>> we do have accumulating snow out in the west of hardy county, west virginia. the high areas of the mountains in west virginia and chester gap right here we have snow upwards of 2 inches already. and you can see the rain moving through too. the temperatures are falling and so is the rainfall around the washington, d.c. area frederick reporting rain. but is it snow in the higher elevations in the blue ridge and moving back to the west. so we are going to see that snow build in throughout evening hours and just about everybody to the west of washington is under a warning or advisory. in the pink that is a winter storm warning for snowfall that could exceed 4 to 5 inches. in the purple this is a winter weather advisory. we could see accumulation in that area too. i just updated the snowfall map. i'll show you who i think gets what coming up. >> thanks, doug. >>> out in minnesota you see snowplows all the time before halloween. but not around here. snow pants either. who buys snow pants? shomari stone is out in virginia where it is wet and cold tonight. >> reporter

this morning almost over, frost includes shenandoah, rocking ham, augusta and hardy counties, if youyou can see almost all the mid-atlantic under cool conditions into the south not really all that warm just dealing with typical fall weather ridge of high pressure in control for us not a lot of clouds, jet stream benefiting us a frontal system that will move through moisture starved not looking at much happening pleasant day, slight chance with the front we could see across northern maryland a slight chance of a shower as we move into monday other than that not bad. your day planner, by midday, 60 degrees, by 5:00 p.m., around 63 degrees. your 5 day forecast showing you, wet weather definitely in the forecast when we hit wednesday and thursday, another front that will come through, as you see we warm up and cool right down. >> thanks gwen. >> big time world championship boxing is coming to the nations capitol. dcs own native, lamont peterson will battle, amir khan december 10th, capitol show down is creating quite the buzz peter son is coming off his win in a light welterweight title

temperatures into the 30s for the west and we have a frost advisory that includes shenandoah and hardy counties as well and that ends at 9:00. if you're in that area, protect the plants and get them over and this is that time of the year when this happens. the warmer air to the south and mid-sections of the country will move into the beginning part of the week and we'll see a cooldown as the frontal system pushes through. be prepared for. that increasing clouds into the course of the night and we'll see some partly cloudy skies. not too bad. jet stream is to the north of us. we're benefitting from the nice ridge of high pressure building in and a few clouds tomorrow. the ridge will hold a sunny day with a few clouds and the high tomorrow, 65. our overnight low tomorrow night and 47 degrees will be a little bit warmer than tonight. and so for tomorrow, the temperatures into the low to mid-60s and that is everywhere and this is a look at the day planner for you and into some early morning hours, we'll be 60 degrees by midday and 63 by the 5:00 hour and for tonight, then, becoming partly

i have a report of hardy county, east of petersburg, snow coming down quickly. main storm, however, still hasn't taken shape. it's going to take shape and move up the coast. a classic system for us as far as nor'easters are concerned. that's why we have winter storm warnings in effect in october for loudoun county, frederick county, portions of fauquier and culpeper county. everybody out toward the west, including all the counties in west virginia. montgomery county, howard county, a winter storm watch. nothing southeast of the d.c. area. 2:30 in the morning, rain. some heavy at times. the heaviest rain will wait until tomorrow. snow back to the west. most of this stays snow back toward our western counties of west virginia and into western virginia, 11:30, look at the heavy rain. we'll see snow in this area, too. i have the higher snowfall totals there. by 5:30, we are dealing with the rain. maybe snow in here late in the afternoon as the system pulls out. everybody clearing out by tomorrow night. it's a quick system but enough moisture very quickly to provide

here is the snow accumulation map four to eight inches near hardy. maybe more than that.ou may get upwards of ten inches in that location. hagerstown, you are in that area. two to four inches front royal, winchester and frederick. down to an inch or less from washington to the north and west. we are going to have to see how much snow we get in that area. things are changing. we'll monitor the forecast. to the south and east is rain and wind. high temperature tomorrow, 41. i expect that to drop throughout the day. windchills tomorrow in some areas, guys? could be in the upper 20s. >> oh! all right. >> wow. >> yeah, that's october. doug, thanks. see you at 6:00. >>> it's time for friday night football. hakeem is live now at the high school playing damascus tonight for friday night football. >> reporter: a huge game here tonight in germantown. the two teams split the last six meetings. tonight's game could be decided by the defense. seneca is top thanks to a freshman. tonight, we introduce you to blake dove. >> the guy is a child in a man's body. i mean, what's funny is when

tonight, we have larry hardy. the founder of burning man and he is here to talk about the amazing place and phenomenon known as black rock city. he is one of the original planners and architects. we are going to talk about the path of burning man, the future as well. before we jump into the question that had to do with what is going on, tell us about your new headquarters and how that came to be, why the move into the heart of san francisco? >> well, we were on third street, in what is left of san francisco's industrial district , and we got lonely, really. [laughter] we saw real estate values dropping precipitously. as far as we were concerned, that was a good thing because it enabled us to move into market street. the city had encouraged us to do so, too, as they were very much interested in revitalizing market, 6th and market, which is essentially part of the tenderloin. we thought there were a lot of opportunities there. we know something about making urban environments vital. given the present political move,

you can add to the garden now, and make it look as though, it was there all summer long. >>> what hardyll bloom outdoors, all winter long. >> things like pansies are always in use in the garden, late fall through winter the thing people don't realize about pansies these little flowers as delicate as they look they will go through even heavy snow. >> really. >> they will bloom from now and in fact if you plant them now in your garden, they will bloom more refusely, come spring once may comes around and actual heat hits them they tend to go away and they are done. once again, you've got ornamental cabbages, things like thisically san think mum we have gotten away from this we have a lot of grower mums this is a trueically san they mum this is just getting going and will grow for the next month. >> this is a helioboar it is just starting to produce new leaves, and, surprise surprise come february, what this plant is going to give you is beautiful flowers when everything else is asleep in your garden, so this plant is a plant that actually grows reverse of most plants in the garden and this

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the big boys of the state clinched nothing but a hardy. maryland at home against boston college. hopefully this is rock bottom for maryland. i cannot imagine getting a whole lot worse. first quarter. opening drive to boston college. effective like atticas'. 18 yards, barely touched. seven-zero, eagles. fourth quarter, the cold, the snow, the rain, danny o'brien finds a little bit of solace. the former star races 55 yards. 21-10. moments later, finch delivers again for boston college, at 24 3 yards rushing. maryland at home loses. navy away from the snow and the mess, looking to win against notre dame. a lot of the liberation. after the ensuing kickoff, 56 yards, and uttered game dropped the hammer on navy, a 56-14. s sixth consecutive loss. penn state somehow keeps winning, winning ugly, but winning. today in illinois it came down to a field goal. no good, 42 yards. 81 overall. joe paterno, career victory. more than any other coach at the division one level. in maryland today, a new head coach made the scrimmage open to the public. a whole lot of people took advantage of the oppo

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i'll tell you, if i just gave up a home run, i don't care how hardy threw it, and the hitter gave me't know if he was. it's an upsetting gesture, i think. don't know. >> joe: yorvit torrealba will come off the bench. and bat for moreland.t( and torrealba, who has been the starter the last two games, had a single last night, three hits in game three, gets the nod here. ball 1, outside. coke is throwing hard. here's verlander' reaction after nelson cruz hit that home run off the foul pole down the left-field line. here's the 1-0. strike 1. here's the next. pulled the string. that's strike 2. top of the order will bat again for the rangers before the end of this game. coke trying to keep it a three-run lead. good pitch, good work, phil coke! picks up where verlander left off. we go to the bottom of the eighth. tigers up three. verizon 4g lte. america's fastest and most reliable 4g network in over 140 cities. verizon. built so you can rule the air. [ male announcer ] you put a lot of effort into creating the perfect evening. ♪ so we put a lot of effort into creating the perfect tortilla

he fight youures there is money made leading the hardy down there. >> well, you're looking at the heartbeatf the earth. the earth's blood. that stuff's coming from the center of the earth. doesn't get anymore than that. i think people will come to see it. >> reporter: finally a tiny window in the weather. but there's only enough time for two to make the trip down. the younger men will go and mackley tripes to hide his disappointment. >> bit like climbing everest. there's a team of people that sit out. no everyone gets to the top. >> reporter: in their shiny suits, they lower down to a place no man has ever walked. >> eight meters away from the molten lava. >> reporter: the floor of the crater, a scorched hellscape. but they press on. >> lava from the center of the earth! >> reporter: the ground moves constantly, and one wrong move, one errant burst of lava could end their lives. >> this is intense. a whole different world down here. >> reporter: they make the sprint to the edge of the lava lake and plant the flag of their kiwi homeland. >> new zealand flag. this is officially new zealand te

. >> romney-christie will appeal a lot to republican voters who be big fans of laurel and hardy, davidde and chris farley. a great ticket. the truth is, the truth is, anybody could possibly be president obama, and republicans hate president obama. i mean, you could have a romney-conrad murray ticket and republicans would still vote for mitt romney. anything can happen. we'll see. >> third question, guys. and final question. jon huntsman's daughters tweeting about cnn's debate in las vegas coming up tuesday night. they're actually flirting with mitt romney's son tag. look at this. they tweet, want to tailgate for the next debate? vegas wild. we'll bring the godfather's. you bring the diet coke. followed up, mormon tabernacle cho choir -- you see, finding his dad in a photo. there it is. tag right there. what do you think? how should he respond? >> well, quickly, affirmatively. there's not many truisms. when three ladies invite you to vegas for vegas wide, you respond affirmatively. >> maria? >> i think that's adorable. flirting between potential first children. i don't know. i think it

the crash site was spotted in hardy county, west virginia. >>> dozens of saying they are outraged claiming the rental car company suspended them from work. 34 muslim shuttle drivers at the seattle tacoma airport are under suspension. >> it was understood that the muslim employees would not be required to clock in and out for their breaks. they just take what are called intermittent breaks and they go pray and get a cup of tea and would not be required to log out. >> hertz say this is about following the rules laid out in the worker's collective bargaining agreement. that 2009 document says employees do need to clock out during their two 10-minute breaks each day. hertz said it suspended the workers because they were not following that procedure, clocking out. >>> three welch sharing this year's noble peace prize. the president of libberibberria . >>> will the tortoise catch the hare in the race for the republican presidency candidate. we will be right back. if you've got pain? you need the patch. (announcer) icy hot patches. targeted no-mess relief. icy to dull pain. hot to relax it away.

hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hardy welcome to the big picture. that's.

reject the occupation myth regrettably this is me if this is the basis of the policy of our court hardiness tony i totally at this time in. your hand backman was deprived of the right to enter a stoner he had visited on many occasions before but when he arrived at the port of talon by ferry he was immediately detained and led to the headquarters of the border service. there i was told that i was no longer allowed to interest tanya because of what they describe is anti stoning activity if a story is present policies are indicative of an apartheid regime people there are divided into two groups citizens and non-citizens citizens are those who have all political and other rights in their society and non-citizens are those towards a proud of those rights they hold great passports. only said in tones of minor television channel its programmes often show watch official dystonia north or at least ten thousand ignore. and two thousand nato led was able to worm his way into the confidence of the farm owner and the village of the individual. i met with a farm owner that's him. he invites friends who

that is now sponsored by the center for american progress which is the brain trust of the democratic hardy. this is how far this has gone. they put out 130 page report on islamaphobia. i am and islamaphobes for that kind of statement. which is just a naked attempt to suppress free speech by declaring it -- and america is a wonderfully tolerant society so he called somebody a racist, unless they happen to be al sharpton, that puts them out of the respectable discussion. if you call them and islamaphobes, that will do it. this is a movement. it's gone very far in the u.n.. it's a movement in our country and has the support of the heart of the liberal establishment to shut down free speech of critics of islam. and i say islam because organized islam treats women as second-class citizens. islamic doctrine sanctions the beating of women and wives in particular. are not persons in islam. and terrorists sanctioned in islam. hitler hated the final solutions from the germans because he thought they were too civilized to accept his plan to eliminate the jewish. ahmadinejad shouts it from the rooftop

speak about this and said he understands the frustration of those taking part not sure i'm following hardy's frustrations you know in two thousand eight hundred ready to go up in office obama was not the the great unifier he was the great pacifier. he came in here and said no it's going to be ok i'm going to take care of all this it's a care of all of them this is not hatred towards him this is not a denigration of him as of me but he knows the system he has to stand up for because he's tied to a truth of what makes the momentum actually that the u.s. to step aside from the occupation and fight from the visual what do people need to do when we start costing them money and we start bleeding them down that's when they get the mess that's when they get it through their heads oh my god no they've discovered the magic way to deal with us all the problem here is that i see a lot of potential i see potential that needs to be harnessed i see people that i understand the reason they have an elected leaders but i think that there should be more spokespeople that go out and have the actual core message

like the leading party that will take over most of the positions in parliament will be and is for mr hardy the ennahda party so it really is something that but in a way it's ironic i think it's fair to say the west very strongly pushing for these so-called democracies to be born and it may not play out the way they actually want to but again huge challenges ahead for libya and most people here are certainly basking in the celebration of the town he says few of them it seems seems are really thinking about what that means for the future of libya. cars of liberation are loud and clear. it looks like the state of euphoria here where everybody is happy. and you know. even though there is no formal you know law and order but are they ignoring the price paid for freedom in libya some thirty thousand civilians are said to have been killed and four thousand still missing this house was one of nato's misses a single family lost five people including children. the full joys to all governments no one saw us who is going to rebuild my house who will compensate honest for all those lots of the country'

that brings us to twenty three minutes past the hour later in the program the kaiser report hardy's economics and finance show is on a mission to expose fact to greed first though will stay in the world of business with kareena stay with us. hello and welcome to business your spigots banks must raise billions of dollars in capital to withstand financial turmoil on the markets that's the plan by the e.u. commission to contain the escalating debt contagion the growing fears that banks may take losses and bonds from countries with shaky finances like greece but you getting over lanka from tuukka dialogue says that even the worst scenario won't have any serious effect on russia while commodities are strong. russia has limited for exposure to the rule of those toxic for. such as the greek bonds so russia will have a potential there. but through prices you for them would you vs girls don't look for that we will keep exporting real there was a war that was a guess of cold or the cold which even in the case of some slowdown in europe for a. major first comes from prices that all ages because. the rea

all right well we certainly appreciate you coming on the show and sharing your story that was marcel hardy a rap artist and wall street protester who was arrested over the weekend now our own correspondent anna stockage we're going to look at this from the angle of those protesters and the tactics that they're using like you heard my last guest described as a civil disobedience of protesting is this really the only means that americans have last to have their voices heard if they feel like they have no political power in this system here's a report. i'm taking the baby out by storm. karen rested by the hundreds. getting netted and pepper sprayed in the face. spending night and day on the far from welcome the streets of the financial district. that's the price these demonstrators are paying to get their outrage across to those holding reins a financial and political power con americans who make up most of this country don't have access to corporate power and the media don't have many options to get their voices heard those who take specific steps fight for change in the west are largely get

. >>> hardy souls slam across the waters of san francisco bay today to promote a healthier lifestyle for native americans. >> when we were forced on to our reservations we were forced to live off of the commodities the government provided which was all fat food and that's generation to generation has been passed down. >> she says after 2 centuries of unhealthy eating dibeaties are rampant. today they boated to alcatraz and swam back to san francisco. organizes sent us these pictures of that swim this afternoon. they say it's one way they are trying to improve the health. another way, promoting a healthier lifestyle, prepare nutritious meals and exercise. >> this is a barrier. everyone can accomplish their goals with determination. small steps. >> today's swim capped off a week of activities to help them lead healthier lives. >> coming up in 90 seconds, he fell asleep that wheel and killed two. the appeal a former deputy is making tonight to get off of probation tonight. and three university of california at berkeley graduates who were imprisoned in iran just spoke to occupy oakland p

all right well we certainly appreciate you coming on the show and sharing your story that was marcel hardy a rap artist and wall street protester who was arrested over the weekend now our correspondent in new york she took a look at given what we're seeing with occupy wall street and how so many of these protesters feel just disenfranchised all together they don't feel like their vote count they don't feel like they have the money influence politics she looked into if civil disobedience is really the only way that americans like this average folks have left to have their voices heard here's what she found. taking the big apple by storm. getting arrested by the hundreds. getting netted and pepper sprayed in the face. spending nights and days on the far from welcoming streets of the financial district. that's right these demonstrators are paying to get their outrage across to those holding reins of financial and political power on americans make up most of the country don't have access to corporate power and the media don't have many options to get there we prefer to take specifics that figh

acquiring hardy and scott. jones in particular won in a deal remains one of the best trades in orioles' history. but signing some left many shaking their heads. certainly buck showalter will have a large say in hires. >> mark sanchez led to a jerry johnson touchdown. used his helmet maybe a bit too much. the nfl looks back and says you shouldn't have done that. a $15,000 fine. however i think he can handle it with his $60 million contract, and he wopt trade it considering what it -- wouldn't trade it considering what it meant. so the $15,000 fine for his $27 million salary would be like me having a $62 fine. that's a look at sports. i'm pete gilbert. we'll see you back here tonight at 6:00. >> john harbaugh will face his brother, jim harbaugh on the field. he's the head coach of the san francisco 49ers. a friendly rivalry will take place next month, that has the brothers decked out in style. >> it is harbaugh against harbaugh in the november issue of "in style" magazine. ingrid and sarah. they were in town for

them by just a little bit less than that hasn't persons fourteen everything to us it's been flapping hardy's afternoon up there because the obviously the guy has no clue what's going on here's a guy whose whole academic career was built on i'm the only one in the world to understand what went wrong during the stock market crash he wrote papers describing the mistakes that they made he said i'm the guy i'm the genius they know how many years on you know stands up and says i don't have a clue what's going on or what he's going to do was when we have a jobs crisis and congress keeps refusing to address its deflection he should just resign in reality i have no idea what was in congress and will not allow anything that's going to stimulate the economy out of the house of representatives with the title politically for it said they prefer to stimulate. the top of the here rather than the follicle. they believe it is that it means that you love giving the money to the people that are. now you take a dip during these economic struggles it rather than help you know if you will see michele bachmann and

. >> reporter: this is hardy strictly bluegrass festival, a total of 92 bands perform and it's completelyattracts hundreds of thousands of people. >> this is the best weekend in the year in san francisco. >> reporter: why (because it's a huge, free concert and it's beautiful weather and everyone is having a free time. >> reporter: some places hardly walk able. it's a sea of bodies and some so far away they had to bring binoculars, but nobody seemed to care. it was just about moving to the music. this family made a day of it and found a less crowded spot to picnic at one of the smaller stages. >> it's just awesome. >> reporter: around 800,000 expected to come to the three- day event, policing could be a challenge, but say for some reason there isn't many problems. >> we maintain a presence here, but the beauty of this one, there is not historically a lot of problems and the people who come have a good time. >> reporter: alcohol is not sold at event, but people are allowed to bring it in. police say the daytime hours helps to keep the peace and that can be rare with huge crowds. >> it repre

they bade farewell to their friends at their favorite hangout, hardy's. >> i really wish i had had, you vision or something that said hey, stop them. ♪ ♪ >> heather's house sat at the end of a quiet country road, five miles outside eustis. this is where richard wendorf, a manager at a packaging firm, livewith his wife, naomi and their two teenaged daughters. >> the day it happened, heather wasn't in school that day. she had met up with rod. i believe they came to greenwood cemetery. i didn't speak with her until that evening when she called me to tell me that he had showed up in town and we're planning on running away. it was tough because i had very strong feelings for her. i told her that i had wanted to see her and talk to her and at that point, she was driven to my house. they left rod and scott back near to the wendorfs' home and that's when he went in and did what he did. >> ferrell told the girls that under the cover of darkness, he would steal the wendorf family suv. on november 25th, 1996, heather's 19-year-old sister jennifer returned from an evening out around 11:00. >> when

. >> you went about this with hardy boys precision. >> and kids became a family bureau of investigation of doing an fbi headquarters at my house. >> you must have been worried sick. >> almost like we turned into detectives and it wasn't our dad. it was survival mode. >> neither his facebook nor his bank account showed recent activity. and his cell phones last signal was in the angeles national forest. this is the spot where the car plunged into the ravine. as you can see no skid marks. no guardrail z a 200 foot drop. the kids stopped at every switch back, calling out for their dad until finally a faint voice answered back. >> said hello again as in that beautiful voice, my dad. i said dad, is that you? >> he had three broken ribs broken arm and dislocated shoulder and crashed right next to another car that had driven off the cliff a few weeks earlier. the driver died. literally staring death in the face his only food for six days leaves and insects. >> he ate a we -- bee. he said the worst taste in his life he scratched a goodbye note on the trunk of his car, not this time. >> this brou

the wednesday's system is definitely going to pack a much stronger punch and i know the grapes are hardy and they can survive this system here. lesser amounts as you go south. it is slowing down so it is not coming in until this afternoon, some of the rain is getting closer and we are not even close to santa rosa, now there could be light rain before that. highs will be in the 60s or 70s, now here is dave. >>> a police search is going on right now for the gunman that left three people dead outside of a san leandro party, here is more on what we know. kraig debro? >> reporter: two people killed, wounded three following the party. 19-year-old girl was one of those killed, she was killed 1:20 in the morning following the shooting and two of her friends were also shot and killed and it happened at a party at 1:20 zane morning. they -- sunday morning. two gunmen walked up and started firing. two people died at the scene, the gunman walked away in an unknown direction. >> there is a possibility it may have been more of a zoning issue rather than a permit issue based upon the fact this is on pr

. >> dana: hardy har har. >> bob: that was an old joke. jobs as garbage men, waitresses, being assistant to bolling. can you imagine worse jobs than that? >> andrea: i don't know what is funnier, your intro or bob coming from politics talking about people lying. >> bob: i admit, we lie. >> dana: in d.c., an interesting thing. there are political consultant press people like us. >> andrea: we don't lie. >> dana: and you have to deal with the lawyer. they don't let you have any fun. >> greg: are we going to end up paying for all this? >> eric: in the hysterical monologue you hit on something important. the more loans you make available the higher the tuition will keep going. law schools graduate more and more lawyers. tuition is going up and there are no laws. there is not a job out there. sad fact, many things, we beat up obama but the job market stinks and we are enabling people to get loans. >> dana: classic thing there is now class action lawsuits being brought by law school students against the law schools. >> bob: do you not think this

and i know of course new englanders hardy lot. best of luck to you. >>neil: in the meantime fox business network, showing it will be a wild winter and now, young gentleman self said that, remember, back in the early day of the summer. wicked scary. wicked stuff again. what is going on joey? >>guest: well, this storm we have to look at it differently than regular winter storm. the problem is the trees are still in almost full bloom in blazes that get accumulating snow and you only need 2" or 3" and the trees and power lines come down. we could have as much tree damage with this storm as we did with irene, 25 million people under a winter storm warning and 20 percent to 3 percent of the people could lose power and when you lose power in a winter storm situation with two or three or four nights piling up on you it is a very different story than what happens in the summer, so the big problem is 2" or 3" of snow, in the suburbs of new york, with 20 miles per hour wind, down come trees and power lines, there is in question, though, about the extremeness of

they have done a beautiful job and i know how hardy that working to make it something special. >> donald trump, video virginia's newest vintner. good luck. >> thank you. >> john henrehan, donald trump, thank you very much. >>> he was supposed to be among the first tourist on a commercial flight to space. tonight, one thrillseeker is asking for his money back. >> why he's telling virgin galactic thanks but no thanks. coming up next.  >> one of the very first thrillseekers to seen up to travel to outter space is now giving up his dream. allen walton is asking for his money back on his $200,000 ticket. he turned 75 this spring and worries he will be too old when that flight finally takes off. he was one of the first $100 people to seen up with richard branson's virgin galactic space line in 2004. branson at this time predicted the first flight would be up by 2007. and as you know now, it's 2011 and the project is still in the early test flight stage. >> a michigan teen didn't need to leave her hometown for the best weekend of her life. first, 18-year-old brianna ahmat was cr

hardie make it right? you bear witness only by knowing what we have done to the laws have a chance of being filled to make living. that is why i don't support prosecution of anybody that would be more divisive and a butngthen the laws perceived as an act of vengeance. i want the americans society to understand to repudiate what we have done to ourselves to embrace and strengthen our social contract and commitment in turn lead to the laws that we already have. so that when the u.s. legal system will apply wherever the flag will sway and that is the flag that way serve. i start the book that it is slightly ambiguous but the challenge that we face in thisin operation that which is why i hope you will read it. this is our daily challenge. two except doubt and realize there is no certainty but yet to act with principal finding meaning and purposes. and confusion in the gray intelligence has filled me and then to becomeand an interrogator on the global war on terror to travel to a far and dark place where i foun

that is now sponsored by the center for american progress which is the brain trust of the democratic hardy. this is how far this has gone. they put out 130 page report on islamaphobia. i am and islamaphobes for that kind of statement. which is just a naked attempt to suppress free speech by declaring it -- and america is a wonderfully tolerant society so he called somebody a racist, unless they happen to be al sharpton, that puts them out of the respectable discussion. if you call them and islamaphobes, that will do it. this is a movement. it's gone very far in the u.n.. it's a movement in our country and has the support of the heart of the liberal establishment to shut down free speech of ci

you went at this with hardy boys' precision. his kids became a family bureau of investigation. >> all of us ended up kind of doing an fbi headquarters at my house. >> reporter: you must have been worried sick. >> it was like we turned into detectives and it wasn't our dad. >> it was survival. >> reporter: neither his facebook nor his bank account showed recent activity. and his cell phone's last signal was in the angeles national forest. this is the spot where the car plunged into the ravine. as you can see, no skid marks, no guardrail and a 200-foot drop. the kids stopped at every switchback, calling out for their dad. until finally a faint voice called back. >> hello again. it was a beautiful voice. that was my dad. dad, is that you? >> reporter: he had three broken ribs, a broken arm and a dislocated shoulder. and he crashed right next to another car that had driven off the same cliff a few weeks earlier. that driver had died. literally, staring death in the face, his only food for six days, leaves and insects. >> and -- yes.

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right here in new hampshire, in hills borough county, sheriff james hardy, who has served for 30 yearstold me that for the first time ever, his folks are handing out foreclosure notices to the middle class. all this after trillions trillions in government spending and massive bail outs. our nation's core is weak. our people are hurting. america cannot project power abroad when we are weak at home. it is increasingly evident that we have lost leverage in the international community. in the past few weeks we saw the -- the world is a better place when america leads. the world is a safer place when america leads. and our interests are best served when america leads. but to lead abroad, we must regain strength and hope. returning people to work, reducing our debt, restoring confidence in our future. fixing america first. that will be my most urgent priority. it will require more than half measures. it will require reforms. reforms i have offered as part of a plan that one republican called the most pro-growth proposal offered. i will drop that plan on the steps of quong on day one and will

. >> after all, emma is known for her hardy appetite.n fact, sheals adored throughout the dive community in thailand, and tour groups flock to see emma in her beautiful feeding grounds. >> all the dive guides used to take food down for her, sausage, bacon, leftovers from breakfast. we've fed the moray many, many times, maybe become a little bit complaisant. she was more like a friendly dog than a ferocious animal to us. >> matt plays her, teasing emma with his bag of sausages and breakfast food. the moray eel seems to enjoy the games. here she nuzzles against matt's hands and passes back and forth like a playful pet. matt's friend captures the whole thing on camera. >> when we would approach the'll, she would swim out and you could have a little play. she would nestle under your arm and you could stroke her. and of course when she started losing interest, that's when the food would come out, just to tempt her for a little longer play with a moray eel. >> 20 minutes into the dive, the playful emma becomes agitated, swimming more quickly a

barack obama will be the party's candidate so that will foreclose any opportunity for a woman and that hardy to come forward. so i see no presidential candidate in 2012. but he did say however that some polling fair and the most recent i've seen has been from 2008 coming in very early in 2008 presidential primary. about 87% of americans are willing to say that they would vote for a qualified woman regardless of sex, that they would be as willing to vote for a woman asked to vote for a man. americans are more likely and more willing to vote for someone who is african-american or someone who is jewish or president than they are for a woman and i think that number is slightly lower than had been the previous results because in 2008 there was a clear potential female candidate and that was hillary clinton on the democratic side who ultimately failed to win the nomination. >> so what are some of the reasons for women in that position or running for office? does that matter come up in your book? is that something that you touch on? >> we don't turn to the presidential specifically that we do look

yes, they did that every day, and it kept them healthy and hardy until the end, when a couple--there were a couple occasions where rockwell fell off his bike and un--unexplained, and he couldn't remember afterwards what had happened, one time when they were in the caribbeans, and it--it appears in retrospect, he had mini strokes, i mean, little m-i-n-i--mini strokes. and they tried to deny it for a long time to the point where they also had a routine of going out driving every afternoon, even though molly was a terrible driver, and the townspeople kind of knew when they'd be driving and avoided them and--and watched out for them, and yet, avoided them. and finally, all this had to be given up as rockwell kept deteriorating. c-span: and where's this picture from there? >> guest: yeah, the last one. i had to fight to include that because those who love him, not his family, but friends didn't want to show him like that. that's at the very end of his life on his what they call esca--escapebo, which is a little private area of their house that molly had built, that they could go out on an

ibm doug hardy. ehud she the opportunity to a pity i am testifying on behalf of myself as a resident in montana and as the manager of the central montana electric power cooperative based in great falls, montana, feeding the supply to the rural cooperatives. i will not quote the statistics of the tens of thousands of jobs created a directly and indirectly that will share the reasons i believe this plan is in the nation's interest. one is energy independence. i will paraphrase how that was hit fairly hard. this pipeline is not just about canadian oil. the on ramp in the baker area has some of the nicest oil you would ever like if you could like we'll. the on ramp many thousands of barrels a day we look at that as a way to get it to market and decrease the dependence on foreign oil but clearly if we can decrease dependence throop less usage that's great we still need imports. we can decrease the use it on more domestic we still need imports. let that come from a friendly nation, one that supports us, no

paul hardy, i want to say congratulations. he married a grown-up.guy is 69 and buries a grownup? see is a 51 year-old did york businesswoman. they looked gorgeous. >>gary: i just took the kids are happy. it >>darya: all of the kids are there. the third time is the charm. we will see you. we will be right back. helped he he-- >>james: bad debt, s&p in al--, edney in doubt are all positive. >>darya: real steel was one at the box office followed by the ides of march. dolphin tail he is great out there. eckhard where the officer involved shooting happened. here are some of the initial details that we have learned some out shortly after 6:00 a.m. to deal with a person that had a fire arm. shortly after officers arrived, they did have contact with that person although they are not saying who fired or even the condition of the caltrans is almost at the scene on hillsdale avenue where this officer involved shooting occurred.--will tran and is almost at the scene on hillsdale avenue where this officer involved shooting occurred. >>darya: you can see to storm