warnings in eastern tennessee for possible tornado in that area.ere was a tornado warning in far southwest virginia. in the warmer air is the much worse part of the storm and we have been dealing with. flood watches and warnings are up in areas of western maryland. make calls small streams and creeks to flood. we will see some more shares and may be here some thunder. how skies and drizzle after midnight, and temperatures nearly steady throughout the night tonight as the warm front to the south trust to make its way through the region. it will be followed by cold air coming through the ohio valley and go all the way down nearly to the gulf coast. you can see how unstable it is down there. still a blizzard in heavy snow on the north side of the storm system. the showers leave us tonight and the skies began to clear up tomorrow. it will be a mild day tomorrow. friday we will start some sunshine but a cloud up in the afternoon, and by evening there is a chance for some rain. showers and they get thunderstorm friday night into saturday. tomorrow, partl

later tonight with that disturbance in eastern tennessee, kentucky that could come in in the form of few showers toward 10:00, 11:00. it's out of here for your morning commute. a few shower, perhaps even there clearing by morning. sunny early in the delay with additional clouds. tomorrow afternoon another weak disturbance with a few showers for that morning commute. then we're drying out, but much colder. the cold winds begin to blow in. some snow toward garrett county on friday night. a few showers, cool and breezy but not bad. tomorrow we're into the upper 60s. not record temperatures but some 20 degrees above average. get ready to enjoy that. 45 with a few showers. as we check the seven-day forecast, the trend will be a warmer one. we cool things down dramatically friday night. never out of the 40s. so, yes, a dry, much cooler, but, remember, jamie, 47 is average. the weekend -- february is not bad. >> all right. >> abc2 continues to lead the way for mobile offers. visit right now and check out the growing list of apps. the latest one right there in the palm of your hand. >>> all

there's enough moisture over eastern tennessee that as that kicks across through the next few hours it's possible we could get a few showers. you can see it on our trend here as we put this in motion. yes, we're picking up on the chance for some showers toward 10:00, 11:00. the air is dry at the surface. and then as we work into the day thursday, mostly sunny until late in the day. temperatures surging on the south breeze up into the mid-60s. as we go into friday labor a morning shower and then cold air will funnel. those are snow showers for friday afternoon. overnight 42 a few showers, cold and breezy. the big change will come tomorrow as we warm up more. 67, breezy but warmer. tomorrow night down to 45. all right. let's take a look at that seven-day forecast forecast. as we go into friday morning that's our best chance for showers, maybe a thundershower before that cool hair just pours -- air just pours in for the weekend. back to seasonal normals for saturday and sunday but three do look dry. >>> turning to politics, democracy 2012, tonight the republican candidates go at it again. t

you are traveling to hugey stown -- flash flood problems and severe warnings up for parts of eastern tennessee and the south. this evening 40s, scattered showers, still a few storms to the west and tomorrow the big change in to the 60's we go. we will talk about how it unfolds in to the weekend straight ahead. >> a suspect has been arrested after shooting a deputy. it happened in cambridge when the deputies tried to serve a warrant. the suspect shot the deputy and jumped on to the window. >>> an 82-year-old man is recovering in a hospital after being shot by a home invasion. the man was in his bedroom when he heard a noise in the kitchen. he grabbed his gun and went to investigate. the victim confronted the intruder and the two wrestled and during the struggle the suspect got the man's gun, shot him and then left. anyone with information. asked to call police. . >>> a man has been charged with murder after police say he beat his 5-year-old daughter to death. what caused the beating will surprise you. roosevelt. >> reporter: the call came in late monday night. a 5-year-old unresponsive in the b

we have severe weather warnings up for eastern tennessee. this evening 40s. a few storms to the southern and western part of the state. we will talk more about how it develops in to thursday, big change there coming up. >> thank you. >> tonight the latest on a developing story. police in hartford have stepped up patrols in a belaire community after a man exposed himself to a pair of girls on a playground. we have the latest. >> reporter: families on todd road are concern that the pervert picked a time when buses were dropping off children to expose himself. it was here in a playground surrounded by townhouse complexes where two 13-year- old's saw a man with his pants dropped down watching them. >> it's not like they aren't watching the kids, how would someone have the nerve? >> reporter: the girls ran back to it their homes and told their parents who then called police. they were able to provide a detailed description of the man. >> the individual is 35 to 40- year-old miracle, white. >> reporter: monica of the hartford county sheriff's office offers tips for

grant to follow up on the successes in early february at ft.s henry and donaldson, move into eastern tennessee, move into the upper mississippi. he ordered segments of the army of potomac to move out to manassas, they would do so in early march. but in every case he urged caution, in other words, well to put it in modern army jargon, the current strategy goes like this, don't do nothing dumb. be careful of your flanks. tidy flanks would be important. not wanting to find himself isolated in northern virginia when joe johnston heard about all this activity especially the fact that there was going to be a major attempt to move down the chesapeake bay, he said i'm very vulnerable here, and as bob crip pointed out, joe johnston had no ambition to attack washington. so he withdrew. and when he did withdraw his forces from manassas and centreville, he left mountains of supplies that he didn't have any way of moving out. those supplies were still burning on the 11th of march when the union forces just basically marched into centerville and manassas, unopposed, bacon, rations of all sorts, uniforms and

heavier snow will stay well down to our south, eastern north carolina, or western north carolina, eastern tennesseeirginia. then by early-morning hours tomorrow, that storm racing off the north carolina coastline, pulls the clouds out with it, high pressure builds in, and voila, sunshine returns in time for your presidents' day holiday. so, today, increasing clouds, light rain and light snow, possible starting late this afternoon into the evening time frame. biggest chance for snowflakes between 5:00 p.m. and about 10:00 p.m. this evening. highs today low and mid-40s. not all that scary. then tomorrow, becoming sunny, breezy, a little on the cool side, but not too bad, highs in the 40s. and if you want the mild weather like yesterday to come back, you're not going to have to wait long. 46 today, 48 tomorrow, 51 tuesday with the clouds. back to near 60 degrees by wednesday, even with rain chances i think we'll be flirting with 60. then mild weather for thursday, unsettled into next weekend. stay in touch with me on the forecast by following me on twitter, @chuckbell4. i'll be tweeting out my up gate

of the spectrum if you are looking at the mountainous regions of western north carolina for eastern tennessee, relatively few slaves in those regions. plenty of poor whites. so really, i am finding that as evidence that these kinds of relationships and that the meeting point between in the piedmont region of north carolina on the up country south carolina, this is where i found the best of them and of interaction. i look primarily at court records. unfortunately the deal with poor ways, that is about the best set of records you can come up with because the vast majority are literate. they are not leaving diaries, journals and five account books. they fire them the higher labor. so that becomes my primary source along with petitions to governors, slave narratives, it's easier to learn about slaves than it is poor whites. because you do have the wpa slave narrative project from the 1930s, were government workers went out very specifically to recover the stories of former slaves and you have the abolitionist movement publishing the autobiography of slaves. so slaves we know more about actually b

check this out, a rockslide and eastern tennessee is creating a big headache.hurtling down early this morning. some officials on the scene are getting in the at the damage, a big concern for them is what is left on the mountainside. engineers ticket ways to stabilize the month-- mountainside. and this is taking place in australia. they said a new war worker for the most people being pulled behind a boat. skiers stayed up on their skis for a full nautical mile. none of them did fog but they beat the previous record of 114 people skiing at once the guinness book of world records still has to certify the results. we will be back after this break. ? ??g?g?n?ñ=h÷p÷÷>>>>8ç >>pam: held the same homeless people are behaving badly. tonight we are taking on the bay for a surprising look back, some thieves are getting their hand on a copper wire. and california is going broke fast. you also tell you which bay area company president obama is connecting with to help out with his campaign, those stories and more coming up at 6:00 p.m.. reports >>pam: this is a painful decisi

end of the spectrum, if you're looking at the mountainous regions of western north carolina or eastern tennessee, relatively few slaves in those regions. plenty of poor whites. so really i'm finding the best evidence of these kinds of relationships in that meeting point between. in the piedmont region of north carolina, in the middle and up country of south carolina, this is where i found the best evidence of these kinds of interactions. i look primarily at court records. unfortunately, when you're dealing with poor whites, um, that's about the best record, set of records you can come up with. because the vast majority of them are illiterate, they're not leaving diaries, they're not leaving journals, they're not leaving farm account books because they don't own their farms. they farm somebody else's land, or they work as a hired lay worer. so they -- laborer. so they oftentimes only show up in court records. so that becomes my primary source. along with petitions to governors, slave narratives. ironically, it's actually easier to learn about slaves than it is to learn about poor whites because y

i mentioned that we already have severe thunderstorms down in western virginia, eastern portions of tennesseewestern north carolina. they're going to have tornado watches issued to our south. for us, we have potential for thunderstorms around here during the middle of the afternoon. up ahead of this front, nice surge of warm air, should warm us into the low to mid-70s, maybe even 80s down to the south and then the cooler air will start to work in behind this. wind are really going to pick up, as mentioned shall as we get into the late afternoon and early evening. >> my map takes a little time to develop but it's word waiting for. these are the wind warnings. this goes into effect at noon. here in washington, we are looking at wind advisories where winds could be 40, 50 miles per hour. be ready for those winds. if you have loose objects outside on your deck, trash cans, bring them in later this morning. here is future cast. looks like we're going to have some thunderstorms developing, 3:00 or 4:00 today. and then we'll get it east of us by early this evening. once that front moves through, the

tennessee is a southern state but it's really a very mixed state. the easternart of tennessee is mountain republican,. howard baker. senators corker, lamar alexander. west in tennessee and it's the more southern part of the state. >> ifill: does rick santorum have a chance to break out? >> i think rick santorum is looking for a number of places to break out. mitt romney wants to create momentum. i think santorum wants to become the alternative. >> ifill: what do you think about newt gingrich? >> i think hedging your hopes on tennessee on super tuesday sounds a little frail to me. i mean he's got to wait so long before he wins again. he won in south carolina. he's going to wait until march 6 to win again? and then he's going to win in tennessee not in ohio which is a mega state much more important state when you get to the general election. you know you don't want to count newt gingrich out. he's come back twice when we we didn't expect it. this would be historic. we would not have seen before a case when somebody would come back from the deficit and get the nom

rain and thunderstorms will move out of the eastern plains and into the ohio valley. tennesseend alabama. damaging thunderstorms with possible tornadoes are likely from east texas to alabama. rain and snow will fall in the southwest including southern california. the pacific northwest will have showers and the northeast will be dry. s, the new york knicks haven't yet lost when jeremy lin is in the lineup. last night in toronto, the stands were sprinkled with lin signs but jose calderon helped the raptors stay in front for most of the game. in the fourth period, lin kicked it in to high gear with a driving layup. then an inside pass for amari stoudemire jam from him and one with of lin's 11 assists in that one. the game-winning three-pointer with a half second left on the clock. lin says he's just grateful to get the opportunity. >> thankful that the coach and my teammates trust me with the ball at the end of the game and you know, i like having it at the end of the game. but i'm just very thankful. >> the fans are thankful too. lin had 27 points for the night as the knicks won

southern illinois -- southern louisiana, sorry about that, and 80,000 or so in eastern virginia, having some 275,000 slaves in tennessee who were not touched by. all across the south i give an estimate of approximately 55,000 slaves that were kept in slavery by the emancipation proclamation. >> your take. >> lincoln had constitutional constraints in issuing the proclamation. he couldn't touch enslaved people in those areas that were under union control because the constitution did not give the president the opportunity to do that. the constitution through the war powers clause gave the president the authority to do whatever he needed to do in order to quell a rebellion, and so we don't even have to look at what lincoln is saying or his supporters, but african-american contemporaries, understanding that there would still be about 800,000 still enslaved appreciated the fact that the proclamation did call for the freeing of those 3 million and understood, in frederick douglass' words, once you had said people are free in the other parts of virginia, then all of the enslaved people in the border states, in maryland, in ken

weather, especially across the southeast, northern georgia, northern alabama, and parts of eastern kentucky and tennessee today. isolated tornadoes possible, damaging winds and large hail. i think tomorrow will be a better bet for a more widespread event as some energy comes out of the rockies. more energy coming out of the pacific northwest. strong system today with high wind watches and warnings. could see gusts of 70 or 80 miles an hour, especially in the canyons over some of the higher peaks. with this will be rain, flood watches, and even flood warnings have been posted for parts of western washington, including seattle and parts of king county. temperatures today, especially in the eastern third of the country will be warming up into the 70s across parts of texas. 76 degrees expected in dallas. 47 degrees, even with the rain/snow mix in chicago. what does fall will melt away pretty quickly. 55 degrees expected in new york. 67 degrees in atlanta. even warmer temperatures tomorrow. fog in san francisco, if you're traveling through that city. i mentioned the showers in chicago, especially this morning

gaithersburg, 57, look at the radar, you notice back down to the south and west, eastern one-third of the state of tennesseevere thunderstorm warning right now. going to be out there evening into the overnight hours, take your umbrella with you. >>> some observers in washington are observing ash wednesday dur their commute. they are getting ashes outside the virginia square metro stop this morning. the church says ashes are given to anyone who wants to take part in the tradition. ash wednesday marks the first day of lent which christians observed 40 days leading up to easter sunday. >>> former redskins quarterback jason campbell fumbles on his wedding plans. campbell played for the redskins from 2005 to 2009. he and fiancee jenny montes were supposed to tie the knot in the dominican republic this past weekend. an exclusive resort was booked. more than 100 guests flew in, but on the day of the wedding, they were told there wouldn't be a wedding. the two came to a decision to put things off after discussing it for a couple of weeks. >> guests said no wedding, we are in the dr. where is the pool? what's up, da

southern illinois -- southern louisiana, sorry about that, and 80,000r so in eastern virginia, having some 275,000 slaves in tennessee who were not touched by -- all across the south, i give an estimate of approximately 500,000 slaves who were re-enslaved or kept in slavery by the emancation proclamation. i will come back to that as i make my second point. and i will tell you the critics' response to this. the second point is that abraham lincoln was a racist. i don't have any joy in making that, but i think truth is important. he who used the "n" word habitually, who loved darky -- darkie jokes and blackface shows, who said in illinois and elsewhere that he was opposed to black people voting, sitting on juries, any man with white people and holding office. two, lincoln was a racist. three, abraham lincoln wanted to deport black people and create an all-white nation. four, abraham lincoln was -- and this is the controversial point. maybe there are not five. four, that abraham lincoln was, contrary to what all the historians say, an equivocating, vacillating leader prolonged the war, delayed ee mans pation, and increa

nashville tennessee severe weather outbreak in the southeast today carolinas. eastern virginia.sty wind across the area west wind 18 degrees. the dew point way down arctic origin. cold tomorrow remember six days of meteorological spring 36 days' average first-day 70 degree high temperatures. cannot forecast looking at history tells us about march 31, 1970 degrees around here. colp warming up weekend goes on fleshing out arctic air away from us turning into southern line with gusto during the day on sunday. saskatchewan screamer backwash please continue clouds and windy mild day on sunday 47 degrees and wind gusts of 40 mi. per hour before the next storm on tuesday could be rainfall maker with thunderstorms. storm pulling out the next one north dakota minnesota upper midwest producing snowfall and this next one or the next week. chile is southeast-east wind on tuesday starting with the rainfall winter cocktail temperature's rising tuesday night perhaps 50 degrees showers and thunderstorms. cooling down and just as quickly during the day wednesday shots of warmer cooler weather pr

north of that, it's snow for tenness tennessee, north carolina, west virginia and eastern kentucky, upe in the northeast, a high of 45 in new york city, 84 in miami. some mountain snow over the interior west. and it's going to be windy across parts of west texas. that's what's going on around the country. "she said yes." here's the weather in your neck of the woods. >>> and a good sunday morning. i'm storm 4 meteorologist chuck bell. clouds are on the increase in the washington area right now. already mostly cloudy skies just down to our south and west. currently mid-to-upper 30s to near 40 in nearly every neighborhood, a little colder in northern maryland. increasing clouds, light rain and light snow possible beginning as early as late this afternoon through about midnight tonight. not expecting any serious accumulations here in town. maybe up to an inch in a few spots. and then sunshine returns for tomorrow and tuesday. when we're not here you can always check your weather any time on weather.com. now here's lester. ♪ because the greatest >> janice, thanks. more on whitney houston. s

but parts of the appalachians, tennessee, north carolina, virginia, and west virginia, and eastern kentuckyybe six inches of snow. nice here in the northeast. a high of 45 degrees here today in new york city. 84 in miami. some mountain snow over the interior west. and 's going to be windy across parts of west texas. >> good morning. our latest storm taking mostly a southerly track, which means minimal snow in maryland. snow showers possible in maryland. most accumulation will be from st. mary' when we're not here you can always check your weather any time on weather.com. now here's lester. ♪ because the greatest >> janice, thanks. more on whitney houston. she'll be buried today in new jersey, not far from where her funeral was held saturday. during that service, relatives and friends remembered houston's talents, laughter, and warmth. songwriter diane warren collaborated with houston seven times. she attended saturday's private service. diane, good morning. thanks for being here. >> good morning. >> we all watched the service on tv yesterday. you were there. do you think it -- it found the

but parts of the appalachians, tennessee, north carolina, virginia, and west virginia, and eastern kentuckyybe six inches of snow. nice here in the northeast. a high of 45 degrees here today in new york city. 84 in miami. some mountain snow over the interior west. and it's going to be windy across parts of west texas. >>> right now we've got the radar fired up for a few showers showing up offshore. we're mainly seeing some high clouds out there around the bay area this morning, but you can see the moisture hanging just off the coast, and i think along the coastal range would not rule out a sprinkle or two and maybe a little more shower activity dropping our yeah for tomorrow. a cool day around the bay area today with filtered sunshine. mid to upper 50s. tomorrow, a few more clouds. still pretty cool for monday and a few showers and then things change tuesday. we warm up wednesday into thursday. valley highs in the 70s. when we're not here you can always check your weather any time on weather.com. now here's lester. ♪ because the greatest >> janice, thanks. more on whitney houston. she'll be

tennessee into northeast arkansas. another one in effect until 1pm eastern time for southern portions of ohio.he yellow one is a severe thunderstorm warning because the concern isn't just tornadoes but also damaging wind gusts and large hail. we have a large area where we could see the severe storms from ohio down into 0 eastern parts of arkansas, even the carolinas. the greatest risk is the area shaded in red across tennessee, parts of kentucky, georgia and mississippi. we will continue to monster the tkelg situation. marthamonitor the developing situation. martha: thank you very much. bill: more developments on that. breaking this morning a case of mistaken identity briefly raising hopes today that al-qaida's top military leader was finally caught. anean egyptian man wanted for 14 years for the bombings of the embassie embassies, 224 people killed in those attacks. here to explain what went down whapb we know, jennifer griffin tries to sort through awful it at the pentagon. what happened here? >> reporter: it's a case of extreme mistaken identity that's been going on for some time. the man w

memphis, tennessee, too, a bit wet and big storms down south around louisiana and eastern texas. that's where the storm system will be coming from, down through the deep south and around the gulf coast states, so that area of low pressure very quickly moving in. may have a sprinkle or two around the area early part of the day tomorrow. then that area of low pressure comes in and we are wet for the evening rush tomorrow. we are not going to get a lot out of this weather system, probably only .1 of an inch of rain, out of here by friday morning early. the way it is looking now for our next weather system. we have got some clear skies, a nice evening, 45 to 49 degrees, northwest wind, 10 to 15 miles an hour. tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy, nice start. you will need the umbrella, 42 to 49. cloudy with periods of rain, mainly light, 47 to 52 degrees. wet weather for tomorrow but we are just talking about rain. friday right now looking dry with sunshine, the early part of the weekend, too dry with sunshine, but again, right now, there's a 50% chance that we could see a coastal storm a

places that have been hit hardest, eastern kentucky into west virginia, western parts of virginia state, western north carolina, and northeastern parts of tennesseed thing is it's primarily been a weekend event for you and we're going see improving conditions as we head into tomorrow. washington, d.c., for the most part has been spared with this storm, so that's been the good news. just rain across much of the deep south. this thing is going to move up to the carolinas late tonight. by the middle of the night we're still going to be seeing snow, especially the higher elevations. that's where the heaviest accumulations will stay. really everybody should stay around 8 inches or less and most of the big cities are going to be missed by this storm as well. that's the good news. exit one storm, in comes the next. this is what we're dealing with across parts of the rockies. by the way, this snowstorm is the one that was responsible for bringing so much heavy snow into parts of the pacific northwest as well over the last couple of days. this is the position of the storm today and this is going to be moving through the rockies into the plain states and i

tennessee river valley. very cold air into the great lakes. showers and thunderstorms in florida. snow in parts of new england, scattered showers along that arctic front. a little snow over the eastern edge of the rockies. that's typical as that cold air comes southward. the really cold stuff doesn't get way into the southeast, it looks like, but that second cold front is even stronger. that will be into the ohio river valley by friday with lake effect snows starting to accumulate for a change. scattered showers through the southeast and also parts of texas. again, good news for some of those drought areas. we'll be back with the longer- range forecast next. at the most recent meeting of the federal reserve open market committee >> at the most recent meeting in the federal reserve open market committee, a decision was announced to leave interest rates at effectively zero until late 2014. not only was this a new policy of disclosure, but it marks an historic duration for any federate policy. in case you've forgotten, the fed first dropped the rate in december of 2008. ever since then, those of us who borrow money to operate businesses have rejoiced at rates of as low as 3 to 4%. this

tennessee river valley, pay close attention to your local weather forecast. tornado watches in effect, this just issued for the ohio river valley until 9:00 p.m. easternnd another tornado watch for parts of mississippi, through alabama, until 9:00 p.m. central, and watches and conditions are favorable for tornadoes and we have warnings right now, radar indicated tornado rotation from wayne and jackson and laurel in south central kentucky so warnings occurring or eminent. and the storms will press east. >>shepard: where are they headed overnight? >>guest: to the mid-atlantic and the northeast and a winter storm across new england and some care could get 6" to 10" and to show you our radar, as the storm exits another system develops and this, it will be have the same dynamics we saw last night hitting the same areas potentially that were devastated by the tornado outbreak last night. >>shepard: spring has come. thank you, appreciate it. should parents be allowed to see their kids' text without getting the kids' permission? the law says "no," you can. kids are people, too. but a lawmaker is trying to change that and the bill is sparking debate. we will g

tennessee to be competitive. i think rick santorum will give mitt romney everything he can handle in ohio. don't forget he's from pittsburgh, knows easterns one in the same with western pennsylvania. and mitt romney is going to win massachusetts and vermont, his home territory, and but who knows how he will do, i agree with steve 100%, tennessee is a good indicator in certain ways tennessee will be the kind of ohio of the south, for super tuesday. >> corker and alex sander are the moderate republicans that win there. how will the press react, play this if romney does sort of what was said tonight if he does, wins in arizona and pulls a squeaker in michigan, what happens then? is that not good enough? >> if it's a squeaker, then the headlines i think are romney basically still a question mark. if it's a kwesqueaker. if he wins by an ample margin, it's a good night for mitt romney. and i think you have to give him that. it does give him momentum going in super tuesday. and as you look ahead, he still has the money advantage. it's not that michigan is certainly not going to settle this domination battle but if he does really well in michiga

tennessee, georgia, ohio, vermont, and massachusetts. today, the wrap up of the maine caucuses with results at about 7:30 eastern.ring you ron paul from portland, maine. what that is at 8:00 on c-span. earlier today bobby jindal addressed the gathering on the last day of the cpac. his speech lasted about half of an hour. >> thank you very much. thank you for the generous reception. let's get chris a round of applause for the work they do every day. i came here to talk to you today about the fact if you put conservative ideas into action, they yield great results. that maybe a startling assertion for a city like washington, d.c. i found it too often in washington d.c., congress seems to be like a debating society. there is a lot of talk about conservative ideas and a lot of rhetoric. the reality is a lot of the best action happening today is happening across our states across this great country. you look at great conservative governors like scott walker in wisconsin, rick scott. [applause] i am here today to tell you that in louisiana we have not just been debating and talking about conservative principles, we hav

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eastern, remarks from sarah palin. long, caucuses -- week-long caucuses back up today. on tuesday, caucuses in alaska, oklahoma, tennessee, georgia, of virginia and massachusetts. >> just the way i remember. here is that wonderful moment when senator lott revealed his last ounce jar for the states' rights of the south. >> talking points memo publisher on the internet and his website's emerges in the breaking news business. >> it is hard to believe that was 10 years ago. things like that happen all the time now. there are many big stories that tpm has had over the last decade. we had an editorial staff breaking stories right and left. it has almost become commonplace. it is not nearly as surprising today as it was back then. >> more on tpm and josh ."rshall on c-span's "q & a >> more than 100 students gathered at the white house on tuesday for the second annual white house science fair. the president announced private sector grants to support science education. this is 15 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. [laughter] -- [applause] >> welcome to the white house science there. -- fair. i j

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tennessee joining "washington journal." up next, the air marshal program. but first, a news update from c- span radio. >> 9 klop 3:00 pm easternican senators john mccain and lindsey graham and independent senator joseph lieberman are in egypt today to visit part of a preplanned trip. senator mccain says that while he will address the situation of the 19 detained americans he will not attempt to negotiate their release. the americans, including the son of transportation secretary ray lahood, are among 43 people and used in a case involving foreign funding. they are scheduled to appear in a criminal court sunday. eurozone governments are close to approving the rescue package for greece. finance ministers meeting now in brussels working on a few issues like tighter controls over greece's spending and further cuts to the country's debt load. greece needs of $170 billion bailout to avoid bankruptcy next month. turning to campaign 2012, newt gingrich's deputy campaign manager, in remarks earlier on cnn, said he does not think it would be a bad thing if the battle for the republican presidential nomination is not settled until the co