that is the houston in my imagination. [applause] the houston that could be. be. the houston that can be and will be if we will get to be to achieve it. [applause] imagine with mea some very real possibilities for our city. imagine neighborhoods where the police are known and recognized and they, in turn, know the neighborhoods and we are all safer. imagine a neighborhood where all children can play outside and the parents do not worry about where they are. and who could harm them. imagine a more unified approach to public safety, where all the law enforcement agencies in this area, houston police working with harris county sheriff's, together i crime initiative. something that makes sense for all of us. imagine an extensive mobility system embraced by the public. houston is an immense city. we need all possible transit options to move was quickly and efficiently around the city. [applause] that can happen here. and it will happen here. imagine a city with clean and safe air. [applause] as we prosper, we must take pains to improve our air quality. industry kno

houston.[laughter] my sister, allison, in from georgia, and three of her four children, please rise. [applause] my sister-in-law, her husband, and their son as well. please rise. [applause] my in-laws -dick a, dick and giy hubbard, please rise. all of the way in from buffalo -- they like the weather here a bit better. [laughter] thank you. now, to those of you in the room today, and those of you who might be watching or hearing this, i will be asking of you three things. first, i am going to ask for your prayers. we have enormous challenges ahead. all that we must do will be done. but there are many things that we should do, that can be done, and we will strive for it. i know that we can achieve anything that we want to do. with hard work with your prayers. prayers. by ask for the city is a continuum. projects begun under one administration continued into another and perhaps another. it may seem as if very little progress is being made, and the compromises, the give-and-take of government can

she went back for three internships at the houston chronicle.rt -- i don't know what her dad was thinking. general jim let that one fall off the radar and probably shouldn't allow her, if he wanted her to continue in that prescribe that. her mom had big hopes to become a society columnist that and actually, specific host that molly would be chronicler of the high society of houston and center note and say why do you think about, you know, frank, a new profile of a new church being built in river oaks. molly would resist these suggestions of course. she got into it. she just that sort of little bit here so hopefully you can ask questions, she went to the columbia journalism school. i think her father was beginning to get suspicious at that point. because that's in new york city. and that's probably a hotbed of something that's, you do, that i went to the same school. i grew up in new york city. i went to columbia, so i know. i was completely dissuaded even at the school i was in in new york, don't go to columbia. it's a hotbed of revolutionary it

that is the houston in my imagination. [applause] the houston that could be.e houston that should be. the houston that can be and will be if we will get to be to achieve it. [applause] imagine with mea some very real possibilities for our city. imagine neighborhoods where the police are known and recognized and they, in turn, know the neighborhoods and we are all safer. imagine a neighborhood where all children can play outside and the parents do not worry about where they are. and who could harm them. imagine a more unified approach to public safety, where all the law enforcement agencies in this area, houston police working with harris county sheriff's, together i crime initiative. something that makes sense for all of us. imagine an extensive mobility system embraced by the public. houston is an immense city. we need all possible transit options to move was quickly and efficiently around the city. [applause] that can happen here. and it will happen here. imagine a city with clean and safe air. [applause] as we prosper, we must take pains to improve our air

he got her a job at the houston chronicle.ow that was a bad thing for many reasons because molly was now hanging around with scruffy types and i feel i'm teratoma talking about that. because you look at us. so we know now and it worked at the history chronicle with some of the people that worked with. they were still there when i got there. but she began hanging out with the folks who are somewhere north of skepticism and just a tiny bit, tiny bit south of cynicism. and they were damon runyon folks and women who like to hang out late at night. they like to enjoy a cool beverage and smoke cigarettes and gab. and frankly after work, talk about the stories that they couldn't get into the houston chronicle. [laughter] that the editors wouldn't let them in because the stories they knew were actually about the editors. so, they have the goods. molly had the goods at an early age and developed this really great skepticism. talk about a world -- you might've heard the term women's pages. does that still bring about for anyone? back in

[applause] the houston that could be, at the houston that should be. the houston that can be and will be, if we will it to be, if we work together to achieve it. [applause] but imagine with me some possibilities, some very real possibilities for our city. imagine neighborhoods where the police are known and recognized and a and turn know the neighborhood and we are all safer. imagine neighborhoods where all children can play outside in their parents don't worry about where they are. [applause] and who could harm them. imagine a more unified approach to public safety were all of the law enforcement agencies in this area, houston police working for example with various county sheriffs, deputies or with constables together on the crime initiative, something that makes sense for all of us. imagine an extensive mobility system embraced by the public. houston is an immense city. we need all possible transit options to move as quickly and efficiently around the city. [applause] that can happen here. and it will happen here. imagine a city with clean and safe

karen gray houston, fox 5 news. >> a lighter side and one that is serious. you can take action if you see someone on the street who is suffering in the cold. call the d.c. shelter hotline at 1-800-535-7252. 1-800-535-7252 and they will send a van for pickup to one of the shelters. >>> two star players for the washington wizards. they accused of pulling guns on each other in the locker room. the poland family issued a stern statement. john henrehan is live with the reaction to that. john? >> reporter: there is disappointment in all directions from the fans and from the poland family, disappointment here at the verizon cter because the wizard's lost their first game after the scandal broke to the spurs losing by 11 points. we should from belgium coming up in sports. you know -- should from belgium coming up in sports. tonight, the poland family issued an extremely stearn statement it's aimed at him even though they didn't use arenas' name. both players involved were at the game. the team's leading scorers remain on the sidelines because of a foot injury. they

if they lost, theled go -- it would go to houston. baltimore last year all the way to the afc title game. out of the six spot. trying to get in again. second down and nine. to the 14 for four yards, and a timeout called by oakland. now, if baltimore wins again, guaranteed to be playing at new england next week. they were in new england on october the 4th. week four. and here's some of the action. randy moss caught that one for a score. that was a crucial drop late in the game by clayton, remember that? >> phil: yeah, i do. >> jim: they would drive it down, down six. 27-21 victory ended up for new england. >> phil: well, what do you here? if you're the baltimore raven, you basically need one first down. if you get a first down here, it almost wins the game for you. the raiders are out of timeouts. >> jim: what will they do? will they go up top? >> phil: my first thought is they will run it. >> jim: they're going to go out of the gun. it's mcgahee, he's got a wide-open hole, and he is tackled at the 50 by eugene. only fitting that on th

in rockville, karen gray houston, fox 5 news. >>> the changes aren't yet set in stone. commuters who want to complain can attend a public forum that is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. on february 1 at the executive office building. >>> the war on terror left 28- year-old grad student facing charges after he crossed a security check point at newark liberty airport last week. he says he wanted to walk with his girlfriend and slipped past security to do it but his move shut down the entire terminal at the airport for hours and caused ripple effects all over the world. he will be charged with defiant trespassing t. comes with a fine up to 500 bucks. >>> in the wake of the attempted christmas day airline bombing in detroit, the national intelligence director wants answers. is he ordering an independent assessment of the challenges involved in gathering terrorist intel. he put former c.i.a. director john mclaughlin in charge of a team to examine the attempt at the fort hood shooting as well. we're getting new insight into the man who killed seven c.i.a. employees on an afghan base. t

those are the values on which houston was founded. those are the values i try to teach my own kids and those are the values that will shape our future as a city. in the past few months, actually more than a few months of campaigning as i travel around this city i kept meeting folks who reminded me of my own mother and father. people struggling with two and three jobs just to get by. fathers worried about putting food on the table, mother is worried about crime and worried about their children's education, and families worried about taxes, neighbors worried about preserving the communities they loved. [applause] i want you to know this call all of you this city of houston is on your side. we will get through this together. i know the city's work force is one of the best anywhere. [applause] i see them everyday. i know many of them and i know the commitment they have to doing a great job. we hear on the news about the problems, the things that go wrong in this city, and in truth we noticed this move working of the city. how much of the

as the district prepares for whatever happens next fox 5's karen gray houston found some russ dents and visitors trying to shield themselves from the deep freeze while others welcome the bite. >> reporter: the wind whipping through the trees had a chill to it that forced just about everybody to bundle up. law requires d.c. to shelter anyone who needs a bed during the hypothermia season but officials have trouble steering the homeless out of the cold. last month's snowstorm is a fading memory but these workers were looking forward. >> how is this for a start for the new year. out with the old. getting rid of the old salt trucks and they prepare for the next big snowstorm. >> getting all the salt off the trucks. that will mess the truck up when you leave salt. >> reporter: but the col weather brings out die-hard sports fans. check out this game of ultimate frisbee. >> we played new year's day. it's a new year's day recuperating from drunkenness and had very few people. yesterday, the conditions were great. today it's insane. >> reporter: not too insane for this guy. the one in the shorts

this video comes from houston where some folks ignore advice to wrap their pipes.has been flying off the shelves. towels and duct tape will also do the job. >>> in oregon, a reporter determined to get the job done was literally blown away by a howling wind storm. >> sustains winds blowing 60 to 70 miles per hour out here. the windchill is just painful. >> don't worry. she's okay, even after that fall. the reporter was back reporting live from the same scene later in the evening, but all the videos show just how many problems are being cause d by te icy roads, the frigid temperatures and the wind. so keep it tuned to hln. we'll have complete weather coverage all afternoon. >>> police in england arrested three men who they say threatened staff aboard a plane headed for dubai. they were arrested on suspicion of a bomb threat and are in jail. it happened last night as the plane was getting ready to take off. all passengers were taken off the plane while police searched it. they found nothing suspicion. heathrow remained open during the incident. >>> doctors may have ne

that is "of the houston chronicle -- "the houston chronicle." conn, moses on the democratic line caller: i'm wondering if the so-called tea party -- care so much about this the responsibility, where were they when the republicans and george bush jammed down our throats the afghanistan and the iraqi war. that we don't need. that has cost us a dollar trillion. that my children -- caused as $1 trillion, that my children and grandchildren have to pay for. president, president obama came to power or. the republicans, the publicly declared that they want to see this president failed. they said they want to derail health care. i'm wondering where america people -- did they forget -- host: phyllis from boston. much coveted it independent. caller: i am certainly voting for scott brown. we have to do this as unenr olled, as the college, and i believe this will be the shot heard around the world one more time for massachusetts. i am so proud to be from massachusetts because we have been an laughingstock which the amount of democrats that we have brought to

that is "of the houston chronicle -- "the houston chronicle.", moses on the democratic line caller: i'm wondering if the so-called tea party -- care so much about this the responsibility, where were they when the republicans and george bush jammed down our throats the afghanistan and the iraqi war. that we don't need. that has cost us a dollar trillion. that my children -- caused as $1 trillion, that my children and grandchildren have to pay for. president, president obama came to power or. the republicans, the publicly declared that they want to see this president failed. they said they want to derail health care. i'm wondering where america people -- did they forget -- host: phyllis from boston. much coveted it independent. caller: i am certainly voting for scott brown. we have to do this as unenr olled, as the college, and i believe this will be the shot heard around the world one more time for massachusetts. i am so proud to be from massachusetts because we have been an laughingstock which the amount of democrats that we have brought to cong

this video comes from houston, where some folks obviously ignored advice to wrap their exposed pipes. hardware stores there say foam insulation has been flying off the shelves. if you can't find any, one plumber says, towels and duct tape will do the job in a pinch. >>> in oregon, a reporter determined to get the job done was literally blown away by a howling wind storm. >> with sustained wind blowing 60 to 70 miles per hour out h e here, but the windchill is just painful. >> now, don't worry. she's okay, even after that fall. the reporter, keely chalmers, was back reporting live from the same scene later in the evening. but all the videos show just how many problems are being caused by the icy roads, the frigid temperatures and the wind. keep it tuned to hln. we'll have complete weather coverage all afternoon. >>> i'm meteorologist bonnie schneider for hln with your saturday forecast. another day, another cold weather day. we are looking at more arctic air hitting the south in places that typically aren't this cold this time of year at all. check it out. frigid across the center of t

a mere 30 miles an hour makes it feel like that factors at frederick and gaithersburg, 9 at houston, and in western maryland, not only do they have went to deal with, they have snow. snow tomorrow, in addition to the snow they got today. we will talk about the forecast coming up in just a minute. >> remember, you can follow the forecast on our website, wbaltv.com. you can track whether down to your own street. just click on weather. child abuse tonight in the death of a toddler. back in december 19, at the home in kentucky avenue, detectives noticed scrapes and bruising on the little girl's head and cheek. an autopsy determined she was beaten to death. the father, jerome wallace, was charged with debt and child abuse. the mother is start with a child abuse and assault. and an 11-year-old girl had funeral services today in salisbury, and about 1000 attended. a few days before christmas, she was found dead on a wooded area near the delaware line. he is a registered sex offender in maryland and delaware. the attorney has said that his client denies allegations he harmed her. father coug

to start construction of a third ring road around houston to open up more squall. there was a portion that tried to do good. because there have not been a policy in the u.s. saying that there had to be a relationship between infrastructure and agreed outcomes, we were not prepared. >> i know what you're talking about. when people say "shovel-ready," i always say, "what are your shoveling? >> no matter what we do in terms of conservation and energy efficiency, all efforts eventually are overwhelmed by simple population growth forecasts. we can all and we should tried to do everything we can, but what do -- you have to say about the absence of population control -- but what do each of you have to say about the absence of population control? >> that is an excellent question. our people the problem? >> people are the problem and people are the solution. it is as simple as that. the problem as population is far too simple. people consume in various ways around the world. the energy and pollution produced by a single american is it [unintelligible] will to [unintelligibl

houston a winner. still live in the postseason hunt.f the raven's can beat the raiders, they will go to new england and face the patriots in the playoffs. let's check the forecast with john collins coming up right after this. after this. it's so hard to choose one. you know, during the sign then drive event, you can get a cc, tiguan or fuel efficient jetta for practically just your signature. you can get scheduled maintenance at no cost. there's got to be more to it than that... i'll never doubt you again. >> still cold but not as windy. >> bundle up. we will see you right here after the game. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] >> as we come to the close of another year with our military fighting on foreign soil in two different countries, we are reminded ofur loved ones who are sacrificing their lives for our liberty and pursuit of happiness. we take our regularly scheduled editorial time to share greetings. these readings are also available on wbaltv.com. click on "editorials." happy holidays. >> to the bird fami

karen gray houston, fox 5 news. >> a lighthearted look there. on a serious note you can take action if you see someone on the street he who is suffering in the cold. call the d.c. shelter hotline at 1-800-535-7252. they will send a van for pickup to one of the shelters. >>> new this morning, what appears to be the first homicide in the district in the new year. a man was stabbed in the upper chest in the 1700 block of mississippi avenue. he later died at a local hospital. so far no word on what led to the stack or if police have any suspects. as soon as we get more information we'll pass it along to you. >>> and we are following new developments in the christmas day terror investigation. the u.s. and britain announced they are closing their embassies in yemen because of ongoing threats by the group linked to the foiled attack. plus, the obama administration says it is cogging up with new ways to stop future attacks. jennifer davis has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter:rack obama in his weekly radio and internet address announces it is

houston is a city built on dreams. but our dreams are always powered by hard work, they are guided by common sense, and they are inspired by creativity. i spoke on election night of this being an historic election. and my election made news around the world. now, houstonians weren't very surprised that they had elected the first gay mayor of a major american city. we have a tradition of electing mayors not for who they are, but for what they believe we can do as a city. [cheers and applause] >> american icons, three original documentaries from c-span. now available on dvd. a unique journey through the iconic homes of the three branches of the american government. see the detail of the supreme court within go beyond the white house, the america's most famous home, and explore the history, art, and architecture of the capitol. a three disk, dvd set. one of the many items available at c-span.org/store. >> there's less than a month left to enter c-span's 2010 student cam contest. top prize $5,000. just create a five to eig

rockville, karen gray houston, fox 5 news. >> the changes aren't yet set in stone. commuters who want to complain can attend a public forum. it's scheduled at 6:30 p.m. on february 1 at executive office building. >>> from saving money to saving energy, those energy efficient led lights have a dangerous downside in cold weather. why they are causing some serious wrecks. >>> plus, fists go flying and it's all caught on tape. find out what set of the new mexico mayor. >>> the dog that's still in the hearts of thousands and maybe yours too. stay with us. we'll be right back.  (announcer) pillsbury grands! biscuits, so warm and fluffy. make the most out of the most important meal of the day. so warm, flaky; it might be the last time chips and dip are invited back. savorings. in the freezer case. from pillsbury. but it's melting fast. is is your last chance to get $150 back plus a free multi-room dvr for 3 months when you switch to verizon fios tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a month with a one-year agreement. with fios tv, you get an amazing hd picture

celebratory gunfire to mark the new year caused quite a panic across the country, especially for one in houston. says a bullet flew through, pierced the side of a refrigerator. the family went on for hours as they were waiting for police to respond. >>> you have a hole in your refrigerator. and you have two small children in the house. and they have to go hide in the closet to keep from getting shot. it needs to stop. >> the following day an officer did come out and remove that 45- caliber bullet from the fridge. >>> there's always the recognition of first babies born in the new year as it rolls in. but one tampa mom and her twin boys can celebrate the first and the last year -- birthday of the year. the couple welcomed in marcelo on just before -- midnight on the 31st. and then the other right after new year. the boys are said to be okay. >>> time to take down that christmas tree. baltimore city has a new program to help people dispose of their trees in a green way. ♪ [ music ] >> the holidays are over. and the time to clear out the tree and tinsel has come. andy wilson says he needs the space

houston, the texans hosting the patriots. this is something the patriots did not want to see. tom brady to wes welker. welker untouched here, basically, goes down and it looks like a serious knee injury. he would be carted off the field. less than two minutes to go in the game and ariane foster scoots in for a three-yard touchdown one and the texans win 34-27 and cinchheir first winning season ever at 9-7 so it will be very interesting to see how the last games play off. the redskins winning

he was trying to work out a deal with houston but has not accepted that deal. kyle shanahan is also available. mike zimmer will come in and be one of the court members under mike shanahan. he is with cincinnati but turned down a deal and one more money from cincinnati. they were not willing to pay the debt and spider may be. that is the situation up to the minute. it looks like it will be mike shanahan, kyle shanahan, and mike zimmer who will turn this program around and get back on a winning track. >>> we will wait and see what happens. the hope is for instance excess but could be the beginning of a major rebuilding process. kathy park talked to some ban treaty joins us live with their reaction. >> fan reactions are mixed. some folks are saying this sort should have happened before the last debris others say they a glad it happened at all many folks we spoke with seem to agree that the team needs to look forward and hope for a winning season. redskin fans said they saw it coming months ago. >> that they had to do something, i guess if i don't know that it was

viking's handle their business and beat the giants 44-73 surprise of the day is in houston -- -- beat the giants 44-7. the texans came back and tied it -- texans beat the cats and finish the season with their first winning record in franchise history. in basketball, md. able to get back and they tracked against greensboro. a solid gain. let's move forward in the first. inbound passed over -- taking into the cup and scores. second-half action -- he gets the ball and drives -- that is money. 97-63. georgetown this afternoon on the road. that one will fly as he hits the deck. it's good. georgetown up by 10. after intermission, -- kics it out. way downtown. count those. nail's sets -- georgetown destroys the fall. 67-50. maryland woman took on st. joseph's this afternoon. final score 79-69. >> a final check when you're living with bipolar depression... ...it's easy to feel like you're fading into the background. that's because bipolar depression doesn't just affect you. it can consume you. one option proven effective to treat bipolar depression... is seroquel xr. for many, it's one pill,

i thought, if i had the fugees, then the world probably wouldn't have had the whitney houston, probably wouldn't have had santana "maria maria," "destiny's child. i look at it like the arc of music. ♪ standing at the bar -- >> the fugees are considered the hip-hop of rap music, the hip-hop beatles. >> what is it about music that captured your soul so? there's some music that you can feel it is truly a part of them. i get that from you? >> music for me is survival. it's not like i just did music to do music. coming from haiti, drums plays a very important -- i would just sit outside and just beat the drum, all day long, just beating drum. so for me music is like -- always has been survival for me, you know what i mean? it's part of my life. >> are you surprised at where you have gone in terms of, not the popularity, but the want for so many people to have wycliff connected with them musically? there are a certain number of producers who have their time, and it's their time. though yours is extended, you're having yours. is that a surprise to you? and i suspect you don't take that for gra

we do expect things to modify. 32 in memphis, 51 in tampa, 54 in houston.only part of the story. strong winds will make windchill feel 10 to 20 degrees in parts of the southeast. but great lakes, it will feel like 10 below just in terms of the windchill. now what we can expect in terms of travel, heavy snow may continue for parts of upstate maine. look for scattered snowstorms across new york. pennsylvania, snow showers also possible across parts of the central plains and back into the midwest. pacific northwest will see rain along the coast and snow back into the interior of washington state and parts of the columbia river valley. that is the latest for your forecast. enjoy your date. >>> when money is tight, usually the first thing to go is fancy restaurants, but coffee is something folks just won't give up and one city is brewing up a new city for tourists to savor the flavor of a cup of joe. >>> the u.s. postal service is kicking off the new year with a rate hike. starting tomorrow, prices will be going up for ground packages, air express items and inte

houston.at, is a good way to finish and we very much appreciate this panel. it's very informative and thank you very much. >> thank you, senator. >> thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] and now a panel discussion on the future of u.s. economy. economists and scholars talk about spending, taxation and the national debt. this panel is hosted by the university of virginia miller center. it's just over an hour. [inaudible conversations] >> welcome back toward concluding round table. it we have in the last cell -- 12 hours considered much ground. the roundtable is designed to take what we've learned and contemplate the big questions, not that we haven't done that so far. questions having to do with is there an optimal level of debt coming due debt and deficits but american leadership at risk, thus preserving the status of the dollar requires sacrifices so far as domestic fiscal policy is concerned a? we have drawn from our earlier panel's to bring together representatives

my name as part in alldinardo, -- cardinal dinardo, the archbishop of galveston and houston.only to be here, but also to introduce my fellow bishops that are here at this rally. they are here in solidarity with who we are as people of life. may i mention something personal? i can't help but notice that print -- there is the parrish i started in pittsburgh. it is my happy to introduce the bishops that our president. i'll begin with the archbishop of philadelphia, cardinals justin rigali. also with us, archbishops joseph kurtz, the archbishop of louisville, kentucky. the archbishop of kansas city and kansas. [cheers and applause] that is a great group from kansas. [cheers and applause] archbishop henry mancel from genetic it -- connecticut. he seems to have vanished, but we want to welcome him. and the archbishop of washington, the ordinary at this diocese here. we have been shipped paul cokely, from kansas. bishop robert baker from birmingham. bishop john barrett from allentwon, p -- allentown, pennsylvania. bishop daniel from stupenville, ohio. bishop frank duane from florida

. >> caller: i'm a school teacher from houston, texas. i taught school. i believe -- host: caller, you shouldn't have your television up but go ahead and finish your statement. caller: i believe strongly in the voucher system and work in a distressed junior-senior high school here in houston and the best thing that could have happened to those kids was close the schools, give them a voucher and let their parents take and bad decisions are champing at the bit to come into these terrible neighborhoods and set up small private schools where the chirp's strid needs can get a whole lot more support and i also meeve it's or a secondary school education. it is the power of the state to run the educational system. not the federal government. guest: well, again, i think my answer to that would be if that works for those kids, go for it. i have no objection to that. i do think in many parts of the country, it's tenable to set up the sort of system you ever talking about. democrat doesn't said i think what we're seeing no is through if the ability to take a neighbor

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she is part of the haitian relief effort in houston. we have been advocating reform -- haved a could he indicated for status. we have done the quickest response and that response is the deportation of haitians, and i want to repeat it again, is now on hold, is ordered by the president of the united states and the secretary of homeland security. i can't imagine any member of congress is going to rise to their feet to challenge that humanitarian act by this government. and i'm very proud of them. i do want to take note of the fact that i'm very pleased that in my office i have major washington has been detailed to my office and his firsthand knowledge has been already helpful. and one of the things that i think we should emphasize in the immediate hours tragically is to secure a unit from the military who are able to set up temporary morgues. i hate to say that but that's what we face. let me tell you why. in listening to the leadership in haiti, haiti's prime minister told cnn that he believes there are well over 100,000 dead. we don't k

houston, texas, mike on the republican line.aller: i want every person to know that i am a republican. secondly, i would like c-span to know that you have too many seminar callers calling in as republicans and they are not. is pretty obvious that they do this. the last two callers calling in on the republican line acting like obama supporters and i find that insulting. as far as vice president biden, i think he is a good example of a career politician. he has been in the senate for 36 years and he is exactly the kind of politician that we tea party people want to eliminate from washington. we want people to go there and serve a term or true and get out. -- a term or two and get out. i am tired of it. i have no trust in government and it seems to me that too many people from the "new york times" go on and gabble about they're doing this and what a long and to read his career. i'm sorry, i want someone who knows what it is to pay their bills. we do not have the posture at all. host: mike, we will get a response. guest: first of al

eight losses on the year, including to ucf, troy, sam houston state. >> bob: that is ancient history now, my friend. they're in the sec and they've developed. now they're ready to rock and roll. >> carter: wall should not give the ball up. [ cheering ] kentucky's undefeated record is on the line. >> bob: they should keep it until the clock runs down. >> carter: 13 to shoot. it's john wall's ball. creating for bledsoe. patterson with a huge offensive rebound, but he lost it! auburn basketball, with 36.3 to go. >> bob: auburn did the right thing. no need to foul when it's a three-point game. the three by bledsoe, way long. the hustle by patterson good. but unfortunately, off his leg. you would expect that is something you'd get an offensive rebound in that situation. >> carter: auburn trailed by 19 points in the first half. and have a chance to tie it with a three on his possession. >> bob: just got to take the first shot that feels good. >> carter: it's been over eight minutes since auburn hit a three. >> bob: they can hold it until the last shot. >> carter: hargrove creates. dishing

and denyson to the broncos line coach now is going to houston replace karl shanahan. >> charlie, we'renot getting too close to the draft, how soon would you want if you are the gm you want the staff in place ready to roll? >> you have some time here because you have the senior bowl and mike shanahan has not had them go at least in denver where he was the head coach. but you are going to give them a month to get their ducks in a row and work on offense, defense, get to know each other. as you head into the combine, that would be kind of a light to sit down and say we evaluated the team. we're going to the college prospects. if you get to that point they will be in good shape. >> you like how it is coming together? >> yes but as jim zorn endorsed jerry gray? i never heard that. >> you are being funny. >> i'm trying. >> he has it. >> you know with all due respect to the alliance and the people who said that if jerry gray is the defensive coordinator of the team, i have to think that, i don't know if i owe them an apology, i have to think that interview went far enough to get him the job f

downtown houston. >> well, great.hat is a good way to finish. we very much appreciate this and thank you very much. and i will adjourn. >> thank you, senator. >> thank you. >> today, new jersey governor jon corzine delivers the annual state of the state address. we'll bring you live coverage from the state capitol in trenton, at 2:30 eastern on our companion network, c-span. later emergency first-responders from around the country come together for a news conference on reallocating the broadband spectrum for public safety. live coverage at 5:00 p.m. also on c-span >> next, capitalism and the role of government regulation of the economy. the economy is yuval levin, editor of the journal national affairs, hosted by american enterprise institute. this is hour and 15 minutes >> good evening. my name is lee on cass. fellow at aei. and it is my pleasure to well come you to this bradley lecture, the first of the new year and extend a special well come for those joining us through the wonderful efforts of c-span. the next bra

. >> reporter: conrad muirry has returned to work if houston, but will likely be back in los angeles facing trial. hattie kauffman, cbs news, los angeles. >>> here to it talk about what these possible charges might mean is beth karas. good morning to you. let'smanslaughter, second-degree murder. how will this this sort it out? >> i'm assuassuming a grand chi hear the charges, the jury will decide which to votef any. there's a fine line between second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter. both of them are unintentional killing, but the murder is where you know what you're doing creates a grave risk of death and you consciously disregard it, you don't care. that's murder. the difference with involuntary mabs slaughter, also unintentional, but you just engamg in negligent conduct that causes death and that's more likely what will happen in this case. >> we're getting real mixed signals here from different sources on what's going to happen. when does this get sorted out? >> let me tell what you has apparently occurred. the lapd has completed their investigation. once they complete

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. >> more there from houston.orothy on the republican line. >> my question is, it's wonderful we go over and help all of these countries with the issues they have. we obviously have the power and the financial able >> yemen presents a unique sense of challenges. there are a lot of countries like yemen around the world. places where we see central government authority slowly receding and weakening. if it is terrorism or drug smulling, the international community needs to see how to figure out more and more all of this crisis. >> our guest has been an associate with the middle east program. thank you for the update on yemen this morning. >> take another short break and we'll turn to the topic of mental health in america more of your calls. we'll be right back. >> top prize, $5,000. create a 5-8 minute video about our country's strength. it musten corporate c-span programming. enter before midnight january 20. don't wait another minute. go to studentcam .org for information. host: first time guest to washington journ

but they had sent me to houston. even that got screwed up. >> larry: but they allowed to you get on with the name differential from the ticket? >> of course. of course. if it is good enough for russia and nepal and china and japan and korea and everywhere else i've been, i think it should be good enough for costa rica. >> larry: we'll ask joan in a minute if she throws it up to the nature of the times. right after this. no. you didn't hear from me, but this malibu is a best buy. i heard that from consumers digest. it offers better highway mileage than a comparable camry or accord. estimated 33 highway. i saw that on the epa site. so how come the malibu costs so little. it's a chevy. you have cop hair. the award-winning chevy malibu. compare it to anyone and may the best car win. >> larry: joan, a couple of things in this incredibly puzzle story. who was the guy who drove you six and a half hours on back roads? >> i don't know his name. he was a lovely man. and i'm sorry that i said the man named elton helped me in li

karen gray houston, fox 5 news. >> now the changes aren't set in stone yet.mmutersant to put in their 2 cents can append a public meeting coming up at 6:30 p.m. on february 1st at the executive office building. >>> a know a lot of people standing out at the bus stops these days in the upper metro platform certainly feeling the chill. but i like what you're saying about what is coming. >> tell us more, please. >> let's not get too excited folks. don't turn off the heat just yet. we have a little bit of a warmup coming our way. so we'll talk about that in just a minute. but let's have a look outside where it is very cold. the jefferson memorial there. you can see the cameras shaking a little bit. not as windy today as it was yesterday. except for areas to the far west. but still, we have windchills. and that's a very important component of what is going on today in terms of weather. as well as for tonight. so we're going to begin with the fact that the arctic air is deinitely on our doorstep and taking a big dip as far as temperatures are concerned. plenty of s

hal>> i am from texas southern university in houston, texas. my major is biology, premed. i'm here with a program representing the honors college /debate tabret i'm the president of the honors college. i have had a great experience. last week was definitely something i will take with me on my journey because i realized how much i do love politics and war. law. i am definitely appreciative of this program. what did you learn last week admitted interesting? >> i learned that there are many opinions to go around. i have always said there are three thought -- three sides to everyone -- every story. there will be a sidewalk and side two but somewhere in there is the truth. we should look at our view and look at others and take from that what we feel we should. >> you didn't give us your name? i didn't hear it. >> yes, i did. >> what do you think of the future? >> i think that the future definitely -- something mr. be done about the fact that we are going in. he said we were going in a steady trend but i do think there's a problem with in the way things are running. people are c

here's thist -- by the way, look at tampa, 39, more snow in houston, san antonio 27, l.a.hoenix out there good luck. new york 11, minneapolis, only one he° -- only 1 because al franken is coming home that puts a chill. what happened to global warming? he is it a lie? >> it is not a lie. over the last years the earth is warming. in my own lifetime in alaska i've seen glaciers disappear. i've seen glaciers melt. >> sean: how often do you see glaciers over the weekend? >> they have. the earth is warming. >> sean: there's an ebb and flow totter's temperatures. in 19 2 the same thing you are saying the glaciers are gone lo and behold some of the coldest years on error is this historyia? >> certainly it is hysteria. i think it is a undeniable warming trend for a while, as you say. this is the natural cooling and warming trends of the earth what matters is how long ago. >> the last 10 years has been cooler. science is not consensual. science is an examination of facts. the proponents of global warming has cast doubt over this thing by the suppression of disagreement. trying to ma

but they had sent me to houston. even that got screwed up. >> larry: but they allowed to you get on with the name differential from the ticket? >> of course. of course. if it is good enough for russia and nepal and china and japan and korea and everywhere else i've been, i think it should be good enough for costa rica. >> larry: we'll ask joan in a minute if she throws it up to the nature of the times. right after this. i keep track of my entire business on this spreadsheet... and all of these. paid invoices go right here. bang! - that hasn't been paid yet. - what? - huh-uh. - all my business information is just a phone call away-- to my wife... who's not answering. announcer: there's a better way to run your business. intuit quickbooks online organizes your business in one place. it easily creates invoices and helps you stay on top of your business anytime, anywhere. this is way better. get a 30-day free trial at intuit.com. >> larry: joan, a couple of things in this incredibly puzzle story. who was the guy who drov

prague skilling i have borrowed $3 million since you can borrow and then the next day she went to houston and the day after to san francisco to los angeles to myanmar and i asked her if one day she had a little more problems in his speech with people and she said yes one day and myanmar. it was an atmosphere of vacation, happiness and here i was going to speak about the young man of the jewish palestine fighting in the hills of judea and i wanted to buy and over code for each one of them and get she was able to find the words that moved so much of the audience that that might in myanmar she collected over $5 million. her whole trip took about a month and she was able to collect a total over $50 million. every night these telegrams went to prague and then he told me he found a yellow sheet of paper of the telegram under his door every morning with the change and could run to the manufacturing of orman manufacturing our manufacturing and prague because he was unable to buy planes and tanks and win gold. are you satisfied with the grandeur of this woman? [laughter] when it turned to tel aviv

to start construction of a third ring road around houston to open up more squall. there was a portion that tried to do good. because there have not been a policy in the u.s. saying that there had to be a relationship between infrastructure and agreed outcomes, we were not prepared. >> i know what you're talking about. when people say "shovel-ready," i always say, "what are your shoveling? >> no matter what we do in terms of conservation and energy efficiency, all efforts eventually are overwhelmed by simple population growth forecasts. we can all and we should tried to do everything we can, but what do -- you have to say about the absence of population control -- but what do each of you have to say about the absence of population control? >> that is an excellent question. our people the problem? >> people are the problem and people are the solution. it is as simple as that. the problem as population is far too simple. people consume in various ways around the world. the energy and pollution produced by a single american is it [unintelligible] will to [unintelligibl

but ultimately, kahn and i think the reason of why he left rand and founded the houston institute, ultimately he never stopped being the same guy who wandered the hallways at rand questioning everyone one and everything of a serious nature, and it's too ken's credit that he attempted to resurrect kahn spot, and of course, carried on god rate tradition here at hudson. [applause] [applause] >> and without i think we will let the audience ask any questions you have for comments. sir? >> i am from cia ideas. his prominence in the rise of the '50s and '60s parallels the rise of international relations as a separate discipline or substance. in this country, what would his relations with other giants in that field, like kissinger or tom schelling at harvard who also did parallel work to kahn? >> that's an excellent question, and let me sit as a first of all, herman kahn try to incorporate many of the insights of these individuals by having them serve on when hudson was found as public rivers of hudson institute. socom's original idea was to try to bring diversity of academic specialists to examine t