. >> dave: raley-ross.f the night! he's the key offensively in support of downey. raley-ross, the senior out of gastonia, north carolina. time-out. billy donovan and the florida gators, getting back into it. it's a one-point game! 77;;s;;s;3 >> dave: florida leading south carolina by 1, 50-49. a moment ago we saw a little -- some good work by south carolina to pick up a three-point shot by raley-ross. >> joe: the devan downey penetration to the lane draws blue shirts. watch him drive it off of the screen look at the shirt. hold it there. you can see all five florida blue shirts in the picture, three chasing the ball. somebody is open. downey finds him. it's raley-ross from three-point range, a little sting music in columbia, south carolina, his third of the second half, dave. >> dave: after missing his first six from be pound the arc. boynton can't get it to go. knocked out of bound and it will belong to south carolina with a chance to take the lead with 9: 03 to play. their last lead was at 6:05 and we had

. >>> and, the dave ramsey way. his personal finance for the common man, inspired by a faith in god and informed by his own business failures. in his seven simple rules keep you out of debt? >>> plus, a snow hurricane? that's what they're calling the latest winter blast, an unprecedented storm with high winds, blooding for some. feet of snow for others. why this old man winter just won't let up. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, martin bashir and cynthia mcfadden in new york city, this is "nightline," february 24th, 2010. >> good evening. we begin tonight in a place typically filled with spectator applause, replaced today by gasps of horror when a 22 foot killer whale fatality attacked his seaworld trainer. the park, a few hours ago identified dawn brancheau as the victim, confirming she was pulled into the water by the giant predator. it's just the latest example of a wild animal in captivity lashing out with deadly consequences, and tonight, we know it's not the first time till

campaign. >> i believe he should save dave. >> reporter: save dave's job. dave is the guy who got nabbed on an australian news broadcast. >> which is where they were -- >> reporter: during a live interview at mccorey's bank, he was in the background opening photos of a nearly naked famous model, miranda cur. the pictures he's looking at are from -- >> oh my god. >> this is nude pictures of women. i mean, were we born with clothes on? >> reporter: take it off stripper music was played. >> the problem was he did it during a live interview. >> reporter: has local anchors -- now the save dave campaign has come to his rescue, started by a financial news website in london. >> i think the world is going politically correct mad. >> reporter: there's all kinds of speculation that dave was set up, that this could have been a practical joke with the photos e-mailed to them so he'd unwittingly open them during the live broadcast. >> the theory goes as he opened the third attachment and he scrolled down there was a message at the end of the e-mail that said, turn around

. >> they're calling it the save dave campaign. >> i believe you should save dave. >> save dave's job >> dave kenealy is the one who got nabbed during a live interview at mckaurry's bank. he was in the background opening photos of a near naked famous model, mirranda kerr. now, the pictures he's looking at -- >> oh, my god. >> take it off. stripper music was played. >> the problem is he did it during a live interview. >> as local anchors chortled over the story. now the save dave campaign has come to his rescue started by a news show in london. there is all kinds of speculation that dave was set up, that this could have been a practical joke that the photos were e mailed to him so he would open them during a live broadcast. >> the third attachment, when you scroll down, the message at the end of the e-mail that said, turn around now. >> that's everyone's favorite part, when he turns around. now he's got support groups on facebook. who hasn't done that, said one fan. take a photo of yourself to show your support. >> save dave, definitely. >> the australian reports that dave is waiting t

and large predator expert dave salmoni with large predators. and security guard guillermo with a deadly frog on his head. >> hello -- >> jimmy: or maybe the frog will be in his pants. we really don't know. "jimmy kimmel live," back in two minutes. [ nda ] blue label laptops are amazing. you spoke, and we listened. these computers were designed based on customer's feedback... what they wanted, we put it in a computer. you can stream from your computer, to your tv...wirelessly! with movies, tv shows, whatever you watch online... maybe even do a slideshow on your tv with pictures and stuff. they have the 30-day geek squad support, long battery life. they have a two year manufacturer warranty. they're everything you want in a computer. you're going to love our blue label laptops, exclusive to best buy. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- academy award nominee maggie gyllenhaal. from animal planet, dave salmoni. and music from ryan bingham. with cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" and now, if there are no fu

dave?been cugalug. >> doppler weather radar, note a couple things. the returns over baltimore is aloft and not falling. over the southern states that huge amount of moisture is coming our way as the big push of snow tonight and during the overnight. snow starts at about lunchtime. two to 4 inches on the ground by >>> people came here and were trying to move my drink and put something in my ear, but i remain firmly ensconced. if you wanted to know how we can afford to send so many people down here for the super bowl, these are my accommodations. guys? are you there? >> look at that. >> oh, we're anchors sitting at the anchor desk in our nice clothes. >> we got him just where we want him. thanks very much, dave. we're starting our super bowl party a couple days early. we just could not wait because our good friend katie lee back from vacation had some game day receip recipes. >> isn't it great? and super bowl sunday is one of my favorite days of the year. and you know why? >> because people e

dave price standing by, dave, items tough to say good-bye to the pandas for you, i know. >>> i know,t now we are enjoying the beach. and we're enjoying 12 tons, 24,000 pounds, of sand. it took three hours to make this. let's widen out the picture right now. mark may so that tip to go work on this project right here. and as you can tell, as we work on our way over here, look at these likenesses of peyton manning and drew brees. if you happen to come to this beach, you may actually stop here and try to get an autograph because it makes do you a double take. it is one of the fine pieces of art right along the beach right now, south beach where people are beginning to control. tens of thousands of visitors are here. keep in mind mark has been earning a living making sand sculptures for 18 years full-time. let's go to the maps and see what's happening across the country. we have nice weather here, but that's going to be changing in south florida. the big story, the snow for much of the eastern half of the united states. ohio valley, lower midwest, two to five inches. but as you thoed balt

thank you, dave.e'll see you tomorrow in miami and later today on the show. >>> a bombshell reversal by a top medical journal. we'll have the latest on the controversy over childhood vaccines and autism. >>> only on "the early show" this morning, you'll meet a brave 14-year-old girl who fought off a shark using her boogie board. >>> we'll take an exclusive look at some of the best of this year's super bowl commercials. [ female announcer ] when you're depressed, where do you want to go? nowhere. who do you feel like seeing? no one. depression hurts in so many ways. sadness. loss of interest. lack of energy. anxiety. the aches and pains. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a prescription medication that treats many symptoms of depression. tell your doctor right away if your depression worsens you have unusual changes in behavior, or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens and young adults. cymbalta is not approved for children under 18. people taking maois or thioridazine

the safe dave campaign. >> i believe you should safe dave. >> reporter: save dave's job. >> don't think is the guy who got nba abbed during a e interview at the bank. he was in the background opening pictures of a near-naked model. the pictures he's looking at are from -- >> oh, my god. this is nude pictures of women. i mean, were we born with clothes on? >> reporter: take it off. stripper music was played. >> the problem was, he did it during a live interview here on 7. >> reporter: as local anchors chord elled over the story, the save dave campaign has come to his rescue, started by a financial news web site in london. >> i think the world is going politically correct mad. >> reporter: there's all kinds of speculation that dave was set up, that this could have been a practical joke with the photos e-mailed to him so he'd unwittingly open them during the live broadcast. >> the theory goes that as he opened the third tattachment an scrolled down there was a message at the end of the e-mail that said, turn around now. >> reporter: that's everybody's favorite part, when he turns around. n

dave joins us with the latest testimony. dave. >> lesli, there were many apologies from the grandson of the founder of the japanese auto giant. the company found nothing to cause the sudden acceleration. they will never blame customers, as the company did, when they blamed the problems on driver error. >> i am deeply sorry for any accident that toyota drivers have experienced. >> toyoda takes full responsibility for the safety issues that caused deaths, injuries, and a massive recall because of sudden acceleration. he believes the company may have lost its way and understanding its traditional priorities due to rapid growth. >> third, volume. is priority became confused. >> i'm sorry. >> our accelerator is stuck. >> the face of this recall involves the dramatic 911 call with chris on the cell phone and his brother-in-law, mark sai lore behind the wheel of a rented toyota lexus. they were both killed along with sailor's wife and daughter. >> hold on. breathe. >> i'm here to speak for my four children and for the safety of the

dave buck with the maryland state highy administration. thanks for lot for joining us. >>> ahead on "news4 at 4," much more on the winter weather and tips on how to survive the storm. >>> also, liz crenshaw is going to explain how long food lasts in your fridge and your freezing and what's safe to eat during the storm if you lose your power. >>> and we're beginning to see snow in alexandria. there it is. we're back after the break. >>> with all of our focus on snow this week, it's -- you may have valentine's day is just a few days away. one couple got a reminder of how much their marriage means to them. they were digging their cars out of the snow on sunday when his wedding band flew off his hand. they searched for hours in the snow. they couldn't find the ring, but they were determined. they went out and they bought a metal detector. still no luck. then just about as they were ready to give up, there it was. and there it is. >> and there it is. >> their marriage saved. >> exactly. >> congratulations to them. >> the wedding band, anyway. >

. >> they did, because makiggie g it wrong, but dave got it right. >> there is no winning by default. it's still zero/zero. >> this is strong, people. >> question three. i can't ask that because you you already said it was green bay that won the first super bowl. question four. what team has won the most super bowls? a, pittsburgh steelers, b, dallas cowboy, c, new england

they could buy-out america. >> sean: we are back with the producers of the film, dave bossie and steven. are you saying our government is bought and paid for the regulations we see coming out directly corresponding to the amount of money people are giving to these candidates? >> absolutely. i think that's why you got this tea party movement. the movement that the american working man knows that we live under the concert -- consent of the govern. i think they are fed up. >> sean: do you support tree trade protectionism? >> i'm a tree trader. >> it is much more complicated this is the hardest thing we have to deal with. when we talk about the deficit and debt. we have deindustrializeed this country. have we been gained by policies? the economies on fire in the worm, china, india, brazil and east asia all of our jobs are there. >> sean: if america puts protections in place -- china using the fact they own all our debt, percentage as a weapon. >> leverage. >> that is why people are shocked when they see this film. if you take the event horizon down the road everyday we are getting in deepe

. >> dave owens joins us live in forestville. dave. >> reporter: derek and anita, just a few moments ago i was outside and i've just come back inside. and right behind me the district -- the county, i should say, they're having a meeting right now what's going on. the different regional directors are phoning in their progress right now. and what they're giving to this board right now is, hey, where are our roads. what is going on out there right now? what additional resources do we need? that's a meeting that's going on as we speak right now. right behind me, and this has been going on all day as well, this is just an example of one of the workers that has been here throughout the day. and they have been collecting all kinds of data. what's the temperature of the pavement out there. right now about 25 degrees is the temperature of that pavement. when we started this process, oh, about 6:00 and we started to see some of the first flurries, it was about 29 degrees. so obviously going down. obviously it's cold out there. obviously t

dave has one of the little sub themes. one could argue that these european countries are embarked in the same spend and boborougb. here in the states, we are looking at a lot of tax hieks for 2011. that's our laffer's train wreck scenario. it might be okay this year, but next year is going to be awful. weigh in on that because there's so much uncertainty here i'm note sure i can get my arms around it. >> i think it's very important how this is resolved on a case-by-case basis, so some states in the u.s., as property values go down, they're going to try to maintain their spending and simply raise property taxes. and so that becomes a self-reinforcing spiral, meaning that when you raise taxes, it lowers the value of assets, and so we have to see in europe and also in u.s. states what mechanism the governments may use to make a decision to break that spiral. it's kind of a death spiral that causes people to move out of the sta state, so the auto me it isty or the circular tax hikes becomes important in europe. if they cold lo

dave in glen wood about 5 plus new snow on his railing. that's dave from again glenwood. >> keep them hearing. abc2news.com, that's the place to go. there are a lot of things happening in our area. if the roads aren't challenging enough. because of the weather you were out really early you may have seen this. investigators say a driver hit a baltimore county police officer at the corner of delaney valley and hampton lane. it's unclear at this point what exactly happened. if the officer was in his car or out on the road but police tell us they did arrest the suspect out on the scene. it's unclear who may have fired that shot. we're going to stay on top of this story. >> we had firefighters in donedoff who were putting out a fire at their own station. station 6 just before 3:00 this morning. the roof of the station collapsed on the engine base. they're still trying to put this fire out again and we'll bring you more information as soon as it becomes available but down in dundoff, solars point road. >> this is something we saw really early th

my friend dave ziron from the nation is here to help us with that. that's right.njoy the world's perfect pepper. pace. made right since 1947. when your eyes are smiling... you're smiling. and when they're laughing... you're laughing. be kind to your eyes... with transitions lenses. transitions adapt to changing light so you see your whole day comfortably... and conveniently while protecting your eyes from the sun. ask your eyecare professional which transitions lenses are right for you. maybe it's because their department store makeup is so expensive. simply ageless with olay regenerist serum costs less and it won't glob up in lines and wrinkles. you'll look amazing and happy too. simply ageless, from olay and easy breezy beautiful covergirl. medication to lower your bad cholesterol but your good cholesterol and triglycerides are still out of line? then you may not be seeing the whole picture. ask your doctor about trilipix. statin to lower bad cholesterol, along with diet, adding trilipix can lower fatty triglycerides and raise good cholesterol to help improve al

lesli. >> all right, dave, thank you for that. we've been telling you about the dangers of shoveling snow. take a look at this case in point. a man shoveling snow from this roof in maryland, along the road. that roof suddenly collapsed. the man took a fall, no word yet on the extent of his injuries. >> right now, we want to check on snow preps out in virginia, bo is live in alexandria at the salt dome and it is coming down. >> yeah, let me get some of the snow off of the microphone, it is coming down pretty good here, and these crews say they are going to do the best they possibly can over the next 24 hours and several days to come. you know, at some point this snow is going to start coming down faster than they can keep up with it and all they can do is try to keep up. >> crews here at the virginia department of transportation plan for the worst, hope for the best. each of our storms this year, they start out with 4 to 6 and end up with 36 inches. but again, it's the way of life up here. >> area manager, steve shannon supervises

dave is still his cameraman. for "nightline" in edinburgh. >> do not try that at home. pretty impressive. >>> when we come back, tensions rise, tempers flare at the health care summit. and that's the subject of tonight's closing argument. first, jimmy kimmel with what's coming up next on "jimmy kimmel live." jimmy? >> jimmy: thanks, terry. tonight, gordon ramsay, ginnifer goodwin, music from vv brown, can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try...and try. i heard eating whole grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lower our cholesterol, but finding healthy food that tastes good is tortous. your father is suffering. [ male announcer ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and can help lower cholesterol. bee happy. bee healthy. ♪

. >> by the way folks, an all new dave is right after the news. here's a quick preview. >>> the pentagon now wants to allow gays to serve openly in the military. you know what that means ladies and gentlemen of the jury? more parades. [ applause ] >> by the way, paris hilton will be on with the top 10. dave is on right after 9 news now. >>> you now you can look past an opponent sometimes sometimes can't you? >> that's true. but they forget to take care of their business tonight. so it was for the hoyas tonight, offsetting their duke win with a loss nobody expected. plus, why peyton manning may be the only manning pulling for the colts this weekend. 9 sports polls the kin. which is fantastic. we'll have them over for a friday night pizza. it's just our way of entertaining without going out. this is where all the magic happens. this is where i knead the dough, make the pizza. by using my card, i get the specials, the real deals, and it saves me money. the win-win is that we get to visit with our friends, the kids get to visit with their friends, and

dave owens with them tonight. >>> on saturday, notre dame visiting georgetown, visiting all of them thereon's number two ranked scores. so on paper, it would appear that they have a distinct advantage. but don't tell these guys that. >> it is easy to assume once they lose that there, whether they will be taking a step back or if it has not been the case. >> i mean, we're not with anyone out there. but if they don't play, then i won't be upset. >>> a tournament bid is pretty much sure of it. but they are hoping to lock up the high speed and they are going off the bubble team like the irish that won't help the cause. >> this group, they understand how important each and every game is. >> with just three games remaining in the regular season. they are emphasizing the buzz words like the consistency or as they put it, we have to come prepared to compete regardless of who we play. 9news now. >> dave, thank you. the upper levels, we hardly knew you, the veteran seven footer, released by the wizards today, before ever playing in the games. the two sides agreeing on the buyout that saved a millio

dave owens takes us to northeast washington with that side of the story. >> reporter: in blizzards like this you can barely see the building but they are in there and while most are being told to stay home these guys don't have a choice. despite the brutal weather. we went along too. >> we are following the animal shelter authority, the animal control services today. as you can see they are right in front of me right now. hopefully about to make a successful recovery. >> reporter: as we made our way to the wind blown corner of 8th and eastern the officers size up the task. a stray cat. in fact, it has been there since the last storm. >> can he hear it in. >> i can hear it over there. >> reporter: indeed he was hunkered down under a couple of blankets shivering but still alive. >> i feel bad for it. that's why i gave him some blankets and stuff. >> reporter: a good deed by him and these washington humane society officers. 14 in all. working 12-hour shifts around the clock. >> the blizzard conditions it is really tough on animals. >> reporter: so snowball or snowflake or whatever his name

- what's in the bag, dave? - may i see it?ouncer: jared presents the levian collection, featuring levian chocolate diamonds cultured south sea pearls. - now can we go? - oh, dave, you shouldn't have. >>> now, a look ahead to the stories we'll be watching on this wednesday. the nation's top terror chief is back on capitol hill, testifying before lawmakers about the likelihood of an al qaeda attack on american soil. >>> the president, again, faces off with members of congress in a live, televised question and answer session, like last friday. but today, a less hostile crowd, house democrats. >>> there could be fresh outrage directed at financial giant aig later today. the company is said to pay out $100 million of bonuses to employees. >>> a judge in haiti will question a group of american missionaries again today. they were arrested trying to leave that country with 33 haitian children they said were orphans. it's become clear many of the children still have parents. >>> involuntary manslaughter charges could be filed as early

get $5 in coupons. >>> good evening, i'm dave feldman.where the caps are a chance to beat someone they had never beaten. history. a win at boston they would have 11 straight w's. something the franchise had accomplished nothing. mike knuble's 19th goal of the year and 12th in the last 14 games. he is ovie like. jose theodore had 41 saves including these two spectacular back to back jobs. one a straulg stick job. in the third caps offense comes alive. alexander semin with a good feed to brooks laich who gets his 17th of the year. alex ovechkin with a back hand into the empty net. his 36th of the season. they win 4-1 and set the new franchise record with their 11th straight win. >> we have something special going. i think we play with confidence right now. you know, i think they played a great game but it's 11 games, that's a lot of games. >> it's always nice when you keep winning, and we haven't played as well as we wanted. tonight was no different. we came out to play hard and ultimately got us the win. it's nice to have streaks and stuff

dave, thank you. double good news for the caps tonight. they get all-star mike greenback after his three-game elbowing suspension, and they don't have to deal with atlanta's superstar ilya kovalchuk because atlanta traded him to the devils last night. very convenient for the caps. >>> final item on the nationals shopping list was veteran second baseman. when they passed on orlando hudson last night we thought they might be giving up, but today there they were at the checkout counter purchasing one brand-new adam kennedy. 11-year veteran signing a one- year deal worth a million and a quarter with the nats this year with an option for 2011 kennedy hit .289 with 11 home runs last year for the a ee.s he was the mvp of the alcs back in 2002. meanwhile, we wait to find out which georgetown team will show up against villanova tomorrow night, the world beaters who dominated duke last saturday, or the average looking team who lost to south florida. the boys believed it is the former, not the latter. >> nothing in south florida, they played great, b

look -- dave feldman. look, ten was scary. 11 w unchartered waters. 12? that would be ridiculous. 12 straight wins for the washington caps. that is what would haen if they won tonight. backstrom, beautiful. tied at 2. assist for the great eight who would have a great night. now 3-2. rangers in the second. 13 seconds remaining. threw the -- through the legs of the defender. you've got to watch this again. see ya. through your legs. 5-4 caps still trail. now 5-5 in the third. caps on the power play. the game winner. nick had a goal and four assists. caps up 6-5. jose theodore, he had 33 saves. three door's ninth straight win as a starter. the caps wing 6-5. they have won 12 straight. 12 straight for the washington capitals. you've got to be kidding me. >>> the maryland terrapins had a tough test today. on the road at florida state. just a game behind duke for first place in the acc. pick it up late. final seconds, tied at 64. final two minutes. gravis vasquez, nice. next possession for florida state. off the miss. the layup. no, i'm afraid not. denial not a

in hyattsville, dave owens, 9 news now, wusa9.com. >> lesli made an excellent point.wn who is now down at the super bowl had nothing to do with that young man who passed up harvard because j.b. is a dematha grad who went to harvard and i guarantee you if j.d. had anything to do with it he would have told that kid to forget carnegie mellon and get up to cambridge. >>> we all know our kids' backpacks are pretty darn heavy but the real damage done to the growing spine may surprise you. we'll look at a brand-new study up next. >>> don't forget we're always on at wusa9.com. stay with us. tonight's living well segment is next. if i had to sit on a bench during the middle of a game due to diabetes it would frustrate me. in a basketball game a couple minutes could mean a big momentum shift. my bayer meter is very important. (announcer) only bayer's contour meter has programmable personal high low settings. it allows me to be able to look at my highs and lows to make sure that my diabetes is being controlled as tightly as possible. with my bayer meter i don't miss valuable gam

. >> i'd like to yield to dave kemp. to continue this conversation about cost containment. >> dave?leader boehner. thank you. thank you. thank you, leader boehner and mr. president for the invitation today. i think as we focus this part of the conversation on cost, a lot of americans say to me if you're really interested in controlling costs, maybe you shouldn't be spending a trillion dollars on health care as the senate and house bills do. also cutting medicare benefits by a half a trillion dollars to fund this new entitlement is i think a step in the wrong direction and many americans do, as well. the nonpartisan actuaries at the center for medicare and medicaid services say on page 4 of their letter on the senate-passed bill that would bend the cost curve in the wrong direction by about a quarter of a trillion dollars. they specifically say the held expenditures under the senate bill would increase by $222 billion. a key way of reducing costs that's missing from the house and senate bills is responsible lawsuit reform that guarantees injured parties much like our two largest stat

david continues to have an idea sometimes our board members the trustees will say to dave dave, don't are doing a little too much, and i smiled to myself and chuckle inside, and i think got some things will never change. we have so much to address in the world today but we have some of the best and brightest at csis and ocs pc to do that. both organizations across the lessons of history to deal with today's challenges come all the time of moving forward with a fortitude and loyalty inspired by those who came before us. there is no better example of this spirit than having dave began to recognize his greatness and extraordinary personality, the missis, the mine life if he had, it is simply extraordinary. what made him a unique leader, what made him a successful descent, how de arleigh burke once placed under house arrest under the add morals and later stricken from the promotion list then get promoted to the highest position in the navy? and three appointed to times? how did arleigh burke get away proud to the collection presidential on the strategy of the corrine and war? how did arle

you can to dave matthew's nostrils. >> i want to go to a story about researcherses spk lating life on mars may be composed by species via matter. >> the species, species. the meteor people they were called. something like that, i don't know. they had a beautiful society on mars until we destroyed it. it was a society that was perfect. no wars and none of that crappy shows "for the love of aj." >> but people on mars then could be considered earth lings. this is confusing to me. >> and you are always confusing me. that's not a hard thing to do. so the next question. >> i want to talk about the british queen's astronomer says aliens could be staring at us right in our face and we are unrecognize it. is she on to something? >> yes, i heard it is the queen's uh astronomer and i want to say to the human race, what better way to defend the planet from alien invasion than aliens thinking all of the women on planet earth look like the queen. >> that's good. why does the queen have an astronomer? they say the aliens may not befriendly. if you and i met in a neutral territory like a restaurant o

why don't you take it and then we'll go. >> excellent comments, dave. and for those of you who don't know about colonel david maxwell, he's a very, very respected analyst on north korean issues and particularly sof issues. so i would deal to end on a lot of those issues. in fact he brought up a question that like to ask him. the threat from sof after the attack? while we don't know for sure but i think there's an interesting corollary that we can look at and that's what happened with the romanians after the attack. i mean, the romanian army, when the communist government collapsed, essentially, you know, they turned over to the people with one notable exception and that was what the respects of the equivalent forces, their special forces guys. and as some of you probably know, they can millstein and kim jong il studied the romanian collapse because it bothered them. so that's a very good question about the sof, what they will do because those sof guys are not only well trained, they are more brainwashed than the remainder of the north korean army, certa

. >> i'd like to yield to dave kemp. to continue this conversation about cost containment. >> dave? thank you, leader boehner. thank you. thank you, leader boehner and thank you mr. president for the invitation today. i think as we focus this part of the conversation on cost, a lot of americans say to me if you're really interested in controlling costs, maybe you shouldn't be spending a trillion dollars on health care as the senate and house bills do. also cutting medicare benefits by a half a trillion dollars to fund this new entitlement is i think a step in the wrong direction and many americans do, as well. the nonpartisan actuaries at the center for medicare and medicaid services say on page 4 of their letter on the senate-passed bill that would bend the cost curve in the wrong direction by about a quarter of a trillion dollars. they specifically say the held expenditures under the senate bill would increase by $222 billion. a key way of reducing costs that's missing from the house and senate bills is responsible lawsuit reform that guarantees injured parties much like our two l

as we were hearing from dave, our fire crews are making sure they can get there, but they are going itowed down. >> you should never leave space heaters unattended. all right, here's the deal. we have moderate snow out there across the metro area. we will start with the computer and get to doppler in a second. here's the deal. pretty dangerous coastal storm. we will see our fair share of snow, winds we are worried about. just be prepared to lose electricity. tonight, no problems. winds 10 to 15. winds, 15 to 25. by afternoon, winds 20 to 40 miles per hour and gusty. and that is going to be a problem. satellite picture, radar combined, good bands of snow. a little bit of a mixed line south of fredericksburg. we talked about it mixing south and east yesterday. we talked about it again today, particularly south and east of town and east of i-95. now, for the latest on live doppler and snowfall totals, we'll go outside to devon. >> we can tell firsthand what is happening in northwest dc. last time i checked, this is now a steady light snow. let's go to live doppler 9,000. we get a look at

time these works have been displayed in america, a tour that is in keeping with the mission of the dave vee sisters, that art must engage the public. >> very shy, reclusive, well educated, well traveled women, collecting art was really a way to connect with an alternative culture that perhaps they didn't have access to otherwise. >> reporter: they liked to collect works that honored the life and work ethic of regular people. >> they also wanted to tell a story about the developments of art during this period. >> it's a very exciting time to be in washington, to visit washington and to see what is available in the range of artistic expression. >> reporter: more than 50 works in three large galleries. the show creates a peaceful flow that allows one to enjoy artist's work and appreciate the two young women who had the need and means to capture it. the exhibit will be at the corcoran until early spring providing a sanctuary from win t ter's woes. >>> master pieces will be on display until april 25th. that's all for "news 4 this week." thank you for joining us. have a fabulous weekend.

my friend dave zirin from "the nation" is here to help us with that. ctor. is he in?s in copenhagen. oh, well, that's nice. but you can still see him! you just said he was in... copenhagen. come on! that's pretty far. doc, look who's in town. ellen! copenhagen? cool, right? vacation. but still seeing patients. oh. [ whispering ] workaholic. i heard that. she said it. i... [ female announcer ] the new office. see it. live it. share it. on the human network. cisco. >>> the sad day has arrived. the once small and hairless panda endearingly nicknamed butterstick has left his american home for china. tai shan was born at the national zoo in washington in 2005. he quickly rose to international fame thanks to the zoo's awesome panda cam which allowed millions to follow his every adorable, furry move online. but as the calendar days passed by, so did tai shan's time in the u.s. for as much as americans loved the panda he belonged to china as part of an agreement that brought his parents to the u.s. ten years ago. so after a lengthy good-bye that even included two tai shan fan

sometimes our board meetings a trustee will say to dave, now, dave, don't you think we're doing a little too much? and i just smile to myself and chuck can l inside, and i thank good that some things -- god that some things will never change. we have some of the best and the brightest at csis and cspc to do just that. both organizations grasp the lessons of history to deal with to the today's challenges, all the time moving forward with fortitude and loyalty inspired by those who came before us. there's no better an example of this spirit than having dave share with us the lessons of admiral arleigh "31 knot" burke. [applause] >> pam, thank you. and while i was supposed to at this stage introduce david abshire, anything i might say would be a diminishment of what you just said. so let's ask david abshire to join us on the stage. thank you. [applause] >> first, i want to acknowledge the army/navy club for lending us -- i wish we owned it -- this magnificent bust of admiral arleigh burke. it's just tremendous. you know, it's a deep honor for me to talk about someone with truly so many grea

not excellent comment, dave. and for those of you who don't know about colonel david maxwell, is a very respected analyst on north korean issues in particular soft tissues. so i would yield to him and a lot of those issues. in fact evaporated question i would like to ask him. the threat from soft after the attack. well, we don't know for sure but i think there's an interesting corollary that we can look at. and that's what happened with the romanians after the attack. the romanian army, when the communist government collapsed, essentially, you know, they turned over to the people with notable affection and that is their equivalent forces, their special forces guys. and as some of you probably know, they studied the collapse because it bothered them. so that's a very good question about the soft, what they will do. those soft guys are not only well-trained, they they are more brainwashed and the remainder of the north korean army, especially most of it. they want us to look at past president. it's very interesting

not excellent comment, dave. and for those of you who don't know about colonel david maxwell, is a very respected analyst on north korean issues in particular soft tissues. so i would yield to him and a lot of those issues. in fact evaporated question i would like to ask him. the threat from soft after the attack. well, we don't know for sure but i think there's an interesting corollary that we can look at. and that's what happened with the romanians after the attack. the romanian army, when the communist government collapsed, essentially, you know, they turned over to the people with notable affection and that is their equivalent forces, their special forces guys. and as some of you probably know, they studied the collapse because it bothered them. so that's a very good question about the soft, what they will do. those soft guys are not only well-trained, they they are more brainwashed and the remainder of the north korean army, especially most of it. they want us to look at past president. it's very interesting

for more on the way the state is preparing and how we will handle all of this, let's go back to dave collins. how is it looking? >> it is looking like it is everywhere else. the governor did not waste any time declaring a state of emergency, and he joins us now to talk about it. when does declaring a state of emergency provide? >> it allows us to call up national guard and to provide the local governments and laid the groundwork in case we're able to apply for some federal assistance based on the size of this noble -- and lay the groundwork. >> the size of the snowfall -- in case were ableo apply for some federal assistance based on the size of this snow. >> the size of the snowfall. something to pay for this cleanup? >> none of that is on our minds right now. right now, we are just thinking about how we clear the roads. we budget a certain amount for snowfall. some years, we get lucky, and we get no snow, and in other years, like this, we get pounded. it is just something that we need to be able to do. >> you mentioned in a number of three things that you had that the state did budg

>> jay and dave. first words about their super bowl shocker, but who didn't make the spot?>> elizabeth edwards. jenny sanford. "e.t.'s" scorned wives week.

. >>> i'm dave statter at the firehouse where firefighters from rescue squad 3 engine 15 and ambulance 15 say teamwork is behind their efforts to save three children in a fire this morning. video shows smoke filling the second floor hallway and a neighbor trying to unlock apartment 206. the woman from down the hall had been asked by the father of the three children to check on the kids. he had gone to work 15 minutes early. dc firefighters called by a neighbor on the floor above reporting smoke in the building soon realized it was coming from the second floor apartment. the kitchen was on fire. >> nobody ever said there were children in the apartment when we got there. >> reporter: moments later the firefighters find out for themselves. >> went down the hallway to the right, did our search. we had two children on the bed. >> reporter: all three were rushed down to the lobby and out of the building. they weren't breathing and the youngest's one's heart had stopped. >> all kids were breathing when we got there. they all had pulses. >> i'm peggy fox at the home where a woman and her littl

do you take it -- you don't take a position -- >> my sense is and i support dave weld on's bill, let's act on the signed of -- side of prudence. there are so many times when somebody asks for shots and their kids begin to show signs and symptoms. >> it could be sheer coincidence. >> it could be but there is so much of it and as lee said, mercury is a devastating neurotoxin. it's very dangerous. and there are alternatives for preservetives. the only thing that mercury did in the mmr or any other vaccines is to act as a preserveative. use an alternative that doesn't carey with >>> let's talk about the brain. the brain functions mysterious and runedderous. from the brain come all thoughts, memories, brarfs and movements. the brain is the site of thinking and the control center for the rest of the body. the brain coordinates the ability to move,g8oo=g8oc8c8cf the human brain. it is really an unbelievable miracle. isn't it? >> of course. of course. and because autism is a genetically based neurological condition which affects all that is best -- as best we can tell, all regions of the bra

dave lives in dundalk and he has to be in work at 8:00. a doesn't know if he can make it. we have erin who lives in the inner harbor and works and can't make the five minutes trek and fears the icicles coming off of the buildings downtown. >> sure. >> we will try to get your answers at abc2news.com. >> let's go find out about the weather right here. >> i just stepped outside and measured our snow. our new snow total for this storm only about 3 inches. we're going to have more on that coming up. right now want to toss to linda so. she has an important interview with someone who has to go. so let's go to linda right now. >> reporter: we're out here in locus point in the elements. we have brave folks who are heading into work. this is calvin. hey, calvin. >> how are you doing. >> reporter: how is it looking out there? >> it's not bad driving. it's a little slippery on the side roads, ford avenue where i live and i dug it out pretty good. snowplows are moving. they're trying to work. some of the vehicles would get off of the roadway and park in the designated avenues they woul

i'm dave feldman. host canada beat the u.s. tonight to win gold in women's hockey. the u.s. takes silver. the american men will play in the semifinals on friday versus finland. all five capitals olympians are done, heading home the olympic five expected to rejoin them over the weekend. as for the caps that did not go to vancouver, the majority of them, yesterday they hit the ice for the first time in ten days. >> everybody seemed to be really ready to go, even though it's not like training camp where guys come into camp in great shape because they've been skating. a lot of these guys didn't do nothing for ten days. they were dragging their butts a little bit out there. >> amen, bruce. we can all relate to that caps returned to action wednesday at buffalo. >>> to hoops now. a team that flies well below the radar, the udc firebirds division to, a team that did receive some notoriety this year for two reasons. one, they've had only five players for the majority of the season. and two, they have a famous first-year head coach. >> what do we -- what did we do yesterday in the fir

. >> reporter: it's a personality that dave karger has engaged with several times. the story goes, simon fuller brought the idea to the u.s. with simon cowell. >> he told his lawyers a couple of weeks before the start of shooting "american idol" to get him out of it. he spoke to a friend that told him he had to do it. >> you can be big in britain, but you want to be big in america. if you want to be famous, you have to be famous in america. >> reporter: so, he did just that. he got famous in america. but something he didn't have, ownership. >> you know, for simon, ownership has always been really important. he has wanted to eventually own a piece of his show. >> reporter: but in hollywood, it's not that common for a business person also to be the face of their company. few have actually been good at it. >> you're watching abc and "american bandstand." >> reporter: dick clark, an exception, staed out as the host, and nehis company now own new year's eve. and, this young woman. >> welcome to the very first national oprah win free show. >> reporter: who by owning her o

dave paterson is a terribly decent man who cares about the right things and made difficult decisions for new york that i think will benefit the state, david, down the road. so, it's sad to see a decent man step aside, but it's the right decision for him and the right decision for new york. >>> again, we are expecting governor paterson will step to the microphone in a couple minutes. it could be five or six minutes at this point. we are going to keep monitoring this. we will bring you the news conference when it happens. in the meantime, we'll move to a couple other stories. >>> the northeast is dealing with an incredibly dangerous storm today. in new york city, almost two feet of heavy, wet snow has fallen. it's packing hurricane force winds. that's bringing down a lot of trees and power lines. officials say, at one point, more than 1 million people lost electricity. at least three deaths are linked to the storm. one man was killed in central park after a tree branch fell on him. hundreds of flight cancellations and delays in the northeast. for the second time in a month, 1 million s

and they're trying to get the same customers, one company increasing on the upside and when we had dave henry on yesterday and he talked about how you can continue to see real-time data, tj maxx very strong and i pointed out that lulu lemon is a company like crocs. this is how you make money and you pare trade, because you want to make it on both sides. >> got it. got it. with that said, "halftime report" will take a break. we'll be right back. >>> on the street, if you're not the first, you're dead last. our market players are always ahead of the press. >> the big money this week is bracing for the end of easy money around the world ushering in an era of higher rates. >> in markets trading around the clock, you can't wait to read about it tomorrow. >> this is not a flash in the pan. there is bipartisan support for this and it's a rare event when we have that in washington. >> you can't afford not to watch. >> we are not looking to take control of lion'sgate, that is not in the picture for a number of reasons. >> don't wait to read about it tomorrow. get it from our street sources first

we are following this all morning, devon and dave will be here with you all day. hang in there. back to andrea. >>> some schools have already called it quits for the week. details coming up. >>> and we will check in with one of our roverring drivers. we'll be right back.

. >> dave baker, hardy county, west virginia said it is snowing hard and the wind is blowing hard. he's got 14 inches on the ground right now. six in the district. further south in spots like miller'sville, only an inch. annapolis five and six inches of snowfall. those high amounts, 14 inches steven city. west maryland with 15 inches of snowfall already on the ground. we've got so many hours to get through here during the overnight period. getting reports of a handful of power outages as the winds pick up throughout the east. already they are up to 30 and 35 and could go as high as 40. >> the regional radar is showing the snow. here is the drier air trying to come in. the storm beginning to reform. by morning it will be around the norfolk area, a vortex that will slowly drift out. unfortunately this snow and pattern will be continuing for a number of hours into the early morning hours. because of what we see already and because of what was yet to come throughout the night at one to two inches an hour in some areas, we updated t accumulations, even in the washington area, 20 inches