the hotel. i think they had a soft opening there.come a long way. >> larry: are you nervous? >> i'm very nervous. >> larry: where are you going to be while the show is on? >> i'll be sitting right there watching it with -- >> larry: in the audience. not backstage? sit out there with the crowd? >> where will i be? what do you mean. >> larry: you, personally. >> where will i be in my head? >> larry: physically. >> probably sitting in the middle. >> larry: people get nervous, sometimes they don't like to sit in an audience watching a show they feel a part of. >> for me, i like to watch what the audience reaction, see their faces. you know, see kind of what they're feeling. >> larry: is lisa marie going? >> tomorrow night? >> larry: yeah. >> she won't be able to make it tomorrow night. the show changed its dates a few times. she was committed and wasn't able to get out of it. she's going and looking forward to it. >> larry: so am i. we'll be back with more priscilla presley. the show, of course, is "viva elvis" and it opens tomorrow nigh

luckily our hotel is built for this case because in chile it happens a lot of times. >> a hotel operator there describing what it was like after a massive 8.8 earthquake hit chile earlier this morning. the death toll there continues to climb and the entire pacific including hawaii is under a tsunami warning. chile's president is warning people in coastal areas to move to higher ground. be sure to keep it here on hln for the very latest on this developing story. >>> a miniature dachshund named sport has been called vicious. it started when sport bit a vet tech in the face during an exam. the worker filed a report with animal control who ticketed the dog's owners. >> when we were holding this ticket we felt it was a death sentence for our pet. >> this speaks to the people of lafayette to be warned, be a little fearful of going to veterinary care facilities and goes to groomers because if your dog bites a workers, they could face death. >> he has more than 14,000 friends. the vets' office says it hasn't pushed for the owners to be prosecuted. they say they are very worried for everyone in t

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a suicide bombing attack on a series of hotels and an exchange of gunfire.ave least 16 people have been foreign national and an italian. >> once again, the early morning quiet of ako2 kabul morning violently interrupted. armed police on the street battle in taliban gunmaen in one of the most secure areas of the most secure city in the country. it was 6:30 a.m. in kabul, followed by other explosions and a series of smaller explosions and arms fire. the gunfire continued for hours. the target this time, guesthouses it seems and a hotel, all of them inhabited by foreigners. the number of dead makes this the worst attack in kabul in many month and at a time when international and afghan forces are on the offensive against insurgents in southern afghanistan, the taliban seem to be bringing a message, that they can bring their battle into the heart of the capital. i>> with the troubles facing barack obama in health care reform, and the rest of the day's headlines. puts a summit in washington hosted by president obama has failed to -- >> a summit in washington host

the bombings of the ritz, carlton, a hotels last year left nine dead and scores injured. the men on trial is in jakarta. >> this was the moment that twin bombs exploded in two luxury hotels in the heart of the prestigious business district last year. indonesias image as a country that had managed to get a grip on terror was shattered. that is why was so important for them to find the man they believe to be responsible for the attacks. he was caught and killed in a raid last year after the blast. the man on trial today is believed to be one of his accomplices. als the room in the hotel where one of the bombs went off. >> arriving in court was another suspect. he and his accomplices are being charged with violating anti- terror laws in indonesia. they could face the death penalty if found guilty. this trial could provide vital clues on where the funding came from. and in -- information that could help the authorities continue with their fight against terror. >> tensions are escalating in tree long cut -- sri lanka. supporters of the general clashed with pro-government activ

agents in the state department by the reporter tracked him down in the hotel, in the lobby of the hotel in wheeling, west virginia and said how was your trip going? he said it is going very well but i was very sorry to hear that congress did not pass funding for the flood wall here in weilin. so he knew exactly what the issues were along the way and he clearly had done a lot of preparation before he left, to know that individual issues in the towns along the way. so, he could be prepared to answer. the trip was really a political coming out party for him. the speech he gave and philadelphia was very political and part of the purpose of the trip was for him to begin engaging in politics again, and he really was the first, i guess they called kennedy the first television president of harry truman was kind of the first television act president. he was the first ex-president in the era of mass media to really be a bald politically. hoover by this time was it fairly old man and was not that active politically in his later years. that is what he did in preparation for this trip. >> was he int

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the explosion happened on a corner street in central kabul where there are several other hotels. the force of the blast destroyed several buildings nearby. >> it was 4:00 in the morning. we stayed in our room and locked the door. >> according to security forces, several fighters were involved in this attack, all wearing suicide vests and carrying automatic weapons. there's still gun fire going on. as we understand it, there's some gunmen holding up in this guest house here in the corner of the street and there's gun fire going between the security forces and these gunmen. afghan and nato forces were deployed to the scene. the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. it says it's part of operation nasrat, launched by the taliban last april in retaliation to the surge in troops and the nato operations around the country. the taliban warned it will continue to strike anytime and anywhere it wishes, a huge challenge ahead for the government here. >> that report by hoda abdel-hamid from al jazeera, english. for more on the attacks and the challenges in stopping them, we're joine

but you are staying at the hotel where you all were so you're able to continue to report on this, right? >> reporter: fred, actually, the family was moved up to higher ground, but then they came at last minute and told several of the managers of the hilton waikaloa and myself and another reporter that we had to evacuate as well. they moved us to higher ground. i'm sitting in a evacuation center with nearly a thousand people. and i can tell you here there are a lot of anxious people, folks who left all their belongings back at the hotel, people who were here with weepy children, who are taking naps on the ground, and who are watching the coverage of this thing. and one of the things that we're expecting right now within the next half hour, fredricka, is the hawaii county civil defense. and hopefully they'll be able to, you know, announce an all clear. of course it is too premature to speculate on that now. but that's what -- officials were telling us, they were hoping for that so that people could return. nobody wants to return more than some of the folks who have been evacuated out this

hotel bills are up more than 50%. spa treatments have surged.clusive look at what's sparking this oasis of consumer confidence. >>> i'm sharon epperson. oil may be posting his best monthly gain in nine months. oil prices here are up over $1. off the highs of the session. we hit $80 a barrel yet again this week. it's about the third time this week. but unable to close above that mark, it appears. still looking at the gains we've seen. not only in oil but in gasoline this month, as well as copper prices. we're looking at the goldman sachs commodity index far outpacing what we've seen in the s&p 500. when you look at the dollar, so much talk about the dollar and its impact on commodities. the dollar oil correlation seems to have broken down in the past week. the story has been about equities and about some of the economic indicators. in the week ahead look for oil prices likely to continue to trade in that range, $70 to $80. that's what we've been stuck in since october. >> thank you, sharon. now an exclusive look at whether our economy is getting

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his friends found his body wednesday morning in love grove alley besides the comfort hotel and suites. his death is called suspicious. >> a columbia man intentionally set the fire that kill him. he was found dead inside his burning home last week. neighbors say he lived alone and did not have relatives in the united states. investigators figure how he started the fire. >>> a day-long health care summit. the president is trying to push one of his top agenda items closer to reality. >> reporter: president obama across the street in an effort to cross party lines and reach a compromise on health care reform. >> what i'm hoping to accomplish is for everybody to focus not just on where we differ, but focus on where we agree. >> their agreements are happening on live tv leading rerepublicans like the idea of the summit but want to be consulted. >> we have to start by taking the current bill and putting it on the shelf and starting from a clean sheet of paper. >> reporter: the president and the top aids plan to cover four themes during the six-hour summit meeting. they include reforming insu

but this year, hotels are cutting prices on hotel rooms and the city's carnival budget as well. >> we have organized the 2010 carnival, keeping in mind the national and international crisis. we also focus on the quality of service. we take into account financial difficulties and recent tragedies, like the 80th record -- like the heavy earthquake -- like the haiti earthquake. >> some customs cost more than $1,000. it is enough to train the color from sun sh -- from some cheeks. this 10-day celebration offers a comfortable showcase of riches. >> anytime you want, you can get more on that at bbc.com. keep in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. thank you for being with us on bbc world news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, and union bank. ♪ >> union bank has put its global financial strength to help many companies. >> public broadcasting is my source for news about the world -- cracks for intelligent conversation -- >> 4 election coverage y

in chile where i experienced the september 1973 quake myself, i was in a high rise hotel in santiago to cover the coupe against the elected government. the building swayed and we rushed down to the lobby but everything was okay and that earthquake i'm sure measured about the same as the haitian earthquake but preparation and building codes and building inspectors made the difference style magazine to go from 7 to 8 is a factor of 32. to go from 8 to 8.8 is perhaps another factor of 30 or so. so do the math. 32 times 30, 900 times the energy of the haitian earthquake concentrated in chile. >> geraldo: and the haitian earthquake also, michio, you had a situation in haiti it happened underneath port-au-prince, here between the capital city of santiago. go the distance make a big difference as well? >> it made a difference and we were lucky to some degree bus because the earthquake in haiti was below the surface of a populate the area. here it was not as close to major population centers and so that is the reason why the death toll is not as great perhaps but the main thing is building c

so when we get to our hotel, we -- as soon as we pull up to the hotel, someone mortars our hotel. it's hit by two mortars and we scramble around and run into the building. as i got out of the car i could feel reverend andrew's hands on my head. and i remember hearing, lord, cover him from the top of his head to the bottom of his feet. one of my -- when i first got inside the hotel finally, i wish i could say i had a great prayer to say. but i said, lord, already? i just got here. so i run inside. and my colleague who met me, a great producer at cbs news, he said, hey, brother, man were you boys lucky. i said, no, brother, i wasn't lucky. i was prayed on. thank you all so much for your time. enjoy the rest of your day. i look forward to signing your books. thank you. [applause] >> byron pit it, s a emmy award-winning journalist and a contributor to 60 minutes. for more information, visit us.mack millan.com/stepoutonnothing. >> next from the seattle asian art museum, a biography of madam wife of the former taiwanese president. she was a prominent voice in nationalist china. this eve

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"if i call in sick," she said, "now i've got to put myself in a hotel until i feel better."d both pilots appeared tired. the transcript notes sounds similar to yawns. >> we are ing find out what happened here. >> o'brien: the investigation threw a spotlight onto the operations of colgan, and raised questions about pilot qualifications, training and pay. the story that emerged shocked family members, and even industry insiders. >> there are some accidents that really make you step back and take a look at what's happening in the system. 3407 forces us to look at issues like commuting, fatigue. it forces us to look at training. it forces us to look at fundamental regulatory relationships. absolutely. it's a very important, important event. >> it's become the symbol of everything that's wrong with the industry. >> o'brien: the term "watershed" comes out frequently. is this a watershed accident? >> i think it is. i think it is. certainly for this decade, it is the watershed accident. >> o'brien: the story of flight 3407 really begins in manassas, virginia, at a regional airport a

and in chile, i was in a high-rise hotel. there to cover the coup against the government. and we rushed out and it was okay. that earthquake, i'm sure measured about the same as the haitian earthquake, but clearly preparation and building codes and building inspectors made all the distance. >> right, and when we talk about the richter scales, that is the energy. to go from 7-8 is a factor of 32, and to go from 8 to 8.8 is a factor of 30 organization. so do the math, 900 times the energy of the haitian earthquake concentrated in chile. >> and in the race eric eric, in haiti it happened right underneath importan port-au-prid here, it happened 70 miles south of the quake. and did that distance make a big difference? >> it did, and the earthquake in haiti took place near the surface of a populated area, and here, it was not as close to major population centers. so that's the reason why the death toll is not as great perhaps, but the main thing, the building codes we're not out the window. >> and clearly, i would hope that the situation in all of the developed world, certainly

the target this time -- guest houses and hotels, all of them frequented by foreigners. for hours, heavily armed police battled against taliban gunmen. this huge security operation swung into action. people who survive the initial explosions found themselves trapped, sometimes with nowhere to run. one of these rooms, all the glass was gone? once it was over, stories of lucky escape. the editor of the bbc world service in kabul had arrived from london the night before. he was in one of the hotels attacks, a terrifying experience. >> it went through my room window, and it hit the wall. my window and the room and bathroom were broken. i heard people crying and shouting, a big explosions. so it was a nightmare. >> it was the second major attack in kabul this year. the city is bracing for more to come. >> this is the crater caused by the initial explosion, the car bomb. you can see the extent of the damage done in what is supposed to be one of the most secure areas of the city. a chilling message from the taliban that while nato and afghan forces press ahead with their offens

now, we talked to people in the hotel with us. they are staying there overnight or as many days as they have to because they, a, work in the area and they can't get home or if they live thin the area and don't have power, they've decided to come to the hotel. there are some stores open here in the area. coming up, stay with us. we'll show you which stores are open and on that note, i have to give a shout out to domino's. they're delivering pizzas in the snow. robar roba roberto, thank you so much. we'll show you what stores are open and how people are getting there. back to you guys. >> a well-fed john. >> thanks, john. >>> heavy snow has caused several roofs to collapse around the washington area. these are pictures from the smithsonian museum support center in prince george's county. this is a warehouse that stores artifacts that are not currently on display in the smithsonian museums. >> there's no word what, if anytng, was damaged. firefighters are reminding you to get out of any building. if you notice the ceiling buckling or

. >> inside a lavish manhattan hotel room, police made a shocking discovery. >> plus the latest on the shooting in northwest baltimore that sent an officer to shock trauma. >> here is a live look outside as the snow continues to fall. now he is really coming down in >> most local schools open on time this morning, but center students home early. was it the right call? all across the region, snow was starting to fall just as didn't wrap up classes. -- just as students wrapped up classes. >> it was a gamble that paid off. students appear to have beaten the snow and is having to use another snow day. at polytechnic high school, classes went on as scheduled, those shorter than a normal day. the early closing seems to have gotten high marks from most students and parents. >> it was a great call to have school open today, because we are not done with winter yet. >> at the sound of the bell, we will be dismissing school early today. >> it did not take students long to pack up and head toward the exits. most hope it will be an extended weekend. >> did not forget to give me at least three hours

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mencken book tour and that was around the corner at a hotel, speeches, radio, tv. it was like a bolt of lightning. i thought," louis armstrong." >> i thought about it the next morning i called my agent and i knew with the next book should be. this was it. >> how many hours did you listen to those tapes? >> can't even tell you. it was a lot but you lose county after a -- you lose count after a while. the tapes had been completely index. ed. i look at an index entry and that gave us a description of the track. in one of those fishing expeditions i found a tape in which louis armstrong talks at the dinner party about getting in trouble with characters in chicago in 1930-1931. he had never done this and any published source. that was a great factual find. >> is this a case of where the tapes sit there and nobody paid attention until you came along? >> everybody knew about the tapes. but because they have been left in an attic for years, most of us assumed since they were real to reel tapes that that would not be playable. they were all playable. it was a matter of tran

hotel workers. the trial will focus on clarifying exactly what happened that day. it is still unclear who was at fault. an inquiry found that the disaster was caused by a strip of metal on the russian way, believe to have fallen from a u.s. continental airlines plane earlier it reportedly caused a tire on the concorde to burst. debris then hit the fuel tank, causing the jet to catch fire. but continental disputes this version. >> that's the official version of theevents. we are going to fight it and establish that the concorde caught fire eight seconds before this scrap of metal met with the concorde. so, about 700 meters before. >> reporter: air france could face some tough questioning. earlier incidents indicate that concorde's tires were problematic and one focus in the trial will be whether the jet had undergone proper maintenance. the japanese carmaker, toyota, was hoping to put its recent troubles behind it, saying dealers are ready to begin repairing those sticky gas pedals. however, restorin

but this year, hotels are cutting prices to fill rooms in the city its carnival budget in recognition of the austere times. >> we have organized the 2010 carnival, keeping in mind the national and international economic crisis. we wanted to give a message of quality or excellence with our program, but to deliver it in a more sober style, taking into account economic difficulties in recent tragedies like the haiti earthquake. >> but the stunning outfit that made conable special can still be seen. some cost more than $1,000. enough to drain the color from some cheeks, a striking contrast to february's wateree sunshine. carnival for been is in winter may be more wrap up, but this still offers a showcase for cultural riches. ha>> just a reminder, anytime yu want it, you can have more on that and all the news you want online on our website, bbc.com /news. you can get in touch with me and almost all of us here at twitter. glad to see a lot of you are already doing that. i will keep on responding to as many as i can. thanks for being with us on "bbc world news." >> funding was made possible

. >> and that is the hotel, 12 cases of wine. listen. if you don't have a chance to go to a hotel, the red cross is opening up shelters and they have them open and they also provide a gift bag with basics and that is what you have, you know, towels, razor. the basics you need to get through a couple of nights. they have a couple shelters open in alexandria and throughout the region. you can find an entire list on our website. back to you guys. >> thanks. we can't get over those 12 cases of wine. there were eight customers, right? >> right, of course. >> and by the way, hold up that towel. that's an awfully small towel. that won't do me much good getting out of the shower. >> it's a wash cloth. >> i was worried for a second. het me wipe the lens for you. >> as we know, the crews have been working hard to keep the roads as clear as they can. this is a tough storm. >> that's not keeping folks from getting stuck in the snow. bruce leshan is live in gaithersburg with more, where i originally thought it stopped snowing, but that snow reversal

but they put them up in hotel rooms. they put up all their hotels in hotels.d of chaotic but they take care of their employees. they're allowed to statement so i think it's night they protect the employees and families. we don't worry about them being on the roads. they did it last weekend and they're doing it again today. i think it's great that the hospital does things like that. >> absolutely. and now we're going to go to diane. and before we go to diane, this has been a debated subject and that is do you go to work today? the officials are saying stay off the roads and some buses are saying you have to be here to do your job. so diane what do you say? >> i say that it's kind of unreasonable to expect people to go to work today. i work for a movie theater. and i'm not going to put their name out there. but the movies are open every weekday every weekend and holidays. so we're expected to be at work every day. but we have people calling us to find out are you still going to be open at 8:00? or 7:00. i think it's more important that people stay home and be wi

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he was in a cab on his way back to the hotel.urch collapsed and the debris shattered the bonnet of his cab and cut him on the face. he then got out of the cab and said he couldn't see anyone injured, but started moving away from the scene. several other people were talking about a church collapsing. that's it for an earthquake of this magnitude. >> we wish you the best as you make your way through this tough time in chile. thank you for joining us and giving us your account of what you experienced. >> thank you. >>> now for a look at the weather and ginger we have from wmaq who is following this tsunami indicator after the quake this morning. good morning. >> good morning, everyone. along the california coast and through hawaii is where we have warnings. in hawaii. if california as if that's not enough, you have thunderstorms moving through southern california where we have the bare land. problems in the works as far as mudslides and the tsunami advisories. look up northeast. people are getting afraid of the snow. they are saying

along the coast of massachusetts, the small hotel was ripped apart by 70-mile-an-hour winds, as if it were a child's doll house. in this season of brutal storms, this one may have hit more people harder than any of them. and this headline says it all. when will it end? the answer to this question -- not that soon. now over to my colleague john berman who is in ft. lee, new jersey. john? >> reporter: ron, thank you. 20 inches here in ft. lee. i'm standing in front of firehouse company number four. this is a volunteer fire brigade made up of teachers, police officers. they've been on the clock since 11:00 a.m. yesterday, part of these people on the front lines of the battle against this snow. first thing's first. get your own house in order. they shovel, scoop and blast the snow away at the fire house, before they hit the truck for the first call. is this the worst ki of weather for yoguys? pretty much. >> reporter: doesn't get worse than this? >> no. the trucks don't handle well. slippery. >> reporter: they arrive on the scene. a tree down in a parking lot. the men from company four ta

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well, lincoln wore those slippers while he was visiting at the willard hotel.but when he left for the white house, he returned them with a little note saying, thank you with a very comfortable slippers, a lincoln. now that pair of slipper dues to be in the ford theatre museum. and i had seen them they are last saturday i went down to the reted museum at t f dirt, hoping to catch another glimpse of the slippers. unfortunately, they are no longer on exhibit. and so, i talked to the ranger who was there in charge that afternoon. and he said, we have so many more things that we just can't possibly display everything at once. they are in storage at the moment. so at least you can see them by photograph. i hope you will go down to the ford theater museum. it's really a very, very interesting display of lincoln objects and sayings and movies. it's really fun to go there. thank you all. [applause] >> thank you so much. >> next a panel discussion on the american presidency. that features gary may author "john tyler." william leuchtenburg author of "herbert hoover." and

had elements of charges i can tell you that they relate to things like having the mortgage costs or hotel bills. we do have to be careful. a lotf legal issues here. from the charges you outlined, how seriously are these? they could face up to seven years in jail. it's serious here. they could purge this whole affair and get rid of it. these court cases are unlikely to come until after the general election which will ensure that these stories stay high in the headlines we have had a statement from the three mps saying they are going to defend themselves. they are contesting these charges. >> diabetes is a difficult condition. now a revealing that scientists are a step closer to develop a part of artificial pancreas that delivers the necessary issues to the body. >> it's always in the back of your mind, when is your next blood test. that is a normal life this combined a sensor with pump to calculate the correct dose of insulin. the results show this kept blood levels in the normal range for 60% of the time compared to the normal range and reduced the risk of low blood sugar. there are 350 t

do those necessary events, they are done in the most cost-effective way including the travel costs, hotel costs, use of government facilities, so i think in looking through the list of conferences the employees that attended gave value, they were mission critical. we just have to handle the fiduciary side of it more completely and effectively. >> mr. mann would you care to comment, please. >> certainly. i think a part of the issue here is a lot of employees are just not familiar with travel regulation, for example, in cases where meals might be provided as a part of a conference, we did determine there were some instances where employees were still getting per diem. and it is our impression that there is certainly nothing criminal -- no criminal intent in sthat but a basic unfamiliarity with the rules and regulations as it pertains to what can be vouchered on the travel expense documents versus what cannot. we in the ig certainly see the value in having a conference of this nature, we have our own conference within the ig. where it is an opportunity to share information and we are all hea

richard nixon is waiting for him at the hotel. he doesn't get to ride with it. and even election day, eisenhower flies, helicopters and to gettysburg to vote. comes out of the booth. the reporter state who did you vote for? eisenhauer points to his watch where there are little, tiny pictures in the face of the watch of his grandchildren. and he says i voted for them. he won't even didn't say he voted for nixon. and you can see why nixon was so insecure, because he was always fighting for his political life. and then, and i think by the 1960 election, increased that bitterness and the question of vote stealing in chicago and texas. you know, historians may debate this, but if you're richard nixon, you've got to be thinking about this all the time when you say this is not going to happen to meet again. this is the way the game is played. i'm going to play. and he ultimately plays it very badly. yes? did you have your hand up? >> yes. you have a very amusing and ago toward the end of the book about richard nixon on election day 1960 would you care to share that wit