charleston mayor joseph riley says earthquakes are fused into charleston's history and future. >> we'veade our buildings stronger so they would more well withstand an earthquake than they did 144 years ago. and then we're poised and ready to get through it and to recover. >> reporter: the south carolina emergency management division released the results of a study that outlines what could happen today if a 7.3 magnitude earthquake were to strike the same area. the report estimates that 900 people would be killed, 800 bridges would be damaged beyond use, 36 million tons of debris would be generated, and total economic losses would reach $20 billion. >> so those are just amazing numbers to think about. i mean -- >> i don't want to think about those numbers. i love charleston. >> i know. it's a beautiful, very charming city. the risk is real. the problem is, you know, you don't get a lot of warning. i was talking to the mayor. he said he knew hurricane hugo was coming you have a couple days to prepare. when you're talking about an earthquake, it happens in an instant. >> we lived there and

charleston mayor joseph riley says earthquakes are fused into charleston's history and future. >> we'veuilding stronger. so they would -- more well withstand an earthquake than they did 144 years ago, and then we are placed and ready to get through it, and to recover. >> reporter: the south carolina emergency management division released the results of a study that outline what's could happen today, if a 7.3 magnitude earthquake were to strike the same area. the report estimates that 900 people would be killed. 800 bridges damped beyond use. 36 million tons of debris generated and total economic losses would reach $0 billion. -- $20 billion. >> incredible numbers to look at. the statistics. the mayor says they've been doing things to help prepare for earthquake, they just retrofitted the hall as well as the community theater with steel with the buildings to help protect them if an earthquake were to happen to prevent it from crumbling but said with hurricane hugo, for example, mayor during that time, days to get ready. with an earthquake, you never know when it's coming. >> jacqui, any

. >> we had identified charleston, south carolina -- we were talking about charleston, west virginia,of charleston, south carolina. >> oh, my gosh. >> we want to apologize. it's a fine city, charleston, west virginia. >> both beautiful cities, no doubt. >> made a mistake. actually went to -- was taking a trip and got sent to the wrong city. >> i don't believe you. >> i did. charleston, south carolina, charleston, west virginia. >> that happens more than you think. >> probably, but won't happen again on this program. what were your criteria for finding these cities? >> it wasn't just about the price. if you can go to a city and find a house for a cheap price, that's a good starter, but you have to make your family happy, good schools, good job, amenities to make for a good lifestyle. all those went into the mix. >> first of all, number five on your list, spokane, washington, native american word, phrase for children of the sun, located 100 miles south of canada. >> the local people really call this city, they've really forgotten about that old indian name, lilac city. it has the larges

and we are also joined by linda lear in charleston, south carolina who is rachel carson's biographer, and her book is called quote code rachel carson witness for nature" and she has written the introduction to the new addition of "silent spring" that came out in 2009. linda lear, what got you interested in rachel carson? >> guest: well originally it was because i was teaching environmental history of the university level and when we got to talking about "silent spring" in 1962, my students looked at me and said rachel who? and i thought mauney we have to do something about this. so i set about trying to write rachel carson's biography which had never been done. >> host: we want to get you involved. this is a call-in program. we will put the numbers on the screen so you can talk to linda lear and paul driessen 32,027,370,001 if you live in east times over, 737-0002 if you live in the pacific and now to three sunday a mile at c-span@book tv.com or a tweet at book tv@twitter.com. was it a best seller when it came out in 1962? >> guest: in the it was. it was a blockbuster in had been seri

we are also adorned by linda lear in charleston, south carolina who is rachel carson's biographer. herbal is called rachel carson, witness for nature. she has written an introduction to the new addition of "silent spring" that came out in 2009. what got you interested in rachel carson? >> i was teaching environmental history at the university level and when we got to talking about "silent spring" in 1962 my students looked at me and said rachel who? and i thought oh my, we have to do something about this. i set about trying to write the biography which had never been done. >> this is a call in program. 202 is the area code if you live in eastern central 0 time zone. seven 370002 in the mountain pacific time zone. send us an e-mail or a fleet at booktv@twitter.com. was a best seller when it came out in 1962? >> it was a blockbuster. it had been serialized in the new yorker magazine beginning in june and it was nothing but a -- anything but silent summer. it was already a best-seller. john f. kennedy helped a lot to call attention to rachel carson's ideas by commenting on the man opp

even back into charleston, west virginia. sign of push of warmer air ahead of the storm. even though we have just high thin clouds moving in right now, clouds will lower and thicken and look worse this afternoon, it'll feel better. ahead of the storm, we're actually pushing in warm winds, that should get us back in the mid- to upper 60s. clouds that fade out the sunshine will bring in rain. as it taps into the moisture from the gulf of mexico, wraps around a developing area of low pressure that will spin on top of us through tomorrow. it'll bring a little more rain as well. looks overcast on our computer model. this is an indication of the high thin cloud deck that will lower and thicken into the afternoon. it'll look worse into the afternoon hours. we'll probably hold the rain off after sunset. there's 7:00 on our timeline. frederick, westbound, as it appears from this one particular computer model. watch the yellow and orange shading. that's where the heavy rain falls overnight. slips south of the region through tomorrow morning. we stop this at 6:00. you can see the he

this was in charleston, south carolina. he is in critical but stable condition. >> fresh off the ratings of the olympics, nbc is hoping to skate into a late night winning streak. jay leno gets his late-night show back. he hopes to follow in his own footsteps. the tonight show was number one for 14 years. so, what does jay have in store for viewers tonight? >> i will be younger, more handsome. we will bring some new elements and some of the old ones, too. >> did not invite mary ann and myself. after it -- jimmie foxx is among the guests tonight. look for sarah palin tomorrow night. >> we must have missed the invitation. short circuit. apple's ipad is delayed. >> rapid tax refunds can be tempting, but what are you getting into? >> it may be a new month, but the same old weather pattern. another storm coming up from the south. rain and snow is spreading to t. whatever you record here you can watch in up to six different rooms. if you record hockey... ...you can watch it in the basement. yes! in the bedroom?g yes! or ice dancin

much cooler temperatures to the east and also very heavy rain now, cincinnati to columbus, up to charleston and windy conditions along with the storm. all that rain is eventually going to work its way into the mid-atlantic in new england, especially later on tonight. so you get the gist of it. it's umbrella weather out there. many areas of the east. miami is also getting rain early today. as the storl pulling out of alabama, mississippi, we'll see cold showers. in general the snow is going to melt. in oklahoma city, up to 58 degrees. but what a march storm it was. that's a look at the monday forecast. now here's a look outside your window. many areas are going to be very chilly down there in alabama and mississippi, louisiana. look at birmingham, alabama. 45 degrees. that storm will be long gone by tomorrow. lynn, much calmer weather for the rest of this week, but, you know, as you mentioned, the only element we didn't have was severe weather. for the most part it was just a snow event. >> thank you, bill. toyota shareholders sue, ebay fights crime and how health care will hit stock. your e

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the heavy rain is holding on right now toward charleston, west virginia. and that is set to move toward washington. this will be our main event here today. zoom in closer and in to our forecast track. what will be happening. once this is set to move toward washington, a period of showers here and there possible. the front doesn't swing through until the evening hours on the. a thunderstorm is possible in the afternoon, evening and overnight hours, but as that starts to come through we will have a clearing of the clouds and cooler in to tuesday. still have to carry on a sprinkle or shower. way out in the highest of elevations we may have to watch for a mix of snow coming in. not going to have any affect here in washington. just looking at rain today. but temperatures before we get the front to come through, upper 60s in many cases. overnight tonight, a front comes in. lower to mid-40s. tomorrow is cooler than today. a little sunshine could help us to recover though 50s. in the highest of elevations, temperatures in the upper 50s and 60s. washington, going t

side early this morning, some frost in some of the outlying suburbs. 43 down at the airport, 34 in charleston, west virginia. near freezing as you headed northbound into new england and south to richmond. lots of sunshine and warm up this afternoon. around 70 in the central part of the state, 72 right now in cambridge, 72 in downtown baltimore. colombia checks in at 69 degrees. clear skies all across the region. a couple more hours to enjoy this beautiful weather pattern, and then temperatures will quickly fall before tomorrow morning. closer to 50 degrees for the load tonight in downtown baltimore. there you see the beautiful weather pattern on the satellite imagery. the low pressure getting farther offshore and away from us. a front slicing through chicago and back toward the plains states and into the southern rockies divides spring from winter. it is a cold and snowy and wintry final day of winter across the central plains into the front range of the rockies in colorado. 29 degrees right now in colorado springs. snow stretches all along the cold side of that fraud into western kansas and

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kathy and i were down in charleston this weekend for one of those rare wonderful moments in life whenomething really great happens. our son, michael, got married. he and his beloved sarah became a family in the company of many of their friends and our friends, including some very special people who paid real attention to michael and sarah growing up. their sacrament of matrimony took place in an old huguenot church. the church of her family. father william george of my beloved jesuit performed the ceremony. our son, the actor, sang "ave maria." our daughter, caroline, was a bridesmaid. kathy and i have been fortunate to enjoy an adventurous life along the way, traveling to africa, ireland and enjoying many of those family events at home like birthdays, and the beach and just hanging around together. michael and thomas and caroline are just great company. especially great company when we're all together. sarah's one of us now, we were five, now we're six and i miss being together already, even though it was just yesterday. we were and i'm already missing them. as i said in the words of

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responsibilities at the university of toledo, bowling green state university and the university of charleston. jerry recently surpassed the $10 million mark fundraising goal in lock haven university's capital campaign by helping to raise $11.6 million. we thank jerry for his dedication and outstanding service to lock haven and wish him well in his retirement. and finally mr. speaker i recognize this evening lock haven university president keith miller. keith has had an outstanding -- has been an outstanding representative for the college. enrollment has grown under his tenure as has the honors program. lock haven has achieved all steinway's status and national science foundation grants since he arrived in 2004. he's a warm individual whose dedication to the school was always in evidence. et never stopped promoting and believing the mission of the university. i'm pleased for dr. miller that he's going to assume the reigns of virginia state university. their gain is our loss. before lock haven he was provoice and vice chancellor of the university of wisconsin-oshkosh, dean of the college of bus

last year, the charleston post and courier blasted the president's decision as breathtakingly irresponsible. on february 17 they said the president's lack of faith in using yucca mountain for nuclear waste sends a mixed signal to americans. the "greenville news" said the obama administration has broken a longstanding federal promise to deal with the nuclear waste. in "the lexington chronicle," an editorial said liberals would stick us with nuclear waste. i urge congress and the administration to put politics aside on this issue. it is a serious implication for america's nuclear future. in conclusion, god bless our troops and we will never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from utah rise? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. bishop: nasa unveiled a new interactive computer simulation that allows children to pretend to be going to the space station and mars and beyond. sometimes our new nasa administrators are too shy.