they are going nuts for the hornets and chris paul put on a show making andrew bynum lose his shorts.paul had a triple double. 15 assists and 13 boards. hornets up three. kobe didn't score in the first half, but in the fourth throws down two of 17. lakers down four, but 15 seconds to go. perfect time for his first bucket of the game. the hornets even the series at two apiece, 93-88 that final. in the east, game four between the magic in atlanta. fourth quarter and tied at 68. jamal crawford with the big three. he had 25 and hawks up three. matthew down three and a chance to tie and wow. hawks take a series lead with an 88-85 victory. the sixers are trying to stave off elimination from the heat. he pulls up and hits the clutch 3. sixers up two. last chance for lebron. but he slaps it away. the sixers stay alive with a four-point victory. the final round of the heritage and he will drain it. seven under 64. he is in the clubhouse tied for the lead. he has to chip in to stay alive. how did you like that for affect? he will not be the new number one in the world. instead he captures his s

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chris paul was up to the challenge in the fourth, a little fade-away of his own. here nets up 7. now under two to play. paul with the dagger, top of the key, 33 points, the here nets stun the lakers, 109-100. the wasn't the only upset. spurs and grizzlies. fourth, spurs down one. bynum connects from deep. san antonio up two. under 30 seconds to player, shane battier with the answer, rattles down the three. memphis up one. last call for the spurs. down three, richard jefferson, three off the rack. grizzly's shot. 101-98 nationwide stone bray in hayward and the sun wasn't around. the round would be called due to fog. so it reverts back to the 54-hole leader and that means daniel chopra is your champion. >> jimmie johnson wins the nascar at talladega, and mike conway wins his first izod indycar race in long beach. >> alan: coming up, the family friendly film "rio" atop the weekend box office. #t#t#t#t#t#tt ♪ hello sunshine, sweet as you can be ♪ [ female announcer ] wake up to sweetness with honey nut cheerios cereal. kissed with real honey. and the 100% natural whole grain oats can

and big upsets in the nba playoffs including chris paul and the hornets with the lakers. the early morning sports headlines are ahead. >>> in weather, active weather to the middle of the country including more severe weather. the forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." and in sports, the nba playoffs have begun with more than a few surprises. here's nbc's mario solis with an early look at all of your sports headlines. >>> hi there, good morning, everyone. the lakers and the spurs cruising to the first round of the playoffs. but not so fast, the hornets and the grizzlies came to play. lakers trailing most of the game, even this buzzer beater by ron artest couldn't get them over the hump. hornets up after the break. he had 33 and 14 despite 34 from kobe bryant, the lakers get stung by the hornets, 109-100. down but not out, shane battier dials long distance. grizz up, 99-88. >> can't get the three to fall. the grizzlies win the first game in franchise history. >>> the celtics went down to the w

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later in the quarter, chris paul, the jump shot over pau gasol. hornets up by seven.der 2:00 to play. paul working on derek fisher. advantage, paul. hornets win, 109-100. stunning victory there. spurs hosting the grizzlies. manu ginobili, sidelined with a sprained elbow. under 30 seconds to go. shane battier with the huge three. grizzlies lead. what will the spurs do? richard jefferson, no good. grizzlies, they upset the spurs, 101-98. they take game one. to boston. the celtics hosting the knicks. under 15 seconds to play. ray allen, still got game. sinks the three. celtics up by two. knicks no time-outs. carmelo anthony, first playoff game as a new york knick, no good. celtics win. 87-85. game one, thunder and nuggets. just over 1:00 to play in the fourth. russell rest brooke, misses. serge ibaka there with the tip-in. looked like he interfered. they called it a basket. thunder up by one. westbrook with the dagger. thunder win it, 107-103. that is the latest on the sports scene. now back to you. >>> all right. well in a city dominated by cars, perhaps it's no surpris

chris paul and the hornets lost every meeting with the lakers. game 1 in l.a.ter, paul with 14 assists. final seconds of the half. kobe bryant with the fade-away but he goes down sliding into a chair after a hornets' bucket. while briant is still down ron artest beats the buzzer from half court. the lakers down 8 at the half and kobe still shaken up. he would be okay but they had no answer to cp3. he was 33 points, the hornets stuns the lakers in l.a. >>> with the loss of manu guy nobody plea, you be the judge, 30 seconds left. shawn battier knocks down the go-ahead three. new orleans shoots 55% from the field. wide open richie jefferson but off the mark and the gris stun the top-seeded spurs 101-98 for their first playoff win in franchise history. that's 16 years if you're scoring at home. >>> a little golf. daniel oh chop a led after three rounds of the nation-wide tour stop. they started late this afternoon, to accommodate television coverage, but the fog did not cooperate. chopra on the 8th hole now tied for the lead. great shot out of the bunker, going to

. >>> hornets chris paul gets an elbow in the eye and kobe bryant turned his ankle. final seconds.hing to jack. tough jumper in the lane. new orleans wins game 4 evening the series at two. >>> for the first time in their franchise's history the national predators win a playoff series. eliminating the ducks. the sharks of course tomorrow night and blackhawks force a game 7 against vancouver. >> big stuff coming up. thank you, kim. >> that does it now for eyewitness news at 10 p.m. remember the news is always on cbssf.com. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been cred

new orleans, one game, of 33 points for chris paul. end of the first half, paul beating the buzzer with a three. new orleans, down by six at the break. and then, right before the third quarter ended, paul, again, with a buzzer-beater. he had 20 points. 63-56, going into the fourth. kobe bryant, just 11 points on 3 of 10. he and pau gasol, two best players on the team, a combined 5 of 20, with just 19 total points. other guys stepping up for l.a., included ron artest. 15 for captain ron. l.a. wins. they send the series to new orleans even at 1-1. >>> and bruce boudreau had choice words for madison square garden. his capitals, taking on the rangers. game four of the city. caps with a 2-1 series lead. marcus johansson pulls washington within one. then, johannses, another goal. his second of the game. we're tied at 3-3. alex ovechkin on the break-away. denied. so, we would head to a second overtime.in overtime in overtime number two, jason chimera, a rebound. and a score. the caps win it, 4-3. they take a 3-1 series lead. >>> with this esp

an upset in los angeles, new orleans point guard chris paul had 33 points, 15 in the fourth quarter. hornets beat the defending champion lakers 109-100. and in memphis, talking about surprising san antonio in game one, they took the lead with just seconds left. the spurs missed a shot at the buzzer. the grizzlies get their first-ever playoff win 101-98. in baseball the yankees rallied to beat the rangers. new york's eric chavez singled home the tie-breaking run in the eighth inning. the yanks hung on to edge the rangers 6-5. and in phoenix, bottom of the 12th, arizona's steve drew singled to right. the runner from second beat the throw to score. the diamondbacks beat the giants 6-5. when we come back another look at this morning's top stories. and pain at the pump. you know what i'm talking about. soaring gas prices already putting the brakes on the economic recovery. overy. [ female announcer ] letting go of your cigarettes can be hard. but the nicoderm cq patch gradually steps you down off of nicotine in just three steps, doubling your chances for success. nicoderm cq. 3 steps, 10

chris paul had a triple-double. the hornets beat the lakers 93-98.ries tied at two games apiece. and the boston celtics crushed the new york knicks in new york. kevin garnett had 26 points. the celtics sweep their way into the eastern conference semis. they eliminate the knicks 101-89. >>> when we come back on this monday, another look at this morning's top stories. and a controversial teacher evaluation in california. why it has some parents worried about their child's education. we used to bet who could get closest to the edge. took some crazy risks as a kid. but i was still over the edge with my cholesterol. anyone with high cholesterol may be at increased risk of heart attack. diet and exercise weren't enough for me. i stopped kidding myself. i've been eating healthier, exercising more, and now i'm also taking lipitor. if you've been kidding yourself about high cholesterol...stop. 80% of people who have had heart attacks have high cholesterol. lipitor is a cholesterol lowering medication, fda approved to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke

kobe bryant and chris paul were teammates on the u.s. olympic team. they are competitors in this series as the hard foul will attest. kobe was held scoreless in the first half. but you know he would eventually come alive. tieing the game at 63. but paul topped that with 27, paul fouled by steve blake. still gets the role. he added 15 assists and 13 rebounds. here's the biggest possession of the game. new orleans by two with less than 10 seconds left. paul kicks to jared jack who hits the back and nails his only goal of the night. the hornets win and even the series at two games each. they will be back in los angeles on tuesday night. >>> miami's big three combine for 65 points today against the sixers and they try to finish the heat. holiday hits a three up goes philadelphia. miami came up empty on its insuing possession. that means means philly gets the lead. miami still leads the series. >>> the celtics did finish off a sweep of the nicks -- of the knicks. >>> the sharks get another chance to wrap up their series in los angeles. despite giving up th

to much chris paul, he pulls up for two of his 33. he added 14 assists and seven rebounds, new orleans takes game one. >>> the spurs, are the top seed in the west and had 20 play memphis. this went down to the wire. spurs down one with a minute and a half left. duncan keeping the ball alive after parker's miss. matt with the three. 96-94. now inside 30 seconds. grizzl i es win. >>> the new names continue to make their mark on the golf tour. we will tell you about that and 9 tightest victory margin in the history of nascar was tied today. we will be right back. . >>> we saw it early their year at dayton a more two by two nascar racing today when it ended they had a tie for the tightest finish in stock car history. this is as close as they came to the big one. kurt busch running in to brad, five cars get involved in all. kasey kahne's car catches fire. he is frustrated with the turn of events. in the end a sprint to the finish with three pairs of cars. johnson on the inside getting pushed by dale. clint boyer on the outside getting a pu

new orleans trying to win a second straight not happening despite the beautiful shot from chris paul. three pointer buzzer beater to end the half. the hornets trail by only six. but the lakers strong down the stretch. kobe with the move inside. although an off night for him. only 11 points. but the lakers win it anyway 87- 78 to even that series at a game apiece to be resumed in new orleans. and that is the sporting life for wednesday night. >> all right. mark, thank you. >> be sure to join the ktvu morning news at 4:30 in the morning. they will be following the final leg of president obama's bay area visit. thanks for joining us tonight. good night. >> good night.

new orleans trying to win a second straight not happening despite the beautiful shot from chris paul. a three pointer buzzer beater to end the half. the hornets trail by only six. but the lakers strong down the stretch. kobe with the move inside. although an off night for him. only 11 points. but the lakers win it anyway 87- 78 to even that series at a game apiece to be resumed in new orleans. and that is the sporting life for wednesday night. >> all right. mark, thank you. >> be sure to join the ktvu morning news at 4:30 in the

. >> so chris paul loves his mom unless she is going to the rim he is going to take her down. >> theree i till. >> he wants to win you can tell. >> take his momma down and her purse. >> and a nice shot to the eye there, too, from kobe. >> all we have got right now is hockey. so many people have come out to me and said how cot hawks lose on saturday? it was a great game. he had 52 saves. he was on his game. >> all i thought was you didn't get to spend easter sunday with randy. i felt bad for you. >> if they win you are okay with that. >> if they win. i don't want a game seven. yeah, right and thanksgiving and christmas and all of the other holidays as well. no, the team is playing well. we will cheer them on tonight. >> and they think they play their best hockey when up against the wall. so we will see. >> test that theory. >> tonight's the night to show it up. >> a big decision to stick by niemi. >> who would you rather have against the sharks? >> chicago hands down. >> no detroit, right? >> revenge, we like that. >> we are coming back at 10 and 11 so we hope to see you then. >> enjoy

marco rubio, nikki haley, chris christie, paul ryan, but they all look like they will be candidates in 2016. a little bit presumptuous, a little bit young. that is why everybody sort of hesitated and looking around -- >> they lose their fox contr acts -- to be virginia, now it is fox. >> they are writing into the ambush -- >> going after a medicaid and social security? >> some obviously do. there is a time when the father is were jefferson and jackson, now it is roger ailes and rock -- and rupert murdoch. cash the check. as mike huckabee was candid in saying, a tough race for the nomination, and then the president is sitting there a year from now, 14 months from now, with $1 billion and in a primary challenge. if there were a primary challenge against president obama, which i don't see on the horizon, he would see more republicans in the race. >> i bring this up every week, because to be a is very important. does anybody have a candidate besides romney? >> there is an event that happens. something happens in the world which could create the circumstances that would bring a republican i

chris paul brought the sting. the dagger top of the key. 33 points and 14 assists.n the lakers 109-100. that wasn't the only upset of the day. the spurs entertaining the grizzlies. he had the answer and the three ball and it is never a good spot. they shocked the spurs 101-98. the indy race and toyota grand prix and it was canceled because of fog and he is a winner. >> a lot in sports. >> thanks for watching everyone. good night.77vvhííÑÑççxç,ç,ç,ç,ñ.'.'.'oj66666665>>>>>xÑxÑçwwóío oeoeoeoeoeoeç; diet? well yesterday i had an apple turnover. i know it's sort of my weakness. i always keep it in the house. well, that and boston crème pie white chocolate strawberries and mmm key lime pie. yeah, i've already lost some weight. [ female announcer ] yoplait light -- over 30 delicious flavors at about 100 calories. babe, what are you doi?! ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] the yoplait you love now in a 4-pack. try it today. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] nature valley sweet & salty nut bars... they're made from whole roasted nuts and dipped

chris: let's put it to the matthews meter. will the paul ryan big budget cuts be a plus or minus for all republicans running in 2012? eight say it's going do be a big minus. four no. gloria, i believe it's a negative. >> i do. first of all let me say that i think the congressman deserves credit for putting something serious on the table. however, i think it will be very, very easy for democrats to have a knee jerk reaction. chris: what is the mainstream republican thinking on going after programs like medicare? >> the mainstream thinking of someone like ryan is not a political calculation. he is a very earnest man. he honestly believes that 80 million baby boomers now starting to make their way through our entitlement strurp is going to destroy that structure. is choice is not being doing ryan and doing nothing. the choice is doing ryan and something else. i think what he's done is drawn a divide. people who oppose his plan have to have proposals of their own or their not serious. >> one of president obama's responses to rising health care

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paul, chris, tiffany, johnny, diana, chilly -- thank you so much for helping me tonight. and i want to thank everyone because this is a tough and painful and emotional process, and everyone really came ready and also very respectful. it did not have to go like this, and i just really wanted to appreciate that, and this is just the beginning of a dialogue and process for our office. we will continue to hold budget stakeholders meetings, so please, come up to our staff and signed up so you can find out when our meetings are and continue to engage. i wanted and community members for being irresponsible about what we can contribute to these cuts. we will come out and do more clean up and held out if you can help us bring lights to the victoria park. those other types of solutions. we can all can cheviot to that process as well. we really heard a lot of things that were said tonight. district 6 is home to one of the most diverse constituencies here in the city. we have the poorest residents of san francisco. we have lgbt, immigrants, people of color, youth, and a high proporti

paul ryan doesn't balance the budget. >> chris: wait a minute. cutting $40 trillion and obama is cutting $1 trillion. >> look at the entire budget. you look and look at the percentage, not that big a difference. and guess what? paul ryan is doing it on the back of poor people and seniors. he says to the seniors, you're grandfathered in if you are over 55, but he wants to make proposals that are going to put more pressure on domestic, discretionary spending. he's not doing much about defense spending in this country. he is not doing anything in terms of raising taxes to compensate and say the sacrifice will be shared across all areas of our economy. the rich get off like scoundrels. they are happy. they're like the executives on wall street this week getting all the big bonuses, despite all the -- >> it's shameful to make money. >> oh, get out of town. >> chris: you're making them out like scoundrels. >> you should be ashamed to use that language as the host of the show. >> chris: what are you talking about? >> you should be impartial. >> more like

what we need is what is good about paul ryan's plan that they can live with. what is good about chris' plan they can live with. what the country needs to hear from the leaders in washington. we understand how big the problem is. we're willing to lose elections to do what is best for the country. that is what is not happening now. >> chris: senator coburn, if i may interrupt, sir. you are a member of the so-called "gang of six." six bipartisan three democrats, three republicans senators who are trying to come up with your own plan. what are the chances that you are going to be able to come up with a deal when and how will it differ from both obama and ryan? >> well, first of all, i'm not going to go into the details of how it will differ. there is a good chance that we can come up with a bipartisan agreement that people can swallow. nobody is going to like what we come up with. the left isn't going to like it and the right isn't going to like it. that's one thing that is indicator of the best compromise we'll get. i think we'll have a good likelihood we can get there. it's not a sure t

. >> that is congressman paul ryan, chairman of the budget committee, followed by congressman chris van hollen, maryland democrat. "the wall street journal" says that ryan's budget is the most serious attempt to in a generation. david brooks says that great journeys like paul ryan's begin with one greatly. on the opposite side, paul krugman says it is mean-spirited ness. >> we have to deal with entitlements. nobody else is saying it, he said, and he deserves credit for it. on the other hand, it has problems. his goal is to a 18% of gdp revenue. that is not enough. we are going to have to face up to that, but he doesn't. >> it also it does absolutely nothing about the cost of health care. to pick up what evan just said, president reagan function with taxes at 22% rate of gdp, not 18%. we didn't have twice the number of baby boomers, which we do now, going into retirement, using medicare, medicaid, all those things. when you look at those as the numbers, you see is a much more daunting task. the ryan budget would have no money for bridges, no money for kids, no money for most things. >> w

obviously, paul ryan or chris christie. they would be better at making the case. but i think they need someone with a comprehensive critique is the point of obama. two years of obama policy, this has been a test. do people want to say it's a good idea? 0%. >> we could have had a depression in this country coming out of the republican economy, inherited by barack obama. if he had not done the stimulative measures the thing would have gone over the cliff. >> chris: wait a second. if you talk about using obama, what if obama plays bill clinton card in the government shutdown of '95 and say i am going to protect your medicare and i make sure the rich pay their share? >> what was unemployment when bill clinton ran for election? under 5%. >> chris: i understand, but those effective policies. >> his policies have been in place, his and geithner and bernanke -- to some degree, late bush. that's the issue -- >> chris: quickly. >> where is goldman sachss in this? 70% of american. >> the republicans are running -- [over talk >> chris: thank you, panel. see you next week. don

paul ryan. also remarks from representative chris van allen -- hollen. >> as a host and a trader, you are not republican or democrat. you look at the impact of what government is doing on the financial markets, whether it is the oil market, trading, wall street firms. >> denied, fast money anchor melissa lee and what she believes it is her role in the recording business and financial news. watch the interview tonight at 8:00 p.m. on c-span's "q&a." you can download a podcast of our program available online c- span.org/podcast. >> policies ban on twitter. the fastest way to get programming updates and links to events uncovered. you can read questions directly to our "washington journal" guests. from c-span at book tv to american history and c-span radio. get started at twitter.com/cspan. >> we are pleased to welcome the chairman of the republican national committee to our studio. he took over the gavel in january. nice to have you with us. we have to start with the obvious. it is friday afternoon and the deadline is hours away. no deal in sight. are you confident there will be one? what are the political

chris: there's a special on cnbc sunday night on that topic. >> in an undernoticed event, the u.s. catholic bishops essentially put obama against paul ryan in terms of the budget in saying that you cannot, to coin a phrase, balance a budget on the backs of the poor. george w. bush said that. chris: you've got big news yourself. >> this is a green card. it's actually green and i got it in the mail this week. chris: what's it do for you >> it means i can stay in america permanently. chris: welcome. >> i am indefinitely going to remain. chris: the big question this week -- president obama has always been lucky in his opponents. is there a republican out there that could end that string of good luck? ♪ [ woman ] this icelandic mud was working wonders on my skin. but if it was going to do the same for my spa, i had to figure out a way to get it back to the states. so i called my citibank small business expert. he got me a line of credit to make it happen and even improved my cash flow. now, my spa has more business than ever. ...and so does our cleaning crew. [ male announcer ] at citibank, we believe small business is a big deal. what's

chris: there's a special on cnbc sunday night on that topic. >> in an undernoticed event, the u.s. catholic bishops essentially put obama against paul ryan in terms of the budget in saying that you cannot, to coin a phrase, balance a budget on the backs of the poor. george w. bush said that. chris: you've got big news yourself. >> this is a green card. it's actually green and i got it in the mail this week. chris: what's it do for you >> it means i can stay in america permanently. chris: welcome. >> i am indefinitely going to remain. chris: the big question this week -- president obama has always been lucky in his opponents. is there a republican out there that could end that string of good luck? [ male announcer ] 95% of all americans aren't getting enough whole grain. but actually, it's easier than you think, because general mills big g line of cereals is america's number one source of whole grain at breakfast. there's whole grain in every box... ♪ ...from chex... to cheerios... to lucky charms. so you can get the whole grain you want with the taste y le. get started on the whole grain you're missing with your favorite big g cerea

party rally, was an indication that he can get his troops in line. >> chris: let's turn, bill, to the 2012 budget. it's astonishing what paulan unveiled for us today. more than $4 trillion in cuts over the next decade, major revamping of medicare and medicaid. is it good policy and is it good politics? >> it's both. he will get criticized from the left and right. the spending powder, those more conservative than paul ryan get the bat to lose that. paul ryan doesn't. we're in such a hold even making the major reform you don't want to affect people currently on medicare. you have grandfather them. you don't get the balance within the decade. jim jordon of the republican senate committee will unveil drastic, rapid reduction in rate of growth of medicare. i think it's the responsible way to cut government. we have a crisis. we're going bankrupt and paul ryan is trying to prevent us from doing that. i think it can be sold as policy and politics and we'll get it attacked from the right for being too slow and from president obama being too harsh. >> what you see on the republican side is the need, then, i think to sell it. not onl

i want to mention paul remmy, chris cole, chris mccarthy, and the person who pulled things all together mcburney, thanks to all of you for the work you've done. [applause] a dear friend of the senators and everybody in the room, a man who makes things happen at the house, the speaker of the house. >> thank you very much, peter, and not a big day is opening day by the way, let's not forget that, and the red sox are starting a winning streak today as a matter of fact. [applause] the last prediction was that peter meade was going to retire. so much for my predictions. [laughter] thank you, peter, for that kind introduction, and it's a pleasure for me to join with my colleague in the senate and to join with you today to bring the greetings and best wishes for the massachusetts house of representatives. today we celebrate the enduring commitment to public service of our beloved senator, edward m. kennedy, a leader without equal, not only here in massachusetts, but across this nation i'd like to extend my appreciation to all those whose hard work and dedication has made this day a reality. li

i want to mention paul remmy, chris cole, chris mccarthy, and the person who pulled things all togetherlisa mcburney, thanks to all of you for the work you've done. [applause] a dear friend of the senators and everybody in the room, a man who makes things happen at the house, the speaker of the house. >> thank you very much, peter, and not a big day is opening day by the way, let's not forget that, and the red sox are starting a winning streak today as a matter of fact. [applause] the last prediction was that peter meade was going to retire. so much for my predictions. [laughter] thank you, peter, for that kind introduction, and it's a pleasure for me to join with my colleague in the senate and to join with you today to bring the greetings and best wishes for the massachusetts house of representatives. today we celebrate the enduring commitment to public service of our beloved senator, edward m. kennedy, a leader without equal, not only here in massachusetts, but across this nation i'd like to extend my appreciation to all those whose hard work and dedication has made this day a reality

paul mcbride accused the scottish football association of bias against celtics. three days later, the bomb was found. chrisas pictured wearing a celtics' top at the british parliament. six days later, she received a bomb. and in clashed with rangers two days -- and neil lennon clashed with rangers two days before he received one. this right in 1980 is just one example of the hostility between protestant unionist rangers and irish catholic celtics. it is rooted in historical fact. >> to my knowledge, nothing like this has never happened before, either weather is sports related or society related. this could potentially be a watershed. >> why? because may be attempting to murder people over football will shock scott went into action. >> you are watching bbc news. these are our top stories. an oscar-nominated journalists has been killed while covering the conflict in western libya appeared fighting continues in misrata. rebel forces have rejected a cease-fire proposal by colonel gaddafi. in texas, they are battling to contain wildfires that have burned more than 1 million acres in the past fortnight. several

paul's comments. all i would say is that -- president olague: if you would identify yourself. >> oh, i'm sorry. my name is chris boettcher. i'm one of the original d.r. quers and i'm one of the neighbors -- requesters and i'm one of the neighbors. i thought that notch was in fact going to be the full length of the deck. after all, the new project basically -- the point of departure for the new project is not -- that deck won't be there anyway. so my understanding was that as it was shown on the overhead projection was that that notch was going to extend all the way back to the building, because that whole portion of the house is actually going to be rebuilt anyway, so it's not like they're really losing anything. they're gaining all that additional floor space that's going to be included in the remodel. and when we left the hearing, that was our impression of what was decided. i think michael smith, the planner, drew on the overhead to show exactly what the modification was going to be, and everybody agreed to it and it was voted on. so when we left the hearing, that's what our understanding was. thank you. pre

chris van hollen of maryland. the president disagrees, though, with paul ryan's approach. >> brown: still to come on the newshour, negotiations for a surrender in ivory coast; a preschool program aimed at low- income children; and unrest spreading from the arab world. but first, the other news of the day. here's hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: libyan rebels were on retreat from the oil port of brega today. moammar qaddafi's forces battered them with sustained rocket and mortar fire, pushing them back toward benghazi. the battle happened on the road outside the strategic oil town, and burned out trucks littered the area. rebel fighters tried to salvage ammunition from the scene. a rebel military leader charged nato is not doing enough to protect the opposition, even though, by nato estimates, nearly a third of qaddafi's military power has been destroyed. at least three people died in clashes in yemen today. ibesmen loyal to president ali abdullah saleh fought with soldiers whose commander has sided with the opposition. the fighting happened in a suburb of the capital, sanaa. in central sanaa, the antigovernment

chris. and from benghazi and this past weekend the governor of maine, republican paul lepage, the governor of maine had state workers in maine tear down a mural at the state's department of labor, a mural that offended the governor. i don't know if the workers got paid double-time for working on the weekend. but it was over the weekend when this multipanel piece of art showing interesting and defining moments in the history of people who work for a living in maine, when this mural got pride off the wall and shoved into storage at the orders of the governor. this is the part of the mural that shows child laborers in maine. as you can see, these children look very forlorn. because it's child labor. of course they're forlorn. maine passed its first child labor laws in 1847. and back then laws restricting child labor were almost always tied up with laws about schooling. there used to be this totally crazy idea in america that tiny people, not yet full grown, should be diverted into some sort of learning to read environment rather than being shunted down into the coal mines, or whatever. you know,