arizona senate committee passes an anti-cursing bill.ou said, quote, i speak of an arizona state senator. is there any other kind? >> yes. >> there are 49 other kind. 45 others if you want to get picky if pennsylvania, kentucky, virginia, massachusetts are commonwealths and 44 other cieppedz if you count hawaii as a separate nation as you should. >> but we don't. >> but still. >> by the way, what about the team, the senators. you forgot those. >> they are not the state senators. is that jesse joyce? >> i didn't recognize him without a hoodie. >> i dress respectable like. >> apparently the gap was closed. >> jesse you said the shocking thing about the story is only one parent complained and that lead to this state senator doing this. what if i told you the parent who complained to the state senator was named floyd brown and he is a long-time republican strategist who produced the willy horton head in 1988 and a founding chairman of citizens united. >> i suppose we will never know until you tell me. >> what stories were you reading because

the headlines, romney regained stride, an op-ed in the detroit news said that romney dodges dad's curse. here is what i say, a win is a win. but the dynamics of the race are unchanged and we are in it for the long hall. what do you think? >> i am with you, it reminds me of the video that went viral of the runner that tripped and broke a leg and still hobbles to the finish line. he knows he will get there. i think a win is a win. the whole story line yesterday

a move to quit cursing. >>> a warning before you go in the knife. dangers practiced on thousands of surgeons admit to off the clock. >>> some of the biggest >>> good afternoon, everybody. i'm doug kammerer, right here in storm center four, watching a pretty good day out there during the day. cloud cover early, a little bit of a cooling. sunshine after that frontal boundary. you can see the big blue thing right there, that's our cold front that came through earlier today. that allowed for sunshine during the afternoon, and tomorrow we'll see a front move through. that will bring in warm air ahead of it, near 60 degrees, we could see a slight chance of a shower tomorrow evening as that moves on by. behind that one, even warmer air, we're talking about temperatures near 70 degrees on thursday, thursday looking very nice. friday, however, a different story. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> federal health officials have taken steps to ease the severe shortage of two crucial cancer drugs. meth thou methotrexate and doxil have been approved. some have

but tomorrow there is a chance for that curse to be broken. tomorrow republicans in michigan and arizona will get their chance to vote in the republican primary and in both those states and in both those state he has again gotten the endorse mens of the state's republican governors. michigan's governor rick snyder endorsed him earlier. in michigan he has erased rick santorum's lead. the republican governor of arizona, jan brewer, she withheld endorsement until the very, very last minute, governor brewer waiting until yesterday, two days before the primary, to announce she, too, is endorsing mr. romney. government brewer's last minute endorsement i hope you won't mind me noting is not exactly a profile in courage given so much the state has voted it looks like mitt romney is going to run away with the state of arizona. so governor brewer waited long enough to figure out who was going to win and said i'm with that guy. jan brewer, always brave and classy. if you believe the polls. mitt romney has lead in arizona right now. if you believe the cur

and if i can do that, then he will -- they will lift my curse. will be lifted. >> and i won't have to have my head erupt into a flaming skull. >> jimmy: yeah, there you go. it's such a bummer when that happens. >> exactly. >> jimmy: i want you guys to see a clip of this. here is nicolas cage in "ghost rider 2: spirit of vengeance." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: aw, man. how much fun is that? [ cheers and applause ] nicolas cage, "ghost rider: spirit of vengeance" will be in theatres and 3-d on friday. curt schilling joins us next. come on back, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when do you take 5-hour energy? when i'm on the night shift. when they have more energy than i do. when i don't feel like working out. when there isn't enough of me to go around. ♪ when i have school. and work. every morning. it's faster and easier than coffee. every afternoon when that 2:30 feeling hits. -every day. -every day. every day is a 5-hour energy day. [ male announcer ] 5-hour energy. every day. the rid-x septic subscriber program helps prevent backups

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or resource curse and it upheeds brought cased economic growth. you set a standard for transparency and we are working to make sure it is implemented effectively. we know that there challenges in doing this. i hope the changes reflect the clear intent of the law, namely to require all relevant companies operating in the sector to disclose the payments they make to foreign governments. i think everybody is benefitted by the disinfectant of sunshine and the spotlight to hold institutions accountable. the section 1504 which is what the sec is prom you willigating rules on has rules of transparenciy that we are committed to. i hear from people who are concerned about whether the sec is going to go far enough in our system. they have the responsibility for doing it and we encourage them to go as far as possible because the eu is considering provisions similar to section 1504 because we passed 1504. we are working at state on a program called the energy governance and capacity initiative which is trying to encourage governments to manage their oil and g

. >> reporter: probably everyone has cursed at one time or another. the chairman thought it was getting out of hand on the couns counsel. ♪ >> reporter: there certainly was no cursing around the children tuesday as students promoted healthy eating by serving breakfast to councilmembers. but the councilplagued with ang exchanges. so much so that chairman brown trying to regain control offered a rules change. may they refrain from use ago buisive language directly at one another or at the institution. >> reporter: the rule passed with no discussion or cussing. several councilmembers were openly disdainful for new ruls.s >> you know what, i'll be honest with you, i'm not apologizing for that outburst. i meant every word i said. >> reporter: the council is plagued with ethics problems. and too few members criticized a member when he pleaded guilty of felony stealing. >> i've grown weary of the conduct of many of the members. the most recent of which has plead guilty to stealing. >> i didn't hear any cussing today. >> i didn't expect to. did you expect to?

despite that good humor, officials confirmed that at large member david ka tania exchanged angry curses over finances of a hospital in southeast washington. the private valentine's day retreat at the washington convention center comes amid other clashes, and, as one council member already has resigned and pleaded guilty to felony corruption. chairman kwame brown's 2008 council campaign is under federal criminal investigation but the chairman says this council is trying to work together. >> this is a training that we're having to try to go over the enl icks law. this is training, personnel training as it relates to the comprehensive ethics reform bill, making sure everyone is very clear. clearly valentine's day is love. this is a good time for us to show our love for ourselves and our residents, how reprepare to move forward. >> i guess it was a lovely day for it except for the built of cursing between barry and katan katania. >> thank you, tom! >>> two occupy d.c. protoefltors are facing charges after they were arrested last night after they set up tents on a sidewalk on 14th street nor

but tomorrow there is a chance for the curse to be broken. tomorrow republicans in michigan and arizona will get their chance to vote in the republican primary and both of those states and in both those states, mitt romney has gotten the endorsement of the state's republican governors. michigan's governor, rick snyder came out and endorsed mr. romney earlier this month. the latest polling out of michigan, he has erased rick santorum's advantage there. mr. romney holding a slim lead in michigan ahead of the vote. the republican governor of arizona, jan brewer withheld her endorsement, waiting until yesterday, two days before the primary to announce she, too, is endorsing mr. romney. governor brewer's last minute endorsement is not exactly a profile in courage. given so much of the state has voted when you look at the polling, it looks like mitt romney will run away with arizona. governor brewer waited long enough to figure out who was going to win and then she said i'm with that guy. jan brewer, always brave, always classy. if you believe the

for those businesses to thrive on snow, it has been a curse. >> the light coating of snow that fell this morning may be a pleasant sight for some, but it is not enough for area businesses. the winters seem like a distant memory with this -- with this year's mild temperatures. >> we are letting this. >> good news for these joggers. >> i am loving pets. -- loving it. >> not good news for this business owner. >> it is tough to be selling winter jackets when it is 50 degrees. we do the sleds and the tubes, and kids are not planning in the snow. >> other recreational stores have also seen a slight decline of consumers' buying their winter equipment. management says by selling sporting goods before year-round activities, it helps make up the loss. >> we are fortunate because we do a lot of different kinds of recreational activities. if one area of the business is soft, it picks up in a different area. >> davis is fortunate that his store sells more than a ski and snowboarding equipment as well. >> i hope this season is not over yet. >> specialty stores pushed up their winter sales event hoping

they never cursed or threatened. officials remain furious tonight. it was confessed that protocol was not followed as it should have been. the eagles hosting howard. logan getting three, one more. 90-18, eagles. -- 19, 18, eagles. howard, 51-37. for the comeback is short. lacrosse season in full bloom this saturday. maryland opened up the season with a win over hartford. loyola in action as well hosting delaware at the regally athletic complex. the fourth quarter, howard is trying to hold on to. tom holland with the goal 10 to 11-8, loyal up. -- loyola tend to go in low was the way to go. look -- tom holland with the goal, 11-8, loyola. pitchers and catchers have reported to sarasota. there are concerns about a sore shoulder for the pitcher. smiles throughout the clubhouse in sarasota. the orioles first-round pick. the workouts began on sunday. tremendous crowd tonight for the baltimore blast and no iraqi wave. -- and the rocky wave. the blast sent the fans, with a victory over the waves. one more check of the forecast. >> this storm has been a bugab

she used to curse word instead turned up -- husband cannot throw and catch the ball at the same time.he ceiling, realizing it would create a situation with his teammates. >> everyone was fired up after the game. she was caught up in the moment. david beckham says he is shy. >> he said he did not know where to look. he said he was watching the game with about 20 people and felt embarrassed. he said his kids were embarrassed, too. >> you could stop watching. >> this is not his first time. i am not exactly sure why he has not gotten over it. we're looking at 43 degrees this morning. >> an update on the virginia [ female announcer ] with swiffer wetjet, cleaning better doesn't have to take longer. i'm done. i'm gonna... drink this... on the porch! ♪ give me just a little more time ♪ [ female announcer ] mops can be a hassle but swiffer wetjet's spray cleaner and absorbent pads can clean better in half the time so you don't miss a thing. hi mary! morning! gladys. gladys! [ female announcer ] swiffer. better clean in half the time. or your money back. >> we are following several developing

council is taking a stance on cursing. not among district residents but among counsel members.he new aspect cursing rules come after profanity-laced fights between council members david catania and marion barry at a retreat last week. matt ackland is live with the news edge on that. matt? >> reporter: council member marion barry accused david catania of breaking the council's code of conduct when he began to shout at him and use profanity at a council retreat last week. someone will say that barry broke the rules as well. until today, the code of conduct omagh, plied to

the biggest thing she had on her was a curse. he said his wife was a retired cosmetologists. she spent her time making crafts for sunday school class as. neighbors are and disbelief. >> she is always been very nice. i do not know what to say. i and is really shocked. >> i still have a lot of questions that i would like to find out what is going on. >> police are the ones investigating that shooting. the officer has been placed on routine administrative leave. we're told he is a five-year veteran of the culpeper police departments. abc 7 news. >> thank you. the alexander fire department is warning the loss of one of the paramedics. he died yesterday afternoon. this was less than 24 hours after falling 20-30 feet on i- 95. he was racing to a car fire when he jumped a guard rail and fell after a 3 foot wide the gap down into the creek. >> he spent a lot of time on those freeways. this area had a very difficult configuration. as we learn more, we will certainly share it. >> he was 33 years old. tv's behind a wife. the road is now draped in black. his coat and helmets are on displ

sorry, i just cursed. >> wow, i will hire you. >> mia said it was spur of the moment.ou just had a spur of the moment. >> adrenaline and nerves. >> my adrenaline got the best of me. >> doesn't it seem like they are doing this whole thing and structuring it so you have to keep paying into it. >> first it was in the 70s. what kind of job was it? you became a personal coach, and now it is a life coach. it is something when you don't know what you are going to do -- >> if your closets are all screwed up, wut -- but it ends up being, you have to leave that man you are with. >> i'm sorry, none of those so-called coaches wearing sweater vests had mustaches and smoking a stogie. >> have you ever met thib that was a life coach? i know one or two, but most people thinking of going into it are those people that make the wrong decisions. >> the guy that i actually -- he was a friend of mine who was a life coach and left his job after being engaged to i don't know how many women. i did it because i felt sorry for him. i am going this guy is the most messed up guy. >> he is the last

he is working with uggy has been a curse.at billy does unleash is likely to be memorable. >> i'm back. >> silent but deadly, artist a clear favorite. hollywood has moved on to the bigger question. >> blockbuster and mega bang, bang, what does a silent movie victory say. >> at that time when they are being bombarded by technology, this reminds the world. >> carolyn: and so the academy awards is right here on abc7 one week from today. oscar sunday, february 26th, but you can predict the winners and get the latest buzz right at oscar.com. you can download the exclusive app for iphones and ipads. it will give you live video from all important red carpet and backstage on oscar sunday. lisa and you are busy trying to wade through all the movies. >> may be good day to do that. for the afternoon we got clouds and just a slight chance of showers tonight. the rechance comes in overnight into an presidents' day. temperatures will be in the upper 50s to low 60s. another cool afternoon, then tomorrow we'll have a chance of showers, but be

with the blessings or the curse of anonymity you can get online and dump all of the poison you want into the well and call it political discourse. it's -- it's -- the last -- i've said this before, think of last five american presidents, republicans, democrats, liberals, conservatives, four of those five i would argue have been, quote, polarizing figures. that tells you less about them than it does about us and about the political climate and the media climate in which we operate. i think you can make a case that we spent a disproportionate amount of time in this campaign which already seems to have gone on forever and we still have a year to go, working around the edges, you know, today's controversy. and one is, because television, and above all, cable television, with a very notable exception here, has something called the 24/7 news cycle. john kennedy could dominate the national agenda with a press conference in the state department auditorium, and when the bay of pigs turned out disastrously, what happened? his numbers went up. up. he said with mordent wit, my god, it's like eisenho

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so, senator klein wants to stop the scourge of teachers cursing. as her bill is written this would have the government regulating the language of teachers not just in the classroom but anywhere in their whole lives. math teacher, you hit your thumb with a hammer, the state government of arizona will be listening in to make sure you only say dang. or they will unleash all heck on you i guess sort of hard to be angry if you barred the whole swearing thing. >>> if that is not big enough role for government, there is a man in virginia, bob marshall, also a republican. he once tried to outlaw swearing in e-mail. not just by teachers, not just by any one group of people, not a particular kind of email, he proposed virginia state government outlaw profanity by anyone in any e-mail sent from the commonwealth of virginia. it's one thing to think swearing is bad. it's another thing to say that swearing is bad or to ask other people not to do it. but to dislike swearing so much that you would expand the role of government, you would create a government so int

council cracking down on cursing. not among d.c.ut between the council members themselves. >> it all stems from a profanity-laced fight between marion barry and david catania. matt ackland has more. >> reporter: there is no debate from councilmember when it came to extending their code of conduct rules to all public gatherings including retreats. last time the council was together, members catania and barry went at it. >> i felt very uncomfortable because both men rose to their feet and both were moving toward each other. >> reporter: barry was not at today's meeting but talked about the incident late last week. >> at that point, david catania jumped up and started cursing and saying i was despicable. >> reporter: but catania has no regrets. >> i'm not apologizing for that outburst. i meant every word i said. i have been tested by the conduct of some of the members and the silence of the others. >> reporter: catania didn't speak specifically about the outburst with barry but did admit his frustration with many members over the harry

who needs partying or cursing when you have cross party endorsing. i'll be up all night.that guy makes it way too (bleep) easy. [ laughter ] all right. of course, the main story tonight the economy. the dow closed above 13,000 for the first time in four years today. and that's not the only arbitrary indicator making a move this first february. >> a whole slew of good news about the economy and a record-setting day on wall street. the jobless rate inç january fl two tenths of a point to 8.3%, the lowest in three years. the economy created $243,000 jobs. the dow soared to the highest close since before the 2008 financial crisis. >> jon: you had to go and get better while obama was still in office, didn't you? you couldn't hold off nine little months. not teeny tiny little months. it's good news unless you work for a media organization whose job it is to make sure obama doesn't get reelected. you know what this means? to the return-a nateor. >> it's an anemic recovery. >> there ain't no recovery. >> about half the decline in the unemployment rate has come from people droppi

. >> the attention is definitely a blessing and a curse at the same time.and my family are pretty low-key. sometimes it can be overwhelming. i recognize it's a unique opportunity. a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. >> the magic of jeremy lin continues. >> reporter: his scrappy and humble approach is part of what's captivated so many. he's helped push the mad sison square garden stock to an all-time high. fans suddenly can't get enough. >> i'm wearing his t-shirt right now. jeremy lin. >> the level of buzz, if 10 is the highest, he's at 11. >> reporter: nowhere is that more evident than chinatown. >> we want to be like him. >> reporter: he's also a merchandising phenomenon. in new york, retailers can't keep his jerseys in stock. have you gotten your own place yet? are you off all these people's couches? >> maybe. it's a lot. it's a lot right now. but think i'm getting used to it a little bit more. i don't care how long it lasts as long as we win.

we bleep people that aren't cursing, to make them seem like they are cursing.ng we've done for 13 weeks in a row. and apparently we've done it so much, that local tv personalities like our friends here in los angeles, are starting to anticipate it. >> coming up, i have found a car -- i'm not going to lie. i want to lick it. it's pretty. >> wow. >> hey, ally. will you? >> maybe i will. >> good. stay tuned. can't wait. thank you, ally. >> you guys just made jimmy kimmel next thursday. you know she wants the beep when she licks it, you know? >> jimmy: maybe he's right. let's find out now. it's thursday night. time for our weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. it's this week in unnecessary sensorship. >> this campaign is more than placing a president. it's about [ bleep ] the [ bleep ] of america. >> [ bleep ] the nation with bob sheffert. >> which football player did kim kardashian [ bleep ]? >> which team? or which player? >> all we've been hearing about was blake griffin's monster [ bleep ] in the face of kendrick

council cracking down on cursing among the council members themselves. it stems from a profanity laced fight between council members david catania and marion barry at a retreat last week. fox 5's matt ackland with the story. >> reporter: there was no debate from council members when it came to extending their code of conduct rules to all public gatherings including retreats. the last time the council was together members catania and barry went at it. >> i felt very uncomfortable because both men were on their feet and moved wonder each offer. >> reporter: barry talked about the incident late last week. >> at that point david catania jumped up, started cursing and saying i was despicable. >> reporter: but catania has no regrets. >> i'm not apologizing for that outburst. i meant every word i said. i have been tested by the conduct of some of the members and the silence of the others and that has led to certain outbursts. >> reporter: catania didn't speak specifically about the outburst with barry but did admit his frustration with many members over the har

by jabing and swirling his broom, by crazily twirling his broom in the wet summer air and hurling curses skyward beyond the boughs and the crows toward the fading gods beyond the fading stars. but the realist crows know it is only a man in a nightshirt after dawn; that the broom is a broom and that his cries are nothing more than words and half words the heavy air will swallow. they rise anyway from the tree, as best to quiet him and let morning be morning. soon enough they will return again by twos and threes, settling among the spreading limbs, their laughter the same before and after. catherine case is the next reader. . >> one is called the mountain by hashim hafik and it's translated by sadi samoi. i have washed the mountain, i have washed the stones and the pebbles that clings to the trees. i have washed the mountain. i have lit the paths and the back ways around the mountain. i have lit the caves and the stairs and the hidouts in the folds of the mountain. i have washed the summit and every crevice of the mountain so my loved ones might pass in the forenoon of the mountain day. th

during the show headlined by madonna, mia briefly flashed her middle if i middle if middle finger and cursed at one point. 8 years ago janet jackson had her in famous wardrobe malfunction. >> i didn't see the gesture until they slowed it down in slow motion. >> i didn't easter. it was so fast. >> why do you have to slow mo it. >> why do you have to do that? >>> still ahead at noon, a clear start to our workweek, plenty of blue sky and sunshine. complete weather forecast, 2.5 minutes away. >>> here is a look at the midday stocks. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> now, weather, complete forecast and warning of severe weather. >> what a beautiful day this is turning out to be. it's just amazing how many mild days we are having this winter. this is already february, and we are already close to 50 degrees outside. at noon, it's 49 baltimore. 50 dc. taking you in closer, 3 westminster. 49 annapolis. close to 50 degrees for a lot of us. the winds picked up southwest, that is bringing the mild air our way. this mild air is coming up from an area where it's warmed up. there are two storms to talk about, neither

>> how are you going to tell that kid, any place, southeast, northwest, where else, oh, don't curse.y, but i saw the 6:00 news. >> well, and we did not air that, but we did tell about it. jack evans says these investigations, the probes, if things don't get cleared up soon, it's going to hurt us on the hill as a city. >> well, it could, and it has. these kinds of things before -- there are members of congress who are only too happy to get into district affairs, citing the constitution, that the congress has final power over the district. technically, that's true, and that is in the constitution, although defenders of the city say you ought to give us a little more leeway than you do. but anyway, the question is, will they get involved? they have an awful lot else on the plate on the hill, as i watch every day. they've got the debate over the contraception rules by the president, they've got the middle east, they've got the horrendous economic times going to the cliff almost on several issues over deficit, debt and payroll tax cuts. they've got a lot on them. it's a question of whethe

this time around ghost rider is still struggling with his curse as the devil's bounty hunter. in eastern europe when recruited by a secret church sect to save a young boy from the devil. not only might he save the boy, ghost rider might possibly rid himself of this curse forever. >> and end the sequels. >> reece witherspoon stars in this combination of romantic action comedy. "this means war." best friends both fall for witherspoon's character. they turn to their spy tricks to try to win the girl from each other. >> how about a movie to take your kids. it's rated g called "the secret world of arietta." they're tiny people who live beneath the floorboards in a home. a boy comes to live there and discovers the miniature family. this is based on the children's book called "the borrowers." >>> coming up in our next half- hour, prince george's county executive rashern baker joins us in studio to talk about a proposed casino at national harbor. >>> plus, episcopal leaders in alexandria make plans to replace a burned down chapel at the virginia theological seminary. we'll be right ba

and i'm wondering if it's a blessing or a curse. >> i think we have different perspectives on this. >ognize the convenience of technology-- and technology really does make our lives a lot easier-- i also sometimes think it is a curse. >> i certainly think it's a blessing because, you know, without the technology, i'd have to be, you know, stuck in an office somewhere, right, either working on a pc that's tethered to a desk or working-- you know, making telephone calls from my work phone that's at my office. so i view this, you know, very much as a liberating factor. >> the downside, however, is that oftentimes, we really don't have substantive conversations when we come home. we will be sitting on our couch, each doing work. >> side by side but-- >> we'll send each other emails and ims... >> oh, yeah. >> to communicate. >> oh, come on. >> yeah, from one room in the house to the next. >> no. >> oh, yeah, sure. >> no. >> yeah, yeah. >> you're not even laughing. you think this is normal. this is what's most scary. you're just telling me this matter of fact. >> i don't think we're-- >> i