eddie served stew one night. the whiner start with a spoon --stirred it with a spoon and griepd "i don't like carrots." big eddie bent over the petulant hunter and took the plaintiff's fork and picked the carrots out of his bowl one at a time and ate them. "there,." he said. this is baxter black from out there. >>> next week, baxter offers hisdid he have figures nor -- definition for just how much a cow-full represents. until then, read his tales on- line at baxterblack.com. please, stay with us. oh! blue! time! time out. i touched it. i touched the ball before it went out, coach. come on, alex, the ref did not call that! you gotta be kidding me, alex! it's the championship game! talk to him, coach. i touched, it's their ball. don't foul them when they inbound. team on 'three.' one, two, three. nice going, alex. sorry coach. alex! good call. "the general," a tractor once >>> tractor tales this week introduces us to the general a tractor once sold by farm bureau. >> 1941 general gg built by cleveland tractor compa

eddie. eddie, take us through what you see as you come upon these guys. did you know immediately that's the guys we've been hearing about, let's go get them or how did that unfold? >> i didn't know a thing. i didn't even know they were missing. >> okay. so what did you see? was it clear as a bell there's three guys sitting on top of a capsized boat? >> oh, no. i was -- i had actually driven right by them, gone to that rig within probably a mile of them and i was two miles when i saw them. but i was within a mile of them and never saw them. went to the rig. and i had been circling the rig trying to catch a marlin. and probably 30, 45 minutes, maybe an hour went by. anyway, i went back on the bottom of the boat. i was sitting back there by myself. and getting ready because i just -- i knew it was -- there's fish jumping everywhere. i knew it was fixing to be good. i was sitting on the back of the boat kind of looking out across the horizon and i saw something. just a -- you know, didn't know if it was a splash of the fish, didn't know what it was. and looke

general assembly in very quick time working with a lot of different people -- and i want to salute roger eddy, jerry mitchell who worked so hard and getting all law passed that could make a difference for years to come, called "raced to the top," accountable education. we have to comply with a federal deadline of next week to get our application in for up to $500 million in federal money for race to the top to make sure that our education in our state at the elementary and secondary level is second to none. it is so gratifying to see so many school districts, i think up to 340 school districts, have already signed on to participate in this program.

eddy williams turned 110 years old today.nurse was born in tampa, lived in washington the last 56 years. she says one of the secrets to long life is not worrying and having faith. >> one thing i can tell you, you, me, everybody, look up. look up. >> at her party later, she will be joined by 8 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren and 7 great, great grandchildren. and happy birthday to her! >> i liked her advice, no stress basically. eliminate it. >> 110. wow. >>> all right. some school systems opening late because of cold. in maryland, allegheny and garrett county opening late. these in virginia, and in west virginia, the following counties starting two hour delay. >>> mittens do work. >> what happens with the mittens, fingers are heating each other, where if you have gloves, they have to heat themselves. the mittens may not be the man leest thing. i don't care, my hands were warmer. >> he is being teased in the chat room. >> and by the crew and everybody. whatever. mittens are the way to go in the really cold weather. someth

in the '80s eddie murphy port y portrayed him as a showbiz prim donna, an act clokey said he enjoyed.>> if you want to see what the future looks like, head to vegas. that is the place to be. it is where the big consumer electronics show is going on with a load of high-tech gadgets on display. and hln's joe carter found out that some of them are going green. >> reporter: i've been hearing a lot about green products at this year's ces, and i found one. it's called an electric bike. it's the entaloop. tell me about it, david. >> one of the things that we've done over our 15 years of developing electric bikes in japan is we've made an electric bike that feels like riding a regular bicycle. >> reporter: where's the motor, david? >> the motor is in the front wheel, the battery pack is here. and the electronics that manage it are on the bottom bracket. so there's no throttle, all you do is get on the bike and start pedaling and the motor takes off. >> reporter: how fast can you go one the motor kicks into gear? >> it goes 15 miles per hour is max speed. but the harder you pedal, the faster y

headquarters and other buildings including special representative eddy anabe and his deputy. >> reporterington is in the process of laying out a massive military response. ship being choppers, transport planes and even marines are expected to be on hand to assist. >> i have directed my administration to respond way swift coordinated and aggressive effort to save lives. the people of hatey will have the full support of the united states. >> reporter: the international red cross believes about a third of haiti's nine million people are likely in need of emergency aid. craig boswell, fox news. >> as earthquake survivors haiti remain stunned, they are still searching for loved ones and getting help from the d.c. area. >>> more on a charity headed to haiti and more on how you can help. >>> we are continuing to watch is raging tanker truck fire. this is at montrose road and 270. it has been burning now for about an hour. the good news here is that they're about to reopen 270 southbound so that should help the commute a little bit. we'll have much more on this when fox 5 morning news returns. i

>> reporter: in february of 2007, friction between he and eddie jordan began to surface. >> when yougo into a game, it's like, all right, sets down, we have to focus on defense, make sure we don't get beat back door. that's what you folkious on. >> my reaction to that? that i emphasize defense? no reaction. next question. ever after missing shoot the 4th of 2007, jordan benched arenas against the charlotte bobcats, only to be subbed in. >> what a shot, and he banged in gilbert arenas, and arenas is down and holding his knee. >> reporter: arenas suffered a lateral meniscus tear in his left knee that side islined him for the better part of two seasons. he was still able to sign a $111 million deal with the wizards in 2008. >> i know everyone is here to see me, but it's this team. >> unfortunately, he's had some health problems, but that is over. >> reporter: that season eddie jordan was fired, and gilbert was forced to sit and watch one of the worst teams in franchise history while still rehabbing his knee. >> i told them as long as i'm healthy, this won't happen again. >> reporter: he

and in the '80s, comedian eddie murphy portrayed gumby on "saturday night live" as a cigar-chomping,how business prima donna, and he enjoyed that act. >>> bank failures common last year, and they're still turning up in 2010. horizon bank in bellingham, washington, was the first bank to fail this year. all of its deposits and assets will be taken over by the washington federal loan association of seattle. that means the fdic will have to cover more than half a billion dollars in insurance costs. 140 banks failed last year. that's the highest number since 1992. the fdic chairwoman says the number could be even higher this year in 2010. >>> have you seen the national debt clock lately? here it is, a staggering 12-plus trillion dollars and it's climbing. a teenager in rhode island decided to do something about it. she got the idea as part of a high school class project. the assignment was, find a social issue and take some action. 16-year-old katherine young wanted to help pay down the national debt so she held a bake sale. >> at first i wasn't serious about it but then when i thought ab

i saw eddie murphy do the clumps. i wonder if i have a grandmother character to try.hat's what i came up with. she is pretty outrageous. >> larry: what was it like to dress in drag? >> i look at it as a costume. people at walmart have their uniforms. i don't feel like it's dressing in drag. you're embarrassing me, larry. >> larry: i think you look cute. >> oh, cut it out. >> larry: does madea only appear in movies? >> you would. you would think madea's cute. that's awful. no. only in movies? you know, well, you know -- it's only been the plays and only been the movies. >> larry: no personal appearances? >> no. only in plays and movies. it has to be an environment that i can control her and i feel safe. that's what works for me. >> larry: how did you name her? >> madea's a southern term for mother dear. a lot of people have -- especially in the african-american culture, they know the name already. >> larry: is there a lot of comedy in your plays >> i'm going to count to one, if you don't get into this house. one. >> yes, ma'am. >> what the hell are you doing out there?

have been high-profile violent actions against nba players, home invasions against antoine walker and eddyed up and robbed, stephon marbury robbed at gun point, paul pierce stabbed numerous times in a club and a lot of players feel like they have targets on their backs, and when you talk too them, and i don't say this as a compliment, they sound like nla members, saying we have to bear arms, it's our right, our families are threatened. unfortunately, i think statistics show that's not the best way to defend your family is owning a gun. >> but when i go to the knicks games, go to the garden, i get screened, i mean, i have everything looked at, i'm padded down if i'm wearing a big coat or something. how do the guys get the guns into the arena? >> they go through the tunnels, around the metal detectors and that's different. one of the players said we might have to start going through the metal detectors now, because no nba player, even those who are second amendment enthusiasts who talk about their guns, none of them want a situation where they're bringing guns to the locker room. the locker

eddie royal not in uniform. he's injured. scheffler and marshall sidelined.ch's decision not to have them active today. and one has to wonder what impact that had on the denver bronco operation this week. >> dan: it seemed to have more of an effect on the denver defense. you talked about the rushing yards that the bronco defense has given up today. that's so uncharacteristic. of a mike nolan football team. >> dick: throw, incomplete. no flag on the play. that's derrick johnson the man who has two interception touchdowns, to tie the nfl record in the game. >> dan: he's guarding a wide receiver, brandon lloyd. it turns into a running back, makes a couple of moves, gets into the end zone and then is playing possum. there was nothing but the end zone in front of him. and how about this capper of a day for jamal charles, breaking tackles, and then outrunning the secondary to the end zone. >> dick: that was the last kansas city score, and charles has 259 yards of kansas city rushing, a record many a single game. he's over a thousand yards. so baltimore has clinched

[laughter] and having grown up in beirut and with the middle east eddie's program we got a nice addition to meet with a group with tri-state area people i drank far too much wine by which time i knew the late place i would get my master's was at harvard. [laughter] and then a career dedicated to middle eastern studies. thank you for coming. the subject to night that goes back to the history that preoccupied the time of my book. so i start with barack obama and where he is going with the arab world. the arab world has been reaching for the change in mideast policy for some time. since 9/11 the new conservative government of george of the bush resumed policies that were widely perceived -- perceive to be hostile for most of the arab world the american-led war on terrorism was the and declared war on islam. so when barack obama was elected and came to cairo many people believed there moment had come and a change was about to happen. we needed a time of tension between the united states and muslims throughout the world he told his audience, attentions bridget and historical forces going beyo

so eddie hayes is out after 28 years of coach of ohio state. >>> in 1982, the cal bears proved why teams should always keep fighting until the final whistle. >> the bears have to get out of bounds. roth areas long the sideline. another one. they are still in trouble midfield. the ball is still loose as they get it to rogers. they get it to the 30, down to the 20. all of the band is out on the field! he's going to go into the end zone! he's going into the end zone! the bears have scored. the bears! the bears have won! the bears have won! pedro martinez threw him down. >> he was the best hockey player in history, and canada's most famous citizen. andrs oade wirl what, they traded who? >> they got traded? no way. >> they traded him? >> we think he lacks the most in house. >> there comes a time when -- when -- >> wayne gretzky was now in hollywood and the nhl would never be the same. he was the heart and soul of the yankees team that was the two-time defending world series champions. >> the new york yankees and sports fans everywhere suffered a great loss tonight. that of star catcher thurmo

others came as political refugees there's a family from sierra leon in west africa where the eddie stanley fled civil war. his father saw his brother and father decapitated by rebels. came to america as a political refugee. was taken in by a catholic church in new jersey.7vx so there's -- there's no one family or no ten families that tell the whole story but i tried to get a sense of the broader picture. and the title comes from barack obama'svuq inaugural address wh he said america is enriched every day by people from every end of this earth. and i agree with him. i believe it. >> how long did you follow these folks? >> well, i interviewed each one at great length. several of them actually were students of mine at george washington university who wrote about their families in a writing class of mine. i operate on the rule of ruthlessly exploiting my students at every possible opportunity. and so several of the stories come from my students. in several cases i had students who acted as scouts. i had a student who was a high school teacher in philadelphia sent me one family. another was a

general assembly in very quick time working with a lot of different people -- and i want to salute roger eddy, jerry mitchell who worked so hard and getting all law passed that could make a difference for years to come, called "raced to the top," accountable education. we have to comply with a federal deadline of next week to get our application in for up to $500 million in federal money for race to the top to make sure that our education in our state at the elementary and secondary level is second to none. it is so gratifying to see so many school districts, i think up to 340 school districts, have already signed on to participate in this program. education at all levels is the key to economic empowerment. it is the best way for equal opportunity for the most people in a democracy. and that is why i believe in community colleges. we have our community colleges in illinois bursting at the seams. almost all of them have at least 10% enrollment increases, because community colleges are key to having a nimble economy to take advantage of the opportunities that are presented to us across the worl

eddie jordan's team continues to struggle. >> speaking of struggle. tonight's game? >> it was just what it was. a struggle but i don't think that you can take for granted -- you can forget the fact that the wizards have so many guys out. mike miller dying to get back in the fold. you want this stuff with gil to get pushed behind you so you can move on. guys are a little dinged up so have to hit some kind of stride. these games are coming. they are coming fast. coming quick but you've got to find a way to strap up defensively and get stops. >> no team feeling sorry for another team. reality is a game friday and bulls taking on the wizards. for ron thompson i'm chris miller. that will do it for this edition of wizards post-game live. next is geico "sportsnite." good night, everybody. capt >>> after knocking off one future hall of famer the ravens take their show to peyton manning's place looking to knock off mr. manning and company. beck bc. >> live from the comcast sportsnet studio, this is geico "sportsnite." >> attorneys for gilbert arenas negotiating with prosecuto

so eddie hayes is out after 28 years of coach of ohio state. >>> in 1982, the cal bears proved why teams until the final whistle. >> the bears have to get out of bounds. roth areas long the sideline. another one. they are still in trouble midfield. the ball is still loose as they get it to rogers. they get it to the 30, down to the 20. all of the band is out on the field! he's going to go into the end zone! he's going into the end zone! the bears have scored. the bears! the bears have won! the bears have won! pedro martinez threw him down. >> he was the best hockey player in history, and canada's most famous citizen. andrs oade wirl what, they traded who? >> they got traded? no way. >> they traded him? >> we think he lacks the most in house. >> there comes a time when -- when -- >> wayne gretzky was now in hollywood and the nhl would never be the same. he was the heart and soul of the yankees team that was the two-time defending world series champions. >> the new york yankees and sports fans everywhere suffered a great loss tonight. that of star catcher thurmond munson, who was killed th

he modeled his game after jordan, but modeled everything eddie jordan michael jordan did.is approach it the game, he studies film. i can't -- >> he's a five star. a five-tool guy they call in baseball. this game was close in the first quarter. lakers only up but in the second quarter things got out of hand in the hurry as the lakers bench came to play. >> lamar odom gave them a huge boost in the second quarter. he had 11 points there in the second quarter when the lakers were sputtering a little bitment then, you add in the shannon brown whose game is expanding. he came in as a defensive stopper. now he's doing a lost things in the offensive end. then, you sprinkle in will bynum who has presence on the inside as well as defensive presence. very deep team. >> kelli, that's the story at the verizon center. wizards back at that time friday night. they'll take on the new jersey nets who have a record of 3-40. >> you had throg, didn't you? >> -- you had to go there, didn't you? >> you've got to knock on some wood. i think you just jinxed the wiz. >> thanks. kobe later in the sh

eddie went to high school and he felt awkward there.t away until he got to know them. they knew he was struggling, but they had no idea it was that bad. he's like a lot of teenage kids. i think the pen of the scary thing about columbine is that dylan klebold was a typical high school kid. a kid like that to get involved with an eric harris could happen anywhere in america. >> you write in your book that eric harris was typical. he had a lot of girlfriends, was smart, not friends. >> you let a typical life. but psychopaths really lead a double life. what's going on on the inside, whether they're planning, whether they're ripping you off or planning to kill you, they live a life as their cover. it's what they need to do. think of a ted bundy. he was working on the crisis hotline helping suicide people. it's all this cover. he wasn't interested in helping other people, but that's what they do. so eric was faking a life while other things are going on inside. >> who was cassie bernall? >> she was a christian martyr who believed in god. it b

eddy jordan asked about his former team and he said i have no comment. >> there's a report that statesany of the wizards players can requested a trade. >> i can tell you that's definitely the case. several of the wizards players are frustrated with the see wil the story as it develops. that's chris miller in philadelphia. >> we will bring you tonight's game between the wizards and sixers coming up right after geico sportsnite. after the game make sure you stick around for wizards postgame live. we are minutes away from the caps and cavs. alex ovechkin the new captain. lisa hillary talked with alex ovechkin next. >>> clint hasn't been one to keep his thoughts to himself. you will not believe what he had to say about his team or teammates. >>> jim zorn live presented by: if anncr vo: with the new geico glovebox app... anncr vo: ...you can get help with a flat tire... anncr vo: ...find a nearby tow truck or gas station... anncr vo: ...call emergency services... anncr vo: ...collect accident information. anncr vo: or just watch some fun videos. anncr vo: it's so easy, a caveman can do it.

eddie bernice johnson of texas for today and through january 27, 2010.e speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requests are granted. the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, madam, this is to notify you formally, pursuant to rule 8 of the rules of the house of representatives, that i have been served with a subpoena issued in the superior court for santa clara county, california, for documents in a civil case. after consultation with the office of general council, i have determined that the compliance with the subpoena is in compliance with the precedents and privileges of the house, signed, sincerely, michael m. honda. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that today, following legislative business and any special orders heretofore entered into, the following members may be permitted to address the house, revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material. mr. poe, january 19 for five m

[laughter] >> eddy, were you responsible for that? [laughter] >> to that point i hear your point but i also hear congressman markey's point. i hear people saying no, i want to watch it when it is really happening. and it is just part of being the american tradition particularly when it comes to sports people are anxious to see it live real time. >> mr. speed? >> i want to thank you for your remarks earlier but i think as an academic stepping back from this vast the fundamental question. if people want to watch content simultaneously, then the broadcast model is a very efficient way of doing it. if people want to watch individual things, then the more cellulitis approach is more efficient. so why look here your decision or our decision is what that balance should be, how the balance should be made and of course on the broadcast side we probably have this additional public interest benefit with the general broadcasting that may sway the decision but i think that from an engineering standpoint that is a fundamental question. how much of

host: next eddie on our republican line from indiana. benefits and v.a. care would i be required to enroll in obama care or would i be exempt? guest: i would have to check the details and we'd have to see what ends up in the final bill, but it is my understanding that veterans benefits, of course v.a. coverage, will remain in tact, and you would not be required to go under the employer-based system, but you have to see what the final language of the bill is. caller: i am sure it is a question a lot of veterans would ask. guest: i'm sure that is something getting close scrutiny by the groups involved. host: caller, thank you. our next caller from ohio. caller: i want to say this to the lady that accused obama of being a wall street president -- i think she has been anointed bi and if this bill don't pass, we can just look at a previous administration, what they did to us, and our premiums will go stie sky high. mine has gone so high, it is rubbing out the little pension i'm getting, and they are getting it all now. karl rove will go back

host: north dakota from the democrats' line calling us from illinois -- eddie from the democrats' linene in "the wall street journal" -- what is new front among cold war foes. the next call is from austin, texas. caller: good morning to you. i was just reading the business section oft ofthe oregonian -- business section of "the orgonian." that other companies would follow their lead. but i thought it was kind of interesting, just a couple of days ago, several chinese authors over there accused google of digitizing some of their books on google books without compensating for getting permission from of these offers. now we are hearing that google will fended -- offended the chinese government', that the hackers are trying to hack their information. i think googled has been known to steal works and not compensate a lot of authors right here in this country and it has gotten people were right. and i think they tried to do this over in china and china basically said, no way. can i also just real briefly comment -- i heard a guy called earlier about? host: very briefly. caller: you asked,ç

it is true that well over 50% of our supplies in afghanistan come in over the tiber pass -- eddie khyber pass. i have sat down with the logistics of scissors in the field and taught them the immense difficulties. i do not see the hostage issue. as for the question of the groups, we are deeply concerned about the activities of these groups. one group straddles the border and is responsible for some of the most serious events that take the lives and ensure american and allied forces. there is no question about that. -- injured american and allied forces. we have discussed this and look for ways to deal with it, and i see signs of moving forward. movement forward, but i think with all respect to all of you, that continued discussion of this issue in public works against the goal, which i know all of you share. in this room, which is a reduction in the risk to the american forces in afghanistan. >> and i might add, and our allies, speaking of which, we have the danish and the georgian ambassador and the danish ambassador has a question. >> you mentioned the neighboring countries, they play a

host: north dakota from the democrats' line calling us from illinois -- eddie from the democrats' lined morning to you. i was just reading the business section oft ofthe oregonian -- business section of "the orgonian." that other companies would follow their lead. but i thought it was kind of interesting, just a couple of days ago, several chinese authors over there accused google of digitizing some of their books on google books without compensating for getting permission from of these offers. now we are hearing that google will fended -- offended the chinese government', that the hackers are trying to hack their information. i think googled has been known to steal works and not compensate a lot of authors right here in this country and it has gotten people were right. and i think they tried to do this over in china and china basically said, no way. can i also just real briefly comment -- i heard a guy called earlier about? host: very briefly. caller: you asked,ç why would't the government -- would the government starts swine flu? was in our government behind infecting the blood of t

eddy, good morning. >> go ahead, sir. i have a comment and just a nelson, and i would like to see somebody propose me notify ranking this past week, we look forward to working with you. and thank you for mentioning todd, he's our policy vice president and actually let the team but now foff -- the question i have for him has to do with educateors. we have 4,000-plus north carolina chart earth teachers were involved with the north carolinaa, which is our way of keeping the nea and wondering in what parts of your customers and what is continuing educate law that have createt evidencely into a caking kind of advocate cri work they do also provide some of those professional development activities. >> so it's important for charter schools, whether they do it through the networks they are associated with. a kips school or a spier public school that they have plentiful professional development for their futures and in terms of the way the schools operate. make sure the futures have a dwoice, some about to teach ole fosm and meani

i think it's evident in the decisions of companies like boeing and google and starbucks and eddy thus to put roots in south carolina. it is evident in expansion of bmw or oscar, it is evident in the efforts of on some heroes working to grow and sustain small businesses like southern aluminum and clinton or roofing in some central or that matter donner and estherville. it's evident in a lot of different fronts. we talk about change in the way that colombia works and once again we have this land where we would like to end that we have made real changes and efforts year i thank you. for too long to many votes were not recorded in the chambers and there can be no accountability with out transparency. get niki hanly and najaf and valentine in the house and harvey in the senate led efforts to change this on the simple belief is an idea was important enough to be voted on by the general assembly of south carolina, it was an idea important enough to be recorded and i thank all of you for when you did to change this and if you wouldn't mind what you get a round of applause to niki and nathan a

i think it's evident in the decisions of companies like boeing and google and starbucks and eddy thus to put roots in south carolina. it is evident in expansion of bmw or oscar, it is evident in the efforts of on some heroes working to grow and sustain small businesses like southern aluminum and clinton or roofing in some central or that matter donner and estherville. it's evident in a lot of different fronts. we talk about change in the way that colombia works and once again we have this land where we would like to end that we have made real changes and efforts year i thank you. for too long to many votes were not recorded in the chambers and there can be no accountability with out transparency. get niki hanly and najaf and valentine in the house and harvey in the senate led efforts to change this on the simple belief is an idea was important enough to be voted on by the general assembly of south carolina, it was an idea important enough to be recorded and i thank all of you for when you did to change this and if you wouldn't mind what you get a round of applause to niki and nathan a

. >> have you called in -- eddie had further contacts with diplomats in washington since yesterday'sl continue to see the answers from china. we will have further conversations with china but i am not aware [unintelligible] >> you said there will be a de marmarche. >> will have further discussions with china. when those occur, we will let you know. >> as you heard during the briefing, secretary of state hillary clinton announced she will travel to haiti on saturday to meet with haitian -- the haitian president and government officials and to visit relief activities as well. the administration officials have also announced that additional troops, aid workers, and supplies will be arriving today and her of the weekend. the 7.0 earthquake that struck haiti was the worst in the region and more than -- in more than 200 years. the quake was centered 200 miles southwest of the capitaol of port-au-prince. >> peniel joseph will discuss his book with the national editor. did you know the number one for a news app is cspan radio? it can get quick and freezeasy u can get quick and easy access. t

it's easy to forget he began his nba career as a backup to eddie jones and nick van exel. he's won four nba titles, been mvp and olympic gold draped around his neck. yet, his passion for the game has yet to wane. our ron thompson sits down with the lakers lead her in a rare, exclusive interview to find out what it is that makes kobe kobe. >> mama, there goes that man. >> he becomes the youngest player to reach the nd say wow or when you were approaching that goal, did you say i'm close? >> you know, i've never thought about milestones. never. still don't. i think when i retire years from now, i'll look back. i still won't think about it in that context. it's never been something that i've -- it's never been a goal of mine. the goal of mine has always been to win championships. that's at the construction of everything that i do. >> so, you've never tried twoib win mvp? >> the times i set out to win goals as an mvp, it becomes too much going on because i have to manage my teammates. i have to make sure they're accomplishing what they need to accomplish to help us be a better