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host: jay hancock with kaiser health news. if you would like to join the conversation, here are the numbers to call -- we are looking at your money and new health-care law taxes that are kicking in and take effect on january 1. we're running through some of the ones that he just mentioned. he talked about the cap on flexible spending accounts, now capped at $2,500. we are also seeing a tighter medical expense deduction and a medical device tax at 2.3%. ron in new york. caller: i just have a couple of comments to make. most subtle the last increase some because of the health reform bill will basically go to insurance companies to cover people that do not have insurance. i do not think anybody needs help insurance. what they need as health care. that is how every other industrialized country works. the health-care -- the health insurance industry takes $800 billion per year of the health care spending in this country. other countries pay lip -- pay less than half of what we do for health care and health outcomes are significantl

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hancock said a pulled muscle is what prevented the mayor from doing the dance the week after the lossr hancock sent mayor rawlings blake a box of aged rib eye steaks which he probably likes better than the video i think. >> he didn't do a bad job with the dance. >>> a new report separates fact from fiction when it comes to >>> topping our health alert, a study released less than an hour ago debunks several popular myths about dieting in the new england journal of medicine it. says false claims about dieting are causing roadblocks in finding real solutions to the weight problems we face as a nation. this report says some of the myths that are not true, snacking leads to weight gain. eating breakfast every day fights obesity and tiny changes in diet and exercise lead to long term weight loss. >> you're as advised not to lose a lot of weight too fast, that it's going to be bad for you. that doesn't appear to be true again from randomized controlled trials. it seems that the large weight loss at beginning is actually better. >> guess it's a jump start. the study points out what is proven

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it is 28 in hancock. south of baltimore towards annapolis, temperatures barely above freezing. the light breeze. tomorrow, the airport here comes in. it is a clear sky -- the air out here comes in. it is a clear sky. temperatures running well above normal. still in the fifth deposal. -- 50's. on sunday, a cold front come sweeping out canada. -- sweeping out of canada. 15 below zero. big trout lake ontario. we will get a piece of the arctic air mass. these purples show you were the core of the arctic air masses. that cold air coming across the relatively warm waters and great lakes will generate numerous snow showers up near the great lakes. tomorrow, mild they would set aside. sunday, cold front. sunny skies, one day warm up tomorrow. near 50 degrees. mountains should hit the 40's tomorrow. temperatures falling sunday into monday. probably will go below zero next week. 45 sunday. along the coast, a lot of sunshine. if you're going to the patriots ravens game, winds gusting over 30 miles an hour. 45 sunday. highs only in the 20's on tuesday and wednesday. >> this is 11 sports. >

when i say joey hancock, i think about the movie. >> yeah. >> you know what i'm talking about?nnection whatsoever other than the name. >> congratulations, joey. >> for your chance to be tomorrow's fan of the day, you log onto our facebook page and post a comment below joey's picture. we've got it all when fox 5 morning news continues. we'll be back. 

. >> john hancock was the first governor of massachusetts. >> tim is a tour guide for the freedom trailfoundation. he says heel you'll find ben franklin's family and the foot stone of paul revere's grave. >> an aebb chents hebrew tradition. >> there is even what is left of mother goose, really, the mother goose. the freedom trail is over two miles and you can pay for a tour or walk it yourself and these what these raven fans decided to do. >> there is not many cities outside of baltimore that has as much history as ours and boston has more. >> cool too, ravens one game away from the super bowl. the outlook? >> optimistic. >> tonight there is a huge ravens rally here in boston. >> still to come, a baltimore officer arrested in towson. what authorities were told when they arrived on the scene. >> new tonight baltimore city police officer is arrested while off-duty. police were called to the rec room in the 500 block of york road. that's where they found 28-year-old matthew daugherty intoxicated. he pointed his weapon at two other people in the parking lot. internal affairs is investigatin

this is the john hancock of one jack lew. the white house chief of staff.f you see the swirl, that's jack lew. jack lew has a reputation as a tough negotiator. politico reporting by tapping the former key aid for tip o'neal who has worked for two white house administrations, president obama is gearing up to play tough on the debt ceiling. and msnbc contributor, not a handwriting analysis expert, but we're going to ask you about it anyway. a really out john hancock for jack lew. but he's been in and out of washington for the '70s. he's been involved, jared, in balancing the budgets. as the gop is going to push for budget cuts to coincide with three more cliffs over the budget, how critical is jack lew going to be to the president in waging that fight? >> highly critical in precisely the ways you mentioned. by the way, i think it would be cool. we had that at the bottom of our currency. although i suspect he could change his signature for that. one of the things we know about jack lew is that he's been a tireless fighter to protect key areas of the budget, pa

i know that michael hancock is certainly a dancer.n't think he has to worry about it. 9ers are winning. >> if you saw the jacket he was wearing yesterday, maybe it's not. thank you, michelle. >>> in traffic, liz is back after a couple of days off and joins us with what is i guess a busy day already. >> i know. yeah. there is no rest for the weary. it is a busy morning already in traffic. we have been following this traffic alert since we got if the door. around 2:30 this morning, there was an accident involving a big rig so it's been out there in lanes for quite a while. our photographer took this video earlier this morning. northbound 101 in sunnyvale approaching the fair oaks avenue exit, multiple lanes blocked. they have been able to open now two of the left lanes but traffic is still squeezing by. there's a lot of debris in lanes. there was some damage to the guardrail fuel special in the area, 30 gallons of fuel spilled at one point. so this is what it looks like now. this is the bottleneck northbound 101 that traffic alert in ef

all it needs now is his john hancock. ♪ whipping out his hancock ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: obama's got ready to push his package through congress. ♪ ah push it push it good ah push it ♪ >> push it real good! [ laughter and applause ] ♪ obama's unwillingness to back down on this issue has left the gop handcuffed, helped in no small way by the president's strong backing from prominent democrats, including senate majority leader dick durbin. >> jimmy: hey, hold on. hold up. you gonna roll up in here talking about handcuffs and dicks? [ light laughter ] >> how was third grade, jimmy? ♪ 50 shades of brian williams ♪ >> members of congress have a big job to do. >> jimmy: it's time to come together and raise the roof! ♪ the debt clock is rising there ain't no denying the deadline for action is on the horizon ♪ ♪ and partisan bigwigs is spreading like the flu ♪ >> jimmy: and that is how we "slow jam the news." >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: brian williams and the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i -- i got it, i got it made ♪ i got it made, i got it made ♪ i got it made ♪ fresh at subway ♪ subs made

this line is moving east so paw paw, watch out, berkley springs, even hancock the next few hours. it will be moving toward you. then we're going to have to watch it again after dark here in the metro. temps up to 72 in fredricksburg. hagerstown has finally got the warm air. you're in the 60s now. 64. chilly on the bay in annapolis at 60. same with cambridge but andrews 678 with leesburg and b -- 68 with leesburg and bwi. it does not feel like january at any stretch. 63 at reagan national. i've seen gusts up to 30 in hagerstown. the barometer continues to drop. if your joints are telling you something is going o this is what's going on. heavy storms, tornadic thunderstorms across portions of alabama, georgia, eastern tennessee. this is a severe thunderstorm watch just to our west and southwest till 4:00. but all of this water is coming off to the north and the east. so it's not out of the question that one, maybe two inches of rain could fall if we get under some of these heavy downpours which looks like they'll stay generally west of us for the afternoon and evening hours. this ma

. >> denver mayor michael hancock doing ray loses' signature dance.lling hissen of the bet with stephanie rawlings blake. it stems from the january 12th game where the ravens beat the broncos. a last look at the weather, sue? [ indiscernible ] -- severe weather warnings got expanded and they come up toward the fauquier county area. orange, culpeper, warrenton and bolton, winds gusting to 60 in your area. be careful of those trees. >> the latest at 10 and the news edge at 11. see you then. @Ñ [ female announcer ] why settle for plain bread? here's a better idea. pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits in just 15 minutes the light delicate layers add a layer of warmth to your next dinner. pillsbury grands biscuits let the making begin. [ malcrrkkhshziiiizzlllee. to this symphony of flavor: beautiful. shhhhshshshshhshshhhhhsshhhshs. gorgeous! here comes the crescendo. kkerrrrbbuuuuuucraaackkk. just...incredible. pillsbury toaster strudel. if beethoven made breakfast.

after initially postponing due to injury, michael hancock made good on his playoff bet and performed lewis's signature dance. ♪ ♪ >> good luck, ray, ray. >> a plus production value. coming up at the top of the hour, president obama wants immigration reform and so do members of congress. that doesn't mean there's a clear path for millions of undocumented workers. the crew will prepare various proposals. >>> and lewis and i will place a bet on the super bowl. not which team wins, but rather jay-z will join beyonce during the show. i used to be 130 pounds, buddy. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. >>> president obama unveiled his plan for immigration yesterday in nevada claiming he was ready to offer his own bill if congress fails to act on the matter. tell

and for the country this morning, a bill to avert the fiscal cliff awaits president obama's john hancock. around 11:00 p.m. eastern last night, the republican-led house gave final approval to a deal that will raise taxes on the wealthiest americans, and postponing the automatic spending cuts for two months. the package, which would be signed by the president as early as today preserves the bush era tax cuts for individuals who earn less than $400,000 a year and households earning less than $450,000. it extends unemployment benefits for a year and does not do a bunch of other stuff. it passed by a comfortable margin but only because a majority of yes votes came from democrats. 172 democrats voted in favor. 16 opposed. 151 republicans voted against the bill. only 85 voted in favor. in recent years, republican speakers of the house refused to bring bills to the floor unless they got a majority support from republicans. speaker john boehner of ohio violated that longstanding rule last night and in the process he became the only member of the leadership of his party who voted in favor of the

hancock promised mayor stephanie rawlings-blake whoa do the end zone dance if they ravens won the divisionale and sent a box of aged rib eye steak no wonder when you watch this, he hurt his back. must have been practicing. >>> five things to know. the naa executive vice president will testify on gun violence. he is expected to reiterate the belief the government shouldn't dictate which guns americans can lawfully own. >>> connecticut task force on gun violence prevention is holding a hearing tonight at newtown high school to address the issues of gun laws, school safety and mental health. >>> gm will make a significant power train related announcement today. they say the company will expand the global power train engineering headquarters. >>> three months since hurricane sandy struck the northeast and the path train service is resuming their schedule. the stations were fill up to 5 feet of water. >>> with thousands in the big easy security is a major concern for superbowl xlvii. today the secretary of homeland security is speaking to the media about plans to keep players, employees and fans

. >> denver mayor hancock did the dance per the bet.would have been done soon are but he was sidelined by a injury and watch how he dances he probably threw out a back or a spleen or something. >> now most of us don't lie.it's not easy to do. it done look -- doesn't look good but he did a great yob. >> -- job. >> love it. >> i like the newspaper. >> i like people staring at him. >> we are going to new york now. >> go ravens.

look at all the flurries that are flying snow showers from charms town to martinsburg, hancock, cross out toward the shenandoah valley you've got some flurries that are out there. we're going to watch that. i don't think they'll make two much progress but they could get to purcelville. frederick we're looking at a fru. parts of upper montgomery and fauquier don't be surprised if you get flurries headed your way. the wind advisory in effect till 6:00 for just about everybody. gusts 40 to 50 miles an hour. what we'll be looking at for the afternoon. right now we're looking at winds gusting in the upper 30s in easton. gulss this morning in the 45, -- had some gusts this morning in the 45, 46 range. right now gusting to 38 in oakland. it's gusting to 31 in fredericksburg. so a windy afternoon. a cold afternoon. much colder out west. only 21 out toward garrett county. we're one of the warm spots at 48 with near 50 down to the south. and even to the east we've got temps in the mid-40s. a far cry from yesterday when we hit 72 degrees. outside right now, 48. feels like 42 with that west wind

mayor michael hancock promised mayor stephanie rawlings-blake whoa do the ray lewis dance if the ravens the divisional playoff game and there he is. >> no wonder this guy threw his back out. >> i know. but you know if you are going to make someone wait that long it better be good. >> getting it done. looking at other top stories this morning, on a serious note, the phylicia barnes murder trial continues. yesterday, jurors saw pictures of the 16-year-old's body as she was found in april. they heard testimony from a number of law enforcement officers detailing a lengthy investigation. prosecutors also called some of michael johnson's family members to the stand. michael johnson is accused of murdering the teen while she was in baltimore visiting family for the holidays. >>> thean arundel county council will hold a emergency session. lawmakers will introduce a bill to have john leopold removed from office. the move comes after a judge handed down a guilty verdict in his trial. yesterday, the judge found the anne arundel county executive guilt every misconduct for using his security details

j hancocks talks about the casses and fees americans face in 2013 as part of the affordable care act. >> i tend to think there is a flare-up of low hanging fruit that is appealing to all. i found it to be like you were saying. our whole spectrum is totally whacked. i do not think -- and appeal to people on a reasonable set of points and to show the series of financial bait and switch is is a total joke. the stimulus package never made it to the small business. that is a host of examples where i do not think it is that difficult to talk to and educate people. >> you look like you were about to jump in. >> i was going to say that my starting point is where people are. it may be that civil rights organizations are spent forces. and maybe that trinity based organizations are narrow minded and to anxious to get the income grants and to build five units of housing. that is not going to change the system. that is where people are. for the last four years i've been working with the building trades. i have been working with them to the young black and latino kids of color into the building tra

. ♪ >> that is mayor michael hancock who agreed to perform the signature pre-teen dance after the lossarlier this month. he pulled a muscle during practice that postponed the playoffs until this week. i will give him high marks for that one. >> i am too. >>clearly did his stretching before he came out. -- clearly he did his stretching before he came out. an>> talking about the weather. >> pretty good stuff there as well. a lot of people dancing with the nice weather. doug hill joins us more -- joins us with more on the good stuff. >> keep your eyes focused on the weather at 8:00. very dangerous cold air moving in. check out the temperatures. 63 right now in culpeper. a bit cooler in spots to the north and northeast of the city. these temperatures out there right now as of 6:00 are running much warmer than there were yesterday morning at this time. a dramatic difference as far as the 24 hour difference in temperatures. we're watching a cold front. severe weather out break last night. that is possible again this morning. gusting winds and warm temperatures today. possibility of very heav

here is cnn's paula hancocks in seoul, south korea, with a sample. >> reporter: i'm paula hancocks ineoul. and when i want to eat like a local i come down here to this restaura restaurant. it's just as much about the trimmings as it is about the meat. all these side dishes they give you are free. you can basically ask for as many refills as you want. you only pay for the meat. here you have the pickled vegetable dish that korea is famous for. finally, the meat. this is hanu beef, from a special breed of cattle raised here in korea. some farmers will massage them because they believe it increases the blood flow and others will actually feed them beer within their feed because they believe that that actually makes the meat taste juicier. this marbling, all the fat you can see running through the meat is very important for flavor. this is usually a very social event, the korean barbecue, you would have a big group of friends or work colleagues around you and also usual ly be sampling the local tipple called soju. it's a rice distilled liquor, quite similar in something to taste like vodk

host: jay hancock, senior correspondent with kaiser health news. i think we're good to wrap up now. jay hancock, thank you for joining us to talk about the taxes and fees as part of the new health-care law. appreciate your time. you are on twitter. that is all for "washington journal." >> stephanie has been active in democratic circles. she was the national director for howard dean's 24 -- 2004 election. she helped to unseat an 18 year republican incumbent. stephanie also managed the campaign of senator frank and i and minnesota. she defeated norm coleman, correct? she is a graduate of c-span.o [indiscernible] university in minnesota. she has a lot to say and then we will field questions from all of you. thank you, stephanie. >> thank you all so much for coming out. good morning. again, my name is stephanie schriock, president of emily's list. as mentioned, i grew up in butte, montana, where my heart and soul still reside. special thanks to the national press club for setting the solemn. it really is an honor for me to be here today. for those of you who do not know as much about em

adams, even if it works for other people like isaac sears, christopher gets in south carolina, john hancock who actually took action. >> are there any other questions? when have time for just one mo more. okay, quickly please approach the mike got stuck a long way to that mic. [laughter] >> this is a get acquainted -- dedicated question or. [laughter] >> yes, it is. >> i'm a former college professor myself the question i have is, the way things are now, these people, the founding fathers have looked at the situation. what's going on here in america. i'm sure you did a lot of research on it. what is your opinion? >> was my opinion on -- i'm not quite sure understand. >> the way the country has turned out. let's advocate come back to life, okay, and take a look at what's been created and so on. >> i think the way the contras turn that basically is wonderful to these guys. they took a great chance can risk their lives and a lot of people died so we could have a government why these debates take place. the irony that i bring up in a little bit that i read about, the tea party, in fact was not a

. >>> if confirmed, low may want to work on his john hancock. look at this. that is the signature at the bottom right. it would be on every new bill printed. the current scribble does not resemble the pain at all and that he promised to work on it. >> when this was mighted in the press, i considered resinnedding my offer to appoint him. i never saw his signature. jack assures me he's going to work to make at least one letter ledgible. in order not to kebait our currency. -- debase our currency. >> hopefully he hits the j and leaves the rest. tim geithner changeed his signature to a more ledgible version when he took the job. >>> the cost of riding metro won't go up. some metro board members are concerned about the agency's financial future. sherri ly is lie with the latest. sherry? >> reporter: shawn, metro's general manager presented his proposed $1.6 billion operating budget. he doesn't rule out the higher fares in the 40 and right now, metro is asking cities and counties that it served to come up with millions more instead to keep the transit system runnin

hancock, chair woman in the safety committee is holding a joint hearing with the senate and assemblyt 9:00 this morning. among those scheduled to testify representatives was law enforce gun ownership rights organization. experts will demonstrate which fire arms are legal and illegal under california law. >> traffic and weather ticket next on the abc 7 morning newings. taking you for a live look outside . showing the bay and bay bridge in high definition. mike will tell us more about the changing temperatures coming up sue hall is monitoring the traffic. >> and a new arrest in a deadly night club fire in brazil. brazil. the latest person that) 3 days g to give a breast cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. whoo! you walk with friends, you meet new friends, and you keep those friendships. it was such a beautiful experience. (woman) ♪ and it's beautiful ♪ undeniable (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because everyone deserves a lifetime. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information today. ♪ burning like a fire

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street bande boardist dan dan and the guy who played macgyver and today is the 276th birthday of john hancock whose last words were, hey i didn't sign on for this. this is "viewpoint." >> good evening i'm john fugelsang. thank you some forgoing us tonight. the 216th presidential campaign kicked off today. just after president obama took a public oath of office to start his second term in the white house. today secretary of state hillary clinton testified for the second time before stepping down for well-deserved rest. the topic, of course, it was the the 2011 2011 benghazi attack in libya that killed four americans including ambassador stevens. they were waiting for hillary clinton so they could forward the love of chris christie that they hate. today secretary clinton was wrapping up her current job with this forth right testimony. >> as i have said many times i take responsibility, and nobody is more committed to getting this right. i am determined to leave the state department and our country safer, stronger and more secure. >> john: secretary clinton later gave way to a rare display of pu

after postponing due to injury, denver mayor michael hancock made good on the super bowl bet with stephanie rawlings-blake. he had to perform the signature dance. here it is. ♪ ♪ good luck, ray ray. >> he was not dragged into doing that. we said he had to do it. seems like someone enjoyed doing that dance. pretty cool. i like this girl. time for the "news nation" gut check. wow. as we told you earlier, massachusetts governor duvall patrick appointed his former chief of staff to replace john kerry in the u.s. senate. the governor picked cowan over barney frank who lobbied for the job after spending 30 years in congress. it's only good for a few months. the seat will be held in june. what does your cut tell you. think he should be selected as the senator from massachusetts. cast the vote and look at what the nation is saying about the gut check. can marco rubio convince them on immigration reform? 13% said yes he can and 87% of you say no. that does it for this edition of "news nation." thank you for joining us. tomorrow jack jacobs will talk about chuck hagel's confirmation for defense secre

denver's democratic mayor michael hancock also goes against the grain to get things done as noted in profile. good day, mr. mayor, and happy to have you. >> happy new year, good to have you -- be with you, actually. >> thank you, thank you. i want to get your reaction to all the political rancor in the last couple weeks in washington over the fiscal cliff and the sandy bill. just give me your gut check on that. >> well, you know, one of the things as an elected leader i always try to remember, who do i represent, who sent me where i am today and what have they asked me to do. i think at times that gets lost in washington. as a matter of fact, i know it gets lost in washington. so, i agree with governor christie, it's been very unfortunate and very disappointing to see that our members of congress have forgotten who sent them to washington and the job we've asked them to do. >> all right. any comparison of you to governor christie probably ends when it comes to your style. in "the denver post" piece, you are called a workhorse and not a show horse, saying it is a quiet leadership, it'

samuel adams and john hancock and patrick henry and george mason, people who were antifederalist leaders, who are then taken to be something like a collective mentality and then used to interpret the constitution that most of them didn't support. >> host: what does the founder's sign have to say about religion? what is used to argue in contemporary debates about the government and religion? sunny the founders on the right says the founding fathers were christians. they were all christians. they believed they didn't want to particularly denomination of president tess standism to be the controlling religion of the united states, but certainly they meant for a veer evangelical, biblical world in our politics, and they find plenty of evidence to prove that. the fouledders on the left says that all of the founding fathers didn't believe much in guy and were enlightened thinkers, and they thought that religion had no place in our society. and that's just inaccurate, and those are competing founders. those are competing collectivizations of the founding generation. and they're equally inaccurat

sam hancock of emerald planet tv. the transportation system supply chain within 24 hours as you know viruses could be around the globe so one of the most underfunded public programs is public health. this is something a massive amount of money has been drawn out of over the last 50 years, specialty. are there any best practices you have seen in various countries you have traveled to about how to build up the public health system so they can more easily identify some of these viruses and respond to it or something that is always reactive instead of proactive? >> thank you for your question. some very interesting initiatives of vigilance that are going on and you may have heard of some of these. one that comes to mind is something called a global viral forecasting initiative founded by nathan wolfe, the young disease scientist based in stamford. teamwork in cameron for years doing field work on the transmission of viruses by way of bush meat from africa wildlife into hunters, the bush meet hunters and their family. nath

his john hancock for correspondenced on this one for cash.es baker's signature on a speed ticket. in his later years, he altered his penmanship on his middle initial and switched from junior to the iii. and paul o'neill says he would not change his signature even for the mighty dollar. by the way secretaries reuben, baker and o'neill will all be on a gps special tonight called "memo to the president: roadmap for a second term." they and a whole host of others will offer advice to the president on how to navigate the gridlock in washington and more. tonight at 8:00 and 11:00 p.m. pack on cnn. >>> the correct answer to our gps challenge question was a, beijing, it is 442 kilometers long and has six million daily users. the second biggest subway system in the world is also in china, it is shanghai. london and new york come third and fourth respectively. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. >>>

samuel adam said john hancock and pesce kenrick, george mason, people who are anti-featherless leaderswho are then taken to be something like the collective mentality can use to interpret the constitution that most of them support. >> host: what does saddam hussein have to say say about religion? what have they been used to argue that the government and religion? >> guest: the founder of the rights of the founding fathers were christian. they believed that they didn't want a particular denomination to be the controlling religion that demands states, the cert event for a very evangelical biblical world to predominate in politics. they find plenty of evidence to prove that. on the left all of the founding fathers were ds and didn't believe in god were enlightened thinkers and if that religion had place in our society and that's just as inaccurate. those are competing collect the stations of the founding generation and are equally inaccurate. >> host: that's talked about taxes, grover norquist and james madison. when it comes to taxes and what will the government has in using the revenues

you have got samuel adams and john hancock and patrick henry, george mason, people who are anti-federalist, who are then taken to be something like a collective mentality and then interpret the constitution that most of them support. >> host: what does the founders line have to say about religion? what do they use to argue in contemporary debates about the government and religion? >> guest: on the right they say the founding fathers were christian. they were all christian and they believe that they didn't want a particular denomination of protestantism to be the controlling religion of the united states but certainly they meant for a very evangelical, biblical world to culminate in our politics. they find plenty of evidence to prove that. the founders find on the left that all the founding fathers were deists and they didn't leave much in god. they were enlightened thinkers and they thought that religion has no place in our society. that is just as inaccurate. those are competing collectivization of the founding generation and they are equally inaccurate i think. >> host: and let's talk ab

not everybody can have the style of john hancock.aid that the president had the handwriting that neared that of an illiterate. and of course, there is this, that signature? it may be more legible than jack lew, tim geithner's signature became the very neat, very legible cursive in the right-hand corner. tim geithner said he was forced to change his signature before it was fit to print. richard wolfe, when i was chief of staff at the senate finance committee, we of course had to confirm treasury secretary. and i had when i was all done -- this thing was run through the committee. and the question is when exactly is it going to be voted on, on the floor? because it was the floor vote, absolutely guaranteed. the matter of a crowded calendar. it is the floor vote that really does make you treasury secretary. and the guy was in there, doing the job. i kept getting the calls, when is it going to happen. i finally said, it is going to happen, don't worry. he said he wants to sign the money. it is a big deal, signing that money is a big deal

although scattered about here from hagerstown and back to hancock and maybe to walkersville trying to get in toward areas just north of mount airy. the north side of mount airy in carol county. winds are gusting 31 in winchester now from the wind gusts. we're gusting to 24 with gusts even also to 24 at the pax river naval air station. when you think about the winds you think about temperatures in the low and mid- 30s in post spotsments we have the -- most spots. we have the windchills to deal with in the mid 20s this morning. here's a look at our michael & son weather camera. good visibility under partly cloudy skies and the winds northwest at 14 making the 38 feel more like 30 with the dew point down to 21 and numbers are going to be pretty low here over the next week. colder air to the great lakes and touching that today. we'll get a break over the weekend before the real cold arrive next week. the forecast 39 this afternoon. it's a blustery morning. less wind -- less wind this afternoon. tonight 25 to 30. now tomorrow looks nice. 50 degrees in the afternoon. 35 tomorrow night and b

that's the current secretary tim geithner's john hancock. here is lu's signature. see that?a recent white house memo. it's a bunch of scwilgs skillings. geithner had to change his signature from the one you can see here so that people could read his name on the currency. after all, if you get to sign all the money, the least you can do is read your name. by now we have all heard that soda is not good for you. it turns out it might also be making us sad. sad soda. new research that suggests soda drinkers are more likely to be depressed. not really depressing. seems more stupid to me but you'll decide. (dog) larry,larry,larrryyy. why take exercise so seriously,when it can be fun? push-ups or sprints? what's wrong with fetch? or chase? let's do this larry! ooh, i got it, i got it! (narrator) the calorie-smart nutrition in beneful healthy weight... incles grains and real chicken, because a healthy dog is a playful dog. beneful healthy weight. find us on facebook to help put more play in your day. using cloud computing and mobile technology, verizon innovators have developed a pr

here's cnn's paula hancocks in seoul, south korea, with a sampling. >> reporter: i'm paula hancocks into eat like a local here, i come downtown to this korean barbecue restaurant, river of flavor. i'll have the assorted meat dish, please. korean barbecue is as much about the trimmings as it is about the meat. all of the side dishes they give are you free. you can basically ask for as many refills as you want. you only pay for the meat. now here you've got the kimchu, pickled vegetable dish that they're famous for. finally the meat. now this is hanu beef, a special breed of cattle raised near korea. and the animals themselves are pretty much treated like royalty. some farmers will massage them because they believe that it increases the blood flow. and others will actually feed them beer within their feed because they believe that that actually makes the meat taste juicier. and this marbling, the fat you see running through the meat, is very important for flavor. this is usually a very social event, the korean barbecue. you'd have a big group of friends over work colleagues around you. a