there in the museum's replicate of david douglas is workroom we spoke with jack nisbet, author of "the collector." >> david douglas was a scottish man of modern means and little village north who was terrible at school and that led him to this path that putting into the plant world. he was sent here in 1825, exactly 20 years after lewis and clark. the only people who have been here since were from europe were for trade guys. mostly british and french canadian fur traders. the company is the northwest and american company called the pacific fur company but they had all been amalgamated out and purchased, so they owned the whole place. so it was a very closed system. they didn't want people snooping around so they could not let anybody who is not on the fur trade able to coming. the boundary settlement is coming up in the way the roles of imperialism are played in those days. teaches some point so they let douglas in to collect natural history, and fauna, think about what his future could be, like commercial, light gardening plans. but there's a lot of money made in the british empire by

there in the museum's replica, david douglas workroom we spoke with jack, author of the collector. >>a scottish qaeda of modern means in a little village north who was terrible that school and that led him to this pass that put him on to the plant world. he was sent here in 182520 years after lewis and clark. the only people who had been here since were from europe and they were fur trade. few americans but british and canadian fur trade so the company is the northwest and the american company called the pacific fur company but they all been amalgamated out in the companies, so the owned the whole place so it was a very closed system. they didn't want people snooping around on the fur trade payroll to come in. but the boundary settlement is coming up in the way the rules of imperialism are plate so they let douglas and to collect natural history for and think about what its use is could be like commercial timber and like gardening plants. there's a lot of money made in the british empire by china and south america and selling them back to people whose gardens are like the ones douglas

the hearing will determine if and david douglas is mentally competent to stand trial.charged with six felonies, including forcible lewd acts upon a child. authorities said that he filed a family home from wal-mart and then allegedly took the girl from her front yard. the two were found hours later at an antioch marina after an amber alert. >> there is a form tonight in san francisco focus on making the city streets safer. state senator mark leno and city supervisor on jane kim will be there. 21 pedestrians and for cyclist died in collisions with cars in san francisco last year. the fdr's democratic club of san francisco is sponsoring the form. its starts at 6:00 p.m.. the >> happening today at another meeting will be held for the proposed toll changes at the golden gate bridge. the golden gate bridge highway and transportation district is recommending that the prices go up. the $5 set stretto would go a dollar on april 7th. the $6 paid by plate toll gold $7 per it >> the tea party turns 5 today. an anniversary celebration will be held in washington for the movement. am

our very tenacious field producer david douglas got from the governor's office directing teams to evaluate home testing options. that might be because of al jazeera america's on the ground presence over the course of the past month speaking to residents we've been asking them what do you want? what is it that is worrying you? a lot of people have flushed out their homes, flushed the pipes out yet the smell of chemical licorice still exists. a lot of team think that the chemical is bonding to the pipes. why not take a sampling of testing from many the homes here. the epa said we don't think that that's the case. but we followed up with the governor and said sir, you are in control of the cdc and the epa, you are leads the charge. west virginia is in charge of the investigation here, and restoring the faith. it is your responsibility, sir, to enact this home testing. he said he would look into it, and sure enough an hour later our producer gets the text message. the cdc said the water is safe. here is what one of their lead scientists said to us at the press conference. >> based on what we k

here's what the epa said to our producer david douglas. >> we feel that it's unlikely that this chemicals bonding to your piping. but we understand that issue has been raised. we are working with other technical experts to look at that further. but as i said we feel that that's not a likely scenario based on this chemical. >> reporter: john, right after the epa stepped to the side, i then asked the governor of west virginia, as to whether he himself would consider listening to what the citizens are saying. whether or not they could go inside some of the homes and take a sampling. here is what the governor told us. >> i'm not sure that i could tell you that we're going to go out and test 100,000 homes. but i think yeah, i don't have a problem in looking at testing samples. >> john, about an hour after that, after the press conference was over and we were back in our satellite truck preparing for our next live shot our producer received a text message from the governor's director of communications and it read governor tomlin is directing his team to evaluate home testing options. it appear

david. dougl douglas. >> yes. >> what is coming? >> a lot. and that is the thing, we have a lot coming over the next couple of days and overnight, we have something that we have not seen a lot of, and that is the freezing rain across the area. and a lot of kids across the area, and people on facebook and twitter saying will there be delays tomorrow or get out of school? well, for these kids i talked to them earlier today, and these are the kids at st. andrews episcopal, and this is pre-k to third grade and there is half of the kids. and what about the other half of the guys as we talked about the weather, and yes, i did say for you folks in montgomery county, we could see it a little bit of a delay tomorrow. i would not with be surprised t a delay in montgomery county, and other school closures. we will talk about that, but right now, current temperatures at 38. and winds out of the east northeast at 6 miles per hour. that will help to trap the northern component in our area. the colder the air, and the bet ter chance for freezing rain. look

david beckham. michael douglas. they have seen a lot of seahawk celebrations. up 29-0.n, back to the field. and russell wilson, who was told he wasn't big enough, the arm wasn't strong enough, he wasn't fast enough. in the super bowl in his second year in the nfl. handoff to lynch. comes back. and marshawn lynch, his best of the day. across the 25. brought down by adams after a run of 18 yards. >> troy: well, denver, because of the situation right now, they have to play defensively a little differently than they'd really like to. so, they stack the line. they're anticipating marshawn lynch. what happens a lot of times when you have everybody stacked at the line of scrimmage, you get beyond that first wave. there's a lot of open field. so, an outstanding job by the offensive line creating a lane. and marshawn lynch finding it. >> joe: lynch had 11 carries for 17 yards before that 18-yard run. those two game face-to-face. no gain. >> troy: russell wilson came out, as did the rest of this offense, expecting to have the ball. to start this second half. and then, you get the

trooper douglas balder is suing a prosecutor who drew heavy criticism in the david koschman murder case, has stepped down. an independent investigation concluded, darren o'brien improperly threw out the case against mayor daley's nephew, richard vanecko, after vanecko punched and killed koschman outside a bar on division street. last week, vanecko pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter. o'brien left the state's attorney's office in december, after 20 years there. a key figure in the rod blagojevich scandal is on his way to jail, for a completely separate crime. raghuveer nayak was convicted of bribing doctors to send their patients to his outpatient surgery centers. he got a two-year sentence. nayak was accused, but never charged, with offering to raise cash for governor blagojevich, if he appointed jesse jackson junior to the senate. julia mancuso won a bronze medal in women's super combined slalom. it's the fourth olympic medal of her career. no other u-s female alpine racer has more than two, including lindsey vonn. a concert violinist returned to a concert to violinist returned to

david cook. it is an hour. theks the hush falls over -- >> the hush falls over the room. we will start. our guest today is douglas congressional budget office director. this is his fifth visit to our room. of the cbo inctor january, two thousand nine and brings an impressive background assignments. his master -- masters and doctorate in economics are from harvard. our guest taught at harvard, and was on the staff of the council of economic advisers and the federal reserve board and served as the assistant deputy treasury secretary for policy. he was senior fellow in the economic studies program it -- at bookings. ritual recitation of mechanical details, as always, we are on the record. please, no live blogging or tweeting or other means of filing while the breakfast is underway. there is no embargo with the session and, except that our friends at c-span have agreed not to air video of this session until one hour after the breakfast is over to give reporters in the room a chance to file. finally, if you would like to ask a question, please do the traditional thing and send me a subtle, nonthreatening signal, and i