to count on hubbard to help the south and cash. if anyone came near his house, his family, his girlfriend or his neighborhood he would be the one to give them a fight. as alan swung lazily back-and-forth on the swing a loud boom may differ in one jump. a gunshot, the hour fighting! alan found himself shall. callis shoved her daughter into the house and screamed to protect her. before he got in the house, alan remembered himself i will go check and see what it is, he declared, the man of the house. the women pleaded with him should be careful, be careful. around back alan saw what happened. their neighbor shot to have the choice of drawers as attempting to move it. god, he thought why should i feel scared? he was sneak peek was scared of stuff sneaking on him. he decided to hit to his girlfriend's house five blocks away she lived with her mother, sister and brother-in-law that they were on vacation. alan's family pleaded not to go but he wanted to make sure karen was safe and he wanted to be able to spend time with her in an empty h

. >> i'm jeremy hubbard. >>> the u.s. and british embassies in yemen locked up tight this morning after threat of attack. >> both countries promise to help security forces in yemen as fears grow over the terror threat. sonia gallego is joining us from london with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, linsey and jeremy. the recent setup in security is intensifying as both the u.s. and british embassies in yemen remain closed for yet another day. they stay closed on sunday following warnings of an al qaeda attack. all local staff was sent home and the head of u.s. central command in the region, general david petraeus, visited the country over the weekend with a promise to look at ways to enhance security with the yemeni government. the u.s. government has been rapidly increasing those efforts in aiding yemen military to hit up al qaeda targets in the country. these efforts have escalated since the failed christmas day bomb plot. the main suspect abdulmutallab claimed to have intended to carry out the attack, as well as mil

i'm jeremy hubbard. >>> 6:19, 23 degrees. >> those five local men under arrest in pakistan are due in court today. . prosecutors want the maximum punishment. >> later on "oprah," the best new gadgets and the best surprise oprah says she has ever had. >> hello. i'm not the national gallery of art. you'll see many pictures of picasso. they will be featured in a special exposition at the national gallery of art in 2010. good morning, washington. >>> "avatar" rules the box office. >> philip stewart has some of the stories you'll not find on the front page. >> good morning. it is a first for a first lady. michelle obama made her reality show debuted last by. this washe appeared as a specia. she said a secret ingredient came from the white house garden. tech blogs have rumors of a new ipod. you're looking at many alleged mockups. this is not from apple. it will be sold for less than $1,000 and will feature a multi touch screen with three- dimensional graphics. apple is set to make an official announcement at the end of this month. we have been talking about "avatar." one anti-smoking group

jeremy hubbard, abc news. >>> the developing story of the recent terrorism concerns from al-qaeda in yemen. for the second day u.s. and british embassies are closed, following warnings of an al-qaeda attack. over the weekend president barack obama directly accused al-qaeda in yemen for being responsible for the airline bomb plot. and the u.s. has announced it will then double the $67 million it gives in counterterrorism aid to yemen along with boosting intelligence efforts. >>> of course terrorism is on the top of president obama's agenda as he returns from a holiday week with his family from hawaii. finding a new place for terrorists, to get them off airliners is certainly a priority. more on the security meshers that kick in today at foreign airports. >> reporter: another sign of the heightened security, travelers delayed sunday evening for at least two hours at newark airport after a man walked the wrong way through a security exit. it happened the same date the government issued new rules for all airlines that fly into the u.s. >> the public just has no confidence anymore in the

i'm jeremy hubbard. >>> a violent start to the year. baltimore city police report its first murder of 2010. >> a terror threat has the american and british embassies closed. we'll tell you why. >> and what are you doing sunday at 1:00? the ravens are going to be in new

i'm jeremy hubbard. >> and i'm linsey davis in nor vinita nair. right now, president obama is on his way back to washington for a full agenda to begin his post-holiday week. >> topping it is terrorism, and we have several reports this morning, sonia gallego in london, but viviana hurtado with new security rules. >> designed to focus on those who pose the largest threat. >> reporter: at another sign at the nation's airports, travelers were delayed sunday evening for at least two hours at the airport after a man walked the wrong way in a security exit. >> the public just has no confidence anymore in the ability of government to provide a safe environment which avelers can fly. >> reporter: there will be extra screening for passengers with passports from or who have traveled from nations that the u.s. sees suspect such as yemen. the a additional screening also for those who fly from what the government decide are like tehran. >> i suspect they will broaden the definitions. >> reporter: but critics say these heightened security measures still won't de

i'm jeremy hubbard. >> i'm linsey davis sitting in for vinita nair. >>> starting today citizens from4 nations flying to the u.s. face tough new security at the airport, including full-body pat-downs. passengers that passed through a country that may be less than friendly to the u.s. here's lisa stark. >> reporter: immediately after the christmas day bomb attempt the government ordered pat-downs and extra luggage checks for all travelers on international flights to the u.s. the new measures try to narrow that down to those who may pose the biggest threat. passengers with passports from or who have traveled through countries that sponsor terrorism or other suspect nations will be subject to extra screening. many other passengers traveling from abroad can also expect extra scrutiny on a random basis. but will those measures close the gaps that allowed abdulmutallab to bring a bomb on a plane? >> the biggest hole is that people get on board airplanes who should not get on an airplane without going through secondary screening, which is what happened here. >> reporter: the goal, of course,

i'm jeremy hubbard. >>> 6:23. if you like watching sports and snow stay tuned.have video about up with of those games -- about one of those games yesterday in the snow. we're looking at the extended forecast, the chance of a flurry or snow shower this afternoon. otherwise a fair mix of clouds and gusty winds, high of only 32. will feel like low 20s and we'll get back to low 20s tonight. tomorrow 33, 37 wednesday. thursday looks like we try to start clear, we pushed the old pattern out but the next one comes back in with a race of clouds. that will come back with a chance of snow and maybe accumulating snow on friday. much colder, highs only in the 20s next weekend. >>> 6:23. here's kim brown with a check on traffic. >> thank you. aside from the one crash we still have on scene in finksburg, gamber road and deerpark road, looking good around the area, ice reported in joppatowne around philadelphia road and joppa farm road. aside from that, just moderate-to-building volume on the major roads on 95 and 83 as well. outer loop of the beltway, you see traffic pretty h

i'm jeremy hubbard. >> a lot of old high school flames. >> people contacted you out of nowhere. >>> 20 minutes after the hour. 23 degrees. >> a new year and a new beginning for wall street. we will see what is on the line for the first day back. >> the best new gadgets and the best surprise that oprah has ever had. today at 4:00. hi, may i help you? yes, i hear progressive has lots of discounts on car insurance. can i get in on that? are you a safe driver? yes. discount! do you own a home? yes. discount! are you going to buy online? yes! discount! isn't getting discounts great? yes! there's no discount for agreeing with me. yeah, i got carried away. happens to me all the time. helping you save money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> some good news for wall street to start the year. >> good morning. it does look like we will begin the new year as well as the new decade on a positive note. stock futures are pointing in the direction of a solidly higher open. today's gain coming after a reported showed china's nufacturing expanded in december. there was more demand goin

terrible things is people in high schools, and i know you're asking a live tree schools are reading hubbard zinn's which is a tissue of lies about the country and among those are the notions that the growth of business makes people poor. no recognition what henry ford did. i'm not a huge fan of henry ford. i'm jewish and very jewish reactive and henry ford was a world-class anti-semite. however, he changed america for the better. giving people ordinary people the ability to buy a car following people to go on vacation and take weekends off. it is incalculable the gift provided there and virtually every gift that is allowed the middle class lifestyle for better and worse to emerge with be limitless choices middle class people have in this country today has come because of the creative ability of businesses. there is no lesson of any kind of that nature, and i write in the book about you can go through the typical class is that people have, or even the holidays to celebrate. we celebrate holidays, little kids learn about holidays. they never learn the pilgrims were part of a corporation. they

[applause] my in-laws -dick a, dick and giy hubbard, please rise.m 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. by ask for your patience. some things cannot be rushed -- i ask for your patience. some things cannot be rushed. projects begun under one administration, continued into another, it may seem as if very little progress is being made. the compromise, the give-and- take of government, can be a slow and difficult process. but we have a range of voices and opinions in the council chamber, because no one of us has all of the answer. -- all of the answers. sometimes democracy is a little messy, but we

hubbard said he wasn't when to let anybody come from detroit and harm dearborn but alan wasn't we to count on him to help the south end. if anyone came near his house, his family, his girlfriend or his neighborhood, he would be the one to give them a fight. as alan swung lazily back-and-forth on this week a bill made it everyone jumpy with a gunshot, a gun shot, they are firing! alan found himself on began to the others in the dark trying to get in the house first. dow was shoved her daughter into the arms of sauntering in the house and screamed to protect her. before he got in the house, alan remembered himself i will go to get see what it is, he declared, the man of the house. the women pleaded be careful, be careful. around back alan saw what happened. the neighbor had dropped a heavy chest of drawers as attempting to move goddamn, he thought, why should i feel scared. he was sick of stuff sneaking up on him. he decided to head over to his girlfriend, karen, house five blocks away. they were all away on vacation. alan's seeley pleaded not to go but he wanted to make sure karen was

[applause] >> my in-laws, and my brother mike hubbard. [applause] all the we in from buffalo they like the weather here a little bit better. [laughter] thank you. to those of you in the room today and those of you who may be watching or hearing this i'm going to ask of you three things. first i'm going to ask for your prayers. we have enormous challenges ahead. all that we must do will be donner. but there are many things we should do that can be done and we will strive mightily. i know we can achieve anything the we want to do with hard work and with your prayers. i ask for your patience. some things cannot be rushed. a city is a continuum. projects begun under one administration continue into another and perhaps in another. it may seem as if little progress is being made, and the compromises, the give-and-take of government can be a slow and difficult process. but we have a range of zero voices and opinions in the council chamber because no one of us has of answers and all the pieces must be heard. sometimes democracy is a little messy

[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 be a slow and difficult process. but we have our range of voices and opinions in the council chamber because no one of us has all the answers, and all voices must be heard. sometimes democracy is a little messy, but we get there. thirdly

like to mention, there was an interesting "washington post" op-ed piece back in mid november, glen hubbard, the dean of columbia's business school, was reflecting on the funding for pakistan and i assume it has the same thing to do also with pakistan, in terms of models of delivery of programs to support successful economic development. and he harkened back to the successful model of the marshal plan, not suggesting to do a marshal plan per se, but rather to look at the model of how things could be altered and delivered for truly sustainable economic development. how are your plans moving and are they moving in that direction? >> you know what? on my trips to pakistan, i always tried to meet a society and the crit s. of the way we gave fine assistance in pakistan was really harsh. i am particularly in your field, education, they felt they hadn't been consulted but at the higher education and the secondary education level and i talked to some extraordinary, brilliant, pakistani leaders, both in the ngo world and the ministries about this, and we sent robin raffel, who most of you must know,

my name is ed hubbard with the alliance for health reform. and on behalf of senator susan collins and senator jay rockefeller, members of our leadership, welcome you to this program. to examine the parts of the senate and house health reform bills that would set up a health insurance exchange or set exchanges to improve the way individual and small group insurance markets function. a lot of different models for exchanges, and they can defer pretty widely from each other. everything from simply a farmers market stifel website that allows a better grasp of the available options to an exclusive high leverage of the tory animal that exerts substantial control over who can buy what and at what price. fortunately for purposes of our looking at this issue exchanges to indeed exist in nature. both government really to and privately run and we are going to hear today from folks who have been running some of those successful exchanges and we will hear some about exchanges that haven't been quite successful and of course we will look at the exchange pro

like to mention, there was an interesting "washington post" op-ed piece back in mid november, glen hubbard the dean of columbia's business school, was reflecting on the funding for pakistan and i assume it has the same thing to do also with pakistan, in terms of models of delivery of programs to support successful economic development. and he harkened back to the successful model of the marshal plan, not suggesting to do a marshal plan per se, but rather to look at the model of how things could be altered and delivered for truly sustainable economic development. how are your plans moving and are they moving in that direction? >> you know what? on my trips to pakistan, i always tried to meet a society and the crit s. of the way we gave fine assistance in pakistan was really harsh. i am particularly in your field, education, they felt they hadn't been consulted but at the higher education and the secondary education level and i talked to some extraordinary, brilliant, pakistani leaders, both in the ngo world and the ministries about this, and we sent robin raffel, who most of you must know,

like to mention, there was an interesting "washington post" op-ed piece back in mid november, glen hubbard, the dean of columbia's business school, was reflecting on the funding for pakistan and i assume it has the same thing to do also with pakistan, in terms of models of delivery of programs to support successful economic development. and he harkened back to the successful model of the marshal plan, not suggesting to do a marshal plan per se, but rather to look at the model of how things could be altered and delivered for truly sustainable economic development. how are your plans moving and are they moving in that direction? >> you know what? on my trips to pakistan, i always tried to meet a society and the crit s. of the way we gave fine assistance in pakistan was really harsh. i am particularly in your field, education, they felt they hadn't been consulted but at the higher education and the secondary education level and i talked to some extraordinary, brilliant, pakistani leaders, both in the ngo world and the ministries about this, and we sent robin raffel, who most of you must know,

like to mention, there was an interesting "washington post" op-ed piece back in mid november, glen hubbard, the dean of columbia's business school, was reflecting on the funding for pakistan and i assume it has the same thing to do also with pakistan, in terms of models of delivery of programs to support successful economic development. and he harkened back to the successful model of the marshal plan, not suggesting to do a marshal plan per se, but rather to look at the model of how things could be altered and delivered for truly sustainable economic development. how are your plans moving and are they moving in that direction? >> you know what? on my trips to pakistan, i always tried to meet a society and the crit s. of the way we gave fine assistance in pakistan was really harsh. i am particularly in your field, education, they felt they hadn't been consulted but at the higher education and the secondary education level and i talked to some extraordinary, brilliant, pakistani leaders, both in the ngo world and the ministries about this, and we sent robin raffel, who most of you must know,