bob macdonald says that he invited romney to the commonwealth last month. >>> president obama will beeaded to california for fund- raising events with plenty of star power. monday he will the state party -- he will host a party. two events combined expected to raise $1 million to his reelection campaign. >>> we will take a look at stories that will headline theis week. we will take a look at a disturbing new study about self phones. >>> clouds are starting to increase from the west. >>> tomorrow, if it is the penalty phase that will get underway in connecticut. dr. william pettit was beaten and was the only family member to survive the attack. prosecutors are now seeking the death penalty. >>> to march, the britney nor would try will get underway. she is accused -- tomorrow, the britney nor wouldwood trial will get underway. she is accused of killing her co-worker. it is believed that her suspected shoplifting may have been a motive in the attack. it begins at 9:30 a.m. monday morning. >>> tuesday, we could be finding out the names of those who served on the casey anthony murder trial

know about any suppose it fears or schedule changes, but one politician who did join today was bob macdonald, a former military man himself. he was there to support employment for former military members and their spouses. >> a gathering of teachers, police officers and fire fighters on capitol hill today warning if the jobs act does not pass from education will suffer, response times to fires and other emergencies will slow down. >> i am one of hundreds of thousands of teachers in the united states out of work. this bill could provide immediate relief. >> the economy will grow about 2%. real people will get real relief right now. >> the bill to pay for those jobs is part of the overall jobs act, but the white house the vote -- hopes it will be taken up for action soon. >> the weather team is on storm watch after a rainy morning. some of it looks like it could be heavy. after that, much cooler temperatures. doug hill has a check on the raider. -- radar. >> we have just a little area of rain that is squeezed between the blue ridge and metro area. very heavy rain west of the mountains and pock

bob macdonald will join him for that grand opening. he has been trying to promote the rapidly growing wine industry. he will hold a conference tuesday afternoon. >>> a groundbreaking is settled tomorrow. turf will be laid out over a 30 squelch -- 30 dozen square-foot parcel of lane -- 30,000 sq. ft. parcel of land. still to come on "washington weekly, we will take a look at other stores that will be topping headlines including the crucial hearing for the future of the post office. plus, a competitive eating contest in d.c. we will tear you where it is happening next. >> a cold night ahead. an unsettled day tomorrow. are you ready for some sunshine and warmer dinner's ready. [ female announcer ] hamburger helper stroganf.f. beefy. creamy. stroganoffy. helpers. forty dishes, all delicious. [ male announcer ] at green giant we know nature gives us the most nutritious of gifts. but only when they are re/dy to be given. that's why we pick vegetables at their peak. ...and freeze them fast, locking in nutrients ...for you to unwrap. ♪ ho, ho,

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bob macdonald, chairman of the republican governors association, and javier besara.is week" with an interview with herman cain. at 2:00, fox's "sunday." johnson.ernder robert former cia director and former congresswoman now director of the woodrow wilson center. former vice president dick cheney on his new memoir. at 4:00 p.m., "face the nation." bob schieffer speaks with the ranking republican member of the armed services committee and gov. martin o'malley, chairman of the democratic governors association. also on the program, hailey barbour. noon, meet the press, 1:00, this week, to a clock, box's sunday, state of the union, and then 4:00, face the nation. listen to them all on c-span radio, 9.1 in washington, d.c., on your iphone or blackberry, satellite radio 119, or on line on c-spanradio.org. >> of tenure and academic freedom are in jeopardy. thaey need to be protected. >> tenure create an atmosphere where people can speak freely in terms of that university governance. if you do not like a proposal that the board of trustees makes come you have to be able to sp

[applause] >> next on c-span2 virginia governor bob macdonald. arne duncan talks about the benefits of a longer school day and afl-cio president richard trumka on jobs and the economy. on tomorrow's washington journal george mason, economics professor garrett jones on government spending and jobs. discussion about gay rights with brian wilson of the human rights campaign and washington times congressional bureau chief stephen diamond on a bill to create a database to check workers' legal status. washington journal begins at 7:00 eastern on c-span. >> the head of the american association of university professors says tenure and academic freedom are in jeopardy and need to be protected. >> tenure creates an atmosphere where people can speak friendly not just in teaching but in terms of university governance. if you don't like the proposal of the board of trustees or the president makes you have to speak freely. administrators should do that as well. the shared governance speech is part of what academic freedom protects. without that you don't have

bob schieffer, cbs news, new york. we'll see you sunday on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonaldvery dangerous. >>> armed and open for business. the bay area merchants stockpiling old school weapons because they think police can't protect them. >> biological, radiological, nuclear type diving. >> the specially trained fbi teams diving under water to catch the bad guys. >>> keep pulling it together. she goes through a little bit of waves up and down. >> the wedding less than 24 hours away and the house where it was supposed to happen burned down. how they plan to pull off a miracle. >>> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. dana is off tonight. >>> some east bay restaurants are packing more than just food and drinks behind the counter. they are packing heat. >> that's because they say they are surrounded by crime and not enough police. christin ayers in oakland's fruitvale district to show us the merchants armed and opened for business. >> reporter: we spoke to some merchants today who are going through some pretty extreme measures to protect themselves on these s