stewardesses is a popular choice. nothing can beat the glamour. it is all about the -- little wonder that there is a black-market. shops around here, the genui

. >> is at the point where we transition from an ape that works on two legs to effectively us. >> its a new species of hominid being called australopithecus sediba. >> we know they do not look like other things we have found at the same time period. things like homo have a list in might have heard all. -- homo habilus you might have hurt up. they have hands like ours. >> replicas are being molded says scientists can study this new chapter in the story of human evolution. bbc news, johannesburg. >> this could revolutionize our view of global warming. scientists say the best way to monitor changes in the polar ice caps is from space, and a new satellite has been launched to do that. we have this from mission control in germany. >> our position is go for launch. >> the europe space control center in germany. the mission is to understand what is happening to the polar ice. lift off from an underground satellite -- silo in causing son, a satellite. -- silo in kazakhstan. here we go again. he has waited 12 long years for this, but soon news comes through. the satellite is in orbit. [applau

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i saw ap berth certificate on the internet. you can't believe everything you see on the internet and i've never personally investigated it or studied it. >> it sounds like you say you believe it but don't believe what you see on the internet. you do believe he's an american, though? >> yes, i do. >> as you said, the certificate of live birth is available for anyone to see, it's been released. in hawaii, there are only electronic records at this point, the health department verified it and made public statements. why vote for something which perpetuates this false internet rumors. >> anderson, i think there's been a lot of controversy over the issue, created a division among a lot of people in the united states, for better or worse, many people don't believe he is a u.s. citizen, they believe he has divided loyalties, i suppose you could say. >> those people are wrong, he is a u.s. citizen. >> you're telling me that he's wrong. i've never investigated that. if he is, he has nothing to fear. >> but i mean the information is out t

for all the latest news goo press box online. áp . >>> all right. the check of the seven day.nice dry weather coming in. thursday. i think again on friday. enjoy it. it looks like another wet weather pattern sets up scattered showers saturday. a rain day day on sunday sad to say and then into early next week shower around. temperatures will stay pretty mild but we will have rain around after the next two days. the rain is gone tonight. more this weekend. couple nice days for you and the cows. >> yeah. >> going to the dairy tomorrow. >> right. field trip. bring me back ice cream. >> i will bring pictures. >> all right. >> that's it for us. thank you for watching. remember you can follow all the stories we are covering on at which timer online at abc2.com. have a great night. ♪ [ male announcer ] it's rollback time at walmart. now even on faded glory, which has been completely re-engineered for quality with soft, organic cotton... better fits... and lockstitch seams. and because everyone deserves clothes guaranteed for quality, we've rolled back the price. faded glory. one of th

they hadding long arms like an ape. short, powerful hands. and a veried advanced pelvis and long legs, capable of possibly running like a human. >> what is more remarkable is that they represent a completely new and unexpected species of human ancestors to size. something that we did not think was there. >> the scientists say that this new body will be displayed in every major museum, textbook, and will be taught in every classroom. >>> quite a discovery. >> yes, it is. >> quite a discovery. are you mixing things up. >> yes. we are a little bit. all the warnings have expired. the risk of the heavy thunderstorms and maybe a severe storm. we'll keep you posted. particularly north of town. most the focus that tonight it has been right up along the border. all right, here is your forecast first though. the next three days once we get through tonight, we're in great shape. sunshine returns tomorrow, bright, but brisk. highs around the 60s. pretty much a good deal. not so cool if we have not been in the 90s. low 60s with sunshine and lots of sunshi

abe lincoln was drawn as an ape. and new york democrats shown as predatory tigers.ys sean clegg, whose group created the video, the point is attention. >> most political ads these days are still stuck in the era of walter cronkite, the mega-tar ad is designed for the era of jon stewart and youtube. >> reporter: but veteran republican campaign strategists warn there's a danger. >> there is a fine line between an ad that is sufficiently unique to reinforce the argument and an ad that is so unique and so pecular that it distracts from it. >> reporter: it's too soon to know whether these avatar ads will have any real impact, but if they do, there's just no telling where it might lead. jeff greenfield, cbs news, new york. >>> just a few months ago, americans were scrambling for h1n1 flu vaccine. well, not anymore. the cdc now says of that the 230 million doses made, only about 91 million have been used. 70 million of the leftover doses may be dumped if they're not used before they expire. most of the rest will go to poor countries or to storage. >>> and straight ahead, y

apple says ipad owners downloaded more than 1 million aps and more than 250,000 electronic books on saturday. >> long lines. it's hard to believe they didn't sell out. >> i know. >>> coming up next on this tuesday, tiger woods revls more about his thanksgiving car crash, as he takes to the links for the first time. >>> and why a former "desperate housewives" star is suing for millions >>> updating this morning's breaking news from west virginia. at least 25 coal miners are dead, killed by an underground explosion at a mine south of charleston. at least four are still missing, as investigators look for a cause. one of the miners was just five weeks from retirement. it is the nation's deadliest mine accident since 1984. >>> it is time, now, for a look at morning road conditions. windy along i-25 in new mexico. it will be wet on i-90 from chicago to detroit. and strong winds on i-90 in northwest pennsylvania and western new york. wet along i-5 in the pacific northwest. and it could be an icy commute on i-15 in salt lake city. >> and if you're flying today, expect airport delays in seattle, salt

teeth are almost the same size. >> simon: sediba's brain is smaller than ours, but larger than an ape'slls him a hybrid, a strange mixture, an entirely new species. what is special about this species? >> berger: oh, well, this one doesn't just fall in that bi

it lived nearly two million years ago and has features common to apes and humans. the complete story will air sunday on "60 minutes." and coming up next, a gift that comes with a few strings attached. >> couric: one way to teach your children well is tell them to share what they have with others. so we end tonight with the story of an eight-year-old who was given a gift at a very early age and she's been sharing it ever since. kelly cobiella has tonight's "american spirit. >> this day she told me she does elsewhere. >> reporter: brianna kahane soindz like your typical second grader. >> reporter: that is, until you put a violin in her hands. brianna picked up her first violin when she was three years old and she's played nearly every day since. what do you like about playing the violin? >> well, i love it because it's kind of like a singing voice to me. and i love playing it because it makes me happy and it makes other people listening to me feel really happy, too. >> reporter: but this isn't a story about another child prodigy. it's a story about a girl with a gift

. >>> also, i want to give ape shout out to all of my good friends at winfield elementary out in westminster. i talked to 130 second graders. they had great questions. >> good. >> and a lot of answers, too. i think some of them were smarter than me, let mae tell you. real quick, too, we have the two degree weather winner today. or monday higgins out of baltimore, thanks for entering your name. we did enter that guarantee today. they won't be too long lived, the showers won't be. we should dry out thursday into friday. you can see that on the seven- day forecast, the dry slot late thursday into friday. the chance for showers comes back this weekend. >> thursday rain? >> yeah. >> our field trip to the cow farm? oh, no. hopefully it will change by then. >> hit and miss showers. maybe you'll be in the miss zone. >> that's it. have a great evening. now pay just $99.99 a month for verizon fios tv, internet and phone -- guaranteed for two years! it's an amazing offer that could save you hundreds of dollars. call now to lock in this guaranteed low price for two years. with 100% true fiber optics to

or the fact that ap did not retract the story that at least 15 chants of-- was heard on the floor. >> which was never proven. >> so i think that barack obama actually has it right. he says that the tea party movement is an amahl gum of forces, some who are ideological opposed to them and he did not say the race of those people and others who have general use concerns about the deficit, growth of government spending and those are the people he says he wants to work with. >> and agree with you, there isn't any way to get around on fox news, a person who identified themself as a tea party member using a gay slur against barney frank or a congressman on the floor calling bart stupak a baby killer. that's harsh language and people are taking responsibility. >> and a fair amount of harsh language on the other side, too. and judy your points. >> on that harsh note i'm going to cut you off, jim. you get first dibs. a lot is said here on the set of the break, you can eavesdrop on after the show. and coverage of the pope and the church sex scandal. >> accusations of abuse within the catholic ch

we're committed to helping ap achieve that goal. since the earthquake, our agencies have been among the many providing humanitarian support to haitians under extremely difficult circumstances. much remains to be done. a as the rain begins and the hurricane season begins, the needs are particularly pressing and we must said that unless the urgent humanitarian needs are met and they revised appeal for haiti is fully funded insuring that the smooth transition becomes more difficult. the un with other partners has supported the haitian government to quantify the recovery needs through that post-disaster needs assessment to which the prime minister referred. that has provided a strategic contribution of the government's action plan. it is critical that the pledges made toward the 3.8 $6 billion over these next 18 months to get recovery going and quickly fulfill the emergency response. as we all mobilized to support the haitian recovery, let me make five points on behalf of the un development group. first, the government and the people of

and when kbr permitted ap scope that took effect in august of 2009, he it got up to mostly 16% utilization rate. so it doesn't sound like there's any dispute over the utilization rate was on the kbr's part, right? the issue in your mind, is whether it's proper and justifiable, right? >> to answer your question, there is very need to create out what the actual rate was. and you read the initial reports by dod ig. they specifically said kbr was on reporting. but in general, sir, based on what has been presented, you know, we were last at 85%. mac. we did not meet the army standard. and if that was found, then that is what it is. >> you are were way less than 85%. i mean, you were somewhere between 11% and 16%. a special question was whether you dispute the facts and in the contact about the justification for it, sir. >> first, i have not seen that audit. we just saw what looked in the door, so the specific audience from january to july is when we have not -- >> you you have not seen until now? >> no, sir. >> have you seen a? >> are you talking about the audit that was released last friday ni

unified inbox that receives e-mail from multiple accounts and folders that led you organize all of your aps. >>> workers at the danish bre r arlsberg have walked off the job because of new rules that they could only help themselves to a beer at lunch. >> there used to be beer coolers around the workplace. and the new rule doesn't affect the drivers. they can take beers and go. >> oh, wow. just have to stay sober. >>> next on this friday morning, tiger's big comeback at the masters. the magic's in the mix. >>> strong orms in south carolina, at least 15 homes were damaged after a tornado touched down there. the 125-mile-per-hour knocked down trees and cut power to about 3,000 homes. >>> now, for a look at your morning road conditions. snowy on i-80 in wyoming. and rainy along i-95 in the northeast. >> if you're flying today, expect airport delays in just three cities, new york, boston and miami. >>> tiger woods is back. and it appears he has not missed a beat. >> he heads into the second round of the masters today only two shots off the lead, after a warm welcome on the course at augusta nati

lynne quickly joined ap's hot off squad new york and then worked in the moscow bureau during the much miss medieval in place. she worked at the "baltimore sun" which has now been set. [laughter] 1981 she went straight to be a free lancer and unlike most freelancers, she made a great life out of it. and the secret is, among other things, her reporters ear further rightwards. i'm going to read a couple of points from the end that will explain the title of the book. .. >> >> take a subject we did not know we were interested in and keep us riveted. so tell us about this book at 140 characters? [laughter] >> i got a question. you focused on edward murrow. perhaps the most crucial. succeeded joe kennedy. what do you think the world would look like today if that little pack of americans in london had managed to convince people back home much earlier that hitler was an extremely bad dude and have to be stopped? the u.s. forces would join forces at the out set? >> that is a great what if question. i am not sure. it just wasn't in the cards that that was going to happen. the book is really a be

in ireland, an ape abuse victim's group hung children's shoes outside one cathedral.n britain, thousands signed a petition opposing the pope's upcoming visit in september. there's criticism from inside the church, as well. today, the most senior catholics in scotland and ireland used their easter homilies to admit the church committed serious sins. >> there is now no hiding place for abusers in the church. >> crimes against children have indeed been committed, and any catholics who are aware of such claims and did not act to report them bring shame on us all. >> reporter: anyone listening very carefully to the pope's annual message for a similar apology or a reference to the scandal, but it wasn't there. since his letter last month to irish catholics, the pope has not commented at all. dan? >> jim sciutto, thank you. >>> president obama and his family went to easter services at a historically black church in washington today. it was their first trip to a church since january. so, it got a lot of attention. here's yunji de nies. >> reporter: the first family celebrated

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one ap is called the pms buddy and it will notify you when it's pms time for your 2005 or girlfriendknow when she's ovulating. information which has any number of uses. >> if you can help us to get along better with our others, then so be it. >> i know i have my period so i don't remember when it's coming so i constantly ask my husband and i know i'm not the only one. i found an iphone app that's kind of like the iphone app that's for drinking eight glasses of water a day. >> it gichz the guy the upper hand -- gives the guy the upper hand. sometimes they say it's that time when it's really not. >> no, they would not do that. >> a husband and wife team have created a pms app called code red. the husband who is originally from fairfax says it really is helpful in his marriage. >> hum, that's nice. >>> as we mentioned earlier, it is earth day. and with that, some farmers are doing their part to help save the planet starting with their cows. believe it or not, belching cattle make up a big part of the carbon's footprint. the cow's burp releases methane. one is trying a diet to cut back o

. >> there was an amazing ap poll this week that said americans actually thought that american cars were of higher quality than asian cars, which obviously americans haven't thought for decades. >> that's a revolution. >> right. if you think about toyota and all of the problems they've had from the sudden acceleration, recall of 9 million vehicles worldwide, two more recalls just in the last week and the decision to pay the largest-ever fine in auto safety history of $60 million for delaying a recall by more than four months, it does give the domestic companies an opportunity to maybe convince toyota owners to come into the showroom. >> is it short lived, though if toyota gets its act together, could that then mean that the game is either slow or they -- could they erode? >> here's the interesting thing, toyota has really upped the incentive. they're now giving more money in the hood than ever before. they almost outsold gm last month despite all of the bad publicity. so americans are very price savvy. they'll cross the street to save 10 cents on a hamburger. if the car's cheap enough, t

his defenders have said, there is no evidence that ties him in any way to alleged cover-ups of sex ape abuse by priests. >> i'm sure he didn't know about any of these cases. he's in charge of a worldwide institution. >> reporter: but this 1985 letter made public today by the associated press shows cardinal ratzinger turned down a request from oakland bishop john cummins to defrock a priest. ratzinger said it was a case of grave significance, but declined to take action, worried, he said, about the impact on the good of the universal church. the a.p. says the vatican confirms then cardinal ratzinger signed this letter. >> in 198 5, most of these cardinals had no idea of what young people went through when they were abused. the mentality was really more of concern about the priest. >> reporter: the criminal case against the priest, stephen kiesle of oakland, california, involved charges of molesting two boys, 11 and 12. ultimately, two years later, he was defrocked by cardinal ratzinger. the vatican said today, it will not respond specifically to the letter, which it called one of many d

>> la niña había ya fallecido si tenemos homicida si me voy a sentir satisfecho >> hoy se presentó ap, dijo que lo han confundido que no es instructor se conocieron a través de una red social. y tenían una amistad superficial. llegó a declarar de manera voluntario, dijo que faltaba equipo para tomar declaración >> complicado y complejo, gracias león, seguiremos al tanto como es el compromiso aquí del desenlace de este caso gracias león >> y hoy se cumple un mes de la extraña muerte de un niño de 8 años, para exigir justicia decenas de personas, entre ellos el padre del menor, se unieron frente a la clínica donde fue declarado muerto hay nueva revelación en la misteriosa muerte de una brasileña en cancún méxico donde estaba de vacaciones, su esposo, que es productor de hollywood y el principal sospechoso del crimen, salvador duran nos amplia >> tras haber sido detenido por casi 24 horas para ser interrogado las autoridades mexicana, liberaron al productor de televisión, pero lo han hecho con reservas, aun es considerado sospechoso en la muerte de su esposa mónica burgas, mientras estab

supuesto agresores dijo que lo interceptaron en su auto >> se bajaron, empezaron a insultar nuevamente apete documento de la fiscalía como la víctima denunciando que realmente muñiz y otros hombres lo atacaron, cruz incluso fue llevado a un hospital donde le inhicieron un coma. >>> la policía confirmo que fue arrestado el 6 de agosto del año pasado por un asalto y en corte federal cinco de mayo y mientras su amigo danny valdez, y fue arrestado de incidente y es que pero la ceremonia fue cancelada. desde los angeles, salvador duran explica >> >> para su ceremonia el pasado 31 de marzo son a 4 días del evento del servicio de inmigración, caso isla lance island su participación. >>> dicepor circunstancia no prevista, debe hacer una nueva investigación y es que maría, siendo indocumentada ingreso porque quería luchar en iraq pero ella uso la identidad de una tía para ingresar >> para todos, y prácticamente volver a empezar >> pero según la abogada, las leyes de estados unidos, ampara a quien quiere estar al frente del combate. >>> cualquier persona que está en el ejército en este momento. tien

there were 5000 people gathered roughly 1 mile from the site of the original thetea party, and the ap article says that notably absent was scott bertrbrown. we're asking you to tell us your view of the tea party, who backs it, and its possible influence in the upcoming election year. this is bob on the republican line from peoria. caller: what interests me about the tea party, and i really back their right to be an american citizen and to show their anger against the government, but what is interesting is the way the media's going after these folks. even nancy pelosi is calling them would ever come of nazis. it is ridiculous. it is more about how people are reacting to them than anything else. i back them 100%. i'm thinking about joining them, quite frankly, because corruption is out of hand. host: next, jack from san augustine, fla. caller: the main objective of the tea party is to take over congress, right? it amounts to the fact that there have been three congressional elections since the tea party surface. last thursday down here in florida a heavily populated senior citizen audie

. >> jimmy: evan, you were the ap player of the year?ngratulations. [ applause ] and -- you guys could be millionaires in, like, a couple of months, right? >> yep. >> yep. >> jimmy: and then you won't return our calls? congratulations. i'm going to say a prayer for you that neither of you ends up on the clippers, okay? good luck. we hope to see you again soon. we have a fun show planned tonight. we have a real-life science teacher, high school science teacher from boston who sent us this video. >> first step, add some propel lant. there we go. second step, cap. here we go. third step, fire. >> jimmy: "science bob" pflugfelder is here to blow us up tonight. then later on, from dallas, texas, this is their debut cd, "pardon me," jonathan tyler and the northern lights. next week on the show, zoe saldana, balthazar getty, david duchovny, christopher mintz-plasse, alyssa milano, nathan fillion, pamela anderson, music from them crooked vultures, gloriana and spoon so join us. our first guest is an exceptionally funny man. you know him from "ba

with the curriculum in schools and when you get to elementary school and certainly, when you get to aperican history. [applause]. >> glenn: we were having a fair tax argument here, and did you hear her question, what did she ask me. >> i was busy, just -- yeah -- >> you want a piece of me? >> by piece, he means they'll bring out security. >> glenn: exactly right. steven, next question. >> actually i think we're going to -- a member of the audience. >> glenn: okay. >> lovely claudia. hi, claudia. >> hi, claudia nelson, have no fear about the last name, and, mom for america.com, we are trying to fight the indoctrination of the school system, on our children. and, we are very concerned about that. i was wondering, what is the number one way you would advise us to go about that? >> glenn: oh, i never -- you will not like this annaswer, homeschool. are you a homeschooler? you are? yeah. i mean, what was nuts, 25 years ago, is essential today. is the best thing you can do is try to convince your school district to go to original sources. because, once you go to original sources, there is no

. >> yes, all companies that ap y applied had to have at least 60% hourly employees. >> why is that soortant? >> because today, companies really need their best employees at all levels and if you're only providing flexibility at the top level, management and above, then it's just not going help your real workforce, so flexibility, child care, training and education so these women can move up. i mean, for example, mcdonald's has 70% of their corporate employees are actually starting as crew members, so they're training employees and helping them to move up. >> what's the number one complaint among working mothers right now? >> big complaint is that they need more flexibility to be able to do their jobs and be the best moms they can be, which is what they all want to do. >> thank you. nice to visit with you today. we appreciate you watching. contessa brewer's going to be back here tomorrow:cpyy at noon eastern. >>> up next, "andrea mitchell reports." among her guests, former senator sam nun. and we're getting this breaking news from israel right now. israel is issuing an urgent message t

we are ap proefproaching the cl bell, and watching a trio set to disclose after the closing bell, and when we look at microsoft, and amazon.com, and american express. we will look at the numbers right at 4:00. boss:hey, glad i caught you. i was on my way to present ideas about all the discounts we're offering. i've got some catchphrases that'll make these savings even more memorable. gecko: all right... gecko: good driver discounts. now that's the stuff...? boss: how 'bout this? gecko: ...they're the bee's knees? boss: or this? gecko: sir, how 'bout just "fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance." boss: ha, yeah, good luck with that catching on! anncr: geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> just a few minutes before the closing bell sounds for the day. looking at the technology stocks, we have microsoft off with results and that is the third fiscal quarter for microsoft after the bell, and numbers from amazon.com and american express and as you can see on the widely held board mostly higher. google though by t

ape there redskins have made a decision. and the redskins also introducing their new top draft choice at redskins park. one-on-one with trent williams. >>> wall street closed out the week at the highest point in a year and a half. dow and the nasdaq both have had eight positive weeks in a row. that's the longest streak since january of 2004. today the dow jones average closed up nearly 70 points. ended the week at 11,204. the nasdaq closed up 11 points. it closed at 2530. the s&p 500 closed up 8 points and finished at 1217. some of those who are opposed to the meetings of the international monetary fund here in d.c. this weekends protested in a rather unusual way today. they held a tug of war over a giant broken penny. protesters say it represents bankers taking money from low income people. a bank tax is up for consideration. many of the banks oppose the tax. the tax will go towards health care and job creation around the world. >>> some people today were on stilts to rep what they say is bankers towering over people affect

plus, police tried to figure out why that aped and who's responsible. a live report next. and top college football recruit dead at age 17 after falling five stories from a hotel balcony. the new details about how an argument and alcohol may have played a factor. that's ahead. stay close. i drove my first car from my parent's home in the north of england to my new job at the refinery in the south. i'll never forget. it used one tank of petrol and i had to refill it twice with oil. a new car today has 95% lower emissions than in 1970. exxonmobil is working to improve cars, liners of tires, plastics which are lighter and advanced hydrogen technologies that could increase fuel efficiency by up to 80%. the smell of freshly juiced wheat grass plastics which are lighter and advand hand pressed shirts.ies whatever scents fill your household, purina tidy cats scoop helps neutralize odors in multiple cat homes. purina tidy cats scoop. keep your home smelling like home. >> welcome back. police say a killer is on the run in california. someone opened fire inside a crowded los angeles

the ap reports the mine foreman told investigators he'd known about the problem for weeks without addressingal mine safety official told bloomberg today, massey has a history of violating safety regulations especially of the sins of ventilation methane and coal dust that can cause this kind of tragedy. and two miners who spoke on the condition of anonymity said miners had been evacuated three times from the upper big branch mine because of dangerously high methane levels. a 22-year-old electrician who worked in the mine as a subcontractor went on record saying, quote, no one will say this who works at that mine, but everyone knows it has been dangerous for years. specifically, according to that subcontractor, workers had regularly been told to work 12 hour shifts when eight hours is the industry standard. he said live wires were left exposed and accumulation of coal dust and methane was routinely ignored. this from reuters, jimmy platte, 54 years old, worked for massey said the explosion at upper big branch mine on monday was an accident waiting to happen. he said he and other miners were so

ap sources are saying a diplomat involved in the aur line scare was headed to a consular visit with a jailed al qaeda agent. the united airlines flight took off from reagan national about 5:19 yesterday evening. bound for denver. the problem began when a man emerged from the bathroom with the smell of smoke in the air. that news is in the newsroom with details on this. pat? >> reporter: tonight a diplomat with the embassy of qatar is being reassigned after an incident that involved a nicotine attack. a flippant remark, scrambled f-16 fighter jets and anxious moments in the air. it all began onboard united airlines flight 633 which left reagan national late yesterday afternoon. headed to denver. with 1 50 57 passengers and six crew members onboard. one passenger now identified as mohammed al madadi, in his 20s, worked at the embassy in washington, came out of the plane's bathroom smelling like smoke. a flight attendant notified an air marshal who asked the man what he had been doing. earlier reports indicated al madadi made a flippant remark about trying to set his shoes on fire. that

but there is no rating authority right now with the department of health ap health and human serviceswe are encouraging states to do just that. >> i'm really pleased to hear that. as you know i come from connecticut. we have -- we are probably the insurance capital of the country but as my other colleagues have experienced we have lived in their world a long time. it is now time for them to live in our world. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. let me join the color -- core rust of gratitude for your leadership but it does seem as though you are paddling up stream against the current. you look at your budget, about 85% is not under your control. it is reimbursement after people have gotten sick and it is to the elderly, to medicare and most of medicaid is still nursing home care for seniors. but something dramatic is happening in the health care of this current generation of young people that bodes ill for the future costs of care. asthma rates have tripled in this past generation. one in every six american children now has a developmental disorder, attentio

that said, here is a fun fact, according to ap, 63% of all men in indonesia smoke, one-third of the overallation smokes. this is a country where smoking is rampant. >> but it's against islamic law. >> it will be widely ignored. what they are saying is kelly clarkson needs to take a stand and say i'm not going to participate in a concert promoted by a tobacco company. they are one of the last countries dragging their feet saying its addictive. >> she is not commenting yet? >> she's not commenting at all. her production company, personal reps. a lot of celebrity says, i'm not here to be a role maddel. but defacto you are a role model so you need to make your choices wisely. >> we'll get the latest scoop from her at 2:00 p.m. eastern. >> the miley video always comes up. >> really distracting. >> scoop.msnbc.com. we talk about more than miley and ryan seacrest there. there are things considered news but a few stories this time of the morning that make us say -- >> >> no way! >> so i love this story. a woman in virginia got morning she barring & for when she made a $425 deposit into her own bank

bill tells the ap how can i say no? being a good american to answer the call.t least the white house fridge will be fully stocked the next time the president insults somebody and has to host a beer summit mr. president, i'm still available for that beer. i'll even pay for it that is the news tonight from hannity's america. robert gibbs may be ruling it out but another senior white house official is planning a run for office yikes! we'll tell you who, next. we want to know if you think president obama should return goldman sachs' campaign donations? text us at 36288: we have the results coming up at the end of the show. that and much more, straight ahead. we get double miles with every purchase. so we earned a tropical vacation in half the time. we earn double miles every time we use our card. ( shouts ) double miles add up fast so we can bring the whole gang. ( grunting ) awesome! it's hard to beat double miles. everyone knows two is better than one. introducing the venture card from capital one... with double miles on every purchase every day. go to capitalone

>> all the charm of "30 rock" that tina fey has is in this movie. áp >>> security threat.president obama comforts terrorism and nuclear fears today with dozens of world leaders. the summit's top priority. >>> then, emotional win. pro golfer phil mickelson's masters victory. and tiger woods' big loss. >> it was unsuccessful. i came here to win the event. >>> and, sacred relic. the holy fabric that christian believers cannot wait to see. the shroud of turin. it's monday, april 12th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> it is perhaps the most fascinating piece of fabric in the history of mankind. so much attention paid to it. i'm fascinated by it. is it actually the burial cloth of jesus? and there's still so much debate about that. now some people are getting a firsthand look. >> you'll hear much more about that story coming up. good morning and thanks for being with us on this monday. i'm vinita nair. >> i'm jeremy hubbard. >>> dozens of world leaders are in washington for talks on securing nuclear stockpiles. >> a terror group could get its hands on a nuclear wea

meanwhile, the ap has obtained a letter that indicates the vatican was aware of clergy abuse in the united states nearly 50 years ago. the letter is dated 1963 and is addressed to then pope, pope paul vi. it recommends removing pedophile priests from active ministries. >>> today the oma administration is announcing new rules requiring carmakers to build more fuel-efficient vehicles will become final. the president says it will save oil, clean air, and make driving cheaper. nbc's brooke hart has details. >> reporter: the new rules will be phased in by 2016, requiring cars and trucks on america's roads to get 35 1/2 miles a gallon. that's a nearly 50% increase. president obama looked at today's announcement. >> those new standards will be finalized, which will reduce our dependence on oil while helping folks spend a little less at the pump. my administration is upholding its end of the deal. >> reporter: the deal would put carmakers on board with rules they can count on. >> there is going to be one clear national roadmap that's going to apply to all 50 states. >> reporter: environmentalists

you about a phenomenon that people are talkstion about this weekend that has to do with consumers, ap el's new product, the ipad. commerce in action. people are buying these products. but it leads to a question as to whether you think as an economist that consumers can actually drive a recovery that is sustained? >> i think this is going to be a different kind of recovery. i think it's not going to be one where consumers come roaring back as the engine of growth. they have been through a very rough two years. they've seen their house prices come down. so we see solid consumer growth. it's definitely coming back. their confidence is back up. this is not going to be a recovery that's fueled by people going out, maxing out their credit cards again. i think we've been -- i think we're in a different world. it's going to need to come from our exports. that's why the president is pushing his export initiative. it's going to need to come from business investment. that's why measures like a zero capital gains for small businesses, or tax incentives for investment, i think those are the right