jaime moreno, "la bomba", confirmo que seguira jugando para el equipo d.c. united la liga y con el d.c. para seguir siendo parte del equipo capitalino. mientras tanto la contratacion salvadoreña no pudo entrenar por problemas dentales. "ehhh es algo que a uno le duele bastante de no estar entrenando ya con el grupo, pero por la eh tenido que hacer nada mas estoy en terapia recuperandome de unas muelas que me sacaron pero pues ya, espero en los proximos dias tratar de estar con el grupo unido y tratar ya de estar haciendo lo que me gusta, jugar. no, me siento contento ya te digo pues eh trato de relacionar muy bien con ellos, ellos me han recibido de la mejor manera y contento de estar aca en un equipo grande y tratar de hacer las cosas bien nada mas". dentro y fuera del ring manny pacquiao sigue haciendo historia y su trabajo muy renococido. el púgil filipino manny pacquiao fue galardonado como el mejor boxeador de la década por la asociación de redactores de boxeo de estados unidos y llegó a tres años consecutivos con la distinción del mejor del año, una

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united states. while the judge's considered their ruling, it appears that the court in washington, d.c., had already half tip the balance. >> they said it would be absurd, just because a court decided to publish material that had already been made public by an american court. >> the foreign secretary answered allegations that the british had colluded in the torture. >> there is a fundamental commitment on the part of myself and my secretary in charge for the security service, as well as the head and staff of these agencies, to hold the highest standards of conduct, not simply for ourselves. >> the seven pair rest released today summarized american intelligence, including continuous sleep deprivation, threats, inducements, and a also being shackled during interviews. cool and degrading treatment according to the judges. last year he told us why he wanted the paragraphs released. >> the public needs to know what the government has been up to. they have to hold their government to a responsibility. >> he was arrested in pakistan in 2002. amongst other things, there he s beaten with a leather strap and

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d.c.. they refused to give her a diploma because they didn't give women diplomas. >> she dealt with it in a characteristically feisty way by writing a letter to the president of the united states asking them to do something about it. it apparently worked. the other example i have has also been mentioned. she was the no. 5 woman to join the supreme court bar. she sued hastings law school because they excluded women. the supreme court ordered hastings that was a state school to admit her, and the rest is history. she went on to invent a concept of a public defender. her biography is about to come out in the next few months. here is another one. the forced to be admitted was denied admission to law school in 1871. she hung out for 10 years and to try to get them to let her in. she had a lot better luck with medical school and was actually an indian. >> can i ask you to talk -- we're going to run out of time before we know it. tell me about the situation for women today. are they still getting the opportunities they should? and the gang opportunities of as long -- as law clerks? there were only 11 this year out of 38. >> the first woman clerk was in 1944. that was during th

d.c., chris mullen, the deputy secretary of state. and we heard the president address today, he assured the people of chile that the people of the unitedtes stand by them. and having been in chile and experiencing them sending aid and comfort to other nations affected by the natural disasters, is this the kind of is situation where they feel they can handle it on their own? what can the united states do to august meant or help in that process. >> let us just express again our condolences to the chilean people, and commend the president for what he did in those circumstances. chile is one of the best prepared for this kind of seismic event or tragedy. they were one of of the first countries to respond to the tragedy in haiti. and their military, they're members of the u.n. and peace keepers in haiti moved out and the chilean government brought in supplies and teams. they have practiced many times for this type of thing, so my guess is whatever they have asked from us, and we have made an offer of assistance, and we have stand by teams now, and our agency for national development has two disaster and have relief teams ready to go, and ou

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united states. he's a partner in the firm of d.c.. >> thank you, tony. good morning, everybody. ummarize citizens united but i think it is important to make sure we are all agreed on some of the terms that are crucial to the decision. first of all, as you are familiar with campaign contributions that is a legal term which means providing money or something in kind to a political party. campaign contributions are highly regulated as a result of the bulkeley decision. they are subject to limitations, whether judicial races or under the federal law for campaigns for president, senate or the house, and in the case of corporations and unions are prohibited even today after the citizens united case. the second important term is independent expenditure. we've had already some references to that in the earlier panel. under federal law we the expenditure is a form of art as well and it refers to spending by somebody independent if a candidate or political party and it is for advertising public time indications that contained what the law refers to as words expressed efficacy. words that e

united states. he's a partner in the firm of d.c.. >> thank you, tony. good morning, everybody. i think i can summarize citizens united but i think it is important to make sure we are all agreed on some of the terms that are crucial to the decision. first of all, as you are familiar with campaign contributions that is a legal term which means providing money or something in kind to a political party. campaign contributions are highly regulated as a result of the bulkeley decision. they are subject to limitations, whether judicial races or under the federal law for campaigns for president, senate or the house, and in the case of corporations and unions are prohibited even today after the citizens united case. the second important term is independent expenditure. we've had already some references to that in the earlier panel. under federal law we the expenditure is a form of art as well and it refers to spending by somebody independent if a candidate or political party and it is for advertising public time indications that contained what the law refers to as words expressed efficac

united states putting them on other countries, even countries they have differences, the same conditions they are requesting for months. >> at times, both sides can move to the same tune. thousands thought d.c. kool and the gang. cultural exchanges are not. change is not proving easy, for either side. bbc news, havana. >> and uncut diamond the size of a chicken egg has been sold in london for the record price of $35 million, weighing 100 grams. it is the 19th largest ever discovered in has the potential to become one of the world's most foremost gm's once it is cut and polished. it was found in south africa in september. you can catch our headlines at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. the newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> i'm julia stiles. >> i'm kevin bacon. >> i'm kim cattrall. >> hi, i'm ken burns. >> i'm lili taylor. >> i'm henry louis gates, jr., and public broadcasting is my source for news about the world. >> for intelligent conversat

united states. welcome distinguished guests here in washington d.c.stening and watching across the country to the 2010 state of the indian nations address. i would like to thank native voice one and native american calling as well as the tribal and public radio stations across the country for airing today's address. with us today are some distinguished and honored guests, please allow me to introduce some of them. we have earthrise president, first vice president from the mission indians and ron allen from jamestown, the chairman of jamestown. bill martin the president of my tribe, the central council of indians, matthew what soft ramzi -- bandwidth pottawattamie indians, don of arnold on our board also from the scotts valley band of indians. irene cushwa with the huge indian tribe, r.g. lynch from the-- karen watts, councilwoman on, for the cherokee nation. we of the former chairman who also serves on our board from the indian nation and larry townsend here with us today. bill from the cots tried and david his it's on our board with the rest of the o

. >> president of the united states at the national prayer breakfast there in washington, d.c.drawing a bit of controversy. it's focused on the sponsor of the breakfast, an evangelical christian network, also known as the family, and it has ties for uganda. there were reports more than a dozen cities would host prayer events by competing religious and gay rights group. so far we have not found live pictures. in the meantime, the president focusing on the power of prayer being empowered by faith, as leaders and military leaders gather. there is tim tebow. my guess is, he is a very out spoken christian and the football player that wears the bible versus boldly on his cheek when he plays ball. we will take a break. >>> stocks fell yesterday, halting a two-day rally, and wednesday's weakness expected to continue today, unfortunately. and we have a look at what is worrying investors as we wait -- i guess we just got the opening bell, right? did we hear it? >> the opening bell is on the way. futures 80 points lower before the well. we got the weekly jobs report. that came out and sol

d.c. >>> in tonight's eyewitness news healthwatch, if more americans got routine vaccines, as many as 50,000 deaths could be prevented in the united states. that information from a study that finds millions of adults don't get vaccinated for things like pneumonia, the flu, and other infectious diseases. researchers say limited health insurance coverage and high out- of-pocket costs are major reasons why people skip the shots. >>> saturated fat may not be that bad at all. they found no link between saturated fat and their risk of developing heart disease. before you run out and get that steak, however, researchers warn that past studies have linked saturated fats to high cholesterol. but go see your doctor. these studies are confusing. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news. trouble for charlie sheen. his car turns up at the bottom of i cliff. -- of a cliff. >>> i'm bob turk. first warning weather center. near blizzard conditions later on tonight. i'll have the exclusive five- day forecast. >>> here's today's report from wall street. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> snow accumulating now. it's going to get worse as the night progresses. w

united, airtran, u.s. airways have are decided to ground some if not all of their flights tomorrow. amtrak reports its services south of washington, d.c., check with your carrier tomorrow before you venture out. we invite you to follow the forecast act wbaltv.com. -- at wbaltv.com. >> in other news, baltimore city police officer recovering after a deadly police involved shooting in northwest. at around 8:00 last night a pair of officers on patrol approach two men acting suspiciously in the 3700 block of oakmont ave. one of the suspects opened fire on the officers. they wounded one of the officers in the right on. the officers returned fire, killing one of the men and wounding another. it may be connected to a shooting earlier this week. >> what we believe and what we have been on the alert for is retaliatory violence and that other bad guys in the neighborhood would be harming themselves with guns in preparation. if that is what it looked like happened tonight. >> we have to be aggressive. if this officer was injured because he is doing what he was called to do and that is to not to back down when you know. our crime is going on, but

d.c., chris mullen, the deputy secretary of state. and we heard the president address today, he assured the people of chile that the people of the united states stand by them. and having been in chile and experiencing them sending aid and comfort to other nations affected by the natural disasters, is this the kind of is situation where they feel they can handle it on their own? what can the united states do to august meant or help in that process. >> let us just express again our condolences to the chilean people, and commend the president for what he did in those circumstances. chile is one of the best prepared for this kind of seismic event or tragedy. they were one of of the first countries to respond to the tragedy in haiti. and their military, they're members of the u.n. and peace keepers in haiti moved out and the chilean government brought in supplies and teams. they have practiced many times for this type of thing, so my guess is whatever they have asked from us, and we have made an offer of assistance, and we have stand by teams now, and our agency for national development has two disaster and have relief teams ready to go, an

take the citizens united decision and move it back towards analysis of the constitutionality of contributions in campaigns. and it was interesting because the present the judge of the d.ccouncil for the organization looking for more freedom, do you have anything to add to justice kennedy? the point being that already, the lower judiciary has processed and is beginning to, i think, anticipate expanding into other realms. so the controversy, if there is one in response to citizens united, is going to be exaggerating very quickly. >> he wouldn't hesitate to expand broadly. it is a kind of libertarian conservatives who would strike down new deal regulatory standards, and you think, aren't judge is supposed to be principled? it clearly does:the question expenditure contributions, and be principled. barry friedman says no. the question is, what would john roberts do about this, when at the end of his first term he said that he feared they were acting like law professors, and that law professors would be terrible justices. i had to convince my colleagues that sometimes you have to be pragmatic and think that the country is ready for this, it will not attract big support. and

d.c. to try to answer this. brian, does the president's vision mean that the united states basically is walking away from man's exploration of space? >> reporter: i think that's a fair question. the shuttle program is winding down this year, the president is killing off the constellation program which was the bush-era plan to send americans back to the moon but nasa administrator charles bolden insists the u.s. is not getting out of the business of man-assisted space flight. take a listen. >> for any of you who think we're abandoning human space flight i respectfully disagree. i think we're going to get there perhaps quicker than we would have done before. >> reporter: but jane, that said, they're starting over, new plans are in development, details are thin at this time. there is still some preliminary talk of going to the moon and mars. jane: -- jane: i assume they feel like they need to justify their existence. what will they be doing? >> reporter: it appears there will be an expansion of the earth sciences mission, a focus of things like climate change, again, details very thin right now. it's not a new mission for na

d.c. fire engine 15 as it responded to this emergency call. the fire broke out at about 6:00 a.m. in the kitchen of a second-floor condo unit as plastic melted the apartment filled with toxic smoke. what firefighters didn't know at the time was that three children were in a bedroom left alone by their father who went to work after asking a neighbor down the hall to check in on them. when the neighbor went to the apartment, she saw smoke. this surveillance video taken from a hallway camera in the building shows firefighters inside. the neighbor using a key to open the apartment door. firefighters running inside and rescuing the three little girls who were all suffering from serious smoke inhalation. they were rushed to a waiting ambulance. >> when i opened the door, to my hor, i opened it to find them doing cpr on a 5-month-old infant. we also had an 18-month-old child at the end of the stretcher and then also we had a 5-year-old child w was unconscious. >> sometimes people take the statement of secondsliche, but it really mattered. that's why we were able to save three children. >> reporter: at the firehouse aof engine 15,

united states. in fact, this memorial for the d.c. world war i veterans is in the weeds and not taken care of by the park service. so what we are planning and what frank buckles desires is to have an expansion of this memorial, and expand it to include all of those who served in the great world war i. he says, i feel as the last survivor a responsibility to bring recognition to all of the millions to fought in that war and they are gone. i intend to give all my efforts and time i have left to see that a national memorial of world war i joins the other memorials on the national mall. i am dismayed that this country has erected memorials for world war ii, korea and vietnam but there is no memorial for the war to end all wars. what we should do, members of congress, we should erect a memorial for that war that occurred in the last century and erect it for the dough boy for that generation, for frank buckles who is 109 years old, the last surviving dough boy. we owe it to them. there are no lobbyists for them. everybody has died. the only

meantime, moments ago transit police and antiterrorism units swarming the heart of the nation's capitol railway system, part of a training exercise in d.c. at union station. police say there is no threat or elevated alert level. operations will mimic attacks like the ones on the madrid train of 2004, the one underground in july july 2005. it's a runup to a learnlger series that involves hundreds of officers from around the region. that will take place today. >> we simply cannot afford a nuclear arms race in the middle east as a consequence of iran developing nuclear weapons and the ability to deliver such weapons. martha: that's the big issues, isn't it? words of warning from the national security adviser, and they come as new developments are now pouring out of iran. president mahmoud ama indad making new threats, saying his country will deliver a, quote, harsh blow to, quote, global arrogance on february 11th. that is an important day in iran, the anniversary of the iran islamic revolution of 1979. moments ago we're hearing reports of nine more people will be executed as a result of this summer's bloody protests that you watched here

d.c. to go breed, is that the deal? >> yeah, back to china and on loan to the united states, and we are trying to foster good relations, of sticky issues that the administration has to deal with involving china. and in a couple of weeks the president is going to meet with the dalai lama, and that is not going to make the chinese happy, but the panda are cute and cuddly and a lot of people were shedding tears. one of the pandas got a following here in washington and from people all around the country and the world who came to visit, so the panda is a big deal today, ali. >> you are -- i think that the panda's jobs now are to be fostering good relations with each other, right? making more pandas. >> yeah, i'm trying to be diplomatic about it, ali, and you are cutting to it. reproduction is a big part of the panda experience. >> and you don't want to have this discussion right now, because the big boss is right near you watching you? >> yeah, you are putting me in the bad position. >> he thinks that you are the senior white house correspondent, and you are talking about the pandas getting it on. >> you are m cramping my s

united airlines, check the website or call before going out to the airport. continental canceling 45 flights so far. all flights to baltimore, d.cl records. look at that. philadelphia, baltimore, washington, atlantic city, all will most likely break their records for their snowiest seasonal snowfalls. winter storm warnings in effect all across the northeast into the mid-atlantic states where it's looking for winter storm warnings, winter storm watches. we've got on the radar, you can see a widespread area of snow from green bay all the way down into ohio. heavy rain down into the southeast. low pressure stem, two of them combining intone big nor'easter off the coast wednesday morning, moves off, brings in hurricane-force winds. we're looking at snowfall amounts anywhere from six to nine inches throughout parts of michigan, three to six inches from cleveland on into chicago. and here's the big one. we're looking at anywhere from one to two feet of snow washington, baltimore, philly, central jersey, new york city, long island, coastal connecticut. boston may see up to a foot of snow as well. >>> good morning. the first snow of the

united states, i don't know who does. and i can say this, and i know mika agrees with me, she is a grown up. and after coming to washington, d.c., in 1994 and dividing people based on ideology, i can tell you i am at a stage now where i divide them between grown-ups and punks. and sadly, there are far fewer grown-ups in washington, d.c.. >> remember we matter and new hampshire? go ahead. we went to interview her on a freezing cold night, our day started as early as for speakers probably started earlier. and she was losing. and she should have looked different. she should have been different, but at 9:30 p.m., who was a? waiting in line behind us, john roberts or someone. someone else was doing an interview with her as will. and she was unbelievable. >> she was 19 points behind in some polls. i think the average was 12. it was the night before the primary. everybody said this was her last night that she was going to lose. we sat in the back of the room pic and i hadn't fallen in love with hillary, nor had i proclaimed her my new girlfriend at the time. [laughter] >> but even i, as i said watching her up on stage, and the night

character to be president of the united states, i don't know who does and i can say this and i'd nomi that agrees with me, she is a grown up. and after coming to washington d.c. in 1994 and dividing people based on ideology i can tell you i am at the stage now where i divide them between grown-ups and punks, and sadly there are far too few grownups. >> remember when we interviewed her in new hampshire? >> the night before. 19 points down. >> we went to interview her on a freezing, cold night. arzt their-- they started as early as hers and she was losing, and she should have looked different. she should have been different budget 9:30 at night, who was a waiting in line behind us? john roberts or someone doing an interview with her as well when she was unbelievable. >> she was 19 points behind in some polls. it was the night before the primary. everybody said this was her last night in she was going to lose. the actually sat there in the back of the room and i have fallen in love with hillary nor her that viper quencher my new girlfriend at the time that even as i said watching her up on stage in the night before bill clinton had apologized for his wife's per

d.c., hosts the hour and 20 minute talk. >> the civil rights movement in this country crested a full century after the bloody civil war. and the subsequent constitution amendment outlawed slavery made the former slaves of united states citizens. and gave them the right to vote. but by the 1960s, african-americans have not yet seen the promise of these amendments realize. many counts of the civil rights moving of the 1950s and '60s have been written by distinguished journalist and historians as well as by its brave participants. tonight will have a different account. it's one that focuses on how white political leaders and black civil rights leaders work together quietly, away from you and legislative spotlights to change the way southern politics is conducted. a program will feature a lively discussion of this stealth reconstruction during the last decades of the 20 century. copies of the book under discussion tonight are available in the lobby after the program. cosponsors for this program are the i states association of former members of congress, the congressional black caucus foundation, a national archives african-american history society, and the boy state and university merit chapter of alpha kappa sor

school in the united states at that time and i will give you a couple examples from the first 20 members of the supreme court bar belva for symbol was allowed to attend class in washington, d.c. but they refused to give her a diploma. they didn't give women diplomas and she dealt with that in her characteristically feisty way by writing a letter to the president of the united states and asking him to do something about it and that apparently worked. the other example i have is clara who's been mentioned. one of the few of the first women who were actually criminal lawyers. and she was the number five woman to join the supreme court bar. she sued the hastings law school in san francisco because of the excluded women. the california supreme court ordered hastings which was his school to admit her, and the rest is history. she by the way went on to invent the concept of a public defender and her biography by barbara babcock is about to come out the next few months so look for it. here's another one, carey durham kilgore number for to be admitted to the supreme court. it tonight mission to the law school at the university of pennsylvania in 1871. the way she coped is hung out fo

d.c. the heads of the intelligence agent expect terrorists to try to attack the united states in the nexthree to six months. the heads of the cia, fbi and other agencies testified about it today. they said al qaeda remains the top security threat to the u.s. they also warned of a growing cyber security threat as well. something to think about. >>> defense secretary robert gates is allowing gays to serve publicly. he told how he would end the don't ask, don't tell policy. >> the question before us is not whether the military prepares to make this, but how we best prepare for it. we received our orders from the commander and chief and we are moving out accordingly. we can take it only so far as the ultimate decision rests with y you, the congress. >> secretary gates is ordering the pentagon to complete the review of don't ask, don't tell at the end of this year. they support ending the ban of gay service members. they said it's the right thing to do. ever since president obama brought up don't ask, don't tell in the state of the union, it's been a hot topic. joe carter asked and you told hi

d.c.. they refused to give her a diploma because they didn't give women diplomas. >> she dealt with it in a characteristically feisty way by writing a letter to the president of the unitedhem to do something about it. it apparently worked. the other example i have has also been mentioned. also been mentioned. she was -- she was the no. 5 woman to serve on the bar. the california supreme court ordered hastings to admit her. the rest is history. she went on to invent the concept and her biography will come out in the next few months. look for it. here is another one. she was no. 4 to be admitted to the supreme court. she hung out 14 years to try to get in. she had had a lot better luck with medical school before she tried law school and she was actually an m.d. when she applied to go to penn. >> we are going to run out of time, before you know it. tell me about the situation for women today. are they still getting the opportunities they should? and the gang opportunities of as long -- as law clerks? there were only 11 this year out of 38. >> the first woman clerk was in 1944. that was during the war. [laughter] law schools didn't have names to give them. they said, but do

take the citizens united decision and move it back towards analysis of the constitutionality of contributions in campaigns. and it was interesting because the present the judge of the d.cing to the council for the organization looking for more freedom, do you have anything to add to justice kennedy? the point being that already, the lower judiciary has processed and is beginning to, i think, anticipate expanding into other realms. so the controversy, if there is one in response to citizens united, is going to be exaggerating very quickly. >> he wouldn't hesitate to expand broadly. it is a kind of libertarian conservatives who would strike down new deal regulatory standards, and you think, aren't judge is supposed to be principled? it clearly does:the question expenditure contributions, and be principled. barry friedman says no. the question is, what would john roberts do about this, when at the end of his first term he said that he feared they were acting like law professors, and that law professors would be terrible justices. i had to convince my colleagues that sometimes you have to be pragmatic and think that the country is ready for this, it will not attract big su

d.c. of course, a lot of people still rumbling about scott brown's exit poll showing terrorism the top topic. and a real buzz about a possible attack on the unitedt are you going to try to get from john brennan? >> what's leading to those conclusions, had you all of the intelligence chiefs, as well as the head of the fbi, talking about it was a certainty that al qaeda would attempt a larger scale attack on the united states over the next several months, so the obvious question is what is precipitating that? what kind of intelligence do they have? what are they learning about al qaeda in yemen? we have the recent tape by osama bin laden, which raises questions about to what extent he is in command and control function of al qaeda. there are a lot of major security concerns now that are occupying the administration's time, and you're right. politically, whether it's decisions about giving the christmas day bomber his miranda rights or the decision about where and whether to try khalid shaikh mohammed in a civilian court, these are fodder for this debate about obama and national security. >> and, you know, norah o'donnell, it seems to me that the d

united states of america. and i hope they get behind the candidates in the next election and get rid of what we have in washington, d.corking for the american people. >> the third tea party express will cover some 40 cities beginning march 27. a couple of stops in utah including st. george and provo and salt lake city. it starts the 27th in searchlight, nevada, hare reid's hometown, and will wrap up in washington, d.c. on tax day, april 15th. riverdale, georgia, democratic caller, hi. >> yes. good morning. i mean good afternoon. >> go ahead. >> oh, yes. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> yes. i'm calling in regards to the tea party movement. and i have a similar feeling to a previous democratic caller that just said i'm wondering why all of a sudden these people -- all white just about -- have suddenly decided that we have a problem in this country when this problem has been compounded for the past 20, 30 years with so-called white leaders. so you get a person of color finally in office and suddenly we realize, oh, we have a problem in this country. i cannot understand what the big hullabaloo is because we realize

take the citizens united decision and move it back towards analysis of the constitutionality of contributions in campaigns. and it was interesting because the present the judge of the d.ctice kennedy? the point being that already, the lower judiciary has processed and is beginning to, i think, anticipate expanding into other realms. so the controversy, if there is one in response to citizens united, is going to be exaggerating very quickly. >> he wouldn't hesitate to expand broadly. it is a kind of libertarian conservatives who would strike down new deal regulatory standards, and you think, aren't judge is supposed to be principled? it clearly does:the question expenditure contributions, and be principled. barry friedman says no. the question is, what would john roberts do about this, when at the end of his first term he said that he feared they were acting like law professors, and that law professors would be terrible justices. i had to convince my colleagues that sometimes you have to be pragmatic and think that the country is ready for this, it will not attract big support. and i think roberts is a barry friedman-like justice. there are plenty of conservatives to ag

units, the city's broken up into six geographical battalions. they go out with just about every other ambulance. they have nose shovels and then on top of that we have several humv humvees. the d.cb, and finally if all else fails, there are several cranes, several wreckers that the fire department are exclusively using to get fire trucks and ambulances freed up. we haven't missed a run yet. we have been able to get there in a timely fashion, in some cases they have gone into the neighborhoods, picked up a pashd and then gone to the waiting ambulance. >> let's talk about these roof collapses. have you had anymore today? they're up to 21. they have ranged from total devastation, to fairly minor. we're really nerve us with the snow load and the winds are not helping. folks have asked about shoveling their roofs, that's just not good idea. that's going to be almost a guanteed injury especially in these conditions and this level of exposure, if you can use a longhandled broom perhaps you can remove some snow. the betts thing is to maintain your roof system over the years. if you know you've been having some roof problems, maybe it's a good day to go visit some friends. this is really

unit started with a juvenile justice and delinquency accountability block grant. after two years or three years of demonstrating the value we were able to get that rolled into the budget for the d.c. public defender service. again, that was an initiative of the chief of the head public defender. so it is really important to get your chief defender on board. apply for the grant. then bold innovations into the long term funding. ed then want to talk about. we have been talking about public defender offices, that there aren't public defender offices all over the country. that is very clear. what do we do in the meantime? even where there are defenders, are there additional support to maquette wanted to at least highlight the research centers that are evolving across the country, introduced and acknowledged early. as well she should be as head of the national juvenile offender center. a research center. a support center for juvenile offenders across the country. not only the national center, but there are also nine regional centers across the country that are providing technical assistance on a more regional basis. some of our panelists have participated in the regional centers in so

d.c., is their perception that we can't agree on anything. today's announcement stands in stark contrast to that. we have democrats and republicans and independents working together. some of the most conservative members of the united states senate and some of the most liberal members have chosen to co-sponsor this important legislation. it is very timely announcement and the ways that the 301st anniversary of the iranian nation. people are being beaten in the streets as we speak. their president announced today that they, perhaps, have taken major steps forward to becoming a nuclear power. it is in the national security interest of the united states of america to foster the peaceful evolution of that government so that the nation of iran can join the community of nations as a responsible government rather than the minister that that it h to its own people, its neighbors, and the rest of the world. that is what today's announcement is about. our country is at its strongest and its best when we ally ourselves with freedom. currently if you are a journalist in iran you risk being imprisoned and tortured. if you speak out against the regime you risk being beaten and killed. we have to stand in solidarity with the peop