can you give us an update of flo tv and what happens if flo tv will happen with media flow because it is the same -- >> guest: what we've done is we've said is dr. direct consumer sales. we were building with a partner, a small tv device. it didn't affect the sales through wireless operators. if you have it on your phone, that's still operating. overlooking that going forward is a couple of different possibilities to restructure so it works a little bit better from an economic standpoint. one may be just a field to another party and there are a wide range of interested partied they are. the other possibility is to stop doing what they're doing in terms of being a content aggregator and the service provider, but run it as a pipe. and we've had discussions with media companies were interested in doing things like downloadf magazines and newspapers and have those be live all the time. had conversations with deviceg manufacturers who want to be able to download updates to their software in a very simplef and easy fashion.bcfb so they're a number of companies out there interested in thebf

it's the $80 even flo maestro.overs more than 80,000 seats made through april of this year. >> reporter: this combination toddler booster seat the even flo maest rorkro is designed for children 50 to 80 pounds. >> whons you clionce you clip tn you pull on the harness. >> reporter: on a 50-mile-an-hour test that consumer reports two the seats failed. >> the seat cracked. this adjust or pulls back through the shell and allowed harness too loosen. >> reporter: when you look at the ccash again, you can see the strap getting pulled back through the seat which allows the harness to loosen. >> it allows the child to move much further forward exposing their neck to injury as well as increasing their potential for injury. it came with the 3 years oll using the hhrness. one way the seat was installed with the latch team and one where it was installed on the seatbelt system. >> reporter: even flo issued a recall built between november of 2009, and 2011. you can check the label on the top. this is james andrews. >>> coming up,

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about a woman's menstrual cycle and whether you call it your period, that time of the month or aunt flo, one company is calling it a great source for stem cells and that has a potential to one day cure disease. stem cells, the future of medicine, with the potential to cure just about everything. but it's a little more complicated than donating a vial of blood. the best kind of stem cells come from embryos or after a baby is born. stem cells are collected from blood in the umbilical cord. one company says the future of stem cells is in menstrual blood. they are doing research and selling the ability to collect and store what they call your monthly miracle. >> there didn't seem to be any downside any risks associated with doing it and there was a lot of upside potential. >> reporter: dawn mcfadden decided to try it buying in the company's claim that menstrual blood is a rich source of stem cells that could someday be used for her or her family to treat or cure everything from heart disease to sports injuries. it's called cl and that home kit for collecting menstrual blood which is then se

patients here were left crying out in pain in soiled bedding so thirsty they were drinking drinking from flo, about heart monitors switched off because nurses couldn't use them and untrained receptionists assessing patients. there have been several investigations into the hospital but they've left a lot of unanswered questions. what's different about this inquiry is that it will look beyond what was going on within the hospital and ask why more senior managers, regulators and ministers didn't realize things were going so badly wrong and step in to prevent them and crucially, it will have the power to compel witnesses to give evidence. important, too, for victims' families, here in the hopes that their personal tragedies could ultimately make the hospital a safer place. >> >> the british prime minister has arrived in china with u.k.'s biggest business delegation in living memory seeking to double trade in five years. president obama has endorsed india's ambition to gain a permanent seat on the u.n. surk security council, much to pakistan's displeasure. president castro of cuba has called the

how can anyone think that americans's religious faith cannot shunted aside by a dutch flo philosophy pushed aside by personal autonomy. wife edie two daughters apits kaw pale 81. politics yale university american studies with an emphasis on religious and politics. ba some come law day. harvard university ph.d. religioum cum laude. harvard university ph.d. religion. "new york times" magazine. new york book review the "wall street journal" "l.a. times" the washington post. so on.com. three books on white buddhists, recently american jesus, how the son of god became a national icon. red sox die fan and ken u.s. richard plotherow. >> bangor maine 47 years of age. wife na g i sa. jewish. politics independence. wesley 81. london school of economics ms international relations. business week magazine moscow burro chief 4 years. the atlantic contributing editor one year and currently. national journal staff correspondent with five cover stories this year. the french were right kerry is a worldly der the rise of nationalism. rethinking that zionism and going dutch one year the new york and was

&lay down on the flo. it only lasted less than ten minutes. so i got up. something fell.ll in our yard. then i came out and looked around and we had no lights. >> reporter:ow, across the parking lot here at the aj wright, they lost sections of the roof up on the top. also that really large air-conditioning unit that's usually up on top of the roof. well, it's n smashed to pieces, laying in the parking lot by the corner of the building. they're also without electricity. so a lot of damage, lot of people wondering exact what happened. was it a tornado or just a very, very powerful storm? we're just going to have to wait and see. a lot ofolks spending a long time today cleaning this mss up, that's for sure. eun, back to you. >> megan mcgrath in northeast washington. megan, thank you. >>> breaking ns out of baltimore. this video just in to news 4. look at the damage in northeast baltimore from what might have been a tornado there. firefighters are looking through homes that were badly damaged by a strong wind gust. there are reports of some people injured, but no reports of a

doesn't the devastation in cornwall illustrate the economy of his recent decision to slash investment and flo defenses? >> that's simply not the case. they will be spending over 2.1 billion on flood and coastal erosion over the next four years. that's roughly the same that's spent over the last four years. we made some difficult choices in the spending r >> each week the house of commons is in session, we erred prime minister's questions wednesday at 7:00 a.m. eastern and then again on sunday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern and pacific and at c-span.org you can find of video archive of past prime ministers questions. >> coming up, newly elected republican governors talk about their approach to governing and the fiscal challenges they will be facing once they are sworn in. also, remarks from the former house speaker newt gingrich about the incoming republican- led congress. later on "q&a", edmund morris discusses teddy roosevelt years after the presidency, up for his death at age 60. >> tomorrow on c-span2, discussion on the proposed agenda for the 112 congress. legal scholars and health policy ana

i have a lot of enthusiasm and that song by flo 'rida. >> we could talk about the days of john trav volt have a major rehearsal going on. it will -- this will be something that you will want to get the videotape of when it actually airs. i don't know if you are going to have rights to it. maybe i can talk to people to see if we can get the video. >> you have your people call our people. >> i have people. >> you have lots of people. from the sit ways room to the soul train awards. >> keep practicing, wolf. >> his is going to be a move. >> michael, while i have you, the midterm elections, yeah, was historic, and depressing, depending on which side you are on. >> which side you are on, right. >> you had a chance to interview barack obama. >> many times. >> what was your take? what was it like to have him on the show? what was your response from your listeners because the hype has died and the love has died? >> the economy is always going to be the thing that drives folks. if you have an economy as bad as this, anything is possible. a lot can be accomplished with the republicans managing one

for fresh drinking water as medical teams promised to distribute relief supplies slooas soon as the flo recede. those medical teams will be out today assessing the damage trying to find remote areas in northern haiti to see if they were hard hit. but overall hurricane tomas was a lot less punishing to haiti than they feared it would be. >> mark potter, thanks for the latest. >>> we want to head over to trish regan at the news desk for a look at other stories going on. >> good morning, lester. we begin with al qaeda and yemen. the militant islamic group is taking credit for two recent cargo bombs that were intercepted in britain and dubai on its way to chicago. the group is claiming it had a role in the september crash of the u.p.s. plane. but american investigators say the evidence indicates that the crash was an accident. the death toll now up to 138 after eruptions at indonesia's mt. merapi. it sent many to the hospital with burns over 90% of their bodies. 94 people killed in the latest blast. >>> more than 150 people were arrested last night in oakland, california, after an angry cro

president musharraf, the flo is yours. [applause] >> mr. kemp, president of the atlantic council, members of the council, it is indeed my unique privilege to be talking to all on a very important subject, the subject of our region, what is happening there. it is the happening place today and the stratec focus of the whole world is to our regi. therefore, i would like to say that we must understand the region and there is doubt that the world and indeed the united states coalition forces and pakistan must cooperate fully to be merged successful and what ever they are battling -- to emerge successful in whatever they are battling. therefore, i am going to talk to you on regional development, on the current situation there in the region, and also the ups and downs of pakistan and the united states relationships. as you said, it's a strategic relationship of great importance, but may i very frankly say that yes, indeed, in words, but in actions, one would expectuch more to show or to demonstrate the strategic importance that pakistan enjoys in