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. ♪ ba da ba ba ba >>> we're back. good morning, washington.ive look at downtown rockville, maryland. we will have the latest forecast, traffic and school delays coming up. >>> in other news this morning, a chilling warning from the director of the cia. al-qaeda may attempt an attack on the u.s. >> leon pan net that says the timetable is three to six months. speaking on the hill yesterday, he said that al-qaeda is looking for new recruits and he emphasized there are no specific threats. the warning is on the heels of a thwarted bombing of a northwest airlines jet. the accused terrorist is cooperating with investigators. they are crediting the suspect's family for getting him to talk. >>> more problems this morning could be looming for toyota. it is now investigating problems with the prius hybrid. the national highway traffic safety administration has received 100 complaints about the car's brakes. there are problems in japan, as well. this follows the ongoing problems involving gas pedals and floor mats. >>> gm is looking in to complaints that

. ♪ ba da ba ba ba >>> in the news now, dc police are asking for your help in catching a bank robber.olice believe this man robbed the bank of georgetown, the branch along the 1300 block of i street northwest. it happened last tuesday morning. police are offering a $5,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. >>> dc police also need your help in finding this man. 57-year-old robert blake of northwest has been missing since january 31st. that was two sundays ago. police say blake is in need of medication and might appear to be disoriented. if you think you have seen him, please contact dc police. >>> dominion says one of its crews working to restore power made a mistake that ended with a house catching fire. the fire burned through the basement on the first floor of the home on north lexington street on sunday. a dominion spokesperson says the crew got the wires crossed sending electricity down what should have been an unenergized line and in to the home. the company says they are working to help the homeowner. >>> howard bernstein is here now with the latest on the storm. wh

. ♪ ba da ba ba ba >>> we get to the latest on toyota's troubles.e are expecting to hear today in the ceo of toyota. it's the first time he's spoken since the recalls began. this morning tara mergener reports on the car companies growing recall list. >> reporter: toyota this morning is denying published reports that it will recall 270,000 prius hybrids. on thursday, the auto giant admitted there are problems with the antilock brakes in the 2010 model. >> it is a weird sensation. like you are driving and when you hit a pothole or some kind of bump, all of a sudden it is lime -- >> 300 people are filed complaints including four reports of crashes. toyota says the problem has been fixed but only in vehicles sold since late january. they are looking in to other hybrid models including the lexus that uses the same braking system as the prius. another recall will add to toyotas recalled because of sticky gas pedals. >> it is the brick on brick, bad news on bad news that kills your reputation. >> but it is not toyota's reputation that congress is worried a

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for years peta has been calling on seaworld to stop confining them to the size of an area of a ba bathtubasking the park to stop performing silly tricks over and over again. it's time for seaworld to heed peta's advice and let marine mammals live at peace with their families in the ocean. nancy, what's your comment? >> i do agree with that. i think times have changed and now people have plenty of opportunities to see them in the wild. in fact, i personally not only have been studying killer whales in the wild for over 20 years i actually take members of the public out on trips to see them and seeing them in the wild is so much more enriching experience and i tell people all that time how lucky they are to have a chance to see them in the wild instead of in the captive situation, because there they're taken away from their family groups. they're put in very small tank, kind of isolated. they get very stressed out so i think times are changing and it is no longer acceptable to keep them in that situation. >> larry: philippe, what do you think? >> well, you know, larry, i think it's a little

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talkm, c i to it'r ba doul ten t und. teamhree, tw goiex. soach. al good >>> ing with back. if you like any of what you have seen in the past half hour check out washington post live for the best in sports talk. we're on monday through friday at 5 and 11:30 on comcast sportsnet. take a look back at the week that was on dnl rewind. >> and. [ laughter ] >> were new san diego yesterday at this time? >> i was, man, but is like i'm not in kansas any more that's for sure, we'll talk to him and go to ash burn. are you in in your car. >> i'm in a car. >> i know you from texas but come on. it's not that cold. >> i cannot stand the cold, man. i'll tell you it is cold as hell. >> do you see how cold it is out here. look at our breathe. it is cold out here. >> we cannot see you it's not that cold. >> whatever. [ laughter ] >> he is a little soft. >> it burned my rear end. >> anyone who thinks they are doing color on the game for fox said there are a few players away. it is completely fooling themselves. >> i want to go back to the motion they he did. i'm standing on the sideline doing m

i'll show you a little bit of areas here where we'll see baing throughout the overnight hours, getting thunder snow coming through the area. all of this from that moisture that's been heading up through the south, spots through north carolina and south carolina are already getting over 2 1/2 inches of rain today. and the visibilities will be dropping, too, with this storm. blizzard warnings have been posted for the overnight period from 10:00 p.m. this evening until 10:00 p.m. tomorrow for the counties of anne arundel, st. mary's and calvert county. it's here that that wind will be howling out of the east and snowfall amounts could be in excess of 20 inches there. winter storm warning again covers the area. by the time we get to about, oh, about 11:00 p.m. this evening, we could have four, six inches easily on the ground. chuck bell is standing outside to talk more about the intensity of the snow that we're going to be getting during the overnight period. chuck? >> hey, veronica. yes, the snow intensity, about 20 minutes ago i was out here with the aaa folks and the flakes were much la

well, that was too much for evan ba bayh. so for him to say he's working for the people of indiana, he's not working for the people of indiana, he's working for corporations. he'll become a lobbyist now, which is what he was before. >> larry: what do you make of cnn's poll that shows -- >> i understand he's a very nice guy. >> larry: he appreciates all the compliments. a new cnn poll show only 34% think that most members of congress deserve re-election. 51% say their own member deserves re-election. >> that's the problem, isn't it it. it's that everybody -- >> larry: they keep re-electing them. >> pork, we've got to get rid of that, except for the project in my district. the politicians are no prize, but the people stink. they really do. >> larry: us? >> yes. not you and i, larry, and of course the people watching us, no, those are bright people. but i mean the others out there. yeah, because, you know -- >> larry: you said 70% of americans aren't crazy. you're saying 30% are. >> i don't know when i said that. >> larry: the p

again that might be in the short subject category ba boom. >> bill: is that nominated, miller?>> no. >> bill: i got confused there was so many i thought i might have missed it. >> bill: are you happy you did that, miller? are you happy? >> yeah, bill you and i talked about that guy two years ago. >> bill: it's done. it's over. >> he is slime. he is slime. >> bill: dennis miller, everybody. there he is in a moment, body language on stewart and o'reilly. michelle obama and -- we have another one, another surprise. there is something. right back with pl. the images from haiti are heart-breaking-- homes, hospitals, and schools destroyed; families searching for loved ones; parents trying to feed their children. but we can all do something. we can help the american red cross as it delivers the food, water, and medicine that can save lives. donate $10 by texting "haiti" to 9-0-9-9-9. visit redcross.org or call 1-800-red-cross. thanks for your help. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight, we have a very lively body language segment for you. we begin with first lady michelle obama ap

again that might be in the short subject category ba boom. >> bill: is that nominated, miller?no. >> bill: i got confused there was so many i thought i might have missed it. >> bill: are you happy you did that, miller? are you happy? >> yeah, bill you and i talked about that guy two years ago. >> bill: it's done. it's over. >> he is slime. he is slime. >> bill: dennis miller, everybody. there he is in a moment, body language on stewart and o'reilly. michelle obama and -- we have another one, another surprise. there is something. right back with pl. and now i know without enough, >> bill: back of the book segment tonight, we have a very lively body language segment for you. we begin with first lady michelle obama appearing on "the today show" this morning. >> when your husband was running for president, you were out on the campaign trail, there was a lot of criticizing of president bush and his policies. >> um-huh. >> i'm just wondering now, 12 months later, being the family in the white house, if your perspective on that has changed, in that, perhaps maybe it would have been be

i was shot and caught, ba basically. >> larry: shot where? in both my legs. >> larry: what were those 23 days like? >> it was hard to describe. fear every day they would just be done with you and just kill you and end it all, wondering about my family, my daughter, you know, wondering where the special forces were. >> larry: how were you treated? >> pretty humanely. i can't complain. was it perfect? no, it wasn't. but compared to what i expected, i'm very grateful. >> larry: you write in the book that you were not raped but you wonder about the possibility. what do you mean? >> during the medical care, i had an operation and i was given general anesthesia for the first time ever, and i don't know what happened, basically. >> larry: do you suspect something might have happened? >> i try not to think like that, you know. they treated me with kindness. i'm just going to leave it at that, but i have to admit i don't know what happened every second. >> larry: your captors told you about seeing your mother on television, didn't they? >> yes. >> lar

c-span: ba -- based on what you said very early, would they have all of ayn rand's books up there onhe shelf? >> guest: not necessarily. some -- s -- i -- i think -- many people who are -- who are very devoted to rand's works have been very -- they have responded very well to this book because many people like rand, are -- are drawn to rand because of her celebration of the creative spirit, and particularly in her fiction and her way of showing how restrictions on market enterprise are just as restrictive of the creative spirit as restrictions on artistic enterprise. that said, rand's thought is a -- her -- her -- the other side of her thought w -- he -- the -- her -- her rationalistic philosophy can take different forms vis-a-vis these ideas. a -- depending on your personality, you may take it and say, 'oh, well, i love this open-ended notion,' but it might also be restrictive. c-span: is there any candidate that you know running for president of the united states as we speak who you would find would be most -- the most interested in a book like this, based on what you know? >> gues

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nariman ba ray verb, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> lehrer: finally tonight, the investigation into the crash of continental flight 3407. it happened last february just outside buffalo, new york. 50 people died. the plane was operated by a small carrier called colgan air. tonight, the pbs program "frontline" looks at the accident and at regional airlines. here's an excerpt. the correspondent is miles o'brien. >> today we are opening a public hearing concerning the accident that occurred on february 12, 2009. at clarence center new york. >> three months after the crash, the ntsb held preliminary hearings on its investigation of 3407. at the start they played a video depicting the last two minutes of flight. >> sitting there, the very tough part was watching the video, the recreation of the flight. what i realized on that flight is the quiet part of the flight, you're descending, you're approaching, and they're five miles out of buffalo. it's a quiet time. all of a sudden, that plane-- and they showed that pitch and roll ... you count. if you count how many seconds of absolute te

last week would have known or should have known that there are a very strict rule for how you you go ba helping kids in haiti, right? >> the order had already gone out from the haitian prime minister that no haitian kids were to leave the country without proper domination or whoever adoption procedures being formerly signed off bits about. we know they put a strong watch in place at the airports. because there were a lot of planes coming in and relief sites and such. the haitian police were watching the airports with oigle eyes. it seems when this group of americans try to cross the haitian dominican border, that therl picked up. so the police there was alort always well when the dominican man who appeared to be a coast guard according to the american baptists came across to smooth things over. that didn't work as well. there was no bending the haitian police at that stage. of course, this is very frech information to piece together in the last foouf minutes. we can't connect any dots or run the risk of trying to connect it to lead to conclusions. we have to try and get at the real trut

i can see the novelty about them but there are 12 women on theegs ba -- these balls.ot all have claimed this is true they are a mistress of tiger woods. i see what you are saying it could be a novelty item but i can see where she is saying this promotes violence against women. if anything i think people are more angry at tiger in this than women. >> at the end of the day. we tried to get ahold of mike caldwell who came up with the idea. you're right, $45,000 he told the "new york daily news" he made one day selling these. michelle, the golf balls do, they promote violence against women, let's wrap that up first. >> i can see the point of that, as well but, i mean, i think as you've said these women have to deal with their own image already that they've created. and their own actions in this matter. >> yeah. >> so, i mean, i think it could go either way. i like the idea of having some golf balls with tiger's face on it. >> you and kim like that idea. >> i do. >> make you can make 40 grand in one day. >> as long as tiger is not going to get the money. >> there you go. f

"education," and "the hurt locker," nominees to be determined. " "ingloerious bas yards." "up."n a month when we find out who goes home with the oscar. it will be a night to remember. see you then. >>> everybody here excited. the culmination of the award season. what stands out to me, john and kiran, "avatar," nine nominations and "the hurt locker," nine nominations. everybody calling this a david and goliath story. "avatar" has made more than $2 billion worldwide. a couple other things. the "blind side" was a surprise for best picture. there was a little cheer here, 450 people here on hand for the announcements. no surprise, meryl streep, and this is her 16th oscar nomination. still the leading oscar nominee of all-time, and sand rmarch 7t academy awards. >>> yeah, they moved the oscars back because of the olympics, so there is more time for people to see them. >> yeah, a little bit more time for them to get prepared and make the votes. i want to make a point quickly about expanding the best-picture category. this is broadening the appeal. they want more mainstream appeal. with

ba is that right, she will call for the screen.he will tell monroe, come on out, set it and then she will reject it and go baseline. watch cetera degraffenreid. she draws two on the disk north carolina late on the back side. terrific read by courtney ward and monroe blocks it and keeps it in play and puts it inward's hand. the best turnover play ir the last three years. >>mike: north carolina cut it to one, 66-65. this play led by courtney ward. the seminals have scored 6 unanswered points. just over two minutes left. >>deb: florida state could get a shot here -- >>mike: lucas and hunnicutt who has been a huge story off of the bench. >>deb: just the play everybody in the league wants to get a 2 point opportunity off of. italee lucas had a good look. north carolina needs a shot. >>mike: hunnicutt. wide open is gray. that's a two pointer put on the line but it's a huge bucket. >>deb: i'm telling you italee lucas couldn't get out to contest. >>mike: gray there and lucas answers with a three. >>deb: not too tired on the offensive end,

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she earned her ba at wesleyan university and her advanced degrees at the university of michigan.welcome. >> thank you here to monday begin by saying how honored i am to be here, certainly the secretary albright and with my college presidents and what a wonderful opportunity this is how this institute for global affairs congratulations to you, president bottomly. i'm delighted to be back at wellesley. many of you may know i spent a year here as a visiting scholar at the stone center and so it's a delight be here again today. and this issue of global engagement and what it means for our students and our campuses is something that is quite important to us that spellman. but i want to begin by telling a story which may seem not directly connect it, but i think in some very important ways it is. and i want to start by saying that spellman is located in atlanta is probably all know. and yesterday was the celebration of martin luther king day, which is a big event in atlanta, the home birthplace of martin luther king. and so, i was at ebenezer baptist church for the memorial service, co

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