we're live in med field keith daniels, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> thank you, keith. tonight growing concern about where the snow will goa go. >> it should be interesting. jeff abell is in rodgers forge with that part of the story. jeff? >> the snow is accumulating faster than road crews can remove it. here in rodgers forge where already mountains of old snow lines the streets. now all of this new snow is swallowing what little space is left. >> we do apologize for the impact that we have been having on traffic. but quite frankly we have had no choice but to be going 24 hours a day, trying to push the snow back. because we have to create some room, for the snow that we will be getting tonight. to be able to store it. >> now, the state has already called in front-end loaders from other states to help remove this snow. but state leaders are warning, this will be a very slow and tedious process. we're live in rodgers forge, jeff abell, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> mother nature is wreaking havoc on the area again. how this i love winter. with my subaru forester and its all-w

so here's danielle. [applause] >> good evening. thank you, barbara, thank you politics an prose and thanks to all of you for coming out, family and friends and other readers. it's really wonderful to be here. i'm an internist, a general internist and i work at bellevue hospital. contrary to popular belief, bellevue is not a mental hospital, it's a general public hospital. in fact, it's the oldest public hospital in the country. it started in 17 this 6 and continues to this day and as a public hospital in new york, it's been the magnet for the immigrant population in new york, because its doors have always been open to all, regardless of background and bellevue has seen the various waves of immigrants over the centuries. irish immigrants, jewish immigrants, arabic immigrants of all colors and flavors, and in bellevue, all the signs are in three languages, but apparently 40% of the literary population speak none of those languages, so it's always a challenge, but i think immigrants continue to come to bellevue, even when they've move

keith daniels, fox 45 news "late edition". >> all right, keith thank you. the storm is hitting every neighborhood, as you can well imagine. you can think. myranda stephens has been watching the streets in baltimore city. she joins us live from canton. myranda what is going on down there? well,, jeff, i am here along boston street in canton. where you can see the road is covered in snow. we saw a snow plow plow go through here about 10 minutes ago. so the roads are actually still passable throughout the area here in canton. but boston street is like a lot of streets across the city, that are considered snow emergency routes. earlier today, the city officials announced that all vehicles need to be removed from any snow emergency route, so that snow plows can get through the streets and remove the snow. but plows are not the only thing that are going to be out on the road. the national guard actually will have their humvees out to help fire, city fire, and police, respond to any emergencies. >> we cannot moo new years eve around in the cars or trucks we have,

ashburn, virginia, 11 inches for danielle. 14 from charles town, west virginia. montclair, virginia, 7 inches of new snow. the list just continues. 13 for thurmont, maryland, that's north. and we could get another additional 6 inches by the time it ends this evening. we're talking around 10:00 or 11:00 p.m. meteorologist chuck bell has been asking you to send in your snow totals, but give us your idea of what you think we should do with all that snow out there. so much just sitting around. we'll be reading your ideas on the air. meanwhile, in terms of snowiest winters ever, you know, we've been adding up the totals, take a look at where we stand. we've gotten more an 50 inches for the season, or at least close to that, 48.6. it's not going to take much more. actually, we should be able to add to that already from what we've gotten today. i took a look at what the great lakes, gets places downwind of the lakes, raw chester, erie,

. >> keith daniels will join us live from rogers forge. people there, like everyone across the state, are bracing for the worst. >> we will take you live to canton. myranda stephens has been tracking trouble in the city. >> this storm has crippled all forms of transmission. we will have live coverage on that, with michael buczyner standing by at bwi thurgood marshall airport. >> and the snow and wind create a big potential for power problems. jeff abell will join us from north baltimore with a closer look at the struggle to keep the electricity on. >> but first, we're going to start with the sky watch weather team. >> chief meteorologist vytas reid has been calling for the storm all week long. and vita, the prediction right on the money. >> we are looking at a major winter blast. working in. affecting more than the mid-atlantic. stretching back to portion of the midwest o radar composite. all of this white here, folks, show the heavy amounts of precipitation coming down. in the form of snow. and brighter colors of white here, are the heavy

daniel, the stock markets of down 4% for january.bout 2010. if i speak to an investor who says i'm worried about 2010, my response to that investor is you have no business being in the stock market at all. if you don't have five years where you're not going to need 20% or more of the money you're investing, you're just gambling. the bottom line here, beejal, is a lot of people like to talk like they know what's going to be up or down. nobody knows. that's why markets are random and efficient. >> let's talk about the issues facing us here, whether economic growth, whether that would be sustainable in 2010, governments struggling with huge debt loads around the world, the housing market still questionable. what has the biggest potential to affect the most. >> the bogging down of issues with economists in a room, they would all give you different answers. one would say i think it's housing, the other would say it's something else if that nobody predicted the rebound that we had in 2009. i didn't read about anybody saying oh, 2009 is goi

what do you make of this, danielle?well, it's just very upsetting, and my brother does suffer from depression, so we're very, very worried about him. and we just want to find him. >> larry: when was the last time you spoke to him? >> i think through e-mail maybe around the 8th or 9th. >> larry: about a week before? >> yeah. >> larry: how was he doing then? >> it was just a brief e-mail exchange. i don't really know. i saw him, i think, on january 31st, and he was okay. he seemed a little down, but he was at my house for my birthday, so he was sort of, you know, he was -- i think he was trying to be. >> larry: was he working? >> yeah. he was doing a lot of editing, and he is involved in this podcast -- actually, it's my husband's podcast, and andrew films it, and so he -- yeah. >> larry: does he have family? wife, children? >> no. no. >> larry: he's single? >> he's single. >> larry: how are your parents doing? >> not great, obviously. my mom is really being strong and making all the phone calls and doing all the organizi

veronica daniel is upset about a set of golf balls in the scandal.dult film star said they could promote violence toward women. she's one of the alleged mistresses depicted on the golf ball. but objects to hitting the face of a woman even with a golf club. she said she and woods were intimately involved for at least a year. >>> for all the talk about the auto industry, not everyone in michigan is looking to cars to make things better. why some think marijuana can be the cash crop to help the state jump-start its economy. >>> the planet is a classroom for david suzuki. he spent decades on canadian television teaching classes on nature and science and the world around us. now he's teaching a more pressing lesson. the impact of climate change on our lives. >> in almost every part of this country, it's still legal to kill wolves. i have vivid memories of my first preying mantis, my favorite butterfly, the morning cloak. i've been doing environmental television. i've become more and more of an environmental activist, i guess you should say. but it is real

c-span: did you get the verge from daniel boorstin? >> guest: daniel boorstin, yeah. c-span: oh.ut here's the -- here's the footnote. 'hillary rodham clinton's speech at the annual meeting of the world economic forum in davos' -- or davos, i'm not sure how you pronounce it -- 'switzerland, february the 2nd, 1998' -- so it's not too long ago, about a year ago -- 'aside from the flaws in bell's argument' -- who's bell? >> guest: bell is daniel bell, and basically what hillary clinton is doing in that speech is repeating the argument that daniel bell made in the "cultural contradictions of capitalism." bell is a very prominent sociologist. and he was arguing there in -- in that book that over time, capitalism will destroy itself by undermining the puritan ethic that he argues is at the basis of that. and in -- in the chapter on play, which is the preceding chapter, i sort of take issue with that. c-span: well, you say here that -- and -- and a -- 'aside from the flaws in bell's own argument discussed in chapter 7 and the utter lack of empirical evidence that capitalism is languishin

keith daniels live where workers are trying to keep up. keith. >> jennifer, we're live at the city garage. when the employ trucks break down this is where they come for repairs. crews are at home getting much needed rest. at 7:00 in the morningis that i owe where the heavy snow should be coming in. repairs could cost the city up to $2 million. that includes overnight over-- overtime pay. clogged salt spreaders, punctured tires. the heavy snow is brutal on transmissions. it knocked out 21 trucks. >> which is not unusual in a snow this heavy. a lot of these vehicles are fully depreciated, beyond their industry life cycle. so there are [indiscernible] out there, 15 years old with wet heavy snow. very hard for the truck to keep up. >> supervisors say the plows were quickly fixed, by tend of the storm nearly 98% of the trucks were back on the roads in time, apparently, for this next snowstorm that's blowing through. we're live. keith daniels fox 45. >> and when the snow starts falling in your neighborhood see it shoot it send it. go to foxbalti

peter aldridge from fort battalion rifles serving as part of three rifles battle group and corporal danielooper who served battalion rifles who died in afghanistan. they were heroes who displayed extraordinary courage and absolute commitment to the task before them and their colleagues along with their families and friends who will remember them with great pride. >> can i join the leader of the house in paying tribute to those who lost their lives in service to their country. the compensation paid by the ministry of defense to the families of those killed in action does not take into account when calculating benefit assessments with the result that some families receive no compensation at all and others left worse off. you look at this as a matter of urgency to see what can be done. >> the ministry of defence has been concerned to ensure that we support those who have been injured in the line of service. as the secretary of defense produced a commend paper which particularly addressed the issue. there has been a big upgrade in the compensation scheme and a further review of the compensatio

policy toward iran with danielle pletka.pokesperson said it was understood that president obama would attend, but the summit does not fit into his travel schedule and did not plan on coming. the spokesperson says that they hoped the meeting can be rescheduled. china talked about arms deals with time on today. the foreign ministry spokesperson said agreements between taiwan and u.s. could affect chinese-u.s. relations. those are some of the latest headlines. >> c-span's coverage of the request budget continues today with secretary gates and admiral mullen before the secretary armed services committee. also this morning, treasury secretary tim geithner speak before the finance committee. live coverage after "washington journal." at noon, secretary gates and admiral mullen are back before the senate armed services committee talking about lifting the ban on gays serving in the military. the secretary is set to announce the first open study, hoping to prevent disposals in the future. that will be at noon eastern. host: danielle p

this is daniel and he is from towson you go to school where, daniel. >> elementary. >> you're 11 years you're in the 5th grade. >> uh-huh. >> you're going to do a full weather report with me but right now we have things to talk about. we have snow out there. let's see what it looks like right now. you can see the snow moving through the area, moving off to the east and out of our way. we have more on the way. that a could be bringing us a lot of snow and daniel is going to be telling you all about that in a few minutes. what we're looking for is 3-4 inches in the surrounding area. here is what we're looking for a high. 35 degrees, partly sunny skies by this afternoon, we will be shaping up nicely. right now what do you want to do? >> back to you, patrice. >> uh-huh. >>> very good, daniel. i wish i could say the same about the snow. it's not so good, though. you saw it falling when you went to bed and this morning the snow is making for a slippery commute especially if you're heading out on the roads. megan gilliland is live at baltimore county with a look at how things are shaping up o

im barbara mead, one of the owners of politics and prose, and this evening i want to welcome danielle ofri. danielle is one on a rather long list of doctors, literary doctors who have visited politics and prose, and actually just earlier this month we had otto talk about his book and there's a number of other literary doctors who find -- that have been here to politics and prose find their names on the book where they have high words of praise for the jerome gripman and abraham, they are all doctors we know well here at the store. danielle ofri is also a literary doctor in that she is a co-founder and editor-in-chief of the bellevue literary review. she brought copies of it here this evening. you can see it. and it's been going for almost a decade now. i think that's quite an achievement to keep a literary review going for almost over a decade when you're practicing medicine at the same time. and also from her two previous books which are appear she has had essay's selected that have been in the best american essays, the best american science essays as well as the new wrinkle in the j

keith daniels, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> all right, keith thank you. rodgers forge, baltimore county situation was not better. jeff abell is there to tell us why. jeff? >> the problem here, is not so much the falling snow but the drifting snow. the winds have picked up here tonight. the snow is piling up. look at the streets over here in rodgers forge. they are all snow covered tonight. some knee deep in snow. tonight many residents are trying to figure out how to dig the way out. >> it is the snow that simply would not stop. but even with high winds and heavy snow, some residents in rodgers forge refused to be stranded. >> air on the face. i love it. >> but the snow that once measured in inches blew into feet. piling on to roads and giving pedestrians little place to go. >> if a car comes you have to jump on the sidewalk, where there is like lots of feet of snow. and then it is kind of hard. >> spend sore ford dug out in the height of the storm. as manager of the baltimore bay hawk he is he is used to a workout but not this much snow. >> so much of ev

keith daniels is live in north baltimore with the mayor's plans to clear the streets. >> jennifer, city crews tried to get the side streets like this one before the second storm blew through but apparently they will not make it. we're live in the 4200 block of elsa terrace where neighbors have done it themselves. done what they could. they have plowed what they could, to the side. you can see how the snow here has pretty much stacked up here to the side. the street is pretty much impassable. and it may stay that way. for some time. now mayor stephanie rawlings-blake said today that they identify what they call 17 attack on zone areas, those side streets, where they did not see salt or plow trucks, just like this block. and now she said, now that the sec round has started, they will have to concentrate on the primary roads. >> we are doing everything we can to keep moving, but we have to -- we have to be reasonable in our expectations. this is not a shoveling event. this is a hauling event. we have to pick up the snow and move it. and i am grateful for the partners through the city that

keith daniels is live in parkville with how people got prepared tonight. keith, hello. >> jeff, good evening. it is falling. the snow is coming down. and this what people are fighting against. gearing up for the battle at stores like this one. we're live at the home depot in parkville. crews have already set up the heavy artillery. these are the the snow blowers, and on this side of the wall, you have all kind of shovels. you have the plastic shovels. and, of course, the aluminum shovels. cheap ones. and some that cost a little bit more than others . and, of course, you have the ice melt. pallets of them. all the stuff they say you need in weather like this. >> it is the kind of forecast that can boost business. >> we're prepared. we have everything that we need. >> shoppers scrambling. >> kind of tough when they say it will be one to 3 and then they say 4 to 6 . >> searching for the necessity. >> when the threat of heavy snow moves. at the home depot store in parkville, workers lined an outside wall with dozens of shovels. and ice melt. >> normally when y

>> daniels. you didn't read the piece? >> i didn't.aw classmate of mine. >> mitch daniels is the anti-obama. not terribly charismatic. effective governor. he's a deep level of experience. not super eloquent, but american politics about action and reaction. we always sort of elect the opposite of the guy we are rejecting. that's why we obama and that's why i think we can get mitch daniels. >> greta: nice to see you. stop everything you are doing and scream some curse words. why? you have to wait to find out. you have to wait to find out. first uh-oh secretary of state [ camera shutter clking ] [ engine revs ] [ indistinct conversations ] [ enginrevs ] [ indistinct conversations ] [ tires squeal ] [ indistinct conversations ] [ engine revs ] [ glass shattering ] [ tires screech ] [ male announcer ] taking its rightful place in a long line of amazing performance maines. this is the 2010 e-coupe. this isercedes-benz. yea strip? ok. absolutely! where's the music? ♪ i have a lot of stuffiness at night. here's how it works... [ female announc

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un examen medico ha encontrado que daniel kerrigan de 70 años, padre de la patinadoray kerrigan fallecio por problemas cardiacos tras sufrir una lesion en el cuello. su muerte tiene tintes de homicidio, lo que podrian encontrar mas cargos a mark el hermano de kerrigan, quien dijo a la polcia que solo puso sus manos alrededor del cuello de su padre y que es inocento de los cargos. ahora que la temporada de la nfl ha terminado con nuevo campeon, parece que las cosas no se ven tan bien para la proxima temporada con rumores de huelga. accidentada la carrera shotout en daytona, el holandes michel gordon armaron un gran safarrancho e perjudico al colombiano juan pablo montoya y que determino la neutralizacion de la competencia, determinando como ganador por segundo año consecutivo a kevin harben que se convirtio en el cuarto piloto en lograr dos victorias seguidas en este aperitivo de la nascar. el fin de semana termino la serie l caribe y republica domicana se proclamo campeon. el conjunto leones del escogido de república dominicana se coronó el domingo camp

host: first call from greg to daniel.administration. president obama made the pledge to close began -- guam guantanamo bay. the issue that came forward just now in the last few weeks is the cost of this trial. and are we as americans willing to sacrifice our resources to have these trials in the united states. in 2009 there was $2 million allocated for these trials. given what will happen in new york, it may be difficult to find a location in the united states to have these trials. but more importantly, $200 million of these trials that could have taken place at guantanamo bay. come at a cost. they are significant costs to state and local programs. those costs and expenses and opportunities are wasted because we want to have these trials domestically. i would rather see that money spent on state and federal homeland security programs. host: our caller on the republican line. caller: did you say anything about closing the borders of mexico and canada? guest: mission two in the report talks about security and managing the b

today, turo cathedral saw captain daniel reed laid to rest. a 31-year-old bomb disposal expert with the royal logistics core in helmand. it was a roadside bomb which killed him. such devices are accounting for all six brish deaths in the last three weeks. the new offensive centers on the town of marja in helmand and up to 15,000 british, american, and afghan troops are expected to ke on the taliban there. it believes it area shelters between 600 and 1500 militants, including 150 foreigners. >> the afghan national forces and isap are preparing a major operation in centralelmand that will further separate the insurgents from the population and enable the afgn government to deliver proper governments and offer the alternatives. >> last friday, british and afghan troops killed three insurgents in the town of lashkaga. commanders insist that afghan troops will play a greater role in this new offensive than ever before. and there's a new emphasis on avoiding civilian casualties. though commanders admit that some taliban fighters could slip across th

with secretary of state daniel webster persuaded him it would be prudent. [laughter] two possibly do that. and tyler agreed to do it although he actually wrote to a paper stating that he was doing this but didn't think he was required to do it. so one could argue that tyler broke the law or violated the constitution the second that he became president. we will be talking later about foreign-policy and it appears hazmat tyler some accuse him of violating law or coming very close to it. during that time in the united states who wanted to or some in the united states wanted to enact taxes, tyler and his secretaries of state engaged in secret diplomacy and the texans are very worried about an attack, that mexicans. tyler on his own home send the mexican government assurances that they would be protected by the united states, he moved army troops to the southwestern border, naval vessels to the gulf of mexico, and again and where is the constitution in all of this? or the congress can declare war, raise an army so in the area of foreign policy in that tyler also

yes trillion's have been named asoshua daniel bruce, nicole mackay, and adam corman. but they were found to be the victims of identity fraud. the working assumption is israel was involved. the israeli ambassador was summoned to parliament had for a meeting with the ambassador, stephen smith, where he was warned that the relationship could be damaged. the meeting followed the stern rebuke from the australian prime minister, kevin rudd. >> as a longstanding friend of israel, i repeat what i said before. any state, in the states which uses or forges australian passports, let alone uses or foes australian passports for the purposes of assassination, is of the deepest concern to australia, the deepest concern to australia. and we will not let the matter rest. >> given the close relationship between australia and israel, the diplomatic language was uncharacteristic the robust. >> i made it crystal clear to the ambassador that if the results of that investigation causes to come to the conclusion that the abuse -- cause us to come to the conclusion that the abuse of austlian

un examen medico ha encontrado que daniel kerrigan de 70 años, padre de la patinadora nancy kerrigan cardiacos tras sufrir una lesion en el cuello. su muerte tiene tintes de homicidio, lo que podrian encontrar mas cargos a mark el hermano de kerrigan, quien dijo a la polcia que solo puso sus manos alrededor del cuello de su padre y que es inocento de los cargos. ahora que la temporada de la nfl ha terminado con nuevo campeon, parece que las cosas no se ven tan bien para la proxima temporada con rumores de huelga. una temporada memorable coronada con un super bowl ganado por el equipo supuestamente débil y una enorme audiencia televisiva eran motivos suficientes para que los ejecutivos de la nfl y los aficionados se frotaran las manos pensando en el devenir de la liga. sin embargo, las sonrisas tienden a esfumarse pronto. el fútbol profesional estadounidense parece encaminarse a un destino incierto. a menos que surja un rápido y totalmente imprevisto acuerdo con el sindicato de jugadores para un nuevo contrato colectivo, el 2010 se jugará sin un tope salarial. la consecuenci

daniel munoz gets the inbound pass and pushes. in the corner for the three-pointer. patriots go in the locker room up by 19. patriots work the ball into the paint. american outscored lafayette. lumpkin flows it down. eagles have won two games in a row and host navy in the patriot league tourney on thursday. in olympic news, maryland's own simon cho raced in the semifinals of the 5,000 meert men's short track relay. did not race in the finals. because he was part of that team he gets the bronze medal. team usa knows tomorrow canada seeks redemption. tomorrow the u.s. men's team will have a chance to take home theold for the hockey since the 1980 miracle on ice. they have to get through the home favorites who has returned to dominating form since team usa upset them. sidney crosby going for a gold with team canada. since they fell to team usa, team canada outscored opponents 18-7. last night they had to hang on with a late-surging slovakia but canada won 3-2. u.s. hockey coach ron wilson knows this will be a tough pass. yesterday they crushed finland 6-1. jamie langenb

joining us now is gloria allred, attorney for veronica daniels, also known as joslyn james. having us. >> thank you for having me, norah. >> i find these golf balls distasteful myself. they are just trying to make a profit off this thing. what's wrong about it? >> there's a lot wrong about it. first of all they never asked my client, veronica, who is a former porn star and did have a lengthy relationship with tiger woods. she has about 100 text messages from him. they never asked for her permission to be on that golf ball. secondly and most importantly and the reason we're speaking out right now is because we believe that this can lead to violence against women what they have on these golf balls norah are women's faces. a golfer will be using these golf balls potentially to hit those balls with full force. what is the face of the woman going to look like after it's hit by that golf club? it's going to probably be bruised. it's going to be dirty. it's going to be harmed. probably there will be jokes on the golf course by golfers, mainly men, about hitting a woman's face. hitt

but somehow lee daniels has brought it all together and it works. think it is a coherent and powerful and... and in its own way subtletys have worked. >> rose: "precious"? >> i found ate very powerful juxtaposition of this gritty harsh harlem reality and those flights of fantasy. i can't say that i enjoyed the experience of watching it, but i was genuinely moved. i thought the performances across the board were very, very strong and it's a little... it's another one of these little independent films that could have had no career at all. it could have not gone to sun dance, won at sun dance, it could have wound up straight at video but it's been embraced critically and to some extent commercially. anthat's a good thing. >> "district nine" is also a movie i wasn't in love with but like "precious" i'm glad it's out there and had a greater box office success than what what was expected. i think inclusion of those movies is a good thing. >> rose: "up in the air" got six nominations. what did you think of "up in the air"? >> again, not a fan. you talk abo

daniel damby is the u.s. diplomatic correspondent for the u.s. times. got this morning, the economist, there it is. the u.s. first, china here, the big dragon, and a little barack obama sitting in his chair. look, this has implications on iran, this has implications on all sorts of issues that's going on. how bad is it right now, relations between u.s. and china? >> i think the big point is that china isn't the pushover, but that doesn't make it a superpower. we've seen two big events in the last few weeks. we've seen the google news, the dispute over google. we've seen the $6.4 billion in sales to taiwan, which really made china furious. and we've got one more big thing coming up, which is the dalai lama, what's going to be in town in about ten days' time, and that's making china wild. so the relationship is bumpy, it's going to get bumpier, but i don't think anyone should believe that china is an equal of the u.s. right now. >> what do you mean by that? a lot of people have the perception that we're in hoc to china, they hold so much u.s. debt, that t

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. >> reporter: keith daniels, fox 45 morning news. >>> coming up on fox 45 morning news, how many jobs did the american recovery and reinvestment act really create? we take a closer look. >>> next it looks like the >>> good morning, everybody. here is the first look at sports. the terps take the caroline and the terps are making no chances with the weather. they are flying one day early to try to beat the h snow. first half game tied at 9, lan den mill bourne intercepts the lazy pass. he had 18, terps by 2. later in the first, knolls is down one, and florida state up by one and then late in the first half, maryland now up by 1. eric hayes feeds vasquez, terps up by 3. but the seminoles make a run late in the half. wraps take it to the half for the hoop. and they trail by 4 at the break. maryland up by 2. vasquez with a nice, past the williams for the 2-handed throw down. maryland by 4, williams at 14. >>> 2 minutes to go fsu down, solmoan and the libby has the shot down. and that puts it in and ties the game at 54. the terps answer that. vasquez answers it. maryland back up by 2 and 20

madoff's director of operations, daniel bonventre, is charged with conspiracy, securities fraud, and tax fraud. the feds also accused him of falsifying records. a judge freed him on a $5 million bond. bonventre and his attorney did not comment on the charges. the 63-year-old is the sixth person to be criminally charged in the case, including madoff himself, who pleaded guilty and is now in prison. >> tom: united airlines will fly the friendly skies on 25 new boeing 787 dream liners. the airline finalized its order today, which includes an option to buy 50 more of those planes. the price tag is more than $4 billion. united expects to take delivery of the dream liners in 2016. the new planes will replace older boeing models flying international routes. the dream liner is more fuel efficient, allowing airliners like united to add new nonstop international routes. >> susie: at today's congressional testimony, the fed chief weighed in on china's large holdings of u.s. assets, saying they could pose a risk to our financial system. ben bernanke suggested we'd be better off if china saved le

kerrigan was released on $10,000 bail. 72-year-old daniel kerrigan died last month after a fight withis son. the kerrigan family issued a statement saying they're delighted to have mark back home. >> we are treating it extremely seriously. >> a public apology is what you can expect from akio toyoda when he testifies before congress today. the house oversight and government reform committee is investigating toyota's massive recall and the flaws that sparked it. in a statement prepared for today, toyoda, grandson of the company founder and current ceo, says the company grew too fast and didn't keep up with safety controls. toyota has recalled 8.5 million cars worldwide for problems related to sudden acceleration and unresponsive brake pedals. now, at first the company said floor mats got jammed into accelerat accelerators were the problem but later said accelerators on some models were getting stuck and causing accidents. many officials say new models or some are getting a brake override control. >>> shock jock howard stern says he's hosting a beauty pageant. the contestants are tiger w

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. >> reporter: daniel diermeir teaches crisis management at northwestern university's kellogg school of management. he says if sales plunge dramatically over the next few months, toyota will know it has an image problem that needs repairing. >> that means that at every touch point the customer has with the brand, the message of quality-- superior quality as a defining characteristic of the brand-- needs to be enforced. that could be in the marketing materials, in the advertising materials, and the way the dealer talks about the vehicle and so forth. >> reporter: toyota has a strong reputation with consumers. out of nearly 40 brands, it has consistently scored near the top of j.d. power and associates' vehicle dependability study. j.d. power's john humphrey isn't sure yet if the recall will factor into its next survey, out later this year. >> clearly they've taken a hit. it will be interesting to watch how quickly they will be able to do the damage control around the brand. >> i think it's the best car on the street for the price. >> reporter: paul aller is one consumer whose confiden

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the cleveland cavaliers their guard daniel gibson gets knocked over. instead of helping him up, they tickle him. >> that is so weird. >> they went for the wet willie. here is the bad. worst obstacle for the open. going to retrieve the overhead here. watch. he has to leap frog the line person sitting in the chair. he was 5'10". that would have been a whole different encounter. the most heinous use of another man's equipment. watch him remove his helmet and then beat him over the head with it. >> that's not right. >> that's mean. >> you have to at least use your own helmet. if you take the other guy's helmet, that's an insult. let's go to the ugly. most inappropriate advertisement. it would have been tiger's first tournament of the year. a local strip club saying we miss you, tiger. how do you think the country club guys felt. >> go away. >> i assume the country club guys have a sense of humor. i don't think tiger is laughing. >> no. >> that's his problem. >> we'll be iet back. we're the watchful ones. we like to know where things stand. we keep a close

. >>> daniel jonah goldhagen talks about his latest book, "worse than war," which takes a wider look at the problem of genocide. the university of toronto of canada post's this one hour 20 minutes event. >> thank you to the new college for having me year. i'm going to begin this evening by showing a clip from the film, a the opening of the film. i've been working on this book for over a decade, and aid is the fruit of a great deal of labor and i hope it repays. the film can along much later in the process. we started about three years ago and it is very much parallel to the book. it is different and has all of the power that film does. the film will be shown on pbs january 14th of next year and you will get a preview of the opening right now. [inaudible] ♪ [inaudible] [inaudible] ♪ all the people here murdered other people? ♪ >> [speaking in native tongue] ♪ [speaking in nativetonge ♪ [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] >> i've been thinking and writing about genocide for nearly 30 years. it's something people don't much like to talk about and get out which. >> a

we've got danielle here. the big trend here is bright colors. as you can see, she looks amazing.n way in miami. every year all the run way shows for swim wear happen right here. the bright colors this season. whether a one piece or two piece and danielle we think looks hot in this suit. >> she sure does. let's bring out our next look representing the colts. >> we've got armara rocking a tom tommy hilfigor suit. the prepare pi staple is definitely back. here we have the gold and navy blue. the entire look is on did tlineu can try it on at home. one stop shopping. >> our next model is a saints cheerleader. >> hope from the saints. a swim dress here. just because you're wearing a one piece didn't mean you can't be sexy and flirty. again we're showing the bright color here. all the designers did retro pieces whether one or two piece. and this is a fun way to go. choosing a bright color is the way to keep it modern. sg >> i like the little ruffle blowing in the wind. >> let's bring up jessica. >> she is wearing an and i symmetrical -- >> i used to wear that in the 80s. >> and that mea

tomorrow, dana delany, music from daniel merriweather and scotty lago.ers who for whatever mysterious reason had to leave vancouver when pictures of a woman french kissing his bronze medal were online. he's going to have to miss the closing ceremonies, but he'll be here with us, which i think is even better then the olympics. right? all right, our first guest's incendiary temper has been known to terrify aspiring chefs and curdle bechamel sauces in kitchens around the world. he's an award-winning chef andleand le restaurateur. watch him scare failing restaurants back to life on "kitchen nightmares" thursday and friday nights at nine on fox. please welcome chef gordon ramsay. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks for coming. great to see you. these are truffles that you brought me. >> yes. >> jimmy: these came out of you? incredible. i wish i could smell them. wow, they -- yeah, they -- even penetrated my nose. they smell great. >> little present. that last bowl of pasta last time i was here was a disaster. >> how dare you? i made you a powell of pasta

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