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coolidge out of virginia. fast break. cumberland. it is a jam. coolidge holds on for the 62-55 win.s of great m.l.k. day hoops. that's going to do it to your morning sports. have a great tuesday. >> a well-known civil rights activist is headed to trial in d.c. that story is coming up. >> plus, today, the aclu is joining a local man in filing a lawsuit over the way he was treated by metro police. >>> a serious accident continues to block westbound route 50 before route 424 eastbound two left lanes are blocked with equipment. more on this accident and other area roadways coming up in my next robber at 5:29. stay with us. >>> welcome back to 9news now. i'm tkroáep. happy tuesday. >> i'm mike hydeck. we're glad you're here. there's monika. >> remember who i am? >> fourth cup. >> anny hong is in for howard bernstein. she's here all week long. and we had freezing cold temperatures yesterday and now we've got mild temperatures. >> we're looking at wet weather out there this morning. the roads are wet and definitely will want to grab the umbrellas as you're heading out the door today. tempe

a dog a helicopter flies through a mountain coolidge before it reaches the weather station and to go do good is situated in the mountains of the caucuses nature is a as an altitude of more than two thousand meters above sea level it is the optimised station in the west and caucuses its total square is two hundred eighty two thousand hectares our reserve is the only one in russia that occupies the territory of three russian regions it's really unique. the directive the coaxes reserve personally oversees the rotation of stock and food supplies in this remote area the helicopter rarely stops at juga for more than twenty minutes but even such a short period of time. time is enough for dimitri says i mean just some kid to get several shots on take. most of the world's weather stations located in major cities record changes in the atmosphere resulting from industrial waste and vehicle fumes the data collected juga and similar stations is important for fundamental research into how the earth's climate changes in areas situated far away from manmade sources of pollution which are now the tem

. >> i thought that was the ghost of calvin coolidge. (laughter) >> that's ridiculous.he republican rebuttal was clearly a surrealist homage to "egg balance on top of a hat." >> jon: i got more of a "benjamin button" vibe. just a couple minutes before he gets super handsome. anybody? >> sorry, jon, please, if we're going with movies this is obviously "albert nobbs." it's glenn close dressed like a victorian gentlemen. >> i don't see it. >> wait for it. wait for it. okay. >> oh, yeah, all right. snoo. >> i thought that guy looked like one of those spooky portraits in a scooby do haunted house with the eyes that follow you. ruh-roh. >> jon: i get that. well, listen guys thanks so much for your analysis. this met all of my expectations. i think from now on panels shouldn't watch these speeches. >> i agree. >> well done. >> jon: (cheers and applause). >> jon: welcome back to the show, my guest tonight, a research associate at harvard university and a ph.d. candidate at the university of london. her book is called "all in: the education of general david petraeus." please wel

coolidge defends the home court and wins 62-55. >>> and college park, the maryland women hosting virginia young lady having a good time. second half, terps up by three. and then hawkins has tunnel vision, going coast-to-coast, eight points for hawkins, and maryland leads 45-42. terps up by seven now. and then draining the jumper, she had a game high of 20. and they are now 16-1 on the season. you guys like that nickname, crime stopper. >> yeah. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. when you first find out you have breast cancer, you feel like you're in a nightmare. when i was diagnosed, i felt very out of control and a victim of the disease. (woman) helpless but never hopeless. (woman) this is something we can do. (man) we can walk. (woman) 60 miles. we can erase breast cancer. (woman) 60 miles in 3 days. i can do that, we can do this. we can do this together. (man) regi

investigators say he pulled over on the shoulder near coolidge avenue when the engine caught fire. the wounded passenger's injuries don't appear to be life-threatening. investigators trying to determine the circumstances. >>> 15-year-old arrested for the murder of his parents friday night confessed. the victims were health care workers, committed to helping the under-served. >> their friends shared their grief at the couple's home. roses and candles share space with crime scene tape. the brother said this is hard to accept. >> i've been describing it as unbelievable. but you have to come around to believing it. i've been getting a lot of support from friends and family. that part has been great. >> reporter: the unbelievable is the 15-year-old adopted son has confessed to the killings. police were asked to check on a couple by a could worker who was concerned when they didn't come to work. police went to the home 3:30 p.m. friday. >> officers did contact an individual at the residence there didn't appear to be anything suspicious. >> reporter: the individual contacted was the coupl

today at coolidge high school fans were treated to the mlk hoop fest, a four-game showcase featuring one of the most exciting point guards, achill carr. his nickname, the crime stopper because when he plays, crime stops in baltimore. the top team in baltimore is patterson high school. that is carr facing 14-0 gonzaga, gert than advertised, drops, spins -- better than advertised, drops, spins for the lay-in, game high 36 points. with us rasmun tips it to kris jenkins and i drills it with three at the buzzer. gonzaga defeats patterson 75- 73. top ranked dematha lost the first time this year to bishop gorman of las vegas 73-65. >>> brenda frese and the maryland women hosting virginia. the cavaliers have the stingiest defense. lauren minimumski on a break. it's maryland over u -- minski a break. it's maryland over uva. [ rapping ] >> is that not awesome? alex ovechkin has made a cameo in the russian rap video champion? ovie talks about being an all- star playing in the national time and being one of the 10 best players of the decade. i think we'll end on that note, but guess. what the ne

it was for calvin coolidge who was elected president in 194.teen it all. >>> it's the event of the year for the ganl et lovers. the international consumer electronics show got under way in las vegas yesterday. we see some of the must have items. >> the newest tech toys this year include mobile robots, flying saucers with their own cameras x wireless headphones for joggers and a new line of super thin laptops known as ultrabooks. under an inch thick and around $1,000. >> we're going to have 60 designs coming out in 2012. you'll see a range of price points. one of the interesting things around affordability. you'll have touch an these as well. they'll act like a laptop and tablet in one device called ultrabooks. >> smart tv's can easily work with your cell phone or tablet. one click and a drag, you can bring up videos and pictures and using the device, you can also search the web. again by clicking the image and dragging it to the top of the screen and then the hand-held device actually becomes a giant mouse. you never have to leave the couch. bi

one of the most corrupt presidencies in american history then it continued through the republican coolidge administration and into the republican hoover administration complete with his stock market crash in one nine hundred twenty nine so by one nine hundred thirty two when f.d.r. came in the american people finally had enough to kick the republicans out. office and as roosevelt said it is not alone a war against want and destitution and economic demoralization it is more than that it is a war for their survival of democracy we are fighting to save a great and precious form of government for ourselves and for the world. to roosevelt our democracy hung in the balance one hundred thirty six and he referred to the enemy trying to destroy us to destroy our democracy as economic royalists they were the banks toure's the corporations the industrial giants of agriculture and machinery they were the forces that screamed that roosevelt's new deal with it's things like social security were communism yes they literally called social security was communism and they fought to stop the development of a

driver pulled over to the shoulder near coolidge avenue after an engine car fire. the passenger is suspected to survive. >> oakland city leaders are talking tough after clashes with protestors and police left damage in the downtown area. police were prepared for more. lilian kim has a look at the damage and what officials are doing to prevent it from happening again. lilian? >> oakland police officers worked overtime just in case, but unlike yesterday there were no demonstrations that got out of hand. >> probably the architect, we got it from the museum. >> the mayor assessed the damage. occupy protestors stormed in saturday night using a crowbar to get into the building. they knocked down a historic model of city hall and stole flags. this is video of the protestors starting the flags on fire. >> a lot of the young people they are really the people they claim they represent. >> the plaza has been calm today but they increased police levels as a possible repeat saturday. three ors were injured last night. they digs played some of the items they confiscated from som

investigators -- say he pull over on the shoulder near coolidge when the engine caught fire wounded passenger's be life-threatening. investigators trying to determine circumstances surrounding the shooting. >>> candlelight vigil tonight will mark 23 years since dublin teen eileen vanished. she was 13 years when when she dis-- disappear. her family and other supporters will walk along the same route eileen was taking when she was last seen. >>> california's school is encouraging everyone in the state to observe -- the civil rights advocate died in 25 at the age of 86. he was arrested after refusing to go to a u.s. internment camp with thousands of other japanese-americans during the second world war. he filed a lawsuit and the supreme court overturned his conviction, decades later. state legislation to honor him on this day was passed in 2010. >>> the america's cup competition may revive plans for a long discussed water taxi service. the examiner reports port officials will issue requests for information bids to prospective water taxi service providers in the next couple of months. it is hoped s

calvin coolidge was the first to have his over radio.st to have his delivered on television. ronald reagan invited special guests to join the first lady in the gallery. in recent times, the state of the union has had memorable lines. in 1996, bill clinton made this famous proclamation. >> the era of big government is over. >> in 2002 after the n9/11 attacks, george w. bush said this. >> state like these and their terrorist allies constitutes acts of evil. >> in 2010 after democrats lost their filibuster proof, barack obama vowed to pass health care reform. >> don't walk away from reform. not now, not when we are so close. let us find way to come together and finish the job for the american people. >> all statements woven into the fabric of this nation's history. i'm mark murray, nbc news. >>> time now for the "gut check". the state of the union required by the constitution, but is the annual speech by the president delivered to a joint session of congress still useful especially in our age of instant communication. go to facebook.com/new

understands how to balance a budget that has not happened in this country but only four years since coolidge under newt's leadership. when it comes to the things we stand for, moral values and as well as spending and taxes there is no question newt is our candidate. >> now i have many questions to ask our other guests including congressman val lard about the huntsman withdraw. congressman i pose the question -- or i am about to about mitt romney's secret latino heritage. did you have any idea that his parents -- that his father and grandfather were born in mexico, and don't you think that is something that would be relevant when speaking about illegal immigration, 75 percent of which comes from mexico? >> i did know about that. i heard him say it publicly. >> we have not found any speech in 2007, 2008, 2011 or 2012 until you new hampshire primary the day before brian williams 30 rock program was going to break the story. >> i believe he said it here in florida. i know i have heard him say that. i actually knew that. maybe i am wrong where i heard it from. he has had a son that has done ads f

he finally pulled over on the shoulder near coolidge avenue when the vehicle's engine caught fire.ce say the wounded passenger's injuries do not appear to be life-threatening. investigators trying to determine the circumstances surrounding the shooting. >>> oakland police say the 15-year-old arrested for the murder of his parents friday night has confessed. the victims were health care workers, committed to helping the underserved. >> reporter: friends of robert and susan shared their grief at the couple's home. roses and candles share space with crime scene tape. robert's brother says this tragedy is still hard to accept. >> i've been describing it as unbelievable. but you have to come around to beliefing it. i've been getting a lot of support from friends and family. and that part has been great. >> reporter: the unbelievable part is the couple's 15-year-old adopted son has confessed to the killings. oakland police were asked to check on the couple by a co-worker who was concerned when they didn't come to work. police went to the home friday. >> officers did contact an individual

coolidge was replaced by successful republican majority that only lasted one cycle. it wasn't just obama. john judas celebrated the vindication of his emerging democratic majority. we could go on and on. harold meyers ignore the president-elect to bring on the new new deal and paul krugman said it all in the title of his column franklin delano obama. my all-time favorite has to be this newsweek cover. as rick perry might say, groups. things didn't turn out this way. the easy answer to why that is the case is obama overspent. americans turned against a health-care bill and the tea party is brought about a resurgent american right to hold the rail his congressional majority. all this later role to be sure. but more fundamental question, if obama had reassembled and fdr like coalition he should have been able to overcome these forces. after all, you will recall or maybe you won't in fdr's presidency the democratic nominee 1920-1924 and 1928 all joined together to oppose his presidency by the 1934 midterms. there was a huge backlash in the democratic party elite and a lo

. >>> if you prefer round ball over football, though, you may want to head out to coolidge high in northwestthe most electifying player in high school basketball. carr plays for the patterson high clippers in baltimore. his team is playing in a tournament at college and carr is 5'7", boy does he match up with the big man. in fact, his nickname is the crimestopper and that is because police say crime actually stops in baltimore when carr is playing. >> interesting? >> that popular. people want to watch him. >> 5'7"? >> that is incredible, too. >> and look at that. >> hmm. >> right. >> and lindsay murphy. how does 5'7" compare in nba world? >> reporter: think he said three guys played more than 300 games. >> three guys? played three more than -- . >> mugsy boggs -- 5'7". >> what up? >> interesting. >> and there you go. >> great. >> thank you to our producer and lindsay murphy. >> that is cool she knew that. >> yeah. >> and you did great. >> and we got everybody. >> and that is a big family. >> takes a villain. >> and exactly. >> you're the important one. >>> and it's cold out there. >> it is.

coolidge was replaced another successful republican majority that only lasted one cycle.sn't just obama. in the republic celebrated the vindication of the emerging democratic majority thesis. we can go on and on. harold meyerson exhorted the president-elect to bring on the new deal while paul krugman said it all the title of his postelection column, franklin delano obama. by all-time favorite has to be this "newsweek" cover. [laughter] as rick perry might say, whoops. things didn't turn out this way. the easy answer to why that's the case is obama overspent. americans turned against the health care bill in the tea partiers brought about a resurgent american right that helped to build his congressional majority. although this played a role to be sure. but the more fundamental question, if obama had really assembled an fdr like coalition time he should've been able to overcome these forces. after all, you will recall or maybe you want an fdr's presidency, democratic nominees from 192819241928 had all joined together to oppose his presidency but in 1834 midterms. a huge back

>> well, i think newt's past history is a case because between calvin coolidge and the time that newt took over we had never balanced a budget for four consecutive years but under his leadership we did. had we continued that course this week we went to a hundred percent of debt to gdp ratio. we'd be at s15% debt to gdp. his experience in being able to direct the course of the country is so significant that i think it recommends his leadership. also the idea of these attacks that are taking place. 85% of the people in america have never voted in an election of which a republican chaired a committee in congress. he had such a revolutionary change in 1995 that they didn't file 20 ethics reports against him not 30 not 40 not 50. 84 ethics violations repeatedly for three years while he is trying to balance the budget and the president is shutting down the government and as a consequence only one of those, only one, one line in one letter was ever charged the romney campaign is clearly trying to make the case that speaker gingrich is not going to be electable. that is the purpose of this ad

i don't think coolidge raised any taxes, but every president since herbert hoover has raised taxes toome degree or another. but george w. bush never did. and there's a footnote in my, to a treasury document that explains that. >> it hasn't always been this way. bruce bartlett, your new book is "the benefit and the burden." thank you very much for union g i joining us tonight. >> thank you. >>> coming up, today mitt romney said he would consider putting newt gingrich in the vice presidential slot on his ticket, which is very bad news for chris christie and my next guest, governor tim pawlenty. >>> but up next, a rare moment of bipartisanship on capitol hill today as gabby giffords made her resignation official. [ woman ] we take it a day at a time. that's how it is with alzheimer's disease. she needs help from me. and her medication. the exelon patch -- it releases medication continuously for twenty-four hours. she uses one exelon patch daily for the treatment of mild to moderate alzheimer's symptoms. [ female announcer ] it cannot change the course of the disease. hospitalization and

other state of the union eye lights, in 1923 calvin coolidge was the first to have his broadcast over. in 1947 harry truman became the first to deliver his on television. and in 1982 ronald reagan started the tradition of inviting special guests to join the first lady in the gallery. in recent times the state of the union has been the setting of memorable lines, calls to action, and controversy. in 1996 before his contest for re-election, bill clinton made this famous proclamation. >> the era of big government is over. >> reporter: in 2002 after the 9/11 terrorist attacks and before the iraq war, george w. bush said this about iraq and iran. >> states like these and their terrorist allies constitute an axis of evil. >> reporter: and in 2010 after democrats lost their filibuster-proof majority in the senate, barack obama vowed to press on to pass health care reform. >> don't walk away from reform. not now, not when we are so close. let us find a way to come together and finish the job for the american people. >> reporter: all statements woven into the fabric of this nation's history. >

i don't think coolidge raised any taxes, but every president since herbert hoover has raised taxes toome degree or another. but george w. bush never did. and there's a footnote in my, to a treasury document that explains that. >> it hasn't always been this way. bruce bartlett, your new book is "the benefit and the burden." thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >>> coming up, today mitt romney said he would consider putting newt gingrich in the vice presidential slot on his ticket, which is very bad news for chris christie and my next guest, governor tim pawlenty. >>> but up next, a rare moment of bipartisanship on capitol hill today as gabby giffords made her resignation official. hey kev, how about a bike ride? huh? you're not my dad ahhhhh!!! hey honey, back feels better, little dancing tonight, you and me? hey boy, you wanna go for a walk? dr. scholl's pro inserts with shock guard technology relieve different types of lower body pain by treating at the source so you're a whole new you. where is everybody? that's not your dad. go pro with dr. scholl's. car insura

coolidge was replaced another successful republican majority that only lasted one cycle. it wasn't just obama. in the republic celebrated the vindication of the emerging democratic majority thesis. we can go on and on. harold meyerson exhorted the president-elect to bring on the new deal while paul krugman said it all the title of his postelection column, franklin delano obama. by all-time favorite has to be this "newsweek" cover. [laughter] as rick perry might say, whoops. things didn't turn out this way. the easy answer to why that's the case is obama overspent. americans turned against the health care bill in the tea partiers brought about a resurgent american right that helped to build his congressional majority. although this played a role to be sure. but the more fundamental question, if obama had really assembled an fdr like coalition time he should've been able to overcome these forces. after all, you will recall or maybe you want an fdr's presidency, democratic nominees from 192819241928 had all joined together to oppose his presidency but in 1834 midterms. a hug

first started working full time in polics who had begun his political career in 1922 with calvin coolidge. so you have to look... >> rose: (laughs) puts it in perspective doesn't it? >> i served eight years for the state legislature. it will be 32 years in the house. it's... this will be the first election coming up in 40 years when i wasn't voting for myself which i'll miss because i can always be sure of one candidate, at least. but i began to think last year that i wanted to retire. partly because you do get tired. i'd like to write, i have a lot of things that i think are worth saying. some people can write and do other things. pat moynihan was the exemplar. he could write fluently. >> rose: they used to say in the senate pat moynihan had written more books than anybody else had read. >> but i am too easily distracted by the... used to be the blank page, now the blank screen. if i have a distraction i can't write well and i want to write. >> rose: what do you want to write? >> there are threeooks i have in mind. one about liberalism, and i haven't been a progressive, i've been a liber

from lincoln through coolidge, for example, you had all these american patriotic customers, robber-barons in there. the republicans said with the taxes these kauais are going -- these guys are going to pay an entrance fee, and it's called a tariff. now, what i would do on all manufacturers coming to the united states, not just china -- i wouldn't single them out -- i would put a 30% tariff, say $2.5 trillion in imports, you're talking about $600 billion. take that 600 billion from those tariffs and eliminate taxation on manufacturers who start up or who produce in the united states. you tell the guys that build the lexus, a beautiful car, and you guys, and you assemble it here. what you're going to do, you're going to make your batteries here, your drive train, your tires, all those things here. you can bring your technology, you can bring your money, and you can take your profits home, but you're going to have american workers build everything here, otherwise you're going to pay a tariff on -- that's hamilton. aren't you a hamiltonian, ralph? >> host: actually, some liberals favor a soci