clarke: madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what reason does the gentlewoman from new york rise? ms. clarke: madam speaker, on that i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays have been requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. . pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the chair's prior announcement, further proceedings on this further proceedings on this motion will be postponed. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20 proceedings will resume on questions previously postponed. votes will be taken in the following order. ordering the previous question on h.r. 1017 by the yeas and nays. adoption of h.r. 1017, if ordered. the motion to suspend the rules on h.r. 3726, by the yeas and nays. motion to suspend the rules on h.r. 3538 by the yeas and nays. the first electronic vote will be conducted as a 15-minute vote. remaining ele

clarke and mr. rate, right, sorry, and congresswomaeshoo said -- gave compliments to the president and th administration for comin out forthrightly now and ying what went wrong. as aepublican, do you agree with him on at? >> mean, i was happy that thpresident came out and stepped up to the ple and said that the buck sto with him. that's critilly important that we get leadership fm the top. and i applaud him for dog at. but again need to make sure nothi like this ever ppens again. we had all the information out there to connect these dots togetr. wead a father calling from his home in africa, calling anmbassador letting them know that my son is ing someplace whe i don't think he wts to go and i'm afraid of what he is goi to do. and that is just one emple of the informati we had. but still, this invidual, mr. abdulmutallab got on an aircraft with a bomb a god bless our country again at he didn't set it o when he tried to. >> lehrer: mr. zarat see, i got it rht then are you abouto fix this, about what

clark for three, in and out.s minutes fall, larry, from 41 in the conference opener against florida state to just 13 in the last game. >> larry: they have, but he's been a big contributor throughout the season. all four of those freshmen that georgia tech has getting a lot of playing time. >> bob: here's peacock on the block. stewart at 6'7", handles it. udofia face guarding smith to deny the basketball. woods a drop step and favors all >> larry: tony woods, one of those guys that just wants to bully it up to the glass. favors would have none of that. >> bob: boy, that's a terrific play right there. >> larry: i'm surprised they didn't call that a jump ball as long as he held that ball. >> bob: derrick favors leads all acc freshmen in blocks and overall he is third best in the conference. tech going to a zone. here's smith on the draw and kick, clark for three. favors gets it out now to bell. good job inside by oliver to alive. smith puts it up and in. ish smith got a chance to turn on the jets and the deacons loo

clarke and speak more than i can. but doesn't always find and report the kinds of things that would be better to report. for one reason, it may be the cause of the information of some offensive previous uses that have been a real ballot tatian efforts or of some other type of sign me up and left to the discussion of the commander to whether he could keep silbury curd could be in the oer. it never gets to that in command or supervisor. and suddenly earlier science are lost in the mix as they move forward. we need to shore that up. we said to the secretary and our executive summary and her five or six big recommendations, you need to say to the officer corps of the nation and all the service if that which he reports on these oer's and things like service school academic evaluation reports that takes the place of the oer bonaire and service call. you need to say that that matters and that it has to be accurate and most of all complete so that we can make the judgments we need to make. now that's the thrust of what we're

admiral clark is prepared to fill in some additional information.s it to him, let me mention three observations from that day of tragedy. first, no amount of preparation can be too much. leaders at fort hood anticipated a mass casualty event in their emergency response plans and exercises. that preparation showed at fort ho hood. two minutes and 40 seconds after the initial receipt of the 911 phone call emergency responders were on the scene. and by emergency responders i specifically refer to elements of the fort hood security team. a minute and a half after that, the assailant was incapacitated, taken into custody and remained in custody of security forces throughout the remainder of that day including the transportation to the civilian hospital and provision of care to him during that time. and two minutes and 50 second after that two ambulances and an incident command vehicle from the post hospital arrived to begin to dispense life-giving medical care to those who had been wounded. yet, and lives were saved as a result. yet, 13 people died and 4

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we have turned it over -- >> again, i'm asking you, vern clark, not admiral clark.ou, vern clark, former cno, the opportunity to talk to the american public, did anybody in his command or any of his patients raise a red flag that i think this man is difference? >> okay. and i'm here representing the work of this review. if you want to invite me back for another day to have the discussions about other top thetics, i'm here representing this review, and representing this review this area of discussion i am restricted, and i'd be happy to talk about it in closed section. >> you are invited back at your invenience, and say it today. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank the gentleman. mr. kaufman. >> i just want to, first of all, thank you both for your long service to this country, but i want to start out saying how offensive the notion of this review and its classification ought to be to the american people. this is just another incident in a long pattern before this committee of information that is withheld from the public that is neither germane to national security int

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clarke and speak more than i can. but doesn't always find and report the kinds of things that would be better to report. for one reason, it may be the cause of the information of some offensive previous uses that have been a real ballot tatian efforts or of some other type of sign me >> it never gets to the next commander, the next supervisor. and suddenly earlier signs are lost in the midst of the path and as they move forward. we need to shore that up. we said to the sent in our executive summary, in our five or six big recommendations, you need to say to the officer corps of the nation in all the services that what you report on these o.e.r.'s and on things like the f.a.e.r., service school academic evaluation report which takes the place of the o.e.r. when they're in service school, you need to say that mat terse and it has to be accurate and most of all complete so that we can make the judgment we need to make. that's the thrust of what we're doing here. so yes, reports exist. but they're not being made use of in

clarke and speak more than i can. but doesn't always find and report the kinds of things that would be better to report. for one reason, it may be the cause of the information of some offensive previous uses that have been a real ballot tatian efforts or of some other type of sign me up and left to the discussion of the commander to whether he could keep silbury curd could be in the oer. it never gets to that in command or supervisor. and suddenly earlier science are lost in the mix as they move forward. we need to shore that up. we said to the secretary and our executive summary and her five or six big recommendations, you need to say to the officer corps of the nation and all the service if that which he reports on these oer's and things like service school academic evaluation reports that takes the place of the oer bonaire and service call. you need to say that that matters and that it has to be accurate and most of all complete so that we can make the judgments we need to make. now that's the thrust of what we're

i'm clark howard.or more ways to keep your wallet safe, go to cnn.com/clarkhoward. >> very clever. and for a lot more advice, don't miss clark's show at 4:00 this afternoon. right here on hln. >>> a group of former students made good on a promise they made 20 years ago. >> to me, they look exactly the same, just with beards and gel in their hair. >> everybody's pretty much acting like we did.  >>> last night, he escaped an attempt on his life. what police are saying about an attack on a controversial artist. >>> president obama points the finger in an attempted airline bombing over u.s. soil. who he says gave this man his marching orders and what the president says the u.s. is doing about it. >>> and what did this man do to cause another security scare? how he had some passengers seeing red. you're watching hln. police in denmark say a man with ties to al-qaeda tried to kill a cartoonist who drew a controversial sketch of the prophet muhammad. police arrested him last night after he broke

he asked admiral clark and me to cochair.ur report. it is being released as we speak. some of you already have it. the secretary asked us to do a careful review of personnel policies of force protection measures, of emergency response plans, and of support to those who give medical care to our service members and wounded. he also asked us to conduct a review of the army's application of its policies and practices to the alleged perpetrator. to accomplish this, we established five teams. each staffed with a full range of experts. we also established a board of advisers with senior uniformed leaders from the military services. those teams had full accessjf to facilities, personnel, and the resources of departments. they visited fort hood, as did admiral clark and i the day after the incident. their conclusions are what constitutes the report. this morning, secretary gates said he would not address specifics with respect to the alleged perpetrator. we are bound by the same constraints. but we refer you to what you perhaps have a

clark and i disagree on far more than just the body scanners. but i like to focus on what we do agree on. first off, back tremendous respect for the work that she did as department of homeland security inspector general and i think that's the one aspect that is completely missing from all of our counterterrorism efforts as there is no accountability. and, you know, that is the big problem and everything, you know, and that is what is causing this failure in communication is that the american public doesn't have the facts on the table. so it is impossible for them to engage in any meaningful debate about these policies and all these important issues. and i think that is something that this administration needs to address immediately and are already a year behind. a top to bottom review of every intelligence agency, every intelligence authority, every intelligence practice and procedure to gauge its effectiveness, two to gauge whether it's being used, to gauge whether system completely misuse of resources. because if we don't understand that we ca

clark and frederick county schools will open one hour late. more precarious schools on a two-hour delay. >> let's check in with brian. we have a cold start to the new year. >> we have teens and lower at 20's but it feels like single digits when you factor in the wind. it will make for bitter day. dressed in layers. a few clouds will roland and possibly a passing snow shower. 19 in rockville. -- a few clouds will roll in. it is pretty chilly across the board. sunshine will mix in with some clouds. more clouds this afternoon. it will feel like the teens and 20's all afternoon long. it will look like the 30's on the thermometer but it will feel downright colder than that. we'll talk about a chance for some snow later this week. >> we have a growing volume of traffic as far as 95 and 66. in and out of baltimore looks good. do not forget about the patch ice coming out of the neighborhood. plenty of traffic and growing in germantown. now to alison and doug. >> thank you. >>> temperatures this cold can be downright dangerous if you have to be outside

he asked admiral clark and me to co-chair.rt. it is being released as we speak, a favored few already have it. the secretary asked us to do a careful review of personnel policies, of the force protection measures, of emergency response plans, and support to those who give medical care to our service members and 2 are wounded. he also asked us to conduct a review of the army's application of its policies and practices to the alleged perpetrator. to accomplish this, we established five teams. each were staffed with a full range of experts and we established a board of advisers composed of senior uniformed leaders from the military services. those teams have full access to facilities, too personal, and to the resources of the departments. they visited fort hood. as did apple clark and by the day we were appointed. their review and the things they found for us and our conclusions are what constitutes of the report. secretary gates said that he would not address specifics with respect to the alleged perpetrator. we are bound by the

>> i will let the admiral clark go first.e goes most often. >> we talked about it at length inside our review. [laughter] just a couple of days ago staff member provided me with the instruction that has in it that happens to be from the new rotor -- uniformed services university of health science and we can provide it to you. >> would you like that to be part of the record? >> that is fine. without objection. i a agree with everything that is in here and it talks about all the elements that talks about the commissioner in talks about upholding the constitution and that both and the standards and all of the things we would expect that go with leadership and a person who decides to live a lifestyle of service supporting the goals and objectives and principles and values of the united states of america. >> thank you. all members of the committee thank you for your service on this panel, your leadership and of course, but the fact you have been such outstanding american and the jurors in the past. thank you very much. >> thank yo

clark kent irvin, thank you very much. jeanne meserve, doing excellent reporting for us as she always does. >>> a double agent's body of lies. insight into the suicide bombing of a cia base in afghanistan, the betrayal may run deeper than we know. >>> in iran, thumbing its nose at the west. a new show of defiance over its nuclear program. can the u.s. and israel agree on a response? i'll ask israel's ambassador to the united states. ( clicking ) ( laughs, click ) when you hear a click, ( clicking ) you know it's closed and secure. that's why hefty food bags click closed. hefty! hefty! hefty! so you know you've helped lock in freshness and lock out air... to help prevent freezer burn. be sure it's secure with hefty food bags. just one click and you know it's closed. hefty! hefty! hefty! ( click, click, click ) >>> recruited by jordanian intelligence. a man employees himself up on a base in afghanistan killing seven cia operator and an intelligence officer related to king abdullah. it has multiple layer and plenty of intrigu

mandy clark reports. >> i want her on her head. does not have a weapon. >> reporter: meet this captain training the all female marine team. their mission, reaching out to the women of afghanistan. >> we're the first ever that's actually been allowed to pass into that population. the cull schur pretty sensitive about men talking to their women. >> reporter: even their interpreters are women. the marines wear head scarves as a sign of respect. their efforts have been rewarded. afghan women have proved to be good intelligence sources, providing tips on weapons caches and hidden bombs. they're also more open to the military's humanitarian side which helps stabilize the region with programs that promote health, hygiene and education. >> i think the best tool that i can ever approach them with is ears. to listen to what they have to say. >> reporter: these are the latest graduates of the female engagement team. >> also ask who else and why. >> reporter: they role play how to communicate with afghan, focusing not only on how to ask questi

he asked admiral clark and me to cochair.ed, we have done so, and we have provided him our report. it is being released as we speak. some of you already have it. the secretary asked us to do a careful review of personnel policies of force protection measures, of emergency response plans, and of support to those who give medical care to our service members and wounded. he also asked us to conduct a review of the army's application of its policies and practices to the alleged perpetrator. to accomplish this, we established five teams. each staffed with a full range of experts. we also established a board of advisers with senior uniformed leaders from the military services. those teams had full access to facilities, personnel, and the resources of departments. they visit it for could it, as did admiral clark and died the day after we were appointed. -- they visited fort hood, as did admiral clark and i the day after the incident. their conclusions are what constitutes the report. this morning, secretary gates said he would not a

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>> i will let the admiral clark go first. he goes most often. >> we talked about it at length inside our review. [laughter] just a couple of days ago staff member provided me with the instruction that has in it that happens to be from the new rotor -- uniformed services university of health science and we can provide it to you. >> would you like that to be part of the record? >> that is fine. without objection. i a agree with everything that is in here and it talks about all the elements that talks about the commissioner in talks about upholding the constitution and that both and the standards and all of the things we would expect that go with leadership and a person who decides to live a lifestyle of service supporting the goals and objectives and principles and values of the united states of america. >> thank you. all members of the committee thank you for your service on this panel, your leadership and of course, but the fact you have been suchutstanding american and the jurors in the past. thank you very much. >> thank yo

redford is being shadowed all over the place by clark. clark not giving him any room at all. 12 to shoot. here comes the double. a little ball fake. aminu puts up the hands. they'll count the basket by mclean and we have a whistle. >> dan: that's not a good foul by al-farouq aminu. that was a really good shot by mclean, but this is a situation, they're in a tough disadvantage defensively, and if you're going to foul the guy, foul him at least sow doesn't put the ball in the basket. a little tap on the elbow. the referee standing right there can see it. al-farouq mip hasaminu has a lo skills, but i think he still has a lot to learn about the game of basketball. he seems to pick up a couple silly fouls every game. >> ron: what did dino gaudio just yell at his team in shoot around? no conventional three-point fouls. it will be last touched by xavier. wake forest basketball. 9:03 to play in the opening half. >> dan: you know, ron, if you're not going to shoot the ball, that he is no reason for you to leave your feet. ishmael smith got away wi

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clark county and frederick county schools are on a one hour delay. in west virginia the following school districts are on a two hour delay. they are berkeley, grant, harding, jefferson, mineral and morgan counties. we'll be running these delays at the bottom of your screen all morning long. >>> right now let's get our forecast from meteorologist tom kierein who joins us here in the studio. tom, it is cold out there. >> that wind machine has been blowing since saturday. this is the first day we have to be outside. bundle up and prepare for really frigid dangerous temperatures. we're down in the low 20s right now. the wind chills are a big deal. single digits to near 10 degrees. risk of hypothermia and frostbite. these are the latest wind gusts. 20 to 25. diminished from yesterday. still enough to bring those wind chills down to dangerous levels. this morning as we look at the view from space, a few snow showers out in the mountains today. a chance of a few flurries flying through the air on blustery northwest winds today gustg to near 25. highs reachi

i don't differ with the details that clark mentioned at all.nyway despite all the reforms and everything else? i agree 100% with mike. we heard all this before. we had this hugeç fix five yea ago with the creation of a couple new bureaucracy, the office of the director of national intelligence, the national counterterrorism center, and that's what was supposed to prevent this sort of thing from happening. so it's basically the same thing of bureaucratic players. that strongly suggests to me that the answer to the question of are we going to have failures, even if we want to definitely pin the label of failure on what happened a couple weeks ago, are we going to have such failures despite all the efforts of reform? and the answer to that is, yes. >> i just wanted to make maybe an observation that while i agree with theç assessments th i'm hearing here, i fear that the narrative that the public will take away from this is not that we gave up so much and it turns out it was a waste, but that recently things were allowed to get lax and that's why

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. >> warner: whington attorney orge clarke represents two yemenis at guaanamo. decisions on who gets released should contin to be made on a case by case bas. >> i think both the bush adnistration and the obama administration, tried to relse people that ey thought were t dangerous to the united stes and or its interests. and i thinthat that, that analysis suld continue in the future as opposed to sort , me sort of blanket. warner: but after what president ama said tuesday, clarke says it isn't cle what comes next for one of his clients who'd been sted for release. >> honestly don't know what happens to him i think with clearly t blanket prohibitn, they're not going to be going anywhere for while >> warner: it's not ju the fate of indidual inmates that'sangs in the balance. the prident's temporary ban doesn't resolve larger politically charged qutions that he ancongress have to wrese with. repuicans have argued the president was wrong fromhe staron guantanamo. in aecent letter, congressman peteoekstra, ranking republicann the house inteigence committee, said the c

i don't differ with the details that clark mentioned at all. the issue is our failures, even if we say yes, are they going to happen anyway? despite all of the reforms and everything else? i agree 100% with mike. we heard all this before. we had this huge fix five years ago. the office of the national intelligence, the national counterterrorism center. that's what was supposed to prevent this sort of thing from happening. it's basically the same thing with a -- that strongly suggest to me even if we have failures. we want to pin the label of failure of what happened a couple of weeks ago, are we going to have failures? the answer to that is yes. >> i just wanted it make maybe a sobering observation that while i agree with the assessment that i'm hearing here, i fear that the narrative that the public will take away from this is not that we gave us so much and it turns out it was a waste, but that recently things were allowed to get lax. and that's what why this happened. and what has, in fact, happened in the administration is that there's been

joining me live now is clark kent irvin with the aspen institute and former inspector general at the department of homeland security. good morning again to you. >> good morning, alex. >> so, given these new parameters that the president called upon for janet napolitano and homeland security to put in place, do you think enough is being done right now in terms of aviation security? >> well, it's a step in the right direction, alex. certainly we need to redouble our efforts to deploy technology like whole-body imageers that can see through clothing and spot concealed guns and knives and explosives. had those machines been used on this suspect, mr. abdulmutallab, that device would have been discovered. we also need trace explosive detection machines, because obviously, explosives are the weapon of choice for terrorists. we need these threat image projection screens as a training tool for screeners. because to be fair to them, it's mind-numbing work, and there's a limit to the human mind's ability to concentrate for prolonged periods of time. and so, it's a step in the right direction. i

. >> warner: washington attorney george clarke represents two yemenis at guantanamo.ys decisions on who gets released should continue to be made on a case by case basis. >> i think both the bush administration and the obama administration, tried to release people that they thought were not dangerous to the united states and or its interests. and i think that that, that analysis should continue in the future as opposed to sort of, some sort of blanket. >> warner: but after what president obama said tuesday, clarke says it isn't clear what comes next for one of his clients who'd been slated for release. >> i honestly don't know what happens to him i think with clearly the blanket prohibition, they're not going to be going anywhere for a while >> warner: it's not just the fate of individual inmates that's hangs in the balance. the president's temporary ban doesn't resolve larger politically charged questions that he and congress have to wrestle with. republicans have argued the president was wrong from the start on guantanamo. in a recent letter, congressman pete hoekstr

a no-look from clark. watch this. down by two at the half. second half, arkansas is up by two. fortson, and the hop. 43-38. fortson had 12. nine minutes to play, arkansas up by three. clark has more threes than anybody nels the conference, meeting of top ten programs in morgantown. witn t sec k. >> whit: back at the break at the cellular south halftime report. kansas over texas tech. the big home op open for kansas. north carolina won 12 straight against georgia tech and lose by two. pittsburgh over louisville, 82-77. robinson with 26. syracuse and west virginia. both in the top ten. first such meeting in morgan town in 50 years. andy rautins with the steal, pass to johnson for the bucket. syracuse up by 7. ten seconds left in the first half. four-point game. bryant with a triple. makes athone-point margin. second half, a one-point game. triche with a three, part of a 9-nothing syracuse run. he had 16. syracuse led 46-42. closing moments, one more opportunity. the three is good. 72-71. free-throws for the orange. that rattles out. one more opportunity. west virginia losing at h

"the clark howard show" 4:00 p.m. eastern right here on hln. >>> there's a mystery brewing after more than 1700 sea lions just swam away from their adopted home at pier 39. so can anyone tell us what happened to san francisco's sea lions in? >>> president obama points the finger in an attempted airline bombing over u.s. soil. who he says gave this man his marching orders and what the president says the u.s. is doing about it. >>> what police are saying about an attack on a moon whose work earned him dealt threats from across the globe. >>> rush limbaugh says he's convinced the u.s. health care system is working just fine. how he's gotten a very up close and personal look at it. >>> you're watching hln. i'm holly firfer. president obama is blaming an affiliate of al qaeda for an attempted terror attack on a flight to detroit on christmas day. in his weekly radio address, the president said the group al qaeda in the arabian peninsula trained umar farouk abdulmutallab. he's accused of trying to bring down an airplane lan

jason clark to freeman. a roll reversal, freeman inside to monroe. lay in and foul.ade the 3-point play. georgetown led 35-25 at the half. second half, to rogers. austin freeman no chris wright. georgetown defeats dupaul 65-50. >> it's a road win. a road win in conference is important. it's the first road game, conference game of the year. to come in here and get a road win i thought was very important. we gave them a few too many looks to keep possessions but you get a win on the road that's what you want. >> reporter: maryland on the road facing north carolina, greensboro. early going, the cross court pass stolen by vasquez who difz it to landon mill bourne. the first bacteria of the game and maryland is off and running. bowie with another steal. shawn moseley, ahead to mill bourne for another dunk. landon with 22. terps led by 6. later in the first half, adrian bowie with another steal. vasquez drives in for two of his game high 24. maryland hammers greensboro 97-64. they begin acc play next sunday against florida at the same time. >>> coming up, more on jim zorn,

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he marked on the diagram, that of hampton and clark when he sleepier.would do please come in the apartment, his bedroom is in the back. and when we look at the direction of the bullet holes, they converge where fred hampton's bed was. and it turns out that that floorplan was given and shown to the raiders that night. and afterwards, what did the fbi publicly, they said we don't know, we don't take position on this. internally, they get a bonus to william o'neil. $300 they say because his information was in valuable. so the fbi was taking credit for the raid. and one of the aged badly termed a success on the witness stand. so this is the first door you is fred. the third store is the fbi involved. we even had a recent doctor that showed when fred hampton was leading marches to the city council at maywood six months before there was a panther party, hoover was sending memos to the white house and cia, the department of the army, talking about this young leader in maywood leading this demonstration to maywood city council. this is before there was any revo

." >>> joining us, clark kent irvin, a former inspector general for both the department of state andtment of homeland security. he's now the director of the homeland security program at e the -- what do you make of the decision to close down the embassy? >> i think it is entirely prudent. there is no question that the united states, britain, the west in general is under attack in yemen. yemen has become another ground zero place to launch an attack against the united states so it is very prudent. >> you wrote in the "new york times" that programs the biggest lesson for airline security from the resent incident is that we must overcome our tendency to be reactive, we always seem to be at least one step behind the terrorists. they find one security gap, carrying explosives on to a plane in their shoes, for instance and we close that one and wait for them to exploit another. why not identify all the vulnerabilities, then address each other one terrorists strike again. doesn't seem as if the key vulnerabilities right now doesn't have to do so much with intelligence gathering but just the

clark county, virginia, opening one hour late., and morgan counties are all opening two hours later today. >> we have an accident southbound on 270. this is close to the exit for 28. it is blocking the second lane for the left. delays are coming out of germantown and southbound on 270 to the outer loop of the beltway. 95 in georgia avenue. a crash near the mormon temple. that has been moved to the shoulder. this is colesville rd.. very slow. 95 virginia. northbound, the left side of the screen. notice, no delays. between fredericksburg and sprinkles, no delays. if you take the red line on metro rail, they do hav delays in the direction of glenmont. we will go to the weather after this. >> a vy good morning. we have sunshine this morning. there could be a disturbance that could bring some passing snow and showers. it feels like 16 downtown. the wind is still blowing out there. over to the maps we go. clouds will streaming through this afternoon. do not be surprised. the mercury will read the 30's but it will feel like 20's. in to t

s[mon. >> the thing is, it is often ambiguous and clark is absolutely right about that.p an airplane and he wants it to be a christmas present to the american people. and i know he's really seri)uj about this and he gave the names of some of his son's associates it would have been different. >> lehrer: isn't that more than aç little dot? i mean that would be a huge.... >> it's a big dot but there are walk-ins who do come intoq information. >> lehrer: we'll leave it there. gentle member, thank you all three very much.ç >> woodruff: and still to come on the newshour: the spy who killed cia employees in afghanistan; out-takes from thousands of national geographic expeditions; and taking stock of the u.s. economy. that follows the other news of the day. here's hari sreenivasan in our newsroom. hari. after closing for two days under threat of attack. embassy said the threat had passed after yemeny forces on monday. in all, the government sent thousands of troops into two provinces and theç region around the capital to go after militants. a government statement said securit

meanwhile, schools in clarke county and frederick county virginia are starting one hour late. berkeley county schools in west virginia, two hours late as well as, grant county, hardy, jefferson, mineral and morgan counties. for more information go to nbc4.com and we'll have any updates starting at 5:00 a.m. >>> a passer by led police to an overturned car in rock creek this morning. the driver was still inside. he died. the passer by spotted the wheel of 22-year-old joshua cole man's car in the creek late this morning. fire officials say the car was submerged in five or six feet of water find south of p street on rock creek parkway. >> an unwitnessed event as far as i know. no telling how long this person was in the water and, of course, the longer you're in, the more potential for a fatal ouome. we don't have any timelines there. >> reporter: investigators are trying to figure out why the vehicle left the road and if another car was involved. u.s. park police want anyone who saw the accident to give them a call. >>> the u.s. and british embassies in yemen remain closed tonight

getting points for clark and chimera numbers around 18 and clark, his numbers with ice time under bruce boudreau. >> save to say not one of the capitals having a good period in this oonig washtraitam 4- ats hlig coming up on csn what a difference a year makes. the capitals outscored the lightning in six games but tonight a turn around. twofer the four goals were power plays. what went wrong with washington tk. >> the capitals gave opportunities. if you give vinnie, guys like foster and guys like steven stamkos second and third chances on a power play. they will kill you. you got to get the puck out clean. that way you kill down important seconds. >> tampa bay was important to get to a lead. as you look at the geico highlights. >> it started with knuble going to backstrom. a nice one with stephanie veilleux. a snap back hand off of the redirect. wonderful back hand goals and steven stamkos on a great shot. joe: tampa and steven stamkos again. >> he is on a roll especially when you give him that type of time and they rework the caps. nice movement. a nice circle by stephanie veilleux. joe

chris clark was injured for almost two years. mean the guys just take it upon themselves and they have good leadership in the room. that is what they do. i don't think as far as the players are concerned that it is any earth shattering situation. i mean it is a great situation or news media thing because everybody wants to know. but i think we'll take our time here and we'll do it right. >> so you can make the right decision. >>> can you give us an idea on back strom, how he is doing? >> i'm waiting for him to com here. he was feeling an awful lot better yesterday. i want it see how he is this mornin >> can we talk about the 2011 winter classic and chances of the capitals maybe being a part of that? >> you know what is funny is, as envious as we were and you have to be envy us when you are watching the game and you are seeing everything, i'm walking into work this morning. i'm going if it's this cold here, i don't want to play in it. >> maybe not so bad playing indoors. >> we're like every team. we hope we're in it. i think we ha

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now they are gone and austin freeman and wright and clark, have been great for the team. they are able to step up in the primary roles. you can see they're thriving. and he was at one point tapped to be the aboutest in the class. he was so highly urgent is a. sought after they were nitpicking his game. people expect him to sort of dominate every possession. i said then he was the best player in the class. i say now he is a lottery pick talent. a great. great player. nobody in the big east wants to play georgetown now. they are very, very tough to deal with. >>> next, on the verge of becoming a powerful plan in dc sports. the plan to take and turn over the wizards. forfas fn ta nesms? i bring you arts-enriched raisin brahms, ied sed scor andive m vinls. fs good! ..goodou. f bby? don't worry thast ter he a announced yos arts. for ten simple ways to learn how, visit americansforthearts.org >>> right here on this show we do a lot of sports, primarily sports, i don't know the humor that you get out of it. the tiger woods situation is begging for it. >> the tiger woods situatio

in the wake of the trade that sent chris clark and milan jurcina.o far so good. 7 and a half minutes gone by in the third. montreal next up for them. they will be entertaining florida. they just beat the panthers new year's eve in sunrise. here's brendan morrison. chimera. and two on two the other way. hesitating on schultz. using his reach to full affect. chimera bottled up by spacek. even strength five on five. spacek will wait. they look for scott gomez for center on-the-fly. david steckel was waiting there. bradley on ice for bruce boudreau. scott gomez on the hot spinner. sends it on its way back to michal neuvirth. turnover. trouble. gomez fires. deflected down. neuvirth just used his goalie stick there at the last instant. >> craig: good transition. very fast and aggressive going to the net. not very big in gomez and gianta. they create a lot of problems defensively. >> joe: this one leaves the rink. coming up on geico sportsnite 10:00, chick hernandez sat down with former head coach jim zorn this morning. you want to hear what jim zorn had t

after argument, i sit down with that clark. the other three know something about the case. we could get a round for as long as it takes. it could be an hour. if i happen to be assigned the opinion, for the descent, the clerk will do a first draft of that. they will write it out. i will put it up on my screen and take it apart and put it back together. i tell them that their unions, i am in debt it to my law clerks for a lot of the quality of the war. i could not do as well without the assistance of brilliant young people. >> in the week when the court is in session, how many hours to use the index -- >> you do not have to be here to be working the i think some judges do only come into court when there is oral argument. i could do this job from home. the main thing it would deprive me of it is consultation with my law clerks. it would deprive them of my company, too. i do like to comment. it has no relationship to how many hours i am putting a better. >> is there ever a break in the summertime? >> the summer time is great. the only work we have to do over the summer is stay

99 shots fired by the police, and that in fact what happened was there was one shot fired by mark clarkwas dying. it was his shot that went up in the air. and is that was exposed, hanrahan never backed off, never did anything but say these honorable police. we should be praising them for what they did. of course that ended hanrahan's political career. the black community did not by the fact that this and man was killed in his bed at 4:30 in the morning in a police raid. there was evidence that he was drugged which explained why he never woke up. you would think once we expose that, that would be end of the story, brutal case of police murder. they went in there with shotguns, a machine gun, rifles and hand them. that is almost the beginning of the story because as we pursued this lawsuit and there was flint in may and the law office and jim montgomery and herbert read from howard in help from a lawyer's guild and help from the center for constitutional rights. there was not just a few of us. we got help from the whole progressive legal community. we pursued this and a couple of years la

you said earlier with your clark's that you try to give them the cases they are interested in. are you able to lobby if you are particularly interested in a certain case? >> i have not done that. i could if i wanted to. on very few occasions have i said i would like that case probabl. probably three times i may have done that. i take what i am given. both of the chiefs i have served under try to be fair in giving you both good ones and dogs. sometimes what they think is a good opinion is not what you think is a good opinion. she justice rehnquist used to love for the men in cases involving searches and seizures. i just hate those. it is almost a jury question whether this variation is an unreasonable search and seizure. i will write the opinion, but i do not consider it a plum. >> you are a writer. you have written three books now, is that correct? >> no, two. >you do not want to be an appellate judge if you are no good at writing. >> do you enjoy the riding of opinions in the exchange of precise words? >> i do not enjoy writing, i enjoy having written. i find writing a very di