the students organizing the project will go to ghana to help deliver some of the bikes personally. >> push to keep bars open later now put on hold. >> straight ahead on the news at 5:30. why lawmakers decided to drop their support for the bill that would have created a later last call. >>. shows resume at sea world following wednesday's deadly accident involving an orca killer whale. coming up the changes sea world now mak >>>. >> in annapolis state lawmakers have resumed a lingering debate over the use of medical marijuana. john tells us supporters believe they have enough vote to pass the bill this year. hello john. >> hello karen. it is still illegal to possess marijuana in maryland. even if you can prove you are using it for medical reasons. but that could change if this bill passes. huge crowds pack a hearing room in annapolis this afternoon just to support the bill that would allow pharmacy to distribute marijuana to patrons with chronic or terminal illnesses. doctors say it relieves pain and reduces nausea for those undergoing cancer treatment. the pot itself only grown in stat

and we have some people from ghana here. >> here we go, right over here.e! >> there you go. go, snow leopard. thank you, jenna. we appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >> let's go over to meredith on the tram. >> look where i am. i'm on the sky ride that crosses grouse mountain every day. look who's with me, jimmy fallon from "late night with jimmy fallon." >> i'm so psyched. this is great, it's my first olympics. >> you just arrived? >> i arrived yesterday and went from the freezing cold right into a hockey match, canada versus russia. that was unbelievable. >> because the crowd went nuts! >> yeah, the crowd went nuts. this is a phenomenal olympics. i'm so excited. my favorite moment i've got to say was probably the opening ceremony. >> it was beautiful, the opening ceremony. >> until the end. >> what do you mean? >> well, the three columns came up and the fourth didn't and wayne gretzky's standing there going, what do i do? and i'm like, how do we top that? >> he was cool about it. >> but i'm like, i know how to top it, put wayne gretzky i the back of a

plus we cover about an eighth of the uk and we're in ghana in africa on pacifica stations and we're syndicated first page tv on television, the third hour of radio program, we do like, don imus used to do, you know, it's radio and tv at the same time. and so we run that through that third hour on first page tv which is on dish network. >> what time of the day are you on in oregon, when you do the show? >> in oregon it's nine to noon pacific time, it is noon to three eastern time. >> how would you say you approach your show different from most others that have one of these radio shows? >> i try not to do complaint radio, that is one of the things that frankly turns me off, when i hear it. i think it's really easy to just complain about the issues with the people and the politicians, but that i try to be entertaining, informative and relevant obliviously but in a way that offers solutions. i don't, in fact i have a kind of internal rule that i have used in certainly writing the books that i have in print and articles and things and speeches and what not, but have brought to the radio show becaus

[cheers and applause] with kristin as their leader, she is fresh back from ghana. back, kristin. it's wonderful having you here always. thank you so much. she will be back the next time here we have eve especialliler coming on the 24th of february, we invite you pack for that very special event. can you all hear me outside? good. i'm so sorry we can't have enough room for everybody to be here, but thank you so much. thank you for standing in the weather to be here. [cheers and applause] thank you. you know, you know, the gop is speaking about the fact that we have all this snow outside, therefore, global warming is over. and i would have to agree because our ice machine that hasn't worked for years is working now, so i know it's over. so global warming is not over, as you all know, and i just met someone from maine earlier today who said they've had the warmest winter they've had in a long, long time. we've gotten all the snow, so things are shifting. but thank you all for being here. i know this is a very special night. i wanted to, first, say a couple of words ab

breakfast and expressed the strongest concerned about a law being considered in the parliament of you ghanain the parliament of uganda. we are committed not only to reaching out and speaking up about the perversion of religion, and particularly, the use of it to promote and justify terrorism. but also seeking to find common ground. we are working with muslim nations to come up with an appropriate way of demonstrating criticism of religious intolerance without stepping over into the area of freedom of religion or non religion an expression. so there is much to be done, and there is a lot of challenging opportunities for each of us as we leave this prayer breakfast , prayer58th prayer breakfast. in 1975, my husband and i, who had gotten married in october, which were both teaching at the university of arkansas law school. we got married on a saturday and went back to work on monday. around christmas time, we decided that we should go somewhere and celebrate, take a honeymoon. my late father said that is a great idea, we will come, too. [laughter] indeed, bill and i and my entire family went t