>> reporter: cruise for liberty speakers floyd and mary beth have a web site calling for president obama's impeachment. >> i know we need encouragement in fighting this battle, against obama who's trying to destroy america. i know all of you love america and are fellow patriots. >> reporter: when it comes to president obama, this is no love boat. liberal critics of these expeditions through the caribbean say they're another picture-perfect example of how the tea party movement can sometimes go overboard. democratic strategist jamal simmons worries the tone at some tea party events onshore and off is get out of hand. >> are we just talking about voting differently or something a little more edgy than that? >> reporter: want edgy? keyes refers to the president as the present occupant of the oval office. he still questions his citizenship even though the white house and republican governor of hawaii where the president was born have produced evidence refuting the charge. >> i don't see how you impeach

>> we called and we talked to joseph beth. >> so you went straight through to the owner?or and fox news by the way. you guys are great. i don't know what we would do if we only had the mainstream medi this country would not be the same. glenn beck, bill o'reilly, sean hannity -- we love all of you. >> and what -- what do you think why sarah palin draws such a big crowd? >> i think she speaks her mind. i think she knows what she's talking about politically. i think she knows what's best for the country. especially from an energy standpoint. i think she is a constitutionalist. she knows the constitution. she doesn't want to see the country go toward socialism and i think that's what's happening. >> it's such a high turnout of people being interested in sarah palin just one year after the election passed makes me ask, what does it mean for united states? what is going on in this country? >> we're finding that most of americans that voted for barack obama are dependent on the government. that they feel that the government is going to give them prosperity. and what we're tryin

what is the situation there. >> beth? beth parker? i don't think she can hear us.th her in a few minutes. >> maybe we can take her sho i don't know if that shot is available to show what the conditions are like out in cleveland park. and this is tysons corner. we have been watching this situation deteriorate. boy, very rapidly throughout the last hour. we saw wet roa when we were speak wearing john henrehan. you can see the roads are fully covered. >> and the snow is definitely beginning to stick. i thought this was an interesting thing i found. do you remember last year when we had the really big -- it wasn't a big snow, a little ice and schools were closed and president obama joked that, just a little bit of ice, the d.c. region has gone crazy. apparently he's not laughing at this snow. he warned a group of business leader that he was speaking to earlier today to actually stay off the roads and go home. so, we understand he is home at the white house tonight heading the warning that everyone else is. >> exactly. i'm sure officials are happy about that. these are

i hear beth in the background. do you hear me? hello? you look great, daw. if.ight, we will get back to -- we will get back to dawg as soon as we get that skype problem worked out. this must help the scientists as well the interconnected nature. that was a bomb but we have had great reception over the course of the day and as we understand it, it was the internet and twitters and facebooks and all the other social networking systems that are out there that allowed people to be up-to-date, find granny, you know, maria in the little town where she lived, et cetera. >> back in 1960 when we had the monster quake that hit chile we didn't have the instantaneous communications or space satellite and the sensors that give us this up to the minute latest information so the earthquake of 1960 is a footnote in history but it was a monster earthquake. the largest recorded in modern times. 9.5. >> now, what if a 9.5 were to occur in southern, california, with all of the building codes and rigidly enforced structure there's. i experienced the north ridge quake when i was ther

beth, back to you. despite melissa's slam down and punch out of me, all i'm really saying it, and i love it right here. it's just the net net of the net is there's modest improvement in the story. what's your take? >> absolutely. i like to fine economists and where the down side is, but another point to make is that the unemployment dropped to 9.7 and was certainly good partly because it was coming from employment, household employment and we saw not from a drop in the labor force. that was a positive the other thing is the last recession we saw the household survey improving while the payroll survey was bad. >> leading indicator. it was a leading indicator. >> right. >> great point. >> one of the things there is the payrolls or the establishment report doesn't capture in the small businesses and the contract workers. this might be a play this time around. >> jim didn't go on the record other beth. do you want to go on the record and do you think the number has peaked and the unemployment rate has peake

. >> christie: beth cunningham was looking and wondering if it was a no call. it's a tough call. it's either a no call or a wrong call. that's how it goes. >> john: taylor right back to haislip. >> christie: started every game for the dukes. >> john: rebound foul is going against james madison. good position by chelsea snyder. >> christie: if you want the ball yhave to fight for it. who wants the ball. no i don't want it. no i want it. you have to scrap for the ball. >> john: dawn evans reenters the lineup for james madison. >> christie: looking to pick up at half court. under that screen. >> john: moss from 15. haislip push its up for jmu. she got bumped by wallace. number two on kita waller. >> christie: that might become a factor with just under 11 minutes in the 1st half. always a tough call whether you take them out after that second foul. >> john: hamner on the floor for jmu. it's a dangerous play. that could have been a three. >> christie: it's hard. when you have that foul issue, you don't want to come off of your intensity level if you will. you want to remain intense. i

. >> john: beth cunningham joining us now. your 1st half numbers you were outrebounded by double digits. what can dow to toturn those around. >> john: rebounding was a big concern and it seems to be coming into the 2nd half. we have to do a better job on the board. that's going to a critical piece and i think we go d a good job the first 10 minutes of the half. when we execute the offense we shoot a good percentage. we got away from that. >> john: good luck in the 2nd half. >> thank you. >> john: i'm sure that locker room was interesting to say the least. >> christy: absolutely. she had that tone. if you hear her speak, you know she must have known that went into that zone. it can't take you as. and moss got it going early. got to do a better job inside because courtney hurt was one- 11 from the field goal. >> christy: she wants to take control offensively. she knows when to do that. hislop, tremendous play. >> john: williams pulls up. >> christy: the only senior for james madison on the bucket. >> john: the first field goal t

beth cunningham in her 7th year in charge of richmond. >> christie: these she's done a tremendous job with the rams. >> john: now it's time for our keys to the game. >> christie: the key for vcu. if they can get defensive pressure. they had three double figure scores all season long. james needs control the board. james madison is out rebounding 6 per game. they need scorer and sore score often. guards have been a huge part of the offensive success for the dukes. >> john: we are just about set to go. and again, vcu. and james madison two games in the loss column. waller will bring it up. >> christie: jimenezz inside. early on defense. >> john: and they get it. >> christie: that was rather easy. one-on-one isolate isolation down in the lane. she's not going to miss any of those. >> john: jimenez one of the back door play and well l defended by waller. moss moss again. the lady rams. >> christie: from the outside to 12 feet. it's easy for her. vcu and a man-to-man. play payclose attention to dawn evans. >> john: shot clock number 10, williams. on the attack and a nice inside, jimenez fi

bye-bye. >> reporter: the inevitable had arrived. [ inaudible ] [ cheers ] >> reporter: at del le, beth parker, fox5 news. >> ah, very bittersweet. well, the two pandas plus 95 people are on that plane. we do fed ex has had previous federal experience with this so don't worry he is traveling safely with fed ex. they are promising an ontime delivery, what is that roughly around 3:00 in the morning our time. >> exactly 3:00 in the morning he has a long way to go. >> i will miss that and d. >> let's talk to gary, what i am not going to miss is the snow coming our way. >> it is not too bad tonight, it is ahead of schedule. we will talk about that in just a minute. temperatures out there right now above freezing. we have had a lot of snow melting. of course, that is good because we got a lot more on the way, 38 for the city, 39 leesburg and baltimore 37 degrees. i know you are running around make in snow preps get it done tonight because you don't want to get out there tomorrow because when this storm hits it is going to hit hard and fast. and we will go from no snow to a lot of snow within

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i hear beth in the background. can you hear me? >> hello. you look great, dog. all right, we were going to get back to dog as soon as we get that skype problem worked out. you know, that was amazing, this must help you scientists as well, the interconnected nature. and i mean, that skype was a bomb. and we had great connection, and it was the internet, the twitters and the face books, and all of the other social networking systems out this, that allowed people to be up to date and find granny, and maria in the little town where she lived. >> that's right. >> this is a fox news alert from new york. i'm marianne rafferty, the first tsunami has now hit japan. the associated press reporting that the first waves are small, but the first waves are usually small and can get larger. japan had warned of tsunamis up to 10 feet off the coast. but the report is that japan has been hit benefit small tsunami waves. earlier today it hit hawaii but wasn't enough to do damage. the first waves have hit japan but the first waves were small. stay with us for more on the developing

i hear beth in the background. can you hear me? >> hello. you look great, dog.ll right, we were going to get back to dog as soon as we get that skype problem worked out. you know, that was amazing, this must help you scientists as well, the interconnected nature. and i mean, that skype was a bomb. and we had great connection, and it was the internet, the twitters and the face books, and all of the other social networking systems out this, that allowed people to be up to date and find granny, and maria in the little town where she lived. >> that's right. >> this is a fox news alert from new york. i'm marianne rafferty, the first tsunami has now hit japan. the associated press reporting that the first waves are small, but the first waves are usually small and can get larger. japan had warned of tsunamis up to 10 feet off the coast. but the report is that japan has been hit benefit small tsunami waves. earlier today it hit hawaii but wasn't enough to do damage. the first waves have hit japan but the first waves were small. stay with us for more on the developing st

beth parker has more as the national zoo said so long to tai shan. >> reporter: the day washingtonians hoped would never come got rolling before dawn. >>it's bittereet. >> reporter: four-year-old tai shan was preparing to leave the national zoo the only home he's ever known. >> fortunately the keepers and tai shan are very close. it's very comfortable in his crate soas' going to travel well. >> reporter: by sunrise it was clear there was no avoiding it. bamboo for meals was already loaded. the snacking had begun. tai shan was lifted into a truck. around that same time another giant panda was leaving atlanta bound for dulles and a meeting with travel mate tie shan. -- mate tai shan. the truck rolled out around 9:00 a.m. behind the wheel, dennis, 31- year fed eastbound ex driver -- fed ex driver with an impeccable safety record. >> i drove tian tian in 2000. i've probably gone through it so i probably wasn't as nervous. felt good. got a good night's sleep last night. >> reporter: meanwhile the anticipation was building at dulles. there was panda paint and panda purses and the panda that

. >> before we do that, though, we have beth out in hickory, north carolina. she joins us now where the within weather has already hit there. beth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you see the world is white in hickory. i don't mean to give you a shock. this is a pile of snow left over from a storm last week. it's pretty covered over ts morning in this really slushy wet stuff. you can probably even hear it coming down a little bit. give you a little perspective. hickory is an hour northwest of charlotte. it's a higher elevation. they get more snow here. the forecast is less dramatic than the ones you guys are getting but they are expecting a couple of inches of sleet here and that's really the concern, of course, ice is always difficult on the roads and power lines as well. so they are having salt trucks out in this area. power crews are on stand by. we're waiting for hem to make a call about the schools. this ishat it will look like, hopefully a little bit more fluffy for your guys in the d.c. metro area. >> we suspect it will be. beth thanks very muc

but beth karas from trutv reporting that negotiations for dr. murray's surrender broke down late last night. he's still expected to face charges as early as last week. the doctor telling detectives he gave jackson provo follow and other said fif actives in the hours before he died. >>> the l.a. county coroner's office says brittany murphy died from a combination of pneumonia, iron deficiency and drug intoxication. it did not list the drugs involved but a spokesman says they were not illegal and not the primary cause. brittany murphy was just 32 years old. >>> still ahead on the most news in the morning, a tea party on the high seas. when it comes to president obama, this is no love boat. we'll explain still ahead. eight minutes past the hour. (announcer) a cold or flu can start fast. it can go from a scratchy throat in the morning. to a cough. to a full body ache... at night. new tylenol cold rapid release gels day and night work fast too. they release medicine fast to relieve painful coughs, congestion and sore throats. so you can rest, day and

beth parker, fox 5 news. >> good story there. >>> 7:44. nice day outside.'t know if we would be expecting to see the sun so much today but it's shining brightly in some placei expecte if you go back to the tapes yesterday, i believe i said it at 7:30, we'd start seeing bright sunshine. >> and that's the one time we weren't listening. had the other 17 times in the morning. >> you pissed that one. >> we know why, tony. we can read lips. >> the skys are quite pretty right now. and a good amount of sunshine. may slow your roll in some places. mixed bag today. clouds mixing with sun and still you can't rule out afew more snow showers here and there but nothing significant for us. here are the current temperaturessality the area airports. 35 at reagan national. at dulles dropped down to 33 degrees. bwi marshall remains at 34 degrees. here is a look at future cast. with this in motion, i'll show you this big storm. and yes, it is a big storm. not for us. we're on the edge of it. but in new england and the northeast, they're going to get, some places will get a foo

they may win but they will never score bigger that in in frederick county maryland, beth parker fox 5ws. >> every player on that team made honor roll this year. >> they don't realize it but tyler has a lot of young people looking up to him. an inspirational story. >> a great guy. >> how you doin' gary. >> good, good. >> how is the snow shovel doing. >> looks like we're in for it again. >> this might be something you might sweep away. >> yeah, you know. nothing really has changed much from last night. they are thinking we had 24 hours ago was pretty much the thinking we have right now. i'll start with this by saying that as we look down the street no snow, very little snow out there, a lot has melted in the mild, very mild day. temperatures today mid-to upper 40s, some spots around 50. back to what i was saying. i'll tell you this, there is still unanswered questions about what is going to hap the next 24 to 36 hours. probably more so unanswered questions with this storm than we have had with any storm all season. but i tell you this too. most of the storms this year have cooperated. w

the treasury secretary was giving it his beth shot saying the obama administration's $3.8 trillion 2011 budget, yes, a balancing act. in the short run job creation including tax breaks for small business and more incentives for banks to provide credit is a top priority. however reducing the deficit but not enough to risk return to recession. at one point in a hearing arizona republican senator john kyle pushed geithner to connect the dots between skyrocketing debt and the threat to the dollar. >> if we do not make people believe that we are going to bring down the deficits over time we will risk losing confidence in financial future and that will raise interest rates, less investment. that's bad for the american economy. >> finance committee republicans were skeptical about the bank tax designed to raise $90 billion over ten years to recoup t.a.r.p. money used to rescue financial institutions. >> we have proposed a fee on the largest financial institutions in the country, those institutions that benefitted the most from trying to repair the of financial system that will help ensure amer

joseph beth booksellers in lyndhurst ohio posts this hourlong discussion. >> good evening ladies and gentlemen. welcome to joseph beth booksellers, a bookstore and beach would ohio, legacy village for those of you in the television audience joining tonight. it is wonderful to see so many people who have come out on a cold cleveland winter night to hear about paul williams and my new book shaping foreign policy in times of conflict. this book is literally so hot off the press it is still warm. they were delivered to the bookstore yesterday and we are excited to launch a national book tour with the event this evening. i will start by introducing myself, paul, a co-author, will introduce him. we will tell a little bit about the book, why we wrote this, how we put it together, what the uniques findings were and then we will spend most of the hour answering your questions because we think that is going to be the most exciting and interesting exchange we can possibly have. to begin with, i am michael scharf professor of international law and director of the international center at case wes

joseph beth booksellers in lyndhurst ohio hosted the seabed. for more information visit josephbeth.com. >>> coming up next booktv presents "after words," an hourlong discussion between guest host and the author of a new book. this week nobel prize-winning economist joseph stiglitz talks about the 2008 u.s. economic collapse and its effect on the global economy. professor stieglitz offers many to change incentives in the economic system and government oversight is required for the economy to function properly. he's interviewed by lori wallach, director of public citizen's global trade watch. she's the co-author of whose trade organization a conference of guide to the wto. >> host: hello. we are here today with professor joe stiglitz, and he has a new book, "freefall," that describes the way we got into the current economic crisis, critiques of what's been done to deal with it and leaves out some of the bigger picture committees we need to address and the dates we need to have in the country to move forward to a more stable economy about what wor

an inspiration to us all from beth. he is a true hero and deserves our deepest thanks.ews your faith in human beings. that from jean. robin, thank you for coming back. weep had to see you on camera so we could introduce up properly to our viewers and they are fans. >> thank you. megyn: that is a member of our u.s. military. he was in the army for several years. a father who saved the lives of five people yesterday. we are live to the white house in three minutes for new details on what the administration is saying today about the nuclear threat from iran. also one of tiger woods alleged mistresses watched as he told the world his story. we heard from her, when heard from her attorney, and just ahead jeraldo weighs in. >> today was not an apology. it was a staged public relations stunt. it was a disgrace. host: did the waltons take way too long to say goodnight? mom: g'night john boy. g'night mary ellen. mary ellen: g'night mama. g'night erin. elizabeth: g'night john boy. jim bob: g'night grandpa. elizabeth: g'night ben. jim bob:'night. elizabeth: g'night jim bob. jim bo

. >> reporter: mark and jenny beth martin, founders of the tea party patriots want this movement to blowthe lid off capitol hill in this year's elections. they plan to back candidates who stand for tea party principles, and it doesn't matter if it's republicans or democrats standing in the way. >> i think if it had been john mccain, the same thing would have happened. i truly belief that. >> i do too. >> reporter: in one year the tea party has gone viral from dozens to hundreds of loosely linked groups around the country. but they don't tell them what to do. that's not the tea party way. >> it's all bottom up. the real deal is there are millions of leaders out there leading this movement. >> reporter: there may be leaders in the tea party movement, but nobody is in charge. in fact rival groups from washington, d.c., to sacramento, california, are battling over who will carry the tea party banner. and that fight has some tea partiers feeling hung over. >> what do you think is happening to the tea party? >> well, i don't think the tea party knows what's happening to the tea party. >> repor

. >> hi, beth lowell with oceana. and i question in the fisheries research and management line item. i think that for the majority of the line items there is no program changes. the majority of them accept and cashiers. i have two questions. one, how is the national fisheries service planning to improve fishery management and some of the other non-shared fishery improvements. and the second part is there more clarification on the specific of how the catch share of 36 million is going. i'm not sure if you have that and how you're planning to spend that if it's planning are monitoring or establishing fisheries and supporting the council. >> steve, do you want to date the first cardinal to the second. >> gatt, and your question about research and management line, the way the budget is built up is if we get congressional ad sort earmarks, though, that the request mmm program changes or increases in the budget will go back and. so in a lot of instances, their number being increase within the fisheries budget. it may not be

from, oh, i don't know, fredericksburg and up to baltimore and allentown and beth le thlehembe philadelphia some spots 20 inches of snow, thank goodness it's on a saturday. don't want to get stuck out there. >> slop, meteorological term. >> that's what my father would get fed in north korea, slop. >> that's an accurate way to describe the weather, i don't know about the war. thank you, chad, we appreciate it. >>> born in the usa but now heading to their homeland, two gorgeous giant pandas, mei lan and tai shan, and our reporter is at the washington dulles airport for the breaking story. hi, courtney. >> reporter: hi, don. we have the two giant pandas en route to shanghai right now. they are making their waiy, a 14 1/2-hour journey, they'll enter a breeding habitat. it's a bittersweet good-bye for everyone here in washington. we watched as he grew from cub to giant panda. >> for me, i'd go home after work and turn on the panda cam and see what he was up to, so i think he's a little part of all of our lives. >> reporter: now 4 years old, tai shan is saying good-bye to the u.s., to washington

movie star, the central figure of the tea party documentary, please let meant -- please welcome ginnie bethne year ago tomorrow, wreck santelli had his infamous grant that was heard around the world. it was one year ago tomorrow. after that rent, there were a bunch of us on twitter talking about how that really spoke to us. we agreed that the stimulus was wrong, the trap was wrong and we were fed up. there was an individual but decided we needed to have a free conference call service. we got on the conference call following day, ona friday, february 20, at 7:00 or 8:00 in the evening. there's 22 of us around the country on that call. we talked about it and decidedme iron was hot. we need to go ahead and a host tea party protest. we hung up the phone and thought we had five or 10 tea parties the following friday. it was a protest and we figured there would not be many people. we were wrong. we had 48 t parties in less than five business days with 35,000 people in attendance. [applause] they were organized, using tools like facebook, they were also organized because three organizations were s

coast guard cutter ingham memorial museum as well as beth noel, development director for the museum, that the residents of key west and i were able to welcome the ingham to our maritime family with open arms. toad in to stand tall with the u.s.s. mow hack, the ingham will be opened to the public as a living and breathing museum. this historic ship has saved so many lives and helped shape the course of american history. she and her crews have performed every mission in the best tradition of the united states coast guard. i give thanks to the unwavering dedication and work of the crew of the ingham for over half a century of service. the ingham is a demonstration for what it means to be an american and why we should always be proud to say so. so please come to key west and see for yourself this beautiful museum, a testament to the brave men and women of the u.s. coast guard. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. for what purpose does mr. frank of massachusetts rise? mr. frank: i ask

. >> hi, beth lowell with oceana. i do question on the fisheries research and management line items good i think that for the majority of the line items, there's no program changes for the majority of them except in patch chairs. i have two questions. one, how is the national fisheries service and proving fisheries management and some of the fisheries that are non-capture fisheries and the second part, if there's more clarification on the specifics of how the catch share increase of 36 million is going. i'm not sure if you have a guest on higher planning to spend that whether it's more the research and monitoring or establishing fisheries are supporting the council. >> steve, do you want to take the first part of that and onto the second. >> so i think a new question about the research of fisheries and management line come in the way the budget is built up is if we get congressional ads are earmarks, they'll come out of the request and then program changes are increases in the budget will go back in. so in a lot of in