edwards been through enough?usly, she has because they're on the way to divorce. >> sure. i can't imagine -- public humiliation aside, i mean, she's dealing with so many other health issues. you'd like to think that your husband would stand by you and not betray you so publicly. >> okay. jim, always good to have you aboard, jim morette. >> thanks. >> thanks. >>> coming up, high school senior on the national honor society sets up a facebook page and ends up being very critical trashing his school. so the honor society kicked him out because he violated a pledge to be loyal to his school. but yet you look at this. what were his first amendment rights violated? how do we cut through all this? i'm going to talk to this high school senior coming up, ask him about the facebook page and the pledge he took, and we'll take your calls as well. >>> all right. good topic here. want to hear from you on it. by the way it's a poll we're taking at facebook. lay out the story first. high school student kicked off the national hon

here you facilitated john edwards' affair. covered for edwards.pent money on john edwards. >> right. >> sean: he never paid you back. >> right. >> sean: made a lot of promises to you. >> he wrecked my car. >> sean: i was a little shocked after all you had done for him. tell everybody how the relationship ended and what said to you? >> there was a -- at the very end he had fred called me and sent me a text that said >> sean: the trial lawyer. >> right who wanted edwards to be the attorney general and has since passed. he sent me a message, the bizarre thing was at this point elizabeth had taken away all the senator's car keys and cell phone the most bizarre thing. he didn't have a cell phone or a car. >> sean: except for the batman to rielle hunter. >> yes. now he was caught, it was gone. he told me to drive a mile to the right of the driveway. so, he pulls up in this black suburban and we are driving out in the middle of country roads here and there. then he has me get in the car with him. acting like he's drunk, talking on the cell phone looking

that he believes is edwards' then mistress rielle hunter. meanwhile, rielle hunter admits she made a very private, very personal tape with edwards back in 2006 and wants it back. the problem is hunter had her baby in 2008. she obviously wasn't pregnant for two years. so are they talking about two different personal private tapes? if these sex tapes do exist, edwards was being even more wildly self destructive. so why stop at just one tape? don't even think of doing a sex tape if you're running for president is asking to be caught. that's my issue. >> find out what else jane has on her mind. watch "issues with jane valez-mitchell" on hln. >>> a study finds an abstinence only sex education class may delay middle schoolers from having sex. some say this proves teaching abstinence works. others call it unrealistic and only a short term solution. your views on this in a moment. >>> an experimental abstinence only program may delay young teens from having sex. this one does not tell kids to wait until marriage or frown on contraception. it focuses

edwards' former aide andrew young says he found a tape in a home that he and his wife shared with edwardsi joy behar show," one writer says the scandal is not just about the tape. >> it's about the wholesale frauj lens of john edwards. it's not just the fact that he cheated to his cancer-stricken wife, it's not just the denials about paternity and the denials about safe and how totally artificial this personality was. >> a court ordered young to return the tape to rielle hunter, but he says that he's going to let the lawyers figure this out. he also has denied claims by edwards' attorneys who said he wrote the tell-all book for financial gain. catch "the joy behar show" here at 9:00 eastern on hln. >>> a man is accused of stealing shoes for decades and storing them at his house. they say he's been stealing for about 20 years. >> there's 150 boxes full of various amounts of shoes, but a safest mat is there are several thousand shoes there. >> anything i didn't ask? >> there's plenty we have talked about. by the way, they don't need the shoes back. they just want their pictures back. >>> we

john edwards' former body man.e a full account, a spilling of the beans about what happened with this baby, with rielle hunter. >> i don't know if i can practice this. >> dramatic reading of tina here. she says -- tina, i think if nothing else, we have learned a lot about john edwards through this. but it has shown a light on the political enablers. >> it's a revolting scene, this book. i was mesmerized. it is a truly revolting read. but if you really want a page-turning, sick book, because you have this worm, this enabler for john edwards, constantly enabling him, sucking up to him. getting him diet sprites that doesn't stain his teeth, cutting the labels out of his armani suits so he can pretend to be a man of the people, so revolting and at the same time hating the person. every servile person eventually hates the person that they are serving. you see there is one moment in the book, he got a great pleasure, young, from keeping the armrest down in the car when edwards got in, because edwards liked to have the ar

edward 7 months after -- 7 months after the national inquirer began uncovering scoops about john edwards are still pretending he's a serious force and a serious person in the campaign. megyn: they say the award is discretionary. they will have a bunch of elitists sitting around deciding whether the newspaper is worth think for purposes of this award. i have got to go, thanks so much for standing by through the toyota thing. we appreciate you being here. we are monitoring that for news. if we hear anything and if we get into this q and tax session and -- this q and a session. and if it gets meansful we'll get back to you. if you started ripping on your colleague. espn's tony kornheiser did it on his nationally broadcast radio show. now he's been suspended for two weeks. but did he really controls the line in talking -- did he really cross the line? "kelly'kk's next. >> she looks like she has sausage casing wrapped around her upper body. megyn: fox news alert. jumping back into the toyota hearing where the president of the north american toyota is take questions. mr. inaba is his name. >>

his life was dependent on edwards and the family.s rational there are great people that all have skeletons in their closet. >> his wife had cancer. it is the worst disease the woman was going through chemo and he was having this affair with this other woman. it just shows you the level of arrogance. it is narcissistic. >> always -- >> he only came out to say it was his child because of the book and they're investigating him because of the campaign financing. that's the only reason why he decided to come out. >> an awful big divorce settlement. i would prefer not to be john edwards. >> sean: good way to put it. we went through the president's credibility gap. big speech, fiscal responsibility, top of the list. the largest budget deficit the country has ever had a week later. how do you put that together? >> number one thing you look for, you just want people to do what they say they are going to do. it is so hard to digest something when he says he's concerned about this deficit i inherited -- >> sean: people aren't buying it. >> no t

. >> jason edwards uses his credit cards mainly to buy equipment for his photography business. but it was the snapshot of this interest rate that jumped to nearly 30% that caught his eye a few months ago. >> i immediately called, you know, thinking, you know, i could negotiate. >> reporter: edwards transferred a balance to a chase card a year and a half ago thinking he would only pay 19 .9% on new purchases. he made payments to his card twice a month and figured he was a loyal customer. >> i equate that with stealing. >> reporter: when edwards couldn't negotiate his way back to a reduced rate he cancelled the card. chase would not comment specifically about the closed account but in a statement they say in part, when necessary we make changes to pricing, terms or credit lines based on borrower risk, market conditions and the cost to us of making loans. >> it is annoying to see your rate go to 28 or 29% when you have done nothing but pay your bill. >> reporter: consumer action says the new provisions in place will make it harder for card companies to change the terms of your agr

i would have to go with the john edwards sex tape. again that might be in the short subject category ba boom. >> bill: is that nominated, miller? >> no. >> bill: i got confused there was so many i thought i might have missed it. >> bill: are you happy you did that, miller? are you happy? >> yeah, bill you and i talked about that guy two years ago. >> bill: it's done. it's over. >> he is slime. he is slime. >> bill: dennis miller, everybody. there he is in a moment, body language on stewart and o'reilly. michelle obama and -- we have another one, another surprise. there is something. right back with pl.

it reminds me of the edwards situation where at a certain point elizabeth edwards said you know what, i don't take anymore. >> yeah, and talking about sheer numbers and we're not just talking about generics, we are getting details of these steamy messages, and is basically he was very happy with her. talking about the porn star. and brooke, you wonder where that breaking point is. do we know, where has elin been, where are the kids? what's been going on with her? >> there are reports floating around, and as jane said, we're hearing that she is going to pick him up from rehab, they're going to try to patch things up. and i am shocked if she is truly going to do this. because what he has done to her is despicable, it's appalling. but at the same time, i do firmly believe in the institution of marriage. although he has violated his wedding vows over and over and over again. if she is trying to save her marriage for the sake of her family, more power to her. but really, how many women are going to have to come out of the woodwork for it to be too much for her, for her to finally leave him

off the charlotte miss, jabari edwards grabs the rebound, almost throws it away.nails the tee-pointer. taylor with 16 points. the colonials beat charlotte 75-70 and clinch a spot in the a-10 tournament for the first time since 2007. >>> it was a spirited nascar nationwide race tonight in vegas. ken harvick told his pit guys they looked like a bunch of idiots, but they rebounded to earn him his first nationwide win. danica patrick in her last race spouted off about the driver that caused her to wreck. danica patrick will take a four-month break to return to indycar racing. halfway through the race, michael mcdowell was down a lap in the way. caused danica to lose control, go into that other car. danica patrick finished 31st. after that she had a lot to say. >> i learned for sure. we had a good car. we really did. i said that earlier. we have a better car than where we qualified. unfortunately, we got caught in a bad situation with a driver who wasn't looking and probably a spotter who wasn't calling. i probably should have seen the tape on the left rear bumper and

what were you doing, edward? >> we were doing a survey and delivering aid and hope. we generally do, is go in and assess and immediately provide the hope and goods that they need. >> larry: do you at all deal with adoption? >> no, not at all. it's not anything that we are involved with. ours is health care, education, livelihood. >> larry: for children? >> for anybody in need. children are just one segment of it. a major segment. they're the more emotional segment. but to be able to reunite the family and provide them with the material that they need to remain a family is a key issue with us. >> larry: we understand one of your comrades was lost in the rubble of the hotel montana. any news at all? >> none whatsoever. he's still listed as missing. in the aftermath of the earthquake walt rademan, one of the members of knightsbridge for the last eight to ten years, has gone missing there at that location. >> larry: edward, are you optimistic about haiti? >> i'm always optimistic when i see the outpouring of compassionate and focused aid. big ngos, the small ngos are her

young, has said in several interviews including with our own chris matthews, this tape is of john edwards he says is a very pregnant rielle hunter at the time so right now the judge is saying turn over the tape. turn over the pictures or you will be put behind bars. we'll keep you up to date. more breaking news from our nbc affiliate kiro. they're reporting that washington state officials have ordered all state agencies to pull new 2010 prius hybrids off the road. seattle and king county will keep driving the prius models but have requested that floor mats be removed from the vehicles according to a new report. we heard from the ceo of toyota today apologizing for quality control issues with the company saying they would make great improvements but we've not seen an official recall of the prius as we've seen with other vehicles. there have been reports of brake problems with the 2010 prius but as of now there's not been an official recall from toyota but now this news, officials taking action and asked all state agencies to pull that particular vehicle off the road. also, there are some s

edwards in the ballgame. paulisha kellum drives. edwards hits.. >> robyn: battle on the inside. >> rich: i think officials are trying to clean it up right now. >> robyn: good positioning on that shot. edwards, hands ready. knocking it down. >> rich: duke is starting to get all of the rebounds. >> robyn: they are just outscrapping and hustling virginia right now and again, it is a physicality in which duke plays and they have gotten virginia off-balance. >> rich: and a foul by shine inside. krystal thomas is going to get free throws and shine has 3. virginia has had a very good recruiting class. duke may have the best recruiting class in the country, many feel. >> robyn: that is quality as well. jasmine thomas. >> rich: crystal is coming back. >> robyn: you have renee, a freshman. >> rich: krystal thomas her first point. duke up 12. full-court pressure. she turned an ankle. paulisha kellum in trouble. traveled. rich:ed andiate penetrates, dishes. jasmine thomas. @ ú0@@ h00 >> robyn: trying to getaway a little bit here. >> rich: monica wright shot

. >>> john edwards' sex scandal a judge has found edwards' former aide andrew young in contempt of courta sex tape. superior court judge is demanding young return that tape to edwards' former mistress, rielle hunter. hunter sued young, asking that he return the video. the judge says the contempt ruling will be lifted if young returns that tape by wednesday. they call it a personal videotape being sought by rielle hunter. he says it's a copy of a video showing edwards in a sksual encounter with rielle hunter. >>> latest sign of the worry surrounding brake problems with the toyota prius. washington state officials have sent out a memo, telling them to yank 2,300 priuses off the road. grandson of the man who started the company issued an apology. phil lebeau joins us from illinois. it has to be the kind of news that hits the dealers and salespeople so hard that they're pulling them off the roads. it's not a good sales pitch. >> reporter: it's more of a pr hit than anything else, contessa. washington case is only six priuses, not a large fleet of tens of thousands of vehicles. nonetheless, t

who was jonathan edwards? >> guest: jonathan edwards was a theologian and one of our prominent thinkers in new england, and he's writing to his daughter, who is far away from home. and this is -- this letter i chose for the book more to give a sense of time and time and place. and he's telling his daughter that her faith is the most important thing that there is. c-span: i actually underline, "and if the next news we hear from -- of you should", which i found -- i found this part unusual, but he says ... >> guest: i did. c-span: "and if the next news we hear of you should be of your death (though that would be very melancholy), yet if withal we should hear of that which should give great grounds to hope that you had died in the lord, how much more comfortable would this be (though we should have no opportunity to see you, or take our leave of you in your sickness), than if we should be with you all in your sickness, and have much opportunity to tend to you, and converse and pray with you, and take an affection

. >> moyers: the video ends with this plea from state senator raskin and congresswoman donna edwards.>> the supreme court has had its say. now it's our turn. >> to take matters into our own hands, to enact a constitutional amendment that once and for all declares that we the people govern our elections and our campaigns, not we the corporation. >> now is the time for us to put in motion a great popular movement to amend the constitution to defend democracy against the champions of corporate plutocracy. >> moyers: with me now are two seasoned observers of politics and government who have strong positions on the court's decision and have been exercising their first amendment right to speak their minds. libertarian nick gillespie is editor-in-chief of reason.tv and the website reason.com, which features a political blog called "hit & run." it's one of the most popular the on the web. both are offshoots of "reason magazine," the award-winning libertarian monthly gillespie edited for eight years. lawrence lessig, is director of the e.j. safra foundation center for ethics at harvard univers

edwards of maryland. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1051, the gentlewoman from maryland, ms. edwards, and a member opposed, shall each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from maryland. mission edwards: thank you, madam -- ms. edwards: thank you, madam chair. i want to take this moment to thank chairman gordon and ranking member hall for consideration of this amendment. i probably like lots of americans have faced a circumstance even in this last month and a half, private information compromised first at a bank then a federal agency and then at a retail establishment. all within the span of a month and a half. such as identity theft, denial of service, viruses, loss of sensitive information, and other malicious activity are part of the ever evolving cybersecurity threat to our country. it's important that we act exclusively to prepare our nation for these threats and anticipate the threats that will help in the years to come. it's not an easy task and we operate on a system

another one, john edwards. he was only a few votes away from being president of the united states for a while there. then the rumors started to surface he was cheating, not just on his wife, his cancer-stricken wife. and he fathered a love child. he wanted to make it clear looking you right in the eye that that is absolutely untrue. >> i think what you're asking about, i responded to c consiste consistently saying i don't respond to those lies. you know. that you cover me. i stand by that. >> glenn: mm-hmm. no hedging there. he's telling you exactly like it is. same as this guy, the dna comes out. did i say no? okay, i am the father. he said, "i'm quinn's father and i'll do everything in my power to provide her the love and support she deserves and it was wrong to deny she was my daughter." you think so? how very, very tender of you, john edwards. then there is this example which has drawn chorus offians from the immedof ia yawns from the media. this is from president obama. one of the most outrageous in some t

i'm not in the vein of jerry falwell or jonathan edwards of sitters in the hands of an angry god. that is not to be confused with john edwards, the vice presidential candidate who is neither a technique or fundamentalist. in fact, he's nothing, for nothing. when i like a stock at $39.26, i don't all of a sudden like it less when it goes to $38.50. i like it there and don't like it here? no, ixnay partner. the question with qualcomm is exactly how much should we like it here after its terrible self-inflicted guidance gunshot wound. the chart may say bottom but we feel equal couldn't by qualcomm. the company was the self-proclaimed star of the consumer electronics show. two weeks late ter made us feel like idiots for liking it with stocks trade on the future estimates not just mast earnings. prognosis negative in the words of seinfeld to the future of what they gave us. why was it so grim? a whole host of bummers. slower china growth and lower than expected prices for its chips being the two standouts. ultimately i believe these problems also work out as the recovery unfolds and sma

hartford, baltimore, baltimore city, back to howard, carol, edward into the morning. and look for blowing snow, look for drifting snow,. look for winds gusting up to 40 miles an hour. the official dwi, which is still in dispute from the last storm. four inches as of midnight. it went to freezing rain. it will be back to snow. look at the dark blue drill west. that's the side of the intense battle of snow. it's pushing back towards the city as it turns the freezing rain back to snow. it will get heavy. it is called the dry spot, where we have the transition storm is taking over. it really -- with temperatures that will actually be dropping. temperatures dpropg to the middle -- dropping to the middle 20s. strong winds up to 40 miles an hour. expect wind chills back to the teens. the main issue is going to be the fact that we got ourselves the snowfall rates that will come down at 1 to 2 inches per hour. the ground blizzard because of the blowing and drifting, into the afternoon, even as the know know -- stick around. we'll be back with the coverage of good morning, mary

if those were taken by artist, james edward kelly, when in 1855, died in 1933.ellie was in a historical artist for harper's weekly, scribners monthly. he also later turned to sculpture out of studio in new york on 57th street. at that time come over 40 union general scan to kelly's studio to pose for their portrait. and while kelly was an artist, that in his art, he would not depict a button unless he could document it. and imagine sitting down with general grant, which would've meant that would be. or sitting down with joshua lawrence chamberlain and doing their portraits in asking any question you wanted it and that's what kelly would do. he would interview more than to the portrait. he was a time of the generals, have become an event in thing out there, stop here and there is the portrait, there's the painting. let's talk about that moment. and he would take careful notes. one day in the future, if his artwork work was ever challenged as being inaccurate, he could produce these notes and say well, this is what general chamberlain told me about little round to

john edwards, sex tape scandals. his former mistress moves closer to getting a private video returned. >>> investigation into the death of michael jackson. the doctor does not appear in court as expected. >>> and anne arundel gets a special gift for graduation. >>> the snow is here. stay with wjz for complete first warning weather coverage of the snow system in maryland. first warning weather team is tracking it all, coming up. >>> the big storm warning tonight. as a major snowstorm moves into maryland. live look outside. the snow is falling. now it is starting to stick. stay with wjz for updates on this storm. we'll check in with bob in a few minutes. >>> a mother is told she has just weeks to live and her last wish is to see her daughter granduate. andrea fujii reports, anne arundel high school granted that wish by presenting her daughter's diploma, six months early. >> she's been waiting 18 years for this day, to watch her daughter graduate. something doctors said wouldn't be possible. >> when the doctor said, no,

. >>> coming up, a judge makes a ruling concerning the alleged john edwards sex tape. >>> but first thedoctor who was in a california mansion where michael jackson went in to cardiac arrest was supposed to surrender to police today. we'll tell you why he didn't. >>> and we will take you outside with a live picture from northwest dc. again, it is getting dark out there. and the storm is expected to be picking up as we go through the evening hours. topper is watching it and we have live team coverage of the super storm. we'll be right back. >>> you are looking at a live picture from the weather terrace. the storm is amping up by the hour and topper has the updated super snowstorm forecast coming up. >>> making news today the charges against michael jackson's doctor are going to wait. a crush media awaited the expected surrender today of dr. murray. the prosecutors upstaged the plan by announcing they weren't going to take action until next week. prosecutors have said murray will be charged with involuntary manslaughter in jackson's death. >>> a former aide to john edwards has been found i

g÷g÷uññ >>> john edwards sex tape details revealed.s is "entertainment tonight." >>> explicit. >> yes, he is naked. >> explosive. >> he is aware that he's being taped. >> andrew young and his wife speak out as the tape is locked away in court. >> the woman is holding the camera. >> their jaw-dropping new details. >> he is performing sexual acts. >>> plus, new information about john's scandalous affair. >> and i'll tell you rielle's secret nicknames for john. >>> charlie sheen and wife brooke in rehab. "the latest news." what will happen to their kids? >>> plus, tiger woods' children in the eye of the storm. can the embattled couple save their family. tv's "supernanny" sounds off. >> these two adults will need to come together. >>> terrifying new animal attacks. crazed cats caught on tape.

." >>> and the latest news -- did john edwards steal elizabeth's wallet?want to take his wife's credit cards, cash and telephone? >>> plus, how did he keep his affair secret? >>> why is mark harmon so happy? on set secrets. exclusive new scenes. >> how many more years can we

also, andrew young, had revealing book about john edwards.on the morning mix. they're standing by. >>> first, to juju chang with the morning's news. >> how hoarse will her voice be on monday morning? >> oh, man. >> good morning, george. good morning, everyone. the powerful storm headed toward the east coast, could deliver the biggest snowfall in the nation's capital in a century. washington could be buried by two feet tomorrow morning. federal offices will close midday today. airlines have canceled hundreds of flights across the mid-atlantic states. and many, many schools are closed. sam champion will have more and the latest on the storm's path in a moment. >>> this morning, toyota's top executive addressed the public for the first time, since the company began recalling millions of vehicles. akio toyoda apologized personally around the world. and he said there will be a quality control expert. meanwhile, the company has to decide whether to recall the 2010 prius because of brake problems. >>> "the l.a. times" says an electronic problem is c

>>> elizabeth edwards. jenny sanford. "e.t.'s" scorned wives week.

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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh >>> john edwards sex tape detailsicit. >> yes, he is naked. >> explosive. >> he's aware that he's being taped. >> andrew young and his wife speak out as the tape is locked away in court. >> the woman is holding the camera. >> their jaw-dropping new details. >>> plus, new information about john's scandalous affair. >> and i'll tell you rielle's secret nicknames for john. >>> charlie sheen and wife brooke in rehab. the latest news. what will happen to their kids? >>> plus, tiger woods' children in the eye of the storm.

and elizabeth edwards is a dramatic example in the book where the gap between what the public saw and what they wanted the public to see and how they were in private is a cosmic kind of gap. obama's the gap between the public image and private reality is of all the major candidates was the most narrow and i think it is part of the reason why he turned out to be a strong candidate and part of the reason why he won because they spent very little time in the obama campaign having to manage the problem of here's what we are trying to tell the public but here's what is going on. that was for all the other campaigns there was enormous amount of time and effort that was devoted by the staff to try to bridge the gap and massage the differences. the obama campaign was able to focus to a larger extent getting done what it needed to get done because there wasn't that large a gap. now with that said we show as i talked before about the race example we show plenty of the examples where the obama public image was and what was going on behind the scenes and we laid that out but i do think it's impor

too bad that didn't work for john edwards. all that and more right after nancy. >> with us tonight, david schumer. he's in a fight against pancreatic and liver cancer. the golf tournament, may 10, suburban country club, baltimore. david, first of all, i want you to tell us about your mother. >> well, nancy, my mother was a wonderful woman. she had a personality that lit up a room when she walked in. she had a fantastic sense of humor. she was the last one always to leave the party. she was just a great, wonderful person and then, nancy, three weeks after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, she was taken from us. >> i recall when that happened. everything was so sudden. and it was like she never even got a chance to fight. she never got a chance to really fight. tell me about your project. >> well, the fund is something i started back in late 2006 after my mother passed away. in the effort to help the medical community find a method of early detection and one day a cure for pancreatic cancer. today, medicine is still using

. >> and scott brown is taking over the steth seat of the late massachusetts senator edward kennedy.rown was sworn in by joe biden at a capitol hill ceremony today and the arrival in the senate ends the supermajority and gives the g.o.p. the 41 votes they can use to block president obama's bills. >> and a man accused of holding group sex parties at his home. ball pickthorn that rents this house says he has done nothing illegal but zoning officials gave him a warning because he took money for the parties. he could face fines. >> and new at 11:00, opponents of slot machines at the mall say they collected enough signatures for referendum on the issue. they said they received 3,000 pages of signatures pennsylvania and the opponents said they gathered 20,000 signatures and that's more than 18,000 that were needed to put the ordinance on the ballot. and the facility would include lottery terminals. >> that storm is officially starting to develop. >> yeah. >> making its way up here? yao it is. >> countdown on? >> it is. >> we're all going to survive. >> that's right, sports is next. let's s

edward guarnieri. >> at what the prime minister told us just a moment ago about defense spending is correct, why on earth did defense chiefs threatened to resign because of his proposal, defense cuts as a general walker told the chilcott this week? >> mr. speaker, i just had report to the house, that defense spending was rising every year during that period. it was rising in real terms, nobody has doubted that every aspect of iraq and afghanistan was funded. and i repeat, it was the conservative party that went to the last election wanting to cut defense expenditure. >> thank you, mr. speaker. members across the house will i am sure i applaud the care and support given by the legion to those who are serving in our armed forces and those who have served. we are asking members of parliament and those wishing to be elected to the sounds to do our bit and keep the faith of our brave heroes. and i asked the prime minister, to sign the pledge in support of our armed forces family? >> i would be delighted to. the defense secretary already has done so, and i pay tribute to the outstanding work of t

. >> edward garnier. >> if what the prime minister told us a moment ago about defense spending is correct, why on earth did defense chiefs threaten to resign because of his proposed defense cuts, as general walker told chilcot this week? >> i have to report to the house that defense spending was rising every year during that period. it was rising in real terms, and nobody has doubted that every aspect of iraq and afghanistan was funded. i repeat that it was the conservative party that went into the last election wanting to cut defense expenditure. >> robert flello. >> i am sure that members throughout the house will applaud the care and support given by the royal british legion to those who are serving and have served in our armed forces. the royal british legion is asking members of parliament and those wishing to be elected to this house to do our bit and keep the faith with our brave heroes. may i invite the prime minister, my right honorable friend, to sign the royal british legion pledge in support of our armed forces family? >> i would be delighted to, and the defense secretary has

. >> larry: have you spoke ton elizabeth edwards? >> no. >> larry: do you plan to? i have spoken to her. i talked to her very recently. and she sent great, best wishes to teresa and said she wanted to be in touch with her. and we talked just about general things. >> larry: what do you make of the whole thing with john? >> what can you make? it's a tragedy. >> larry: are you shocked? >> yes, and obviously disappointed. but i think everybody just feels awful about it in terms of their family, the relationship, and everybody saw it publicly. the promise, the hope. you know, and obviously capable career and -- >> larry: have you spoken to him? >> i have not. i called their home, not knowing who would answer. >> larry: what do you make -- you got friendly with her. >> i got some what. we were in different ships. we was in one part of the country and she was in another. >> larry: what do you make of the press she is getting? >> we reached a stage where we don't read it or watch and it pay attention to it? >> larry: why not? >> we are focused on trying to get things done.

he will hold the seat of edward kennedy. it gives republicans the 41 votes necessary to filibuster. >>> we will have the latest schools closing or closing early. and tai shan has reached his homeland. >>> another historic snowstorm. number seven was the last storm of all time we may see better. >>> welcome back to 9 news now. we are back with a rundown on the school closings and early dismissals. a lot of closings were announced yesterday. most in virginia. -- as well as business and federal government closings. check it out at wusa9.com. >>> we are not the only ones crazy about giant pandas. here's a look at the coverage of tai shan's arrival this morning. they waited 30 minutes from the time the special fedex plane landed with tai shan and the panda from atlanta until the crates were unloaded from the plane. >> bittersweet. >> bittersweet but very important as far as preserving the breed and seeing more little tai shan's. >> glad they made it. >> want to make a note. wearing the black and gold for the saints but more impor

chief assistant county counsel edward napp for the prosecution, talking about the family issues saying the alleged family was created by 29 felony counts of kidnapping, false imprisonment and rape, the garridos' invocation of the sanctity of the family is breathtaking in its audacity. very well put, lisa. where are they going with this? where is the defense going with that? >> well, look, defense lawyers are supposed to be fighting jealously for the rights of their clients. that's what they're doing. i don't even blame them for asking to contact jaycee, she's the key witness fagainst these defendants. once she says i don't want to be contacted i'm in hiding with my daughters, leave me alone, that has to be respected and crime victims have a lot of rights in california. i expect it will be. they have the right to subpoena her for trial. she has to go to trial if there is one, she has to answer questions for their attorneys on cross examination, but she does not have to cooperate with them before trial. >> when we come back from break, we'll talk about that. what if filip or nancy garrid

phil suggested edwards thought he was invincible during the affair. steve? >> what a story.r-elect scott brown will probably officially finally be sworn in as the junior senator from massachusetts. so what sped up the swearing-in process? joining us right now from boston, keba arnold. we thought it was going to happen last week. we thought maybe next week. but it could happen at 5:00 today. what happened? >> well, you know, a lot of speculation over just what caused this sudden change. let's give you a little background. two days ago on tuesday, scott brown said yes, he's perfectly fine with it happening on february 11th. but yesterday, his attorney sent out this letter to the governor and the secretary of state asking them to certify the election results right away which is set to happen this morning at 9:30 in a special meeting with the governor here. now, what caused this? well, really a lot of speculation. some are saying that republicans pressured him to get -- to get sworn in right away so they could have those 41 votes so possibly block any kind of democratic appointe

so it's a healthy thing and it's a defensive reaction. >> reporter: doctor's edwards advice to cope -d a way to entertain yourself and realize -- >> this will not be forever. it will go away. >> reporter: wisdom martin, fox 5 news. >>> he has personally and repeatedly apologized for the toyota troubles. appearing on capitol hill to assure customers and congress that his cars are safe, akia toyota said the company is working around the clock to mix fillons of cars and -- fix millions of cars and said it is not due to electrical issues. lawmakers said the apology is not enough. >> there seems to be some discrepancy - again we're trying to get at what did we know and when did we know it. >> it seems as if there is no end to this series of -- of promises and then promises that seem to come short of reaching the goal of safety. >> reporter: 39 people have died because of sudden acceleration in their toyotas. some angry lawmakers blasted toyota over an internal investigation about stopping a investigation into sudden acceleration. >>> it is not a recall, but a safety improvement campaign. t

edwards. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for three minutes. mr.dwards: madam speaker, getting sailing lessons from the captains of the economic titanic may be interesting but not very helpful. let's get serious. allowing the u.s. treasury to default on our nation's debt for the first time in history is not a responsible option. it would devastate our economy, our stock market and our children's future. republicans know it and democrats know it. we all know it. the responsible action is to the responsible action is to st we can do that by passing a pay as you go law. pay as you go is a principle that citizens understand and live by every day. it is a principle that helped congress in the late 1990's turned the largest deficit in american history into the largest surplus in american history. unfortunately, the republican house leadership killed the pay- as-you-go rule that had worked so well and killed in 2002. the largest surplus in history turned into the largest deficit in american history. republican led congress passed tax cuts and the largest

in fact, tonight, i'm wearing one of john edwards' old suits. [ audience ohs ] [ applause ] real cheapmeredith vieira is on the show tonight, you guys. i'm so psyched. i love her. [ cheers and applause ] i love her. i don't know if any of you saw the "today" show this morning. they showed a live c-section birth on the air. viewers called it the all-time weirdest installment of "where in the world is matt lauer." [ laughter ] this is pretty cool, it's doppelganger week on facebook, where people replace their profile pictures with a celebrity they look like. and then people's friends go, "yeah, right. [ light laughter ] i guess fred think he's looks like george clooney." this is just weird, this thing. a funeral home in denver admitted to misplacing a woman's body last week and dressing another corpse in her clothes. i guess they are just hope the woman's family will be like, "that's weird. i don't remember barbara being asian. [ light laughter ] it is her shirt, though. sayonara, barbara." [ light laughter ] here's a cute story, an 8-year-old cat in britain just became the world's first

it's not senator john edwards but it will make awe nowed. we have a report. what else do we have to say, bill o'reilly versusóxÑ >> from american's news headquarters, i'mainsizains. a group of u.s. missionaries might learn thursday if they the face charges for trying to take children out of haiti. they have already undergone extensive questioning and they should be charged with trafficking. some parents say they willingly handed over their kids to the missionaries to escape the devastation. the death toll there now topping 200,000. u.s. military officials believe that the taliban chief is dead. hakimullah mehsud is thought to have died of injuries suffered in a u.s. drone attack in pakistan last month. there is no confirmation, yet, but a senior intelligence official says that information pieced together so far indicates he's dead. he was suspected in last year's attack on a cia base in afghanistan. i'm ainsley earhardt. we return to "on the record with greta van susteren." thanks for watching. ing. >> greta: great news, uncle sam wants you! lots of you. in