he looked at the department of education, not interior. ear if four federal agencies instead of three are on the chopping block. >> i talked about the department of interior this morning and an agency that we need to either consolidate or truly rework. >> the candidates have two debates in south carolina next week before the primary on january 21st. in washington, nicole collins, fox news. >>> meanwhile, president barack obama says he wants the power cut through a maze of federal agencies in response to the needs of u.s. business owners. >> frankly in those conservations we found unsatisfied customers. what we heard is the individual that i am working for. him. >> president barack obama asked to emergency six federal agencies into oneful the goal is is more efficient and leaner government with the potential to save $3 billion over 10 years. some republicans, including california congressman, isa, expressed support for the idea. >>> apple is gearing up to release the new ipad 3 in march. bloomberg news reports that they began manufacturing t

and he had a low-level job working for the department of interior, but it took every bit of effort in the face of galling paternalism and constant discrimination to pull this off. >> jon: it's remarkable. the thing that nobody realizes, he wrote not necessarily a book, but he wrote of his time with the madisons. >> he's the author of the first white house memoir, and, as you know, it's derigger these days for anyone with white house experience to publish a memoir. >> jon: right. and he published, but yet why have we never heard of it? >> there were limited number of copies produced. it's been obscure all this time. moreover, the title is "a colashed man's reminisces of james madison. so it's more about the great man. my starting question was what about paul jennings. >> jon: sure, sure, when we make his manuscript into a movie, that will be changed. something like "the help." i don't know. the story of jennings, you spoke with his actual relatives and were stunned at their recollections of it. it really was passed down to the family, the story of this man. >> it was so satisfying to t

he has written the department of interior and has given them until the 24th of this month to respond. >> thank you. and overturned tractor trailer causing major traffic delays on interstate 270 near shady grove road in rockville. we were over the scene a short time ago. hazmat crews were checking reports of a diesel fuel spill. it's not clear what might of caused that accident or if there are injuries. drivers are encouraged to avoid the area. we are on storm watch this afternoon. it was cold this morning but even more bitter cold weather is on the way in and potentially could lead to light snow. adam caskey has a look at the forecast. >> it is cold outside. not only cold air moving into place but gusty wind, pounding the issues. barry gusty air outside, windy at times in excess of 40 and approaching 50 miles an hour. feels like 12 degrees below in mchenry, maryland at the ski resort. frostburg feels like 2 degrees below. in northwest d.c., 33 degrees feels like 21. feels like 25 at dulles. here are some of the highest wind gusts. up to 59 miles an hour in maryland. cold and breezy. t

but i'm ashamed right now our middle protection agency the bureau of indian affairs department the interior because they've spent all this time talking to us telling you this you know what they think we want to hear but if you drive through picher drive down doubtful road it looks the same as when they turned off the pope's and walked. no one cares about the people that live there this is not a safe place to live it's a good place there's good people here but it's not fit there been whispers about buying this place out since it was named the superfund in eighty three i mean horrible water all of this mine waste direct danger to children they couldn't get the help they needed should have been easier to put a buyout together whether it's a dioxin scare they want to build a lake or highway somewhere buyouts happen all the time and human health dangers here seem to qualify plus stark regretted and said an ace in the hole oklahoma senior senator jim inhofe was chair of the environmental and public works committee in the senate this committee over seas and directs the e.p.a. and inhofe oversaw th

the department of interior announced yesterday that they will modify the quote to reflect dr. king's actual words. >>> still ahead on 9news now, looking for that perfect tattoo? you have a chance of finding one this weekend. and are we saying bundled up for the rest of the weekend? annie has the forecast just ahead. >>> chris the city of virginia today, hundreds attended the second d.c. tattoo arts expo. close to 200 of the world's best artists were on hand. it also places gateway marriott. they were showing off their inking skills. today mark the second day of a four-day event dedicated to the art of tattooing. >> it will be going on through sunday. live tattooing, and we have 184 artists tattooing and live tattoo contests going on behind you. those will continue through the afternoon. then we'll be here to do the miss d.c. contest. and after that we will have the 500 tricycle race that, will wrap up evening and we'll get back at it tomorrow. >> tomorrow's activities include live tattooing demonstrations all day long, and the miss junior d.c. pin-up contest. >>> begs the quest

leases you know and to move in they also offered to cook the chair back in the mines and the department of interior denied stating that their quapaw lands were no longer any good for anything they were rooting for agriculture or you know their purpose but the only economic derivative left of their lands was the gravel on the surface and they could sell their gravel when they start realizing that chad had heavy metals and it was was environmentally hazarded. part of interior realize that that's a liability since they manage the asset for the tribe if they allow that to be sold then they would incur liability because if this chat were sold and put somewhere else that place might become a superfund site they're lucky there's so little left today there's no telling what the epidemic would look like if there were five times as much lead poaching their young polluting creeks making the ground tremble but eighty years later there sits seventy five million tonnes eighty years of kids best through struggling in school . here gone this chad didn't just heard the kids who tested i. that was here in mountains

department of interior, department of agriculture, probably consolidate those two together. but department of education, do away with it. idea that the federal government has a thing to do with education, that's foreign to me. that's a state issue. >> he wants this to make another cabinet position. >> best thing we can do is eliminate -- >> thank you. >> ok, cowboy. >> bless you. lotfully we'll surprise a of people on saturday. much obliged. >> come on. get in here. one, two, three. got it? >> i come from a long line of military. >> tell them thanks for their service. >> how are you? >> are you from spartanburg? [laughter] >> yes, sir. >> much obliged, yes, sir. yes, sir. god bless you, thank you. >> yes, sir. let me sign it. there you go. thank you. >> yes, ma'am. there you go. there you go. now we're cooking. >> yes, sir. thank you for being here. god bless you. everything's good. let me check in. >> study, ok? we've got a deal. >> leading up to saturday's south carolina primary, c- span's "road to the white house" coverage take you live to the candidate events this week.

department. half of the budget of the commerce department is the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, the fine folks that help us predict the weather. they want to move that out to the department of interior, take the core functions of the commerce department and move them together with a whole bunch of alphabet agencies, the sba, opic, xm bank, ostr, all dealing with trade and commerce overseas. put them together in a new agency as yet unnamed. very interesting. the criticism from republicans is simply going to be, yeah, you might be in eliminating the commerce department, but it will live under another name. there will be virtually no job losses here in terms of the federal government. the republicans want to shrink the size of government, 1,000 to 2,000 jobs lost through attrition over the course of the next couple of years, saving about $3 billion in the proposals that the white house is putting together today over the course of the next ten years. but, look, the white house says a lot of the functions are overlapping, we need to streamline, we need to consolidate and the ask, what the president wants congress to do is to give him the authority to do this, to consolidate a lot of thes

department of interior, department of agriculture, probably consolidate those two together. but department of education, do away with it. idea that the federal government has a thing to do with education, that's foreign to me. that's a state issue. >> he wants this to make another cabinet position. >> best thing we can do is eliminate -- >> thank you. >> ok, cowboy. >> bless you. hopefully we'll surprise a lot of people on saturday. much obliged. >> come on. get in here. one, two, three. got it? >> i come from a long line of military. >> tell them thanks for their service. >> how are you? >> are you from spartanburg? [laughter] >> yes, sir. >> much obliged, yes, sir. yes, sir. god bless you, thank you. >> yes, sir. let me sign it. there you go. thank you. >> yes, ma'am. there you go. there you go. now we're cooking. >> yes, sir. thank you for being here. god bless you. everything's good. let me check in. >> study, ok? we've got a deal. captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> leading up to saturday, c-

at the start of the king holiday weekend the interior department announced a correction will be made at the historic site, an inscription on the monument paraphrases a quote from king, they will correct it. >>> alaska, still digging out of a record 18 feet of snow, but where are they going to put all that snow? we'll check in on them. in the 2:30 eastern hour of our news cast. i'm fredricka whitfield. more news at the bottom of the hour. 2:30 eastern time. time for "the next list" with our sanjay gupta. >>> his motto is if everyone played the ukulele, the world would be a better place. it's a motto jake shimabukuro takes pretty seriously. you see jake is a virtuoso ukulele player. you don't typically think of those two words going together you're about to see why they perfectly describe this agent of change. jake is soft spoken, insanely likable and seems to be as much in awe of the attention he's getting as we were in watching him perform. don't let his easygoing spirit fool you. the moment he takes the stage, is the moment you witness how totally dominating he's been in redefining t

yesterday when the family was visiting the memorial, we did ask their opinion about the department of interior'sision to change the incorrect quotation and they say it does not matter to them. they say they don't want his words to be taken out of context. jummy olabanji, abc 7. >> president obama will mark this day by taking part in a service project at about education campus in ortiz d.c. yesterday the first family observed king's birthday by attending services at zion baptist church in northwest. he read a passage from dr. king's letter from birmingham jail. local events honoring dr. king on our website wjla.com. >> alisa clark 16 on this monday. all eyes on europe this morning, especially greece. >> sears rob nelson. >> stopping america's money, a down day for the markets. u.s. markets are closed today for holiday. many overseas markets were off overnight on fears about europe. investors are shifting to what they hope are safe havens. much of that centers on greece. german officials are meeting with the greeks. some think a greek debt default is inevitable. the goal is to minimize the damage

supporting a suit filed against the department of interior, seeking a temporary restraining order against the camping ban in force with police. >> we had a petition gathered in two days, a day and a half. so that the core decision is whether we'll be able to camp in the park, sleep in the park. >> reporter: tracecy wilkins, news 4. >> just a few minutes ago, a scuffle broke out in the park. he's a retired d.c. resident who's tired of watching what's going on with police doing nothing about it. police stopped him from taking down the tent and took him away. it's unclear whether they will charge him. >>> a decline in consumer confidence and home prices offset gains in the financials. at last check, the dow was down 18 pointses, the nasdaq was up 2. and the s&p 500 was up less than a half a point. stocks are still on track to have the best january showing since 19 9 7. >>> we're counting down to super bowl 46. still days away. the spotlight on the big event is shining today. as jay gray reports, that means the super bowl gets super stran strange. >> reporter: it's a right of passage for the

department of agriculture approved it. the energy department approved it. department of interior approved in. department of transportation approved the. environment protection agency approved it. the defense the power to approve the. the justice to come approved it. the hole lead security department approved and the the part of commerce approved it. only the state department which i believe by law is required to look at the international implications since it is transcanada, only the state department did not approve it. >> the gentleman's time is

that brings us to the number, $100 million which is the amount of money that the department of interior spends every single year to control pythons and other invasive species. the figure includes the hiring of adorable snake-sniffing dogs like thomas. we met thomas. he is supposed to find and eradicate pythons and other constrictor snakes. we met the dogs and visited the homeland security training center, and because pythons can devour animals such as a 60-pound deer, this has to be the worst job ever for dogs that weigh 20-25 pounds. >>> still "outfront" -- the outfront five -- >> abandoned ship. >> this bill is badly written and it will damage the interneta . ♪ i can't watch this anymore. stop! there's an easier way! we compare your progressive direct rate to other top companies so you get a great price. no more running around. ha ha ha! wouldn't you love to see the world through his eyes? i bet i look like the strongest man in the world. the best place to find a great deal. now, that's progressive. call or click today. but think about your heart. 2% has over half the saturated fat of

that brings us to the number, $100 million which is the amount of money that the department of interior spends every single year to control pythons and other invasive species. the figure includes the hiring of adorable snake-sniffing dogs like thomas. we met thomas. he is supposed to find and eradicate pythons and other constrictor snakes. we met the dogs and visited the homeland security training center, and because pythons can devour animals such as a 60-pound deer, this has to be the worst job ever for dogs that weigh 20-25 pounds. >>> still "outfront" -- the outfront five -- >> abandoned ship. >> this bill is badly written and it will damage the internet. >> all of this is "outfront" in the second halfment there is a platform built for the purpose of driving innovation. one that's transforming how companies from every industry-- and of every size-- are doing business. a platform built for now. and for what's next. this...is the cisco intelligent network. cisco. >>> we start the second half of our show with stories that we focus on our own reporting and do the work and find the "outf

and this weekend, the department of interior is promising a quick fix to an error on kings national memorialashington, d.c. the controversy centers around a quote on the memorial from a speech king once gave. the quote reads, i was a drum major for justice, peace and righteousness. critics like poet maya angelou say that quote makes king sound arrogant. what he actually said in his speech was, if you want to say that i was a drum major, that i was a drum major for justice, say i was a drum major for peace. i was a drum major for righteousness. all of the other shallow things will not matter. >>> it's an important monument, they should be very proud of what they've accomplished so far. but the job isn't done. and they just have to take it a step further and correct what is not correct at this point. >> he was a great leader, so to do that i think should you quote a great leader as though he meant it to be remembered. >> ken salazar says the national park service has 30 days to consult with the king memorial foundation and king family members to find a solution. >>> you can enjoy the bay area'

don't like the agency, we don't like the food & drug administration or we don't like the department of interior, or we don't like how you're doing this, even though it's the law. the president stepped up not just for rich cordray and for the middle class and for consumers, but stepped up and filled out the nlrp today, including with a republican, because he wants his job -- he took an oath 3 years ago to run this government, to be the president of the united states. he needs people in place to run this government, and when one party's going to act like children and say, we're not going to do it until we get our way, the president's got a responsibility. he's the adult in the room. he did the right thing. he's showing the resolved leadership that we elected him to do. >> let me show you what the leading rep, willard mitt romney said today, and i'm quoting him -- president obama's consumer financial protection bureau is perhaps the most powerful and unaccountableably bureaucracy in the history of our nation. this action republicans chicago-style politics at its worst. but what's interesting is if

unfortunately the administration and the department of interior don't think it's that easy. last year the department of interior testified before the natural resources committee that this legislation would necessarily dilute the central message of the memorial. now, i don't know how the administration came to this position because i don't see how a nondenominational prayer that gave solace and comfort and strength to our nation during one of the most pivotal days of world war ii and one of the most memorable days in our nation's history, would dilute the central message of the memorial. in fact, i think it would do exactly the opposite and would only strengthen the central message of the memorial. to his credit, secretary of the interior ken salazar testified during a hearing last year he personally disagreed with his own department's testimony on the legislation. however since his testimony, neither the department of interior nor the administration has changed their official position on this legislation. i am hopeful that after a bipartisan vote today on this legislation tha

. >> is he more concerned about whether or not the national park service and the department of interiors somehow talking one theory and letting occupy protesters hang out there when they actually shouldn't be hanging out there because camping is really not aloud in that park. >> bill: you don't need a permit in that park. we have investigated that. >> but only for 24 hours. >> you say the money, 400,000 stimulus didn't go into the park. >> there was $8,000 that was spent offer r. on resodding. only money spent protesters. we can be angry about the money. >> i walk by that park every day it look looks beautiful minus the campers. of all the things we have to be upset about i would not choose. this honestly it's a complete eyesore. you have people vagrants walking in and out. the rat population has exploded in that area. frankly that's not exactly something that i call anything of beauty. >> bill: now, the bottom line on this is that the occupy movement is costing people money, taxpayers money. you both agree with that this comes under the banner of freedom of expression. it is costing th

reporter: the department of the interior has now given the national park service 30 days to come up withpecific plan to change that quotation on the memorial. >> thanks for that report, matt. >>> it's on to the afc championship game for the baltimore ravens. our dave owens is here with how our friends to the north sent their fans home happy today. >> they are happy. there were three rematches in this divisional rounds. ravens/texans was one of them. baltimore won in week six, but the sequel figured to be different primarily because houston quarterback matt schaub is out for the season with a toe injury. let's take a look, m&t bank stadium, ray lewis, dance, ray, dance, first home playoff game for baltimore since '07. tell you, houston did everything to give baltimore field position early. kobe jones missed the punt setting up a ravens score 7-3, but baltimore's offense didn't do much after that and aryan foster got it going, 27 carries, 132 yards. this score texans got within four after stopping baltimore and o3 and short, houston with one -- on 3rd and hotter, houston with one last -- a

and just today, the department of interior said they are going to restrict more mining. e have all the thing thingst we could be doing in our country to create good long-term jobs. train the workers of the future. instead we are talking about the month-to-month job numbers. it's disservice as a country. >> eric: hold on. kimberly, weigh in. here is a montage of the candidates today reacting to the obviously good jobs numbers. watch. >> remember it was early in his administration he said look, if you let me borrow $787 billion, we'll be able to keep unemployment from going above 8%. well, it went past 8% and hasn't been back since. three years later. >> i'm very gratified to see in spite of president obama's policies that the job market is beginning to pick up a little bit. >> we created 200,000 new jobs last month. working with ronald reagan near n the early '80s, that formula led by august of 1983 to 1,300,000 jobs created in one month. six times the number they'll create this month. >> eric: all true. >> kimberly: well, look, we have ten months out until the election. w