he went on to finish fourth in augusta. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," joe paterno hires a lawyer as a scrutiny on the last 15 years of his tenure on penn state. gets more intense by the hour. was there a cover-up of alleged child rape in his program? we will bring in somebody who has been covering this story. >>> when we come back here, we will huddle around the water cooler to watch rick perry visit dave to give his top ten excuses for the michigan meltdown. coming right back. [ male announcer ] all over the world, there's a battery that's relied on to help bring children holiday joy, and while it doesn't travel by sleigh or reindeer, it does get around... in fact, every year duracell sends loads of batteries to the mattel children's hospital, u.c.l.a. of course, children here and everywhere don't really think about which battery makes their toy run... but, still... you'd never want to disappoint. duracell. trusted everywhere. >>> 10e7b8%, give or take >>> only 1% of americans over the age of 18 have fought in afghanistan or iraq. about 2.4 million out of the 240

winter storm warnings up from augusta, maine, through areas of the white and the green mountains.ter weather advisories for the adron decks. if you're traveling tonight or tomorrow, travel in the snow. some areas could get 6 to 12 inches of snow. here's what the computers are telling us how much is expected. the pink is 6 to 12 inches much the purple is about a foot of snow. this will be one of the more significant snow events that new england has seen this early winter season for them. it's plenty cold there. albany at 26. northern new england in the teens. that's where the cold air is set up. it's not cold in boston x hartford. this will be a rain event for you. just a lot of scattered showers early today. but the rain will get more intense throughout the day. later on this evening is when the rain will get really steady and the heaviest rain, lynn, and thunderstorms around on wednesday morning. really difficult airplane travel tomorrow morning. can't stress that enough for everyone in the east. >>> great. yeah, great. bummer. coming up, the biebs hits the lab to give a sample.

some tornado warnings in effect near augusta, georgia. that will push eastward. just south of charlotte. there is a lot to keep an eye of. -- an eye on. if you live in fredericksburg you can see an isolated rumble of thunder. we will be back to sunshine later tomorrow. it is a mild rain, but as temperatures ball tonight it is going to be a chilly rain -- as temperatures ball tonight, it is going to be a chilly rain. almost half an inch in waldorf. 54 in frederick. st. mary's county, 67 degrees. the air is turning colder. 36 in upper michigan. that cooler air is pushing an. this cold front is separating the air masses. this will hang around through friday and part of saturday. we will start a warm up again. temperatures bounce above average. if you like sunshine and warmer weather, florida has it in abundance. a pretty clear delineation from the dry air to the moist air. the rain should and early in the rush hour, and we should see some cooling developed during the day. maybe a flurry in the mountains. it will be bright and sunday by friday at the weekend. -- sunn

yesterday's debate alice and his goodbye to from augusta if russia does decide to go east could that mean a call for europe now there's new you know whether or not happened russia was an exceptionally reliable supplier during soviet times so no one has to worry about that trantor you know you see again that you are at heart it is incredibly important for russia to keep its budget balancing among other things therefore we're not talking about behind us here at the other code and saying good progress in shipping liquefied natural gas. makes europe less dependent on pipelines can that affect this project then let's go we can if they're safe i mean i think it would have a negative effect on the project as europe liquefied gas market is quite limited american there's no way to salaries in germany or poland has a developing orkut important is that it's in no way a danger for us and that's not the reason i'm criticizing the indication that there are alternative sources of the low spot prices on. spot deals can be of no more gain than long term supply agreements in a short run but they do no

ok today thousands like from augusta still suffer. very healthy before the gas leaks to the places where after this incident we became very sickly. improved after the leak many indians were wary of foreign companies but it turned them into prime candidates for clinical trials they thought they were getting treatment but doctors often used experimental drugs without them knowing the patients apparently consented by signing papers in english they didn't understand and many say they never sign anything at all for each participant in a clinical trial the doctor received around two thousand dollars this is bhopal memorial hospital the place where the victims from the gas leak of nineteen eighty-four were treated it's also the place where clinical trials of medications took place about eighty percent of those are believed to have been done on gas victims r t of change documents that show at least six trial programs that took place in bhopal between truthout and four and two thousand and eight. profile would be ironic that after the victims

actual some light. 45 degrees in frederick and 47 in quantico but temperatures are dropping due to our augusta gusty northerly winds. tomorrow a lot of sunshine but cool in the mid 40's. >>> we will go directly to newschopper7. no change in gaithersburg, maryland. this is live clopper road at first field road. that will stressed out great seneca highway. i will ticket to a live picture of 270 traffic southbound which looks good out of gaithersburg to get to rockville and the beltway. 66 outside the beltway is building volume eastbound. out of woodbridge to get into springfield and to the pentagon everything is open for you. metrorail as normal service. >>> the time is 6:12 and 46 degrees. >> coming up, the first to be first in line -- the fight to the first and one black fred. >> these pictures are making news around the world. different leaders kissing, who is behind this controversial ad campaign that is coming up t and. >> >>> microsoft will open its first retail store in the area. that will sell computers and software and tech support. the grand opening surmised include a performance by jo

and augusta who liked george healy was a boy growing up on the streets of the city in new york went to work when he was always 13-years-old by his father, very little vacation but they've great deal of talent and this drives, this desire to excel, and he became the great american sculptor of the 19th century. in my view the greatest american sculptor ever. and we have his monuments to our history and many of the most important spots. the greatest work in my view is the memorial on beacon hill in boston which is the first work of american art by a major american sculptor or paynter which portrays black americans in a heroic role. it's about the 54th regiment of massachusetts that served under captain shaw and so many of whom were killed at fort wagner and if you have seen the movie glory, you know what that's about. it is a breathtaking and immortal work. there's a gilded reproduction of it that's a duplicate of it here in the national gallery, and there is another very important piece in the cemetery here which is his monument to clover adams the wife of henry adams, the mysterious fig

began nearly two months ago the worst flare up of violence how this week in california offices to augusta crowds peaceful protesters in the city of oakland several people who joined the demonstrations are seriously injured including a u.s. army veteran and over one hundred arrests were made it's the second time the forces cracked down on a rally in the city in the past two weeks. was there in the midst of it all reporting for ati. there are at least hundreds at the not two hundred three hundred police officers and all right garrick several i'm as you can see advancing behind us right now on the occupy oakland movement now we don't know how many officers are back there we saw a massive group of them sort of a walk down that street before that was the street of the standoff where several protesters had barricaded the street from the police several several pieces of furniture and whatnot were lit on fire but again not enough of an action to provoke this kind of a militant response by the police force here earlier thousands marched peacefully on the port of oakland shutting it down no arrests

. >>> 8 people arrested in augusta maine when they refused to leave a park. >>> family and friends gattered to remember teens killed in a car crash. 19-year-old jeffrey and 18-year- old johnathan, both passengers in the car died when the driver crashed in to a tree. >> i'm still number. i don't know how to feel. this here is helping me. >> if there is a definition of living life to the fullest, it was jeff. he was there for you. >> police say the two teens killed were not wearing seat belts. >> jury selection should begin as early as today in one of two trials stemming from the robocalls of 2010. monique griego is live downtown. >> reporter: good morning, don. good morning everyone. prosecutors plan to introduce a document called the schurick doctrine stating the goal was to suppress votes. when ehrlich ran for governor in 2010, his campaign was led by paul schurick. he authorized election nitro bocalls to 112,000 democrats. schurick and a consultant, face three counts of conspiring to violate election law, failing to identify who was behind the call. schurick is charged with obstruction of

i'm from augusta, maine. >> jimmy: good man, nate. what's your name? where are you from? man, mike. [ cheers ] there's putnam valley fans out there. this is good, mike. you look confident. you guys know how the game works. you have to pick a bucket number, and then we'll dump that bucket on your head. but first, higgins, tell us what's in some of today's buckets. >> well, jimmy, today we have pie filling, brown gravy. apple cider. cranberry sauce. mashed potatoes. melted ben & jerry's "late night" snack ice cream. or $100. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. all right. nate, you go first, buddy. audience, help him out. what number should he pick? [ shouting ] >> seven. >> jimmy: seven? >> seven. >> jimmy: you're going with megan! seven! ♪ megan >> jimmy: this way. make sure those goggles are on. megan, get up there, and dump that $100 on his head. [ audience ohs ] [ sad tuba ] thank you so much. megan, i -- it's supposed to be mashed potatoes. yeah. >> oh. [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: that was megan. all right. [ cheers ] megan, stop it! stop it

i did not end according to the historic event it ended in 1900 but that was because at that point augusta was so ill she had to come back to the united states, he left paris and the was the end of my book. i had to leave a lot out of this book. i had to leave a lot of people out of this book otherwise it would have become a catalog, and catalogs are not generally very compelling reading. but think you for the question. i do want to make one point, however, which i didn't have time to talk about why i was giving my earlier talk, and that is that it was at the library of congress for this book that my research assistant, mike hill sound and let me to one of the greatest discoveries of my working life and that is the diary of wash work which was in the library of congress but wasn't known to be there because it had been filed and bound in such a way that the diary pages were mixed with a letter pages so unless someone sat down and went through all of it very carefully we wouldn't realize many, nearly 100 of these pages were diary entries, and these were whether press copies of the diary and

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snead with three to go augusta, and his pace slows down. >> rose: he can't recreate the routine? >> yeah, but he's taking more time. in the time it took him to regroup and get set, it's more time to have negative this get up in youread. that's the biggest thing. we can fix someone's physical stroke but you don't know what's going on between-- it's like a ess game between yourself and this game. it has to happen. it has to flow. it can't be something contrived and trying. >> rose: how was it you came to focus on putting and understand that putting for you was more important than drying? >> well, ihurt my back when i was 15, a surng acciden and i couldn't hit the ball anywhere and i wasn't very accurate. and it became very apparent-- my love has always been from 150 yards in. kind of like a mickelson. you see a shot and you're more intrigued by something, there's trouble and you get yourself out of it. i always had a next for putting and didn't know it. the first year you didn't average eight or nine greens a round but i averaged 26 putts a ruined and hung on. >> i was missing the

using, various government agencies have been using post 9/11, and i want to get back to that because augusta dow's third point which i heard in it before about how freedom of speech is driving. well, in fact, police surveillance and the department of defense surveillance and other federal government agencies have been engaging in surveillance admittedly of citizens groups that a simply exercising their first amendment freedom. the aclu did a report last year about this, in which we compiled information that we had gathered through freedom of information act requests, nationally and locally, putting together a compilation from the 33 states and the district of columbia where these kinds of surveillance activities have been documented. absolutely no threat. no evidence of any event interconnection. any terrorist organization. and just in alphabetical order, some of the organizations that have been subject to the surveillance, american indian groups, middle eastern groups, bookstores, civil rights, human rights, and immigrants rights groups, environmental animal rights groups, state groups, med

and augusta who liked george healy was a boy growing up on the streets of the city in new york went to work when he was always 13-years-old by his father, very little vacation but they've great deal of talent and this drives, this desire to excel, and he became the great american sculptor of the 19th century. in my view the greatest american sculptor ever. and we have his monuments to our history and many of the most important spots. the greatest work in my view is the memorial on beacon hill in boston which is the first work of american art by a major american sculptor or paynter which portrays black americans in a heroic role. it's about the 54th regiment of massachusetts that served under captain shaw and so many of whom were killed at fort wagner and if you have seen the movie glory, you know what that's about. it is a breathtaking and immortal work. there's a gilded reproduction of it that's a duplicate of it here in the national gallery, and there is another very important piece in the cemetery here which is his monument to clover adams the wife of henry adams, the mysterious fig

we saw him fire back from south carolina and right now the augusta chronicle shows that newt has really leapfrogged. look at that. >> 38. >> romney is at 15. cain is at 13. the real clear politics poll had him ahead 15. now newt is on fire. coming up at the top of the hour at 7:00 and in that hour, we'll have rick santorum as well. this is a really big show. because justin bieber will be across the street doing a sound check, we'll do our best to get him on before we're done in three hours. >> who is supposed to do that? me or gretchen? >> can you see if justin bieber can come over? >> huh? >> i for one don't care if he comes over. i'm not a big bieber fan. i may be the one person in the entire world. >> he's a musical genius. even mozart has more musical ability than him. >> he needs a haircut. the children of missing orlando mother michelle parker are in state custody this morning. their father dale smith jr. just named a prime suspect in parker's disappearance. she has been missing since november 17th, the same day they appeared on an episode of "the people's court" television show a

"the augusta chronicle" says newt gingrich has taken a commanding lead in south carolina with more thanpport of mitt romney or herman cain. this according to a new poll conducted for the newspaper that surveyed the likely republican voters. that really is -- i mean, gingrich has a great chance, john, of becoming the southern candidate now. you've got iowa and who wins that. i still think michele bachmann may have another run at it in iowa. i think we could end up with bachmann ending in iowa, huntsman and romney fighting it out. i do think i -- really you think huntsman is going to have a push there. you could have those guys fighting up there but you go south, south carolina, if newt doesn't blow himself up he's going to be strong there and in florida and in georgia, alabama, mississippi, louisiana. >> well, look. there is a big opening for a regional candidate. it is why we thought for a while rick perry could be a solid candidate if he raised a lot of money and consolidated the south. there are a lot of problems mitt romney has in those precincts so if newt could step in and make tha