what of that wolf hound at your back? and then a poem that is for mahmud darlish called the dream of narcissus. the dream of narcissus, that there would be a silence loud as time. the dream of the writer that there could be a silence loud as time, the dream of time that rest might come, the dream of rest, that unrest might arise. the dream of the palm, the pilgrims would enter the village. the dream of the village, that they depart with their palms and the house dreaming of his leveling and the exile as well, the dream of night that the day would be purified, the dream of day that the dark would be lifted, and the dream of the dream but who is to speak of this? i don't think this needs to be explained, it's called mad man with broom. the realist crows return at earliest morning. and the madman with broom, madman in his night shirt with a broom, he, too, returns. he thinks to roust the crows from the mulberry boughs by jabing and swirling his broom, by crazily twirling his broom in the wet summer air and hurling curses sky

>> well, certainly the arctic hound is howling. its bite is as bad as it's bark out there. that will be moving slowly east over the next couple days. you can see all the snow swirls around here and the big news now will be lake-effect snow behind this, one, two, three feet of snow in some places downwind from the great lakes over next few days and the very cold air coming in behind that, too. >> the arctic hound. how cold will it get? >> well, temperatures will be averaging 20 to 30 degrees below normal in the snow cover in the northern plains and the cold is going deep into the southeast also. by the way, this pattern that is bringing all the storms into the pacific northwest and then tailing down here next week at this time because of the cold air here and another storm coming along, we may see a repeat of this, but further south and east, perhaps even into the mid atlantic states. >> surely we'll talk again. accuweather meteorologist joe bistardi. in washington, the tax cut battle is entering a crucial week. many democrats are speaking out against the white house comprom

but how can you in this battle cry and hound units and gas and raf they can take a jump in a sea. but there blockade won't last. if sixteen's to make fire what. will you. guys love them with slacking when we need to finish the job. oh my head spinning good blood on. your leg guys. head spinning we need to finish. are you going to die homo. i'm going to get mad did. did you make space behind. the scenes and i. got a headache yeah. i was going down there and then we got the sound out where the bomb exploded. and you. could yeah but it gives you a real headache when you get a headache and have to get out of. that. comes from the. fix it with to the. effects of. the most broken the other is a mix of course i said oh that's the tip of the bomb. if this rocket hits your body to explode into a thousand pieces of the you. do to me scraping you off with a spear. is really just wants to show its strength because the one in. one of the. foremost between israelis and palestinians it's like tom and jerry thought of. yeah israel is told. the palestinian. search area and it's always gerry who we

but how can you in this battle cry and hound units and gas and raf they can take a jump in a sea. but their blockade won't last. yeah. there are six teams to make fire what. when you. know you guys love the job which is lacking when we need to finish the job. off my head spinning the good book on. a guy's. head spinning we need to finish. are you going to die cuomo. i'm going to get mad did. did you make space behind. the scenes and. you got a headache yeah. i was going down there and then we got the sound out where the bomb exploded. and yeah but it gives you a real headache when you get a headache and have to get out of. that. comes from the. fix it without the subtle effects of the president's cutting. the other is a mix of course i said that's the tip of the bomb. if this rocket hits your body you explode into a thousand pieces of the few that. do they may be scraping you off with a spear. is really just wants to show its strength to the. yes one of. the one of the dream israelis and palestinians it's like tom and jerry thought of. yeah israel is told. over and the palestinian

if fox dashed towards the woods, not to worry, the hound dog knows who i am. i have been out running that old miserable mutt for years like i told you i am a fox. i know. i know. she turned toward ms. viola's with a basket of eggs. i rewrote it and sent it back and it was 7 pages long. that was the beginning of our relationship. we have done many picture books together. i did randy and brother wind which was one of jerry [inaudible] honor books. i have done my dearest apron. the latest one is [inaudible] the women of [inaudible] bend. these are about the women that made those wonderful quilts all over the world. alabama, the poorest county in the depression. the women made these quilts because they needed to keep her children warm and would stack them to make a mattress. they covered the tables with them, they used them for their children to crawl on when they would go outside and have picnics. they used the quilts for everything, small ones and large ones. now today, those quilts are going for 25,000 and more. it was my pleasure to go to g's bend and had the

pocketbooks" the screenwriter described the lead as "a bratty movie goddess in and out of rehab, hounded by greedy agents, predatory paparazzi, off the wall stalkers and crazed media" and so on and so forth. not interested. >> how many you have seen? "poltergeist," "all the president's men". >> what would you add? >> i hope "e.t." from that era. >> what else? maybe "grease." >> oh, yeah, cultural. >> "pretty woman." >> i like the ones they added. >> what was the best movie of 2010? >> oh, 2010? i saw "avatar," but that was last year. >>> for some folks, this year's bad memories are as good as gone. yesterday was good riddance day as new yorkers lined up to shred the activity of 2010, members of the rock band green day took a more political stand shredding a don't ask, don't tell sign. in two days when the giant crystal ball drops in times square, all those bad memories will rain down as confetti wiping the slate clean for 2011. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> the holiday season usually means avoiding th

to a serious discussion about a potential sale they were held in an atmosphere of secrecy laws only hound full officials knew about them but focused the legal. american was not particularly keen on buying the faraway territory a russian envoy to washington eduardo steckel was told to do his best to convince the u.s. government that it would gain norma's benefits by acquiring alaska. steckel had the support of the u.s. state secretary william seward who was in favor of a u.s. territorial expansion. finally in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven after lengthy negotiations alaska was sold to the united states for the price of seven point two million dollars. on october the eighteenth eight hundred sixty seven the russian flag was lowered in the former alaskan capitol of sitka. in its stead america's colors were raised. today happy alaska day is one of the major holidays of the forty ninth state. during the bright showed the residents of citgo to reenact the procedure of handing over the flag from russians to americans. in eight hundred sixty seven the ceremony for placing the russian colo

working with the high ydraulics and the california central models to do all kinds of draught scenarios houndto switch our water from ground water flow and how this is going to drop and how wells require much more electricity and things going to shift if we don't take these things in to account. we live in a slightly weather regime and we've had these long mega droughts in the past and there's reason to think it won't occur again. there's a lot more i can say but i'll leave it to the technical part. >> it's now break time and we'll have about twelve minutes and we'll come back and move on to the technical and engineering and there will be time to revisit all of the topics and thoughts that you'd like to pursue so please be back in twelve minutes. thank you. >> a participant in the panel. if you see a panelist, take that person by the arm please and escort him in this direction. i would like to say for what we've been talking about in terms of being clear about what you need, four very nice people brought me chocolate muffins, so there's a lot to be said for being clear and i'm going to try an

we're hound wondering if rain is gonna be heading our way in time for the weekend.et's go to bill in the weather center. cloudy today as we talked about last night. a lot of clouds have moved into the area. showers will remain north. these clouds have actually warred us -- warmed us up. overnight lows out of the f reezing level for many. tonight it will be warmer still. the clouds providing a bit of a blanket. they also allowed temperatures to warm up the mid- to upper 50s. cloud cover can sometimes warmle you up. you just see sort of 24 hours worth of moisture moving t hrough. here's the most current stuff heading our way. the showers lingering in the north. i'm gonna show you the latest computer model. and what you will see is that line from about -- marin county north it's gonna keep the rain up there today. today we had a lot of clouds up there. as we head into thursday and friday. more showers and then showers. there will be showers in the north bay on thursday, light shower -- more light showers for friday. that's how it looks. it look like friday is kind of y

has criticized wikileaks in the past, is condemning the legislation calling it "a determination to hound assange," and said "wikileaks has a right under the u.s. constitution's first amendment to publish these documents." yet, senator ensin argues first amendment rights don't apply in this situation. james ball has worked for wikileaks and staunchly defends its actions. >> i think people have a right to know how the u.s. deals with other countries, as well as how it deals with itself internlly. >> reporter: another country looking into whether julian assange broke any laws is australia. the country's foreign minister says the australian attorney general has asked federal police to investigate whether assange has breached any element of australian criminal law. jeff. >> glor: all right, elaine quijano from new york tonight. thank you. authorities in oregon with questioning a man who lives near a mosque set on fire last month. he is 24-year-old cody crawford who has a prison record. the fire broke out shortly after a somali-born worshiper, mohamed osman mohamud allegedly tried to bomb a po

but now local groups in the tokyo area are giving some lucky hounds a second chance. >> reporter: thison-profit organization takes in dogs that local communities have had to shelter. the npo tries to find the animals a new home. every week shelter dog adoption events are held in front of train stations. but the weak economy has discouraged some people from owning dogs. >> translator: the bad economy's definitely a factor. without a home for the dogs we have now we can't accept new dogs. >> reporter: so organizations have begun thinking up new ideas to entice people to give dogs a home. the man holding the leash is licensed trainer jun satomi. he works for another local group and trains dogs handed over by shelters. after a dog has been trained, a family takes it in until satomi's group can find it a place to live. he says in addition to finding a suitable match the process involves carefully checking the dog's health, personality, and habits. satomi's group adopts up to eight dogs scheduled to be terminated. these animals receive temporary shelter until a permanent home is found. dogs

. >> the arctic hound is howling and bite as bad as its bark out there. swirling around here. >> reporter: firefighters rushing to put out this fire in minneapolis got stuck in snow near the home. they arrived in time to rescue six people but two others did not survive. officials in parts of wisconsin urged drivers to stay home since even snow plows couldn't keep the roads clear. >> when the snow is coming down heavy, you make a round and it's like i just did it and you start over and oh, i just did this one last time. >> reporter: the storm is heading east, but much of the snow is expected to turn into rain as it moves across the country. ines for wjz eyewitness news. >> the storm also delayed or cancelled almost 1500 flights just in chicago. airports across the midwest are predicting even more delays and cancellations tomorrow. >>> new tonight, a baltimore inmate is back behind bars after he escaped from jail. police found kevin talley at a restaurant in philadelphia. state police tell us talley attacked a prison officer last night and then managed to r

. >> the arctic hound is howling and its bite is as bad as its bark. you can see all the snow swirling around here. >> reporter: firefighters rushing to put out this fire in minneapolis got stuck in snow near the home. they arrived in time to rescue six people, but two others did not survive. officials in parts of wisconsin urged drivers to stay home, since even snow plows couldn't keep the roads clear. >> when the snow is coming down heavy, you make a round and, like, wait, start over, oh, i just did this one last time. >> reporter: the storm is heading east, but much of the snow is expected to turn into rain as it moves across the country. >>> in the northwest, record rainfall in a city known for its gloomy weather. seattle's rivers are so full, three of them are expected to flow over their banks tonight or tomorrow. flooding is already widespread in washington state and in oregon, where mudslides closed some roads. some amtrak service was suspended. the worst of the storm is expected to end tomorrow. >>> amid a wave of national scrutiny, bay area ac

. >> the arctic hound is howling and its bite is as bad out there.ing around here. >> reporter: firefighters rushing to put out this fire in minneapolis got stuck in snow in the home. they arrived in time to rescue six people, but two others did not survive. officials in parts of wisconsin urged drivers to stay home and even snowplows couldn't keep the roads clear. >> when the snow is coming down heavy, you make a round and it's like, you start over, oh, i just did this one last time. >> reporter: the storm is heading east, but much of the snow is expected to turn into rain as it moves across the country. cbs news. >> this is the fourth time the metro dome has developed problems because of heavy snow. >>> well, today's wet weather seemed to take a toll on the redskins kicking game. two minute field games for extra points added to a heartbreaking loss to the buccaneers at fedex field. brett haber joins us live. they can't find a way to win. >> i know. this seems like a conversation we have every sunday. the redskins won the turnover battle, they had m

and he has been hounded out of hollywood because of that case. >> this has not been a good year for australians. >> i have -- chris: i still like them generally. >> wouldn't mel gibson play julianna -- >> i have to give the trophy to jeannie thomas for really ripping the scab on an old wound out of nowhere. chris: motivated for loyalty to your spouse but leaving a voicemail for someone -- >> and then came back and said she wished she hadn't done it. >> and then had to step down from her association from the tea party group, which is he said was not related to that. clearly, it brought up a lot of -- a lot about the old clarence thomas/anita hill hearing. chris: i still like living dangerously. i'm sorry, mel gibson, great movie. "operateheart" was good, too. when we come back, who will get comeback of the year award? chris: welcome back. there are were a lot of comebacks in the midterm election and one makes our top four comebacks of the year and that's the incoming governor in california who last was governor three decades ago. and then george w. bush, whose memoir did better than anyone predi

. >> hounded by debt collectors, the legal loophole that could keep old debt from coming back to haunt you. ,,,,,,,,,,,, sierra for a young woman who has spent more than 24 hours lost in the >>> well, rescuers are searching the sierra for a young woman who was lost more than 24 hours in the snow. she disappeared while snowboarding in alpine meadows. maria medina reports. >> reporter: searchers were hoping for a break in the wind and snow to get a helicopter in the air but it never happened. now a spokesman says they are taking rescuers off the mountain because of weather is so bad. no doubt that the biggest battle for them has been this weather. this is what searchers had to say this morning. >> we have had helicopters attempt to coming up, but due to the low cloud cover and the high winds, they cannot get up to the area. >> reporter: and now another challenge for them from the beginning was that willis' boyfriend did not report that his girlfriend had been missing for several hours because he thought that he would just wait for her to come down. when she didn't, that's when they repor

thing new for russia but never before had the situation spun out of control so quickly with groups hounding darker skinned passers by just steps away from the kremlin all the more embarrassing for russia so soon after securing the right to host the two thousand and eighteen world cup the nationals forward is working very hard to mobilize football in two different nationalist community groups. doing a lot of progress with a lot of success a lot to me putin struck a similar note praising fan clubs for their free spirit he called them down to retain their ideological independence and avoid being swayed by nationalism and he sent to score in this particular goal these fans from the same region where they found suspected murderer came from so that regard most of that in this city football fans in russia have the same event to look forward to. which is for the world cup to come to russia for so long put so much effort but there are still some forces who want to prevent the championship from coming to our country against the murders of the provocations. while police didn't confirm any such conspir

the women's lawyer told the bbc the accusations were not part of a global conspiracy to hound him. >> only three people know what happened. my two clients and he. and he's well aware that these two women have nothing to do with the wikileaks or the c.i.a. or nothing whatsoever. >> at the offices of the swedish government, the justice minister was simply satisfied at the arrest. >> the european arrest warrant works, and that it doesn't depend on who the person is that -- what sort of crime a person is discussed to have been done. >> if mr. assange is extradited here to stockholm, does he then get extradited to the united states? where his situation might be much more serious? the swedish prosecutor who wants him back in stockholm says that wouldn't happen. she says that it couldn't happen without the consent of both britain, where he is now, and sweden, if he came here. the authorities here are adamant that there's no conspiracy, that they're not just going after this man to please the american authorities. they say it's simply a matter of alleged crime and the swedish law. steven evan

with gauri is master not just of his hounds but of this whole cost village he's called the atom out and he has to show skill in leadership from solving village disputes down to training dogs to catch hares. although he prefers the larger prey willow was more restrictive likely to root in old times to get the chance of becoming an atom and it was considered prestigious to bring home a wolf tied up. with the ring in a war after the day's outdoor training we caught up with our ottoman at the evening meal where he tells us about the history the cossacks originally came from lamb's far to the west of here but they proved a useful militia force conquering and securing siberia for the czars in return for grants of land. here before and of the idea was to create villages along the country's border so that people are bound to the land they're living on. the cossacks strong independent traditions were disliked by the communists they were suppressed and marginalized since the end of the soviet union they've been trying to rebuild their self-sufficient way of life especially when it comes to resist

now, as for wikileaks, it's been hounded by governments and hackers since posting all those secret diplomatic cables earlier this week. the people who run the website spent the day struggling to keep it online-- even changing its web address. meanwhile, wikileaks' founder is still hiding from the police. but today elizabeth palmer reports he did speak out online. >> reporter: julian assange doesn't have to be out and about to communicate. from his hiding place in britain today he answered questions on a newspaper website. "threats against us are a matter of public record," replied assange, and implied the u.s. government was behind this: the dead end people found last night when they tried to log on to wikileaks. u.s.-based dynamic network services, which provided wikileaks' internet address, had canceled its service. the company said it simply couldn't keep doing business with a website under constant cyber assault. for the past few days, wikileaks has come under what's called a distributed denial of service attack. and it works like this: the attacker searches out computers that are online