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that is what i learned at the knee of chuck cooper who is here in the audience. that it's not just merely a -- a document to be hung nicely and to be admired for its fine, eloquent words which exist. the constitution is a reflection as madison said, of human nature. i think one of the things we know about human nature is that the powers do need to be divided in order to secure our liberty, but the powers also need to be exercised in a coordinated and an efficient and effective fashion to advance the rule of law. both interests are important. our founding generation was as rappelled by king george as they were by the inefficiency and ineptitude of the articles of confederation and a practice that invents the fastest way to do no business is to return to the articles of con fedder nati confederation in a very large way. thank you very much. >> our next speaker, among these distinguished counsels on the panel, is david rifkin. david is a member of the baker hostetler's international enveermt groups and co-firms pellettes and major motion team. extensive experience i

it's sold as a dietary supplement, but new york senator chuck shumer asked the fda to take another look. aero shot said it will cooperate with the review and its product is safe. >>> espn fired one employee and suspended another today for using offensive language referring to knicks phenom jer any lin. it was used in the mobile website on friday. it was also spoken by an espn news anchor. the anchor was suspended for 30 days. there was another use of the phrase on espn radio by a commentator who was not a network employee. jeremy lin hit the hardwood again this afternoon. >>> still ahead tonight, chuck's back to tell us when we could see, or if we could see, or who might maybe possibly see some snowflakes tonight. plus this. >>> it's one of the most beautiful buildings in the world, as far as i'm concerned. >> about to get the trump treatment for the first time, the donald talking about his plan to turn an old post office building into a luxury hotel, coming up at [ male announcer ] for some reason those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when y

chuck schumer asked the fda to take another look. aero shot says the product is safe and it will cooperate with the review. >>> this week a federal healthel will look into a new weight loss drug that is called quexa. the fda rejected it two years ago because of concerns -- heart problems and birth defects for women who become pregnant while taking the drug. the makers will conduct followup studies and develop a plan to keep pregnant women from taking the drug. almost 114,000 adults are considered obese in the district. virginia ranks 20th national in obe obesity. maryland ranks 28th nationally. >>> a new sleep study may be eye opening for teen and their parents. guidelines suggest that they get nine hours of rest a night. that's not necessarily what they need. researchers at brigham young university say teens can do fine with just six to seven hours of sleep a night. the study is the first to analyze school performance in relation to sleep. researchers studied more than 1,700 students to get their result. >>> 67 might be double what a lot of kids get -- six to seven might be double what a lot of kids get, i'm afraid. >> sadly, yes. >>

chuck. new details about a plot to bomb the u.s. capital. amine el khalisi shad plans to blow up -- we know that he played at a mosque short before his arrest. the mosque is cooperatinge fbi. we'll have a report for you in just about ten minutes. >>> d.c. fire workers pulled a woman's body from the potomac river in georgetown today. she was found about 11:00 this morning near the entrance to the rock creek park way. >>> police are looking for the driver who hit and killed woman in prince george's county this afternoon. it happened on route 5 near surat's road in clinton. police say they did find a piece of the car that hit her, they believe it is a late model. last night the house of delegates approved a same-sex marriage bill, it has the support of governor martin o'malley, but they will collect signatures to force a referendum on these issues and let voters decide. jack johnson set to start his prison time today. do you have what it takes to be a racing president? >>> and tonight at 11:00, it's a new trend that's a big hit on youtube, but it's also >>> former prince george's county jack johnson is scheduled to start his prison sentence. leslie's wife was also sente

chuck schumer asked the fda to take another look. aero shot says its product is safe and it will cooperate with the review. >>> we didn't see much snown washington, but police in tennessee say the weather is to blame for this huge pileup on interstate 75. ten cars, eight tractor-trailer trucks and a greyhound bus were involved in the accident near the kentucky border. police say the roads were icy at the time of the crash. paramedics had to treat more than 50 people at the scene there. five of them were taken it the hospital. all the people are expected to recover, though. the red cross did also open a sheller for travelers who were stranded -- shelter for travelers who were stranded. >>> wow, snow lovers going to be done for the winter, or do they think -- do you think there's a little more time? >> no, no. keep hope alive. >> all right. >> we still have the rest of february to get through and march. i don't see any more snow for the region in the next seven days. look at what happened the last 24 hours. all that white was snow. it swept across virginia, southern maryland. and now it's exiting. here are the snow totals from yesterda

chuck koch told "good morning america" that was there was one warning sign. here he is. >> the only warning sign i saw was he appeared to be cooperatingore with the dshs workers and the caseworkers, and i remember that he seemed to be cooperating more with my daughter before she went missing. so that was a warning sign to me. >> that was one warning sign, he says. was there anything else, behavior or otherwise, that would make the family believe he was capable of something like this? >> well, i think first of all, the best predictor of future violence and prior violence. they're convinced and i'm convinced that he killed susan, his wife. the police say there was probable cause. there were other things with the pornography of his dad and the voyeurism next door. there are things hanging from the ceiling, his brother answers the door naked when police are there. he said he took his kids to a class about predators and then he is the predator. he takes a hatchet to his kids before the phone call. we found it in the divorce file, chuck did, of his own parents. so this was somebody who was beyond scary and beyond vicious, and now we saw the

chuck colson and murray chotiner. >> guest: the two men that the press called 'the president's hatchet men.' i didn't have any problems with either one of them when i had to photograph them. they were very cooperative, and they went on with their conversations and ignored me. it was only later that--that i saw another side to colson. c-span: when did you see that? >> guest: when i was photographing the committee to re-elect the president. it was about a week or 10 days after the break-in at watergate. course i hadn't known that they were involved, though the press was speculating on it. and while doing this--this coverage, jeb magruder was leaving the office, and i said, you know, 'where are you going?' because i had this kind of access while i was covering them. and he said i was--he was going to eob and see chuck colson. i said, 'do you mind if i come along and photograph?' and he said, 'no, come on along.' and we appeared there at the door, and colson looked at me with jeb, and he just went ballistic. he did not appreciate the fact that jeb had brought me there. and he--now that--mind you, the watergate had happened 10 days before, and the last thing in the world i'm sure he wanted to see was a