now we're in a much deeper hole now. >> reporter: duvall was a cnn hero in 2007. he founded a soccer training center called athletics of haiti giving kids from the poorest neighborhoods in port-au-prince an ton opportunity to get off the streets, play a sport and get a meal. that program is now a life saver. many of the families of the children who played soccer with bobby moved on to the field with nowhere else to go. >> we're trying to set up bathrooms and water and give them care. >> reporter: duvall provided what tents he had. are these goal posts? someone made a little home out of goal posts. families are making due the best they can. >> save as many as you can and serve as much as you can. that's it. ♪ who's born to care this life was protected... ♪ seems you've always been right there ♪ this life was saved... ♪ soothing sadness ♪ healing pain and this life was made easier... ♪ making smiles appear again because of this life. nursing. at johnson & johnson, we salute all those who choose the life... that makes a difference. ♪ you're a nurse ♪ you make a diffe

now we're in a much deeper hole now. >> reporter: duvall was a cnn hero in 2007. he founded a soccer training center called athletics of haiti giving kids from the poorest neighborhoods in port-au-prince an opportunity to get off the streets, play a sport, and get a meal. that program is now a life saver. many of the families of the children who played soccer with bobby moved on to the field with nowhere else to go. >> we're trying to set up bathrooms and water and give them care. >> reporter: duvall provided what tents he had. those without them have gotten more creative. are these goal posts? >> goalposts, yeah. >> so someone made a little home out of goalposts. families are making due the best they can. >> save as many as you can and serve as much as you can. that's it. 20 minutes later, she'll bring one into the world in seattle. later today, she'll help an accident victim in kansas. how can one nurse be in all these places? through the nurses she taught in this place. johnson & johnson knows, behind every nurse who touches a life... there's a nurse educator..

. >> there's a picture on your web site for a premiere with you and robert duvall. >> he came to thedid he help raise money? >> no. he literally just showed up to the loss angeles premiere of hilary the movie -- to the los angeles premiere of "hillary the movie" unbeknownst to me. i called and said, how do we make a movie and have it out by election day? this was mid-june or the end of june. since july 1, which started producing a film. i went to the federal election commission and file the complaint against michael moorer. -- and filed a complaint against michael moore. he was running commercials that were better at making george bush look bad. i thought, this guy is really creative and has come up with great tv spots. but how can you show them 30 days before the republican convention and 60 days before the general election? it did not follow the same rules. >> you could not do that. >> that is right. that is a but. . -- that is a blackout period. those are mccain-feingold lost. it is very complicated. you need to hire a battery of lawyers and accountants before you even start. you

they don't want to be in the way of anything. >> his poll ratings, duvall patrick's is in the toilet and doesn't want to stand away in the most popular person in massachusetts. he has one committee he wants to serve on, the senate appropriations committee so he'll go in there and meanwhile, the president yesterday reminded democrats don't be down. you have the largest majority still of a generation in the senate so you're still doing pretty -- you're still doing pretty well. >> there's a caveat to that. don't be down and let's pass health care still. >> they had 60 votes and the filibuster proof super majority and they blowed it. this has taken two weeks. had martha coakley won, do you think it would have taken two weeks for her to get sworn? >> you mean marsha coakley? you called her marsha. >> patrick kennedy jr. probably not. 6 minutes past the top of the hour. hearings on capitol hill providing some ominous warnings about threats from al-qaida against the united states. caroline schively up early with the very latest. caroline, the national intelligence director dennis blair talk

governor duvall patrick will sign the certification papers. he was planning to do that this morning, anyway. at 5:00 p.m., vice president biden will swear brown in. bill? bill: some of the votes down the road, which ones are the significant votes which could be held? >> reporter: you mentioned the big one, health care, a vote might not happen because of brown, reasons, number one, republicans would have the votes to block it and two, the fact that brown got elected in the first place, pledging to vote against health care, that makes dems thinking twice about the vote, thinking maybe theo maybe the mood of the country is against it. it's more than health care, though. think of other administration priorities like climate change, energy policy, judicial appointments. brown's election means democrats really can't push those through, they have to pull republicans into the process, bill. bill: caroline is on that story, thanks, and in washington, we'll hear more from scott brown a bit later this morning. thank you caroline. here's martha. martha: y

duval patrick's mother took him to hear martin luther king's speech when he was a youngster in chicago. barack obama of course grew up all over the dog on place. and eventually landed back in came to understand as he writes ugly in his own book, as he writes in "dreams from my father," and when you begin to get to the bottom of it you begin to think there is something they did. one of the things they did was recognize their parents walk through a lot of doors that they got to glide through. they realize their parents sat down at lunch counters and picketed but by the time they came of age there were no more lunch counters. times have changed. goals had changed. jesse jackson should said was one of the people who knocked down the door. people don't give him enough credit for what he accomplished in his second run for president. he won 13 contests that your new is the last candidate standing before michael dukakis won the nomination. there was something interesting about having covered him and watched what he did and why someone election night watch barack obama win which is an entirely

. >>> more than two weeks after the earthquake, bobby duvall is overwhelmed.gave kids from some of the poorest neighborhoods in port-au-prince an opportunity to get off the streets and play a sport and get a meal. >> the kids never missed practice, and they disciplined enough to keep focus on something positive. >> reporter: that program is now a life saver. many families of the kids that played soccer for bobby moved on to the field with no place to go. >> we try to keep it clean, and set up bathrooms and some water, and give them care. that's all. understanding. so there are safe here. >> safe and sheltered. duvall provided what tents he had, and those without them have gotten more creative. >> are these goal posts, too? >> yes. >> reporter: somebody made a little home out of goal posts. >> right. >> reporter: families are making due the best they can. save as many as you can, that's what is essential. >> save as many, and serve as many. that's it. ññññññññññññw that's why we created the tide "loads of hope" program, a free laundry service that provid

>> well, duval patrick, the governor of massachusetts and the secretary of state signed the necessaryed cot brown as the winner of last month's massachusetts race. outside his home scott brown took the opportunity to explain why this swearing in is being sped up, and in so doing he paid a compliment to the secretary of state. but after signing the certificate of election, he took the opportunity to lecture him. >> he took a procedural vote because i should be there, i'm the elected senator. we have been patient. the secretary of state has done a nice job in getting the certifications and i'm looking forward to going down there. >> i hope we'll be able to see an up or down vote on all the nominations of president obama. >> not often the secretary of state offers an opinion on the conduct of the united states senate. scott brown will be sworn in by vice president biden around 5:00 eastern time tonight. megyn: thank you so much, james. time for a check on what's coming up at 3:00 p.m. eastern with shepherd smith. you have breaking news. >> a little bit of breaking news from the baptists

thereupon, the governor of massachusetts, duvall patrick and william gavin signed the payment work that brown is going to be bringing with him to washington later today. after that vote, governor patrick said, and i quote, motion carried, done, before the vote, there was a brief prayer for mr. brown offered by one of the counselors, michael callahan. at 5:00 p.m. on the floor, vice president joe biden will officially swear in mr. brown and at that point, jon, they can officially begin calling him senator. jon: the swearing in is taking place a week earlier than expected, as was mentioned earlier. why? >> reporter: well, apparently, there was a change of heart by senator-elect brown himself and the people around him. just as late as tuesday afternoon, they were still saying he planned to be sworn in as per his own request so he could hire staff and make other changes on february 11th, 1 week from today, but yesterday, an attorney for senator-elect brown, daniel winslow, sent a letter to the governor and the secretary of state in massachusetts, advising that his client, quote, has been ad

foul from behind and this is, you know, talking with bradley, our director, bradley's director dave duvalhe game and he made an interesting point that, you know, foye's scoring has been fine buddy they are he has to get to the free throw line or he has to get his assist numbers up, one of the two, to make something happen for this team to make things a little easier. he is a 93% shooter from the line and so, you know, he loves it, he got to the line eight times last time. >> second best free throw shooter in the league and as a starter averaging over 14 points a game, coming off the bench he averages 6 points a game, jamison gets the rebound. again the wizards cut it to 10, could get even close earn. foye is bodied and he will go back to the line for two more. came in making 85 of 91 free throws on the season. ron nelson, here it is. >> phil: nelson in the first half, bothered him, played post out top. now he gets a bit of an angle he has the strength and the size over jameer to committee the foul. >> steve: wizards cut the lead to 9 and could get to 8. they have trailed by as many as 21

is interesting because richard nixon, i have always believed, one of his great heroes was charles duvall a figure like nixon. but if you see him as a great admirer of de gaulle, including his exit strategy from the algerian war, but it even came down to the funeral. de gaulle had said during his so-called wilderness years, before he ever became president, that when he died, he did not want state service in paris. if the people of france and other countries wish to do me honor, they make marks behind my casket in a little french village where he lives. in some ways, that is what happened in yorba linda. nixon did not wish to have a state ceremony here in washington. instead, everything thwas done n california. if there is any place in america that really reflects nixon's america, that is it. host: compare what we learn from nixon passing to when ronald reagan passed in the proceedings for his funeral. guest: that is interesting because there is a great contrast. bob dole talked about the second half of the 20th century being the age of nixon. you can argue that there is an age of ronald r

we have arthur lewis and tiara duval. me get you in a moment, let me ask you how has this last week been for you. >> crazy. >> fun, i hope. >> definitely fun. >> this is a contest and you wanted people to vote for you. you did have a strategy to get people to vote? >> we tried to get people on board the love train. that is spread the word and this an a honor and a blessing, because we got a lot of joy to share our love in front of the honor. it's been an honor and a blessing. >> this time next friday it you could be walking down the aisle. >> that's amazing. >> we are ready. >> beautiful. >> we are going to find out if you all are ready. we are going to talk to our next couple. are you ready? >> we're ready we're excited. >> this is all happening very fast. what do you think about possibly being married on the air, live next friday. i mean, we're talking 7 days away. >> i'm ready for it. i think it will be a good event. i'm really excited. >> if your family and friends didn't know before the other day before they saw you