christopher, too much space on the other wing, knocks it down. >> steve: two players, randle and christopher have 36 of the team's 46 points. gutierrez telling zhang how he'll help. to longmire. was that a charge? >> don: it was a block. >> steve: jerome randle, though, absolutely on fire at the pacific life pac-10 tournament. 22 points in the first half. and going for the cal all-time scoring record. wir sabe eto fundreti? whl haf youse ou youny y wilen ioutl sav cifi knot tomo que replanoday palifehe fal soluand th heland ial sion dea pl .the to succ 5'8". in our battle of dimunitive dan dandies porter is 2 for 11 and randle is 8 of 8. >> don: don't count him out yet. he's got to it going here soon. i talked about the league getting away from oregon. it's now to 15. >> steve: robertson with the fade. short. what must oregon do in the last 3:18, don, to give themselves a chance for the second half? >> don: they have to somehow get cal to miss. i know that doesn't sound very analytical or anything. they can't continue to let cal shoot this high of a percentage or they'll never be able to com

this year, randle, christopher and robertson. >> don: the experience.basketball iq all three of those basketball players. >> steve: porter makes his shot. cuts it to 23. 6:30 to play. tajuan chases it down. >> steve: inside of four minutes to play. when we come back, we'll show you our player of the game and guess who that could be? it't cth pper knowold mus. you!of te! exc... what grndwithan ♪ yout habe so nice ♪ >> steve: number one seed california at the pacific life pac-10 tournament, leading number eight seed oregon. time for the winning touch from touch of gray. >> don: guess who? jerome randle got it going early. only had to play 28 minutes tonight. had 22 points on 8 of 10 from the floor. your 2010 pac-10 player of the year. stepped up early. and got to cruise late. and get going for the ucla bruins tomorrow. >> steve: ucla knocked off number four seed, arizona, 75-69. they will play at approximately 6:20 tomorrow night. that will be followed by the winner of washington state/oregon state and arizona state/stanford. knezevic on the drive. does n

christopher gets open. they pay attention to christopher and randle gets open. 14oi minutes.y c i gobe ngsading into the ncaa na. r nc enly tecanh to step in, tough finish for boykin but gets it to go down for the and one. come on, who does curls on game day. >> steve: he does. look at those biceps. >> don: i bet you the dumbbells you were using were heavier than yours. >> steve: nope. e.j. singler, 1 for 8 in the first half. inbounds to armstead who tries to cut through. his floater will go. >> don: when the game is open, and armstead has been arguably oregon's most consistent player all year. played the most minutes. started the most games. armstead's at his best making plays in transition. >> don: they're going to have to get after it in the second half. porter with the reach-in as randle went to his left. second foul on tajuan. last night he had 32 points in oregon's overtime victory over washington state last night. >> don: try to limit randle in points. see if porter can jam him. make him a driver. >> steve: josh crittle in the game. his defense pretty strong as he deni

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and christopher, and continuation with the france. and the exact of france way back.n 1803, the blue and red flag. ultimately we won our independence in 1804. i was led by the shock still lay. 1807, we had a civil war. until 1821. and invaded santo domingo where the entire island was controlled under haiti. 1838, the french never recognized the haitian independence but also a change for 1 fifteen million francs. most nations including the united states didn't recognize haiti until 20 years later. fearful of the slavery in happening in haiti would spread around. so therefore over the next few decades haiti was forced to take out $70 million to pay for independence. 1862 the united states granted recognition in sending frederick douglass to haiti. in 1916, u.s. marines by 80 to establish control of a custom house and authorities. national guard was created in the marines into livers and building roads and also people under leadership. and assassinated by the marines. 1934, by haiti. 1937, a lot of them massacred by dominican soldiers. in 1957 after it was time to move f

but christopher goes on every year -- >> creative director? >> creative officer christopher bailey. incredibly talent. talks to the consumer about what's coming. a week before the show he's in the design studio talking to customers about what's coming and how exciting it is. it can be so inclusive. you've got the music. the customer can really feel the brand and the culture of the brand. >> i wonder how that's impacting the consumer shopping experience. when you're looking at a show in 3d, does that impact the clothes, the way they look? in other words, can you see the fabrics more clearly? can you get a better idea of the cut? tell me about the shopping experience and how it's changing for people. >> absolutely. you get much more detail and much more detail. and in our case you get a lot of sh sherlings and buckles and details. we actually did something else that was really fun and kind of another first is actually did runway to reality so those people who were e-mailing in, you could actually click and buy and have that item delivered in four weeks. >> wow, that's terrific. you're

christopher missed the last one, i'll make this one.cal, it's free, it's open. everybody's got the green light. the way basketball used to be. you passed it, you dribble it and you score it. >> steve: porter misses badly. rebounding, patrick christopher. there's a rebound by singler. on the cal miss. >> steve: randle, good defense. keeping them in front. from the corner, this is humphr humphrey. he's also from chicago, illinois. hales high school. >> don: he's made timely threes. and oregon staying in touch. i keep saying that. he got them at 7. cal so so explosive, they can get away from you quickly. >> steve: no one continue making the threes like cal has early in this game. humphrey cannot score. gutierrez pulls it down. and throws it away. does cal have to look to get into the gaps of that zone? >> don: i think so. you want to suck those wings in and then kick out. then, going back to that last possession, if oregon is going to rise up and win this, humphrey has to make the right decisions. >> steve: christopher gets it ahead to gut

christopher is a wonderful writer. and very intelligent man. but does not grasp the religious sensibility at all. and sarah and i shared this view over christopher which we described at the end of "a cracking of the heart." i'm just basically agnostic, to be a believer, you have to be touched in some way. it's possible that i spend so many years in a false religion that i've developed such a thick skin that i can't be touched. or it's possible that believers are wrong. it doesn't really matter. it's what sarah said about politics. oh, i don't -- maybe i didn't quote that. but it's the way you do politics that's impossible. it's the spirit that you bring to it. it's not god tells you to vote for a particular party. and you if can be enviewed with a religious spirit, that's of course tolerant. very, very important and compassionate. there were mentions of experience that opened up to you that are closed. and they are closed to others. of course, the one thing that i want to say about christopher's book and the movement is atheism is a religion. i

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you've done the christopher guest movies, stuff like that.i auditioned for the "coneheads" in 2000 -- no, i always think the '90s are still the 2000s. i, like, blocked out a decade. >> jimmy: you forget about the '90s. this is in 1991. and there was an audition for connie conehead. and i knew that i wouldn't get the connie conehead part because i knew they would want a rack. you know, they'd want, like, a girl with big boobs. i just knew it. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i don't really have -- i don't have big boobs. and i said, "lorne, connie should have friends. because she's a conehead and she should have friends. that would be really sad if she's in school and she doesn't have any friends." and i convinced him to hire me and my friend joey lauren adams. >> jimmy: that's a serious conversation -- >> it was. >> jimmy: "connie conehead should have friends." >> yes. and he -- i was like, i got my s.a.g. plus 15% on that job. and i had a really good time. i hung out with david spade and chris farley. we had such a good time. and then, i guess, a year

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that was idealistic, but there are all kinds of back room deals being cut, special provisions for christopher dodd. i had a list and people can contact my office. i think when politicians break their word war make promises and do not live up to it, they need to be held accountable. that is the biggest problem for republicans and now we are trying to win back the confidence of the american people. host: we are going to take another call, but first, what are the implications for your party if the bill passes, or if it does not? what is the impact? guest: if it passes, we will see what needs to happen to implement it. it is a massive bill, well over 2000 pages long. that is why i do not believe the cost numbers. we will have to much of that and see what happens. if it does not pass in its current form, then the challenge is, how do we start solving these problems? i think republicans should be introducing individual bills -- and i plan to do this -- to tackle these problems. the problems of health care in america are not going away if the bill passes. if the bill does not pass, they will not go

duracell trusted everywhere christopher columbus sailed the ocean blue... in 14 hundred and 92. nice! follow me, the missouri river is this way! lewis and clark expedition of 1804. oh, he'll never get this. magellan, 1520. awww, my 8 layers must've given it away. help keep your kid full and focused with 8 filling layers... of whole grain fiber found in kellogg's® frosted mini-wheats® cereal. this is one giant leap for mini-kind™. keeps 'em full. keeps 'em focused. hoo hooo! >>>nd and now, jay leno! >> nine months after leaving "the tonight show," jay leno is back. his prime time show tanked and nbc bought out conan o'brien to put leno back in late night. he was still razzing nbc as he began listing his guests for his first show. and praising the american victories at the winter games in vancouver. >> how about our olympic athletes? pretty amazing. 37 medals. we have leindsey vonn on the shw tonight. she was amazing. when it comes to going downhill, nobody's faster. okay, except nbc. but other than that. >> leno returns to a more difficult ratings waltz with david letterman who p

and christopher ate, drank and slept the united states marine corps., sergeant hrbek asked his stepfather to take him to the that reen recruitment office in new jersey in order to enlist in the marine corps. shortly thereafter, sergeant hrbek left the basic -- left for basic training at paris island, south carolina. sergeant hrbek subsequent and distinguished career in the united states marine corps included four tours of duty, three tours of duty in iraq in support of operation iraqi freedom, and then most recently, his last tour of duty in afghanistan in support of operation enduring freedom. . in recognition of his service to our nation he's been awarded the purple heart. he has also posthumously received the bronze star with valor device. this was awarded during his heroic service during combat operations several weeks before his death. specifically in december of 2009 in the midst of hostile gunfire, sergeant hrbek rushed to save the life of a fellow marine. sergeant major raymond mackey, who had lost his legs as a result of an improvised explosiv

police say christopher ford met the teenager two years ago at capital gymnastics in west springfield. police claim ford had sex with the teen between september 2007 and june 2008. the teen's mother told police in january ford no longer works at the gym. >>> the nation's first kwn black roman catholic priest could soon become a saint. reverend augustus pollton's family escaped from slavery in missouri and as the civil war began. he went on to start chicago's first black parish in the late 1800s. he's now being considered for cannonnization. >>> one person was sent to the hospital after a car collided with a metro bus in northwest d.c. no one was on the bus. the driver of the car was trapped inside and taken to the hospital conscious and alert. >>> whether it was a joke or not it spaked of racism. -- smacked of racism. wal-mart under fire after someone makes a racist remark over the store's loud speaker. >>> a cash crunch for one local community college. how the school's money problems are impacting the student's education. >>> a quick check of our rundown. the news edge will be right b

christopher low of f.t.n. financial says it tells a different story. >> when you look at the g.d.i.ata today, what it shows is that the recession was deeper than g.d.p. shows in '08 and '09, and it also shows that the recovery came a quarter later. in other words, when economists were crowing because we finally had growth in the u.s. and people on the nightly news were saying "gee, i don't feel any better", it turns out those people were right. >> reporter: this is not just an academic debate. policy makers base decisions which effect us all based on the numbers they follow. they increase government spending and extend benefits during a recession. they raise interest rates following a recovery. laksman achuthan studies business cycles. he says you can't just follow the g.d.p. or the g.d.i. >> that's too simplistic. too narrow. it's really got to be a collection of big measures of activity. we look at income, production, like g.d.p. we look at jobs, jobs growth, the unemployment rate. we also look at sales, how much stuff is being sold, bought and sold. >> reporter: it's not just gov

earlier, christopher chipped in as well. >> marques: slicing up ucla defense.ors from cal. >> steve: our pacific life summary shows you that we have one team in. that's the number one seed, california golden bears who won their first regular season title for the first time since 1960. and rebecca, i guess you listen into the stanford huddle. what's going on? >> i did. i wanted to check in with johnny dawkins. he's challenges his team to play smarter basketball. hes, you took five or six bad shots. you can't rush offensively. he's also telling the guys, stay physical. they have to match that energy and effort as well. >> steve: they are 1 for 7, the cardinals, to open this game, rebecca. down low, fields. >> marques: nice, nice. >> steve: they did exactly what coach dawkins asked them. >> marques: nice man reading by landry fields. >> steve: stanford in the other end, packing in the zone. overton missing the three. pondexter, rebound. that's what he does best. >> marques: up in the crowd, outmuscles the basketball away from trotter. once he does that, kind of a

. >>> matthew and christopher perry don't use skates to glide across the ice. after strapping on pads and helmets, they sit down into a sled. they are here to practice sled hockey, a sport for both disabled and aibl-bodied athletes. >> always gives me a good workout. >> the perry twins have mild cerebral palsy affecting their balance and strength. until now, team sports were no fun. >> not only they get to participate in a team sport. it's a sport they can be good at. >> oh, yeah. >> many team members have physical or mental disabilities but, on the ice, their able-bodied friends or siblings don't have much of an edge. >> they are all on the same level, playing and having fun together and that disability fades away. >> the sport is new to most players, learning to pass, trying to score, sometimes falling. it's all part of the game. [ laughter ] >> sled hockey builds upper body strength and helps with coordination but the twins aren't necessarily thinking about all that. >> i love skating! >> spoken like a true member of the team. dr. sanjay gupta. >> ohhhh! >>>

police said christopher ford had an ongoing sexual relationship with a boy. this happened between 2007 and 2008. ford turned himself in on tuesday. >>> mayor fenty could face two high-profile challenges. the vincent gray and another are close to declaring their candidacies. his mother-in-law's illness which keeps him from campaigning. gray has not commented on his plans. his supporters have developed a campaign message and a fundraising strategy. >>> 43 degrees. >> a growing gender gap in the schools. you'll find out why. " they cut funding for all the schools. music, sports. but we have to have our viagra. >> an outrage taxpayers when of virginia's plan to pay for viagra for state employees. >> your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. >>> join us for spring for alexandria. go to the website for more information. alexander is where we work, play, and give. >> good morning, washington. >>> 5:39. your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. >> adam caskey is live and alexandria this morning. it is 42 degrees now. >> it will be a fantastic and

police said christopher ford had an ongoing sexual relationship with a boy.years old and turned himself into police on tuesday. >>>, county public school students will not have to make up all those snow days. they have been granted a five- day waiver. classes will end as scheduled and that is on june 16. this was in fact the snowiest winter ever recorded at all three d.c. area airports. >>> president obama is trying to get those votes for health care reform. >> the fate of the presidency could be on the line. patrick gavin joins us now with more. good to see you. we hear reports when the president was speaking to the hispanic caucus, there were talking about how he was saying the effectiveness of his presidency is on the line. >> he has made it clear. he does not care so much about the politics of this. that is what he says. he did make some blunt statements and he was not calling in a favor. if you cannot help me, my presence is doomed. the goodwill he has built up and with the inauguration felt like, he felt like if this health care bill did not get passed,

christopher columbus sailed the ocean blue... in 14 hundred and 92. nice! follow me, the missouri river is this way! lewis and clark expedition of 1804. oh, he'll never get this. magellan, 1520. awww, my 8 layers must've given it away. help keep your kid full and focused with 8 filling layers... of whole grain fiber found in kellogg's® frosted mini-wheats® cereal. this is one giant leap for mini-kind™. keeps 'em full. keeps 'em focused. hoo hooo! >> liev and in hd, this is "good morning washington" ony our side. >> welcome back. it is a chilly morning. people have their jackets on. welcome back. >> i is time for traffic and weather. we will see little sunshine i hope. >> we could see a lot of sunshine. it to be a nice and pleasant day with the exception of the wind. you'll be a threat the day today. -- you will feel it today. we are on the upswing again in terms of temperatures. it is only one to last a couple of days. we will get to the forecasts in a second. timote. wind is over 35 miles an hour. that to be the case all the way did the afternoon. here is

. >> maryland is now on a road to hands- christopher columbus sailed the ocean blue... in 14 hundred and 92. nice! follow me, the missouri river is this way! lewis and clark expedition of 1804. oh, he'll never get this. magellan, 1520. awww, my 8 layers must've given it away. help keep your kid full and focused with 8 filling layers... of whole grain fiber found in kellogg's® frosted mini-wheats® cereal. this is one giant leap for mini-kind™. keeps 'em full. keeps 'em focused. hoo hooo! >> join us for the 44 annual smithsonian kite festival on saturday, march 27. good morning, washington. >>> 5:39. your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. >> brian van de graaff is outside our studios with more on the roller-coaster ride we are about to take. >> it is sent up and down kind of pattern. temperatures will be near 70 today. the clouds will be increasing. it will not be as something of a day. the wind will be out. temperatures this morning, we do have some cool spots. 45 in leesburg. suitland, 47. 50 in fairfax. temperatures will be climbing. we will look for a war

in 1492, they were discovered by it -- christopher columbus.in 1697, the spanish took over control, and with this tree, they actually divided the island in half. there was the french, and the dominican republic. in 18 03, we had -- between 1791-18 03, we had established slavery in haiti. and during that time, we had a protracted, 13-years of liberation in haiti. and during that time, the army of slaves -- they were eventually betrayed by their officers, including christopher, because the policy was to have some sort of association with the french. in 18 03, the blue and red flag was the symbol and ultimately we with the winner of our own independence in 18 04. of course, in 18 06, in 18 07, there was a civil war. this would last until 1821. and they would invade the santa domingo, to declare independence from spain. and the entire island was controlled. 1838, the french never recognized haitian independence. and also, in exchange for the independence, for 150 million -- most of the nations, including the united states, did not recognize the ind

and senator christopher dodd talks about the need to count -- create a consumer protection agency for financial institutions. >> as "washington post" international correspondent, t.r. reid has traveled the globe. including the united states of europe, the healing of america, and "confucius' lives next door." live sunday at noon eastern on "book tv's" "in-depth." >> which presidents live past 90 years old? did john adams, herbert hoover, ronald reagan, and gerald ford. find these and other presidential fax in the book "who's buried in grant's' tu omb?" >> you can tell a lot of people at the end of their lives. >> a resource guide and the story of their final moments. who's buried in grant's tomb, get a 45% discount at the publisher's web site. and now, the bureau of labor statistics monthly jobs report the national unemployment rate remained unchanged at 9.7% for the month of february. hear more about the unemployment numbers from the bureau's commissioner. this is about an hour and 20 minutes. >> the hearing will come to order. i will think the witnesses for being here this morning. t

police say christopher ford met the teenager at capital gymnastics in west springfield. he is charged with having sex with the girl between 2007 and 2008. the teen's mother told police in january and ford no longer works at the gym. >>> a string of bank robberies and police caught shona jones red handed. police say campbell was the get away driver. both are facing four counts of armed robber >>> five virginia men arrested in pakistan are facing charges for plotting terrorists attacks against u.s. troops in afghanistan and pakistan. the charges carrying serious sentences including life in prison. sherri ly is here with the latest developments. >> reporter: the five men were held in pakistan since being arrested. they are set to go on trial charged with six counts related to terrorism. pakistani police say the men were home grown terrorists from the u.s. who went to the asian country to wage war against pakistan and its allies. they were charge ian antiterror court. they disappeared from their homes in the alexandria area around thanksgiving and turned up less than two wee

diaz-balart: i thank christopher smith for his leadership, commitment, clarity and history will thank him as it must. i reiterate my admiration. i want to make one point with regard to political prisoners. we know of these 25 gravely ill political prisoners. the reason we know is because guillermo, the here o'on hunger strike, has said, that's why i'm on a hunger strike. release them now before they die. we know of, yes, the names of 200 prisoners of conscience. but we also know that there are thousands of political prisoners for crimes that are only crimes in the fief dam of a mow men -- fiefdom of a mow meanted terrorist. crimes like dangerous and crimes like trying to leave the country without permission, but imagine being in prison and charged with dangerousness. thousands, countless thousands of cubans are in the gulag because of so-called crimes like that. they're political prisoners and they have to be released unconditionally, immediately, as all political parties must be legalized. the press, labor unions and free and fair multiparty elections. mr. smith: the state department

. >> reporter: aaron and christopher have been together for 14 years. they have been waiting for this day for most of their lives. now that it's almost here, it's time to decide how to celebrate it. >> i think we want to do something that's pretty traditional but with our own little twist. have a real ceremony with all of our closest friends and family here. >> reporter: the gay and lesbian chamber of commerce says this could mean a boom for local businesses. >> according to the williams institute, the looks like there's going to be $52 million in revenue generated in tourism and retail. >> reporter: one local jeweller has come up with special wedding bands for the occasion ranging in place from 1,000 to $3,000. >> it's more symbolic than anything. there's nothing different about the rings. they're platinum, they're gold, there's diamonds. it's a symbol to say we're open, we're here for the community and we have the rings for you. >> reporter: over at the rits carlt carlton, the staff is preparing for events. the hotel's goal is to make it easier for co

i am christopher his chin and i am in the unaccustomed role of questioner and producer of my friend and colleague george packer who has produced two volumes of george orwell and commented on and so today or well is our subjects so i wish we had more time. but i am guessing you have read tj book? >> i have not. >> what a shame. what i want to say from his book is that something i have a feeling you will agree with taylor writes in, i keep thinking this is mind marked you ever get the feeling? >> i do.

i want to thank julie, barbara, roland and christopher standing behind me. figures, physician stapts and nurses who understand how important it is for us to make much-needed changes in our health care system. i want to thank all of you who are here today and especially recognize two people who have been working tirelessly on this effort. my secretary of health and human services, kathleen civilya. [applause] >> as well as our quarterback for health reform out of the white house, nancy. [applause] we began our push to reform health insurance last march. in this room. with doctors and nurses who know the system best, so it's fitting to be joined by all of you as we bring this journey to a close. last thursday i spent seven hours at a summit where democrats and republicans engaged in a public and very substantive discussion about health care. this meeting capped off a debate that began with a similar summit nearly one year ago. since then, every idea has been put on the table. every argument has been made. everything there is to say about health care has been s

here is an e-mail from christopher from benton, illinois. my question is regarding hight hotels.at's a deal that i didn't talk about. that was a mistake. that's one of the reasons i started talking about them. resisantly, the stock has been on a tear, 66% since the ipo. my girlfriend who works for the company was talking about a trading blackout for any management. does the trading blackout have anything to do with the recent price jump and is this normal for companies to do? yes, there's a blackout period. it revolves around being close to the end of the quarter where some in the company might know what the company will do, which puts them unfairly in advantage. so the company blacks out everyone. it's a good posally. it's a right policy. some say it's just plain the law. >> mario in pasadena says, hi, jim. love your show and thanks for all the adslice. i made a mistake on stak. should i take my lumps? i think they're a poorly run company. immediately, they're say jim cramer is inaccurate in calling them poorly run. i look at the company and it disappoi disappoints, that would b

. >> guest: the best to you, too, christopher. >> host: thanks for coming. >> we are at this year's cpac conference talking with president coverage nouri publishing. can you tell us what is the latest in your series of politically incorrect guide? >> this is a series we launched about four years ago based on the idea people have a sense in the conservative movement that they are not really getting the facts, the information, the history on a lot of subjects whether it is in school or from the mainstream media and our goal was to bust myths and to try to tell the real story without worrying about political correctness. we start with the politically incorrect guide to american history which was a big best seller and we now have 20 books in the sea breeze the most recent one is just out called the politically incorrect guide to the vietnam war. it's nice to have these books at cpac because there's so many students and young people and this is a series of books that's in a lot of ways positioned for a number market to again feel they don't really know the truth about what happened. they hear

meanwhile, author christopher hitchens says that the pope ought be arrested. here to mix it up on our panel, political blogger for the loop 21, along with political editor for the "washington examiner." kelly, you made a comparison in a posting you put up on the huffington "post" today. paralleling the pope being a ceo of a company. >> i made the point if a ceo of a major company that had distributed products that injured thousands of children and it was discovered there was a memo that he admitted he knew the information and turned a blind eye. would that ceo be able to keep his job? and the answer is no at the very least you'd have parents banging down door of this expect, expecting answers. and yet, for some reason it seems that the catholic church is bending over backwards to protect the pope. if he wants to save this church, which is losing member ship, which has been losing tithing and donations, then he needs to fall on his sword like a real leader does and resign. there's absolutely no other choice at this point. the whole story they've been selling us

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. >> host: what about bill christoph? nathan was a marine lieutenant was called and i met his parents and brother the final week at white house. convention on tuesday, the last week of august, 2007. and it was sort of an emotional thing for me because it would be the last time i was on air force one. it would be the last time i would be the senior aide to the president on a trip, certain responsibilities you have and that kind of deal. and i was going home. i spent part of my childhood in nevada. and i knew that the president would give a speech to the american legion. i knew afterwards we would have to go meet with over a dozen families who had lost someone in iraq or afghanistan. the president did this almost every week from november of 2001 on. and this particular instance it was the first time he had been to northern nevada with time to spare since he had become president, since the balloon went up in afghanistan. cynthia become president, since the balloon went up in a stand. and so, after the speech, he went back be

. >> and hampton, you and i of course know that christopher kit carson, is indeed probably in terms of american history the most -- bulkeley crockett, carson and cody -- but he's the one last known. i have about six months before your book cannot cover a story in true west magazine title why is this man forgotten and of course he's not forgotten any more thanks to blood and thunder and hollywood is counting on your door to perhaps make it into a movie which will finally bring the carson story to international audience. why did you pick to carson and how did you sell that idea to your publisher? >> well i live in santa fe and anywhere you go in a mexico you see his name. there's the kit carson national forest and carson's house where he is buried and carson's park avenue and also for the rest carson city, rivers, streams, trailblazing after this guy. he's sort of the jack in the box of american history sort of fizzled figure or something and i just ask stupid questions. who was this guy? i really didn't know who he was. was the villain, was he a hero? i get into the cannon in arizona an

. >> in hampton, you and i of course know that christopher kit carson is indeed probably in terms ofy the most significant of all of that great quartet of frontier heroes, bone and crockett, carson and cody. but he is the ones least known. in fact, i had about six month before your book came out published cover story in truest magazine entitled why is this man forgotten. and, of course, he's not forgotten anymore, thanks to blood and thunder and now hollywood is pounding on your door. to pass make it into a movie, which will finally bring the carson story to an international audience. why did you pick kit carson, and how did you sell that idea to your publisher? >> well, i live in santa fe, and anywhere you go in new mexico you see kit carson's name. get carson national forest and a pink house with his believe there's carson park and carson avenue and all over the west, carson city, carson pass, rivers, streams, trails named after this guy. is sort of a jack-in-the-box of american history, sort of a zealot figure or something. and i was just, i am stupid question. who was this guy. i

christopher dodd is wanting to learn more about lehman brother's.y used gimmicks to hide debt from the regulators and shareholders and dodd wants to know about those gimmicks. >>> and it's not good news for banks today. regulators shutdown seven more banks in five states bringing in the bank failiers to 37. the losses will cost the fdic $1 billion. >>> and still to come on eyewitness news saturday morning -- >>> i'm alex demetrick and coming up, the hospital ship comfort returns to baltimore, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we dot the first patients on the boat. >> as much as we missed them here, they need them out there. >> they were gone after two months and 843 of the procedures were surgeries. >> for him and the crew, it has changed their lives. >> now, i don't see them. >> reporter: the weight that began last january ended with a springtime walk down the gang plank. thank you for helping haiti. >> reporter: there's not only joy with the homecoming, but memories and the suffering eased by this ship's crew. >> you would see the people coming off of the boat a

we heard last thursday from senator christopher dodd, and will hear from senator bob corker also.here seems to be some agreement in that changed last week, so what happened? guest: it depends upon who you listen to. senator bob corker says the politics got involved. he says that senator chris dodd was facing pressures to get something out of committee before the senate became consumed with healthcare before the recess coming up. senator chris dodd said we need to move on. that is what we heard from a number of democrats, that we need to simply get something from the committee, saying we have been discussing this for over a year now. host: in terms of moving on, with the paper is reporting is that staff members for the senate banking committee have been working this weekend to craft a bill that will be presented monday. what is in this bill for banks and wall street? guest: still waiting to find out. do we are still waiting. the will be a number of things, an issue many are paying attention to is how the bill will regulate banking protection. both senator bob corker and senator chr

congressman barney frank talks about home ownership and senator christopher dodd discusses average about the consumer protection agency. . >> i know we have a number of members who will be here, and as they come in, we will be able to prepare for the questions. i want to thank you and your team for once again being here. we are in a period of tremendous, for a lot of americans. i know in pennsylvania, by way of example, we do not have one of the highest unemployment rates, but the numbers are staggering. we have had about 560,000 people out of work in pennsylvania. we do not know what the number will be for february, but a lot of people in pennsylvania across the board, it is not limited to one region, have had great difficulty. the recovery bill has worked in some places insubstantial ways. that is not enough. we have taken steps that i will highlight later in the last couple of days. another house just worked yesterday to pass legislation that the senate worked on. we will have that return to the senate and get that piece of legislation worked through the so-called hire act to create m

christopher, you professor at the university of costa mesa. please and everybody take their seats rapidly? senator dorgan -- senator dorgan is going to chair. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> why don't begin. first of all, apologies to you. we have the essay builds that this committee has written on the floor of the senate and so a number of a further in other hearings as well. but i appreciate very much the witnesses on this panel coming to the committee to testify. but mr. brian roberts ceo of comcast. i believe senator rockefeller has identified although some channel so i will not do that again. why don't we begin, mr. roberts, which you and has been the case with all witnesses, the full statement will be made a part of the permanent record and would ask the witnesses to summarize. mr. roberts, you may proceed. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it's a privilege to come here today and talk about contest planned joint venture with ge re: nbc universal. my father, ralph, seated behind me started comcas

voting "yes" gives young people like 24-year-old christopher joyce of old bridge, new jersey, who hadno insurance from work and suffered a massive stroke in january that left him paralyzed, barely able to speak. he'd be on his family's policy instead of league his family on the verge of losing their home. vote "yes" and never again will a mother or father in america wake up in the middle of the night with a sick child and look at each other knowing they can't afford the medical care their child needs. vote "yes" and never again will a man, woman, our child in america be discriminated against because they are sick or once had something an insurance executive decided was a disqualifying preexisting condition. vote "yes" and never again will an insurance executive be able to make medical discussions instead of a doctor to manage risk for shareholders and hold the bottom line other people. vote "yes" and christopher joyce would have the health insurance he needed to save his family's shoafamily'shome. vote "yes" and we'll make things better for every american family. that's what this bill

. >>> matthew and christopher perry don't use skates to glide across the ice. they sit down into a sled. they are here to practice sled hockey, a sport for both disabled and able-bodied athletes. >> always get me a good workout. >> ready? >> the perry twins have mild cerebral palsy, which affects balance and strength. until now, team sports were just no fun. >> it's not only that they get to participate in a team sport, it's the sport that they can be good at. >> oh, yeah. >> many team members have mental or physical disabilities, but on the ice, their able-bodied friends or siblings don't have much of an edge. >> they are all on the same level, playing together and that disability fades away. >> the sport is new to most players, learning to pass and score, sometimes falling. all part of the game. sled hockey builds upper imposed strength and helps with coordination. the twins aren't necessarily thinking about all of that. >> i love speeding. >> spoken like a true member of the team. >> right here, right here! >> i'm dr. sanjay gupta. >>> hundreds of laid-off g

also, on capitol hill, senate banking committee chair christopher dodd is set to unveil his financialeform plan. that should get underway at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >> the healthcare debate moves to the house budget committee today as members marked up their legislation. live coverage beginning at 3:00 -- 3:30 p.m. eastern. the budget meeting is part of an effort to put the matter to a vote by march 18. cq today says democrats want to have the committee approved a bill under reconciliation procedures. then on wednesday they will work out the structure for the debate. nancy pelosi hopes to begin debate on thursday with votes possible later in the week. stay tuned to c-span for the latest on health care debate, and visit our health care hub. you can read legislation and see what the president and members of congress are saying. you can join in the conversation yourself on twitter. you can find cost estimates for the bills and hundreds of hours of video of house and floor debates. >> our mission is to make the world more open and connected. we do that by providing people a free too

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. >>> we spoke on the phone with christopher morgan, a man from utah, living in chile.epicenter in the city of concepcion, and said it was sheer panic. >> it shook violently about three, four minutes. all of my neighbors were running to the hills. the main destruction that there was was in the central part of concepcion. and buildings have toppled and entire houses were down. and also there were bridges that have completely fallen. >> some 2 million people in chile are now living out on the streets for fear of aftershocks. >>> now, to washington where there are arms to be twisted and votes to be counted as a crucial ek for health kash care reform begins. speaker pelosi said she will have enough votes when the time comes. we will hear president obama's strategy this week. >>> painkillers are linked to hearing loss in men under 60. those who regularly use aspirin and acetaminophen are 30 times more likely to experience hearing loss than not users. >>> now for a look at "world news," here's diane sawyer. >> hope you're beginning the week with happiness, juju. coming up on

and christopher and randall. >> barry: it was interesting to talk to ben howland about the cal playerserence player. he loves him. >> marcus: doing the game as a freshman, predicted he would be an all-conference player. because of the injuries, i thought, he will never reach that level. ben howland thinks he deserves to be named to the first or second team. >> barry: lane can't finish t here comes the cats. >> marcus: arizona, trying to keep the face cooking, pushing the ball up the floor. trying to get to them before they set up in the zone. >> barry: a second chance for his team. jones, again. this time, puts it on the floor. kicks it out for horne. >> marcus: play zone, primarily, since early january. >> barry: nice lead by fogg. we will get a tied up ball. and the possession arrow will belong to arizona. the first time the two teams met, ucla shot only 21%, trailed by 15 at the half. >> marcus: that was coming off a victory for a lot of people over arizona state. first conference game, indicative of the inconsistencies this season. >> barry: very quick first step. >> marcus: so goo