i think james cameron is jealous of glen beck. i think james cameron wants to do it through his movies and glen beck is a star. he brings up discussion and isn't that the point of cameron's movie. >> cameron's feelings were hurt when beck hadn't seen his movie. that bothered him. you know you are doing something right when you know you are pissing off an incredible and a successful director. >> he comes out and makes these statements, and it is obvious that glen beck -- he may think glen beck is bigger than james cameron. >> i bet you agreed with everything cameron was saying, andrea. >> of course. i would love to see another tolerant liberal exposed. at the end of the day, i am wonder figure it should have been james cameron introducing the healthcare with the potty mouth he had. i think james cameron and glen beck should get together and they should have a show like a pay per view thing on fox. >> absolutely. >> make it a series. >> cameron did say -- he said he wants a debate. i have to give him credit. that's the first global

glen glen now you are using too much logic. [ laughing ] -- >> i develop and bill cancer treatment centers across the country. there's a concern of keeping up the quality of treatment. we've been improving over the years in treatments. >> glenn: i think all of us, that's what the american revival is tomorrow, faith, hope and charity. we've been talking this on the show. it takes in my keynote address tomorrow my daughter gave me this song, she gave me this cd one of the songs, i don't remember, the hookline is let's get rich and then buy everybody a sweater and a house for our parents in france. i called her up after i heard that and i said i've got good news and bad news. don't buy me a france, ever, it's france. second, that's the dumbest thing i've ever heard, let's buy everybody a sweater, what about the people who live by the equator. that was a hippie song that understood get rich and then buy everybody something that you want to do. do something charitable for you, what you want to do. what we have done here is we've destroyed everything which gives you the ability to get rich and b

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chris hayes with "the nation," respond to glen greenwald. >> i think that's largely true.ink -- i think it's not accurate to say the insurance companies got everything they wanted out of the bill. the people that got everything out of the bill was pharma, the big drug companies, and in some ways hospitals. the people that have it the toughest are the insurance companies. the insurance company regulations that are in the bill are actually quite strong. the ways that the exchanges can bar insurance companies from participating if they do things that they don't like is pretty strong. so that's actually where the strongest consumer predictions and strongest regulatory -- >> you agree, chris, that big pharma was bribed and big hospitals were bribed and big unions were bribed. let me read you a quote that glen greenwald on salon also said about these big insurance companies that nancy pelosi said are villains, and boy, we're taking them down by forcing everybody to buy their product. glen quoted marsha anschultz, professor of harvard medical school and former editor of "the new

hey glen glen in since you commented on the purple tie it has been hard to find. sends me a gift how nice. they are the men, the voice of reason. in today's news cokie roberts said i was a terrorist. the director of the titanic, said i was excuse this is fing a-hole and poison to society that is not just about me. that is not about me. you see what they've done is they've radicalized the man. these people are in the center. who is down here? they know that these people always lose, because they experienced it. the crazy tea baggers in the streets. why would a government continue to poke you and poke you and poke you and poke you? why would they say these things? why have these people said these things about good americans? because they need to separate these people from these people. they know how you feel when the president of the united states says that do you have the picture of -- yeah, here. these guys, remember these guys, when these guys said crazy dope-smoking hippies, they knew how it felt and it drove 'em nuts. and it drove some of them, it drove this gu

on fox news, host glen beck accused americans of milking the attention. >> it's almost like the left is trumping all of this up for the politics of ate you will. >> a top house republican said their party has gotten threats, too. and accused two democrats in charge of the mid term campaign strategy of fanning the flames. >> security threats against members of congress is not a partisan issue. and they should never be treated that way. >> one republican congresswoman released a phone message with vitriol towards leaders. >> you and [beep] all you racist [beep] republicans. why don't you just change your party name to republicans? >> i wonder why the media hasn't been on hot standby and looked into the recent act of violence that has happened in our country. >> back to glen beck who showed clips from a riot in a pittsburgh summit where liberal extremist protested. >> look at this! far left. i didn't hear any coverage on this. >> there was some unity on capitol hill who tried to calm things down. >> i believe that words have power. they weigh a ton. >> as i've said before, violence and

authorities say paramedics were called here to glen arden parkway by the glen arden police department to assist in a possible death investigation around noon. a prince george's county fire department says a paramedic unit arrived on location at a residence in the 8600 block of glen arden parkway within four minutes and concurred that the adult male was deceased. at about 1:30 p.m., an official from the county police department forensic services summoned the fire ems department to return to the scene as the adult male was displaying signs he was alive. a medic from a different station responded to the home to transport the man to the hospital. officials say that man is alive and receiving treatment. neighbors say the man lives by himself and had not been seen for at least a few days. a maintenance worker discovered him unresponsive after he went into the house to check on him. fire officials say the paramedics have been placed on a lited public contact status. the county statement says we will ensure complete and thorough review. if warranted, take whatever corrective action is called

the man arrested is identified as jerry young junior of glen oak.he search for the second suspect continues. >> at baltimore man has filed a multi-million dollars lawsuit against the baltimore police after he was involved in a police involved shooting. he made the announcement friday with his lawyer. in february 2007, mohammed says he was choked by police and then shot in the back three times. muhammad says he was minding his own business at the time. but police say he was resisting arrest and their actions were justified. a lawyer for mohammed, says his client was found not guilty for resisting arrest. we contacted baltimore city police but they declined to comment. >>> investigators are trying to determine what sparked a blaze that left a baltimore county man dead. the one alarm fire broke out in the man's living room around 2:30 friday afternoon at old battle grove road in dundalk. first responders say the man was already dead at the time when they arrived. police have not yet identified the victim. >>> cleanup efforts continue after yesterday's

what is the exhibit about the simpson case, glen martin?isplay case pertaining to this particular lapd homicide investigation are the bloody gloves that rose to fame during the trial of o.j. simpson and watch cap collected as evidence also. >> larry: kim goldman, how do you react? >> it's disturbing. i think we all feel the same. had we been given a little bit of notice it would have been easier to avert your eyes with watching the "today" show. it wouldn't have been great for my son to see that. there is an educational value and i understand that. for me showing pictures and weapons shows the brutality in which the crimes were committed. that's important for me so that people know the way in which my brother and nicole were slaughtered to death. it comes back to sensitivity. i wonder if there is any sensitivity training happening at the conference that would have been interested to be a part of. >> larry: does it bother you to see the gloves? >> i'm kind of right down the middle. i watched those gloves. i know what happened with those glov

a search for glen began immediately.e was arrested without incident. >>> a survey of downtown baltimore this weekend could cause a few traffic delays, but will bring the city closer to landing a high-profile grand prix race. baltimore racing development hopes to bring a 3 to 4-day indy racing event to baltimore in august 2011. an arial and ground survey is needed to help seal the deal and to get the job done parking was prohibited along certain streets between 10 and 1:00. >> it will give us basically exact plans for the existing continue and grades of the roads. that will allow us to develop design plans for the work that has to happen to accommodate the indy car race, should it come to baltimore. >> hopes are to wrap up an agreement this month and the league's decision on giving baltimore a franchise could come within weeks. >>> the first elephant born at maryland zoo in baltimore celebrates his second birthday today. sampson had all the makings of a great party. his birthday cake and lots of singing too. the zoo has a

. >> allegany police say they have arrested a man suspected of murder. 23-year-old richard glen ii has been charged with the murder of matthew golden. both men are from rolings, maryland. before the victim died he was able to identify richard glen as the shooter. >> and we are learning more about the case of that 13-year-old baltimore boy arrested for murder. he is being charged for a murder outside benard harris elementary school. he was accused of robbing him of a -- $7, a pack of cigarettes before killing him. he used the victim's phone to call his girlfriend, friends, and family members. calls which led police to the 14-year-old. he's being held without bail. >> police in east mount vernonon say they have had enough. there have been a dozen robberies just this month alone. more with what residents are doing to so much it. >> this month a string of 12 burglaries has neighbors on edge. >> i think about my child and all of the other kids that we have in mount vernonon. a lot of people don't realize how many children we have here. i think the parents are very concerned. >> baltimore po

light rail is on time from hunt valley to glen burnie. metro subway also looking good in both directions. a 21 bus diverging self found at caroline in madison due to construction work. -- diverting southbound and caroline and madison due to construction work. now back to tony pann. >> thanks. a storm is stalled and is causing cloud cover to stake into the north of maryland. a big area -- to sneak into the north of maryland. a chilly start for us. 34 in frederick. the temperatures will warm up quickly like they did yesterday. mostly sunny skies. a few clouds down south in baltimore. mid 60's. mostly clear. during the day tomorrow, the storm moves off to the close. the west winds will bring in mild temperatures with the pressure to ourself. 62 around 70 on friday. mild air on the east coast. showers and thunderstorms will pop up. we will see that to ever west on saturday. sunday we will get into that zone. thunderstorms by late sunday. until that time, it will be outstanding. 70 on saturday. spring begins in the morning. that is appropriate

pushing 50s from ellicot city to glen burnie, rock hall now sitting with double nickels at 55 degrees. for today, pushing to the 50s. we'll have more sun over the next couple hours. trying to slip through this high thin cloud deck. before clouds make a return this afternoon, we'll have a mostly cloudy sky by the time we get home after a high temperature pushing up to 67. that's on the heels of a strong southerly wind. that will add more moisture and it appears as if this chance of rain will try to come in just at or after that sunset. plan 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 for the chance of rain moving through. a warm front trying to slide through this evening. there's the whole in the cloud deck and as we have that southerly wind trying to push through, we should get some of that sun to assist on those southerly winds. look at the timeline here on our forecast model from the adonis computer telling us we have a good shot of rain pushing through the region. all the computer models increasing the moisture with this storm. we get a little more rain. the good news is though, most will fall overnight and

again glen welcome to the glenn beck program. tonight will everybody else focuses on health care i want to tell what is coming. i want to focus on two words. these two are words are being used in every bill and idea that a progressives are trying to jam down the throats of america. if we don't know how these things work we are going to lose this battle. they sound warm and fuzzy but they are not. much of america has no idea what they are stepping into with these two words. what are they? >> glenn: hello america! everything we see being pushed down the throats of the american people right now, care, now immigration reform, bailouts, cap and trade may really have one thing in common, the pr campaign. if not all, most of them contain these two words, "social justice." you might have heard a few politicians talk about it lately. >> the president: i think there's a strong tradition of social justice in the catholic church that had a profound influence on me i received one of those letters a few days ago. it was from our beloved!>!í fr

glen confuses who are the good guys. i think the good guys going to win and i'm grad to see that. the american people win here. 30 million people get healthcare. people that have had preexisting conditions can get healthcare. you can't get tossed out. this is enormous for people who feared if they get sick they will get thrown out. it is a breakthrough and a great moment. i would have wanted single payer plan. it is not going to be -- who. >> geraldo: who are the 30 million? that brings up a whole other controversy. the raw passion unleashed by the healthcare debate helped create a new political movement in the country. the angry frustrated tea partyers who descended on the nation's capitol turned downright ugly shooting racial epitapha including the n word. the protesters also went down and dirty with barney frank hurling antihomosexual ipitaphh. governor huckabee, it is no secret that most of the people who pay taxes are white. most of the 30 million uninsured are black or brown. there is a definite racial component, however, my audience, my beloved audience hates when i bring i

thomas burts of glen burnie. charges have been filed against the 25-year-old man. first- and second-degree assault and child abuse. it was admitted a week ago. he remains in critical condition. mary, back to you. >> anybody with information about the crime or the suspect, thomas burts, should call metro crimestoppers. >>> pope benedict xvi is marking the feast of saint patrick. he'll write a letter to the people of ireland. it will be the first-ever papal document devoted exclusively to pedophilia. the action follows a government report. the pope says he hopes his paper will bring repentance, healing and healing and renewal. >>> partisan rhetoric is heating up. it's unclear whether house democrats have the votes to win. so they're considering using an arcane parliamentary procedure to get the plan passed. meanwhile, they insist voters will not be has been -- be happy with what's in that bill. >> it is every traveler's nightmare, boarding a flight and then not being able to get off for hours. as kelly wallace reports for wjz, she has more on what happened to passeng

. >>> armed robbers invaded a dorm monday afternoon at the glen complex in tower b. police say the suspect knocked on the door and forced their way inside. one of them wore a mask and carried a handgun. authorities say jerry young has been charged in the case. >>> authorities say they have broken up a $20 million retail theft operation. this afternoon officials discussed indictments. we are told the results. >> search and seizure warrants in baltimore count and throughout the area and made 15 arrests in a major organized retail theft investigation. >> officials say the organized crime and -- authorities shammos of the defendants will be tried in federal court. >>> a day of changing weather all across maryland. big drop in temperatures throughout the day. still windy out there. let's take you right into the most powerful radar. we have dried out completely here. as you head south down toward the southern tip and the very southern edge still rain coming down in that direction. temperatures low 40s right now. that is about as warm as we can get today. i think tomorrow w

york road southbound at timonium road, some downed power lines and in glen burnie, we have the debris in the roadway at furnace road. and the outer loop twenty 83s, it's about an eight-minute drive. and getting on the jfx from the beltway down to north parkway, about four minute commute. here's charles and mount royal, and it is very quiet. >>> authorities in chile continue to dig through the rubble for survivors following a devastating earthquake, and 8.8. it rocked the country early saturday morning. 700 people were killed and 2 million are homeless. here's the latest. >> reporter: with terrifying aftershocks still jolt chile, many of the building are fragile and hundreds of residents are waking up outside after a night of camping because they're scared to stay indoors. their focus and those of the 2 million thought to be homeless is survival. >> the woman said it's safer took outside than inside because our house can collapse at any time. >> reporter: buildings flattenedded and bridges and highway turned to rubble because of the 8.8 earthquake. and the death toll has risen to more

jerry young, police say young and another suspect forced their way into the glen complex tower 2. university police believe this was a targeted incident. >>> tonight archbishop o'brien is asking for prayers for a former archbishop who is battling colon cancer. he is 96 years old. >>> will pope benedict welcome young -- the latest revelation is calling his personal judgment into question. >> reporter: a beaming pope bendicate celebrating catholic youth day. accused of molesting several boys the new york times announced father peter was allowed to -- he was later convicted of arresting again. these revelations come one day after the disclosure of total correspondence that shows benedict refused to punish a priest who admitted arresting 200 children. >> we need to hear from him and we need to know why he didn't let us or the police know about him, why he did not take his collar away from him. >> reporter: his supporters say his out spoken stance against abuse proves he has dundalk more on this issue than any of hes predecessors. >> one guy at the top couldn't possibly know about ever

." >>> i have a report of a hazard in glen burnie and i'll get you caught up when "wjz eyewitness news, morning edition" starts at 6:00. >>> stories of her row already heroism -- of heroism in chile. >>> it was supposed to be a trip of a lifetime for some loyola students heading to santiago only to have their planes turn around when the earthquake hit. >>> no miracle on ice for the u.s. hockey team as we wrap up the 2011 winter olympics. i'm megan pringle. jamie is off this morning. it is march 1st. and it's supposed to come in like a lion. but i think we've had our lion's fair share. >>> yes the problem is comes like a lamb but it may go out like

that reminds me of another glen beck -- what he said on his show last week, when he started criticizing a new poverty measure that would help us understand what better it means to be poor in this country. he said that if it were implemented he would be considered poor. glen beck reportedly made $23 million last year which means that in one work day he earns the equivalent of what four families earn in poverty over a whole year. government cannot force me to be charitable. i've always been a little confused about what would motivate someone to get up in the morning to attack an 11-year-old boy who lost his mom. or compel someone to drive 500 miles to protest reform that helps millions of americans. but i'm finally beginning to understand the mentality behind the tea party

they lost altmeyer, and glen neigh from southern, virginia. that was a district that flipped from republican to democrat and he said tonight that heel not vote for the bill. that was one vote that they were hoping to pick up. expect to have happen next. >> the next goes to the senate. >> the next goes to the senate. its work. of the rules don't mean a lot in of the rules don't mean a lot in debate and amendment. the amendment opportunities for senators. that is the glory of the senate that you have unlimited debate and unlimited opportunities to amend and that is why they want to do this this way in the senate. they can pen down the debate to 20 hours and limit the amendments and move this through with a simple majority. you can't filibuster a reconciliation package in the senate. but the house will be watching and the house will watching to make sure that the senate moves through on their side of the bargain. if the senate is able to fix it, everybody on capitol hill, at least on the democratic side, will be happy. will be happy. votes they n

bouncing back to 44 on the south side of the beltway in glen burnie.temperatures near 40, officially at the airport. sun comes up at 7:02. looks like skies will try to yield a mostly sunny one, but will be filtered by high thin clouds that thicken in the afternoon. rain arriving this evening. let's see what happens as you try to arrive to work on time and get our first look at traffic. >> as we take a

. >> reporter: police found unresponsive the man who lives in this glen arden parkway home and calledtment for help. two emts from the volunteer fire department answered the call and said the man was dead. an hour and a half later forensics investigators saw signs of life and call again. >> the rescue squad went back and i went back down to the man's house and they said the man was alive. >> what did you think when you heard that? >> i think it was very poor against the rescue squad people. >> reporter: some neighbors told 9news now they get excellent service from the department. but this man is still angry how his mother was treated after a stroke. >> reporter: as startling as friday's story is it is even more startling to know it is not the first time this has happened this year. >> it was a crash off the beltway near route 198 in january. 16 minutes after arriving fire and emergency services personnel reported. priority 4 means death. but later. >> we believe the patient is sleeping. we are yanking him up and bringing him up. >> he is breathing? >> we believe so. >> reporter: he wa

here is a check with sandra joining us from glen arm for a fun weekend event and the vineyards. >> it is gorgeous out here at the oldest family-owned vineyard in maryland. it was established in 1945. it is looking good. outside and here, you can enjoy a good one paired with homemade stew. tickets are $12 for adults and $5 for children. we will see a nice spring day today. check out the system in the rockies. it will bring rain thursday night and friday. tony has the scoop on all of it. >> the weekend should be fine heading out to the vineyards over there. i have been there myself. i highly recommended. typical spring maryland weather coming up over the next couple of days. today will be nice. temperatures are at 45 degrees of the airport. the forecast for today is mostly sunny and pleasant. it will be on the breezy side, but not bad. high-tech image around 64 degrees. if you take the boat out today, be careful because the waves are choppy and a small craft advisory is in effect. clear tonight with temperatures in the low 40's. during the day tomorrow, things will change. the system th

happened at the intersection of crain highway and central avenue in glen burnie. 14 people were taken to area hospitals with neck and back injuries. >>> tonight, investigators still don't know why a man shot and killed his ex-wife's fiance before turning the gun on himself. wjz stays on this still developing story. weijia jiang is live at state police headquarters. with more on how loved ones are remembering the victim tonight. weijia? >> reporter: mary, those close to the victim say just a few days ago, they were helping to plan a wedding in mexico. but now they're planning a funeral. >> reporter: what prompted a vicious attack inside this handsome home is still unknown to detectives. they busted through and shot and killed the house owner, 51- year-old zidan steven acid. then turned the gun on himself. acid lived there with his fiance. 43-year-old hally swift, who is the gunman's ex-wife. police say she was home during the shooting. >> this also kind of brings some tears. because you see other people getting upset. and it kind of affects you more. and you start thinking about it mor

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a car and a bus collided or around 2:00 this afternoon on crain highway and central avenue in glen burnie. no word at this time on the cause of that crash. >>> it is st. patrick's day. people have plans to celebrate tonight. suzanne kennedy is live in northwest washington with how police are going to keep an eye on partiers. >> between now and 3:00 in the morning is considered the deadliest time on the roads. they are setting up sobriety checkpoints to catch anyone who chooses to drink and drive. it is a holiday that has gott the reputation for a day to overindulge. many people are celebrating an area pubs, but they are being urged by police and borrower owners not to drink and drive. in alexandria, signs are posted reminding people to drink responsibly. taxicabs are posted outside for those whoay have had too many. >> the most important thing is the safety of the people and having fun. sometimes,ou have to get tough, and say, that is no more, i am sorry. you have a taxi cab waiting for you. >> this is an annual a vent for this group of friends. -- an event for this group of friends. but

towson university police say two men forced their way inside of a dorm room in the glen complex. one student was struck with a metal crowbar and suffered minor injuries. personal property was stolen. and 1 suspect carried a semi automatic handgun. >> must have been sent by someone. because that's the only way you can get in. >> a freshman lives in to your b. >> even people that know me that work at the desk. make me show my id. >> many students like this feel safe inside of the campus complex. >> security guards at 11:00, come in overnight. then they have ra's, and cc's work the desk during the day. always ask for id's. >> but a parent that talked with fox 45 news over the phone, disagrees. >> the officer himself told us that campus security is a joke. >> she said that her daughter, who lives in tower d was nearly assaulted inside of her dorm last september. >> somebody is getting and the dorms. and they cannot seem to is to be anybody. >> she said unless security improves she will move her daughter out. >> now the first suspect is described as a black male. over 6-foot, 180 poun

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now, back to glen back. you're watching the most power full name in news, fox news channel.it here for the latest. extended analysis at the top of the hour. ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> glenn: you know, i want to talk to you about something, we have to decide who we are. the world is going to change. it has nothing to do with obama. it's been coming for a long time. the seeds that we are seeing ready to be harvested have been planted a long, long time ago. entire economies globally are teetering. we're now seeing violence break out in places like greece. i read in the paper this morning that there are fringe elements trying to rally people for armed resistance in alaska. really? about 150 people showed up last week in a meeting of the second amendment constitutional task force. i appreciate your passion, i do. violence is not the answer. we are not these people. we need to be these people, but we are not these people. thomas jefferson was leading fools in the french revolution. it ends in tyranny and guillotines. we must be people of faith, hope and charity. please. violence is not t

. >>> the portions county fire department is investigating the death of a glen arden man. friday morning they thought that the man was dead but when the medical examiner arrived later he found signs of life. she was he was take on the the hospital where he did die on saturday. >>> student protesters a georgetown say university officials have agreed to meet with them tomorrow. some chained themselves to a statue on campus this weekend. they were protesting what they call a lack of comprehensive sex education. >>> there is new hope for young breast cancer survivors who want to have a child. more on that coming up. >>> plus, the rain and wind is not as strong as it was to the south and we are grateful for that. here's lynnette charles. good morning. >> definitely good news and starting to taper off a little bit but we are seeing showers and heavier rain across the east. as we go in to time, things will look up. i will have the seven-day forecast in a bit. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> welcome back to 9 news now. a number of people were injured and dozens o

last night n glen burnie, ehrlich said he's excited about the race. >> i look forward to a vigorous campaign. we look forward to many debates. we welcome forward to not just compare and contrast two past administrations, but also a vision for the future of where maryland is going, tomorrow, next week, next month, next year and next ten years. >> reporter: the campaign manager tom russell released this statement -- >>> now to the district and its heated mayoral primary. council chairman vincent gray officially jumped to the race on tuesday. bruce johnson first broke the story two weeks ago. he has the latest. >> vicinity sent gray had been telling insiders two weeks ago he would run. today he filled out papers to make it official. >> i have just completed filing my papers to run for mayor of the district of columbia [cheering and applause] >> save the city! >> reporter: council chairman reminded supporters he is a dc native, a graduate of public schools and george washington university. >> we can do better in the district of columbia. we can do better. we can do better. >> reporter: he passed

the former owner of north glen dodge testified that his dealership was among the top three brand performersin the denver market, that his franchise was transfered to a jeep chrysler store just a few blocks away for no apparent reason. >> i don't want the money. i want my dealership back. >> reporter: fitzgerald was forced to lay off more than 100 people when he switched to used cars. chrysler declined our request for an on camera interview and instead supplied this written statement which said in part a chrysler group representative previously testified on the colorado bill before a colorado house committee. the stark reality is that the old chrysler had to choose between downsizing its dealer network to match the market or face complete liquidation which would have resulted in the elimination of all dealers nationwide. the committee unanimously voted to send the bill to the full senate. senator mitchell predicts an overwhelming passage. >> ifill: on another auto industry story, >> ifill: on another auto industry story, toyota today took the unusual step of holding a news conference with en

i realize from what i heard glen vexing last night talking about economic justice means i should be excommunicated but that's my view on that. as far as this drug smuggling part goes, i would be for legalizing, regulating and taxing marijuana. [applause] which brings in 70% of the drug cartel revenue and so far as cocaine and hard drugs i would emphasize put a lot of money into treatment and education. and even in tough love education. i would like people to know especially some of the wall street hotshots and stuff like that, guys who want to know better that are supporting appliance cocaine so they can go out and get another 50 million-dollar bonus that every time they do that there is blood in that cocaine and most of it is in the american blood its mexican blood. and i don't know if that would actually solve the drug smuggling problem but i think it would go a long way toward alleviating a. >> we have questions coming up next here comes a few. very quickly i want to ask the panel while we have people lining up for questions in the last panel the last discussion here in this auditorium this mor

as for what is happening, well we do have an accident in glen oaks that we need to talk about.n accident on the southbound lanes of route 32 at burntwoods road. here is the problem, only the shoulder is squeezing by and it's generally jammed from parliament play. you will want to use philadelphia road as the alternate route. on 70 traveling through the area it's a good crowd but no incidents to report moving all the way down toward the beltway. you're on the beltway, here it is, we have intermittent delays especially on the outer loop lanes moving toward the catonsville region toward 95. on 95, it's the sheer volume we have to deal with but the traffic is flowing freely from the northbound and southbound lanes toward howard county. that's a look at morning travels. patrice, back over to you. >>> candace, thank you. >>> coming up in our 7:00 hour. former mayor sheila dixon speaks out. what she is saying about baltimore's crime problem. >>> and next, lots of movies coming out on dvd this week. and great-tasting zavors. >>> from a desaster-y t movie fr the films for the little one

glen. >> phil: hamilton started it off, but bynum carried them throughout the night.e: the pistons improve while washington suffers its sixth consecutive loss. they fall to 21-42 overall. wizards lose here to the pistons tonight, 101-87. scored led by blatche with 23. thornton had 16 and miller had 10. detroit led in scoring by jonas jerebko, "rip" hamilton and gordon. a career-high 20 assists for will bynum. we invite you to join us for our next telecast tomorrow where the wizards host the magic. coverage begins at 6:30. wishing you a pleasant evening from detroit. we'll see you tomorrow night in washington. >>> we now interrupt this program for breaking news in los angeles. >> eight years ago i came from cleveland, we try to be as fair as possible. possible. timnthi get a grip on the new kfc boneless filet. our meatiest piece of boneless chicken ever... with a side, biscuit, and drink for just 5 bucks. unthink. and taste the unbucket side of kfc. >> number 40. >> he's not the guy that you wonder if he cares. he's the guy that hurts so much when things don't go the w

when you think about it is it glen beck or rush limbaugh. >> good lord.e it right now? >> well, it's certainly not glen beck or rush limbaugh. i think it is john boehner or john mccain. but i think the question is the right question. that is, where is the republican opposition going. i like to make the point on health care, just because the democrats pass their bill does not republican good ideas went away. we're beginning to see all kinds of serious problems with this health care bill. corporations saying look, we're no longer going to get one of the subsidies we used to get or one of the support payments we used to get to provide health care to retirees. that requires them to immediately disclose that loss. they're doing that, and mr. waxman is attacking them for simply complying with the law. i think the answer is republicans have to stay positive have, to continue to say we think there are things about this bill that will not work and we have solutions and we have solutions for health care that will give you choice and options and actually control cos

district judge glen davidson says he'll still hold a trial on this issue, but he did not yet set a daten that. >>> all righty. let's talk about what is happening with prime news. the one and only mike galanos. what have you got coming up here? >> quite an alert. this is in hemet, california. threats against four police officers. their cars have been booby-trapped. four threats. you want to know who is responsibl for this? they believe it's gang-related there is a very strong gang presence, the vagos outlaw motorcycle game. they believe they tried to pump gas into the building where some police officers were, it could have exploded the building. that didn't happen. we have a booby-trapped device rigged to one police car. that was found out. a gun was rigged to a fence. when the gate was open, the gun went off. thankfully nobody has been injured. >> that's what i was going to ask. >> but quite an alert for the folks down there in cafornia. what is going on there? how are they going to catch these people?california. >>> a sad story, 17-year-old was bullied, parents say relentlessly from th

. >> president obama will be speaking in glen siad, pennsylvania. >> which four president lived past 90 years old? it was john adams, herbert hoover, while reagan and gerald ford. >> it is a guide book. it is a moot many history -- it is a mini 3. you can tell a lot about people at the end of their lives. >> a resource guide and stories of their final moments. now available in favor bookseller or get a 25% discount. what's up next, the british iraq war testimony from prime minister gordon brown. the panel is examining british involvement in the war and the circumstances that led to the 2003 invasion and war's aftermath. he takes questions on british funding of the war. mr. brown has served as prime minister since 2007. this portion last about one hour 25 minutes. >> good morning. >> good morning prime minister. >> today, the prime minister he is here to give evidence. this hearing takes place in the months leading up to a general election from the time that we began our work last july, we have been trying to display personality. we had to remain outside party politics and we have ask

>> guest: i don't agree with glen beck.in a wealthy society everybody should have the right to free public education. it is good for all of us. this is not some whimsical n veaway that we hand to children because we're nice guys. it is good for our society to have an educated population. ny is essential. i don't see it as a giveaway. i feel the same way about health-care. strich society ought to keep people healthy. more productive, you save money and have a lot of social medifits out of covering anybody but it is true, higher education aximugh medical school is free. in britain, you have to pay but the maximum is 3,000 pounds a sion, $4,500 a year. they had just made the decision that there was value for society in providing this education for free and they have doctors who graduate with no debt and perhaps are more willing to take on a job as a pediatrician or internist or family practitioner andh society's need more of. our doctors graduate with $180,000 of debt and it is btractive to the radiologist or dermatologist and

it's down to 40 in pylesville. 47 in glen burnie. 49 westminster.of temperatures this morning. while the clouds are trying to push through. false echoes or radar trying to fall from the clouds. maybe a spritz in northern sections of carroll county. this is a warm front pushing through ahead of our storm. that should open up some sunshine for an hour or so. maybe two hours this morning. there's our storm system to the south and west. more rain on the way tonight into tomorrow. most of today, some morning sun. it'll be feeding with more clouds this afternoon. we'll hold the rain off until this evening with a high temperature around 67. let's check on traffic with troy. >> we've been dealing with heavy congestion around the area which is no surprise. 695 and harper road. we'll take a look at the cameras. back-ups are certainly there. we also have uh, an accident in ellicot city. 70 eastbound as we take a look at the map. you can see it right there. we had an earlier report of an object in the roadway on the outer loop. be careful, two left lanes are bl

glen?>> in run-up to the kopelousous copenhagen, administration took criticism saying you were in the pockets of environmental community. what do you think this says about the president's attitude towards environmentalists and willingness to stand up to them if they don't agree with him? >> glen, i was saying this earlier, i don't see it in that political lens. if president said he wouldn't do something he promised that he was going to do, that we hadn't telegraphed through the campaign, through the state of the union this year and all the different things we've said about energy, then i would say maybe we could have a conversation about what this means for standing up to whomever. this is something the president said he was going to do. i think for the most part, people ought not to feel surprised about it. >> -- sam asking about the contact with the --. if you look at this map, appears to be carefully, carefully crafted and tailored. do you have feeling on north shore of alaska, no restri

host: don in glen bernie, maryland. caller: i talk to my primary care physician last week. said we need reform. but have the government to run and effectively, they are not the people who should be doing this. he mentioned defensive medicine and he gave me two examples. he said cataract surgery and colonoscopies. there are 6 million colonoscop ies. before these procedures are done, he has to do a $300 for medical examination where it may be one in a thousand or one in 1500 were the might be some complication from some underlying thing. he said it is unnecessary. he said you have 99.9% or better success rate with colonoscopy ies. if you multiplied those numbers out, we see over $2 billion just on those procedures. host: what does he say -- >> we will go now to arlington, virginia. the president will be talking about the latest unemployment figures. this is live coverage on c-span. [inaudible] [unintelligible] >> how are you? >> hawaii. -- hi. [laughter] [unintelligible] >> live pictures from arlington, virginia. we are awaiting remarks from president obama this morning. the

. >> this is a kickoff of them a project that glen and i have become ai to see if it is possible to revive the notion of competitiveness. what motivated us to start this is the observation that it is almost impossible to seek an economic speech by a politician and not mention the word competitiveness. it is almost impossible to mention the word competitiveness at a lunch with a bunch of economists and get dirty looks. competitiveness is often best used. -- is often misused. we wanted to see if there are definitions of competitiveness in different areas of economic policy that are useful. we want to see if they can help policymakers see how the competition is doing and what it is for. what we have done in this project is we solicited leaders in the economics profession and other fields to spend one year in different areas and find out what competition is going on. i hope that these papers will end up being fruitful but since we are wandering off into uncharted territory, i am sure there will be some gaps in this. one thing that i can said is that there are some examples of the kind of thing

guest: he will be at arcadia university in glens side, a little bit west. host: he is talking about pushing the health insurance reform, the legislation on capitol hill. some of the suggested changes. in particular, the philadelphia area, how is this health care debate playing out? what is of particular interest? guest: especially the area he is going to, it is kind of an independent voting area. it has been trending democratic in recent years. and independents like everywhere else, these are the people on shore and shaky about health care reform, worried about costs and disruptions to parts of the current system. so, he is really going to reach out to a skeptical audience directly today. more broadly -- not at the university, they will probably be supporters. but folks around them who will be seeing it on television, are people he wants to reach. host: "the philadelphia inquirer" had a report this morning -- health overhaul will help the childless poor. 15 million more people could join medicaid, including not only tied list adults but also others for whos