. >>> the conditions in palm harbor, florida, a far cry from this morning. thunderstorms. a near four-hour delay which delayed this final round by quite some margin. jim furyk has a two-shot margin over watson and choi right now. we've got some tough holes coming up. 16, 17, and 18 especially. this is bubba watson. two back. his second shot at 15. >> got a bit of a goer there. >> ahead at 18. the man that is on top of the fedex points cup. steve stricker. looked like he was going to contend early in the week. hasn't been able to put good enough play to chase down furyk. >> just a little left the second half. >> one of stricker's last 21 rounds has been over par. the first round at doral last week when he shot 73. stricker projected to stay on top. villegas the winner at the honda. ea ernie els who won at doral. >> this will be something for watney to post 10 under. >> this will be quite the up and in from the trees. tremendous shot coming in here. this, too, likes to break toward the front of the green. be careful. this can get away from you and knock it five feet by. it i

just ask sarah, that's a hell of a lot to write in the palm of your hand. i don't blame them.y the way, i know this is all supposed to be humorous as i'm trying to be, but, you know, i do have to defend our administration a little bit here, especially the recovery act which i have been put in charge of. republicans keep saying it hasn't created a single job. well, tell that to senator scott brown. by the way, speaking of scott, kind of ironic, the man who posed with his pants down caught us with our pants off. i don't know how this works. we were a little slow scott, picking up how good you were, but we sort of zeroed in now. you know, it's often said, a picture is worth 1,000 words. normally i would rather go with the words. but i -- tonight i sum up the journey barack and i have had since being elected. i thought the best way to do that is share some of my photos with you and to let you know how i'm adjusting to the job. at our convention, president obama addressed a stadium of roaring supporters. but let me set the record straight, he's not the only one that addressed the s

i work in the city of lakeworth, florida, in palm beach county. very progressive, open, very enduring, enduring community. so it's been fantastic and i've been there for almost a year and i'm loving every day of it and we're doing good things for each other. >> and your relationship with your wife. we talked about the fact that you guys are best friends. and maybe this was me reading into it. do you ever wish that you could be back together as a couple? >> well, yes and no. i mean, donna needs to go find her way. i'm going to be finding mine. and i don't even look at it that way. she's a friend. she's the mother of my child. and she's always going to be in my life. >> and dr. ferrell, one more question for you. is there a difference, or what is the difference between being gay and being transgender? >> well, one is gender and one has to do with sexuality and they are very, very separate issues. >> all right. a fascinating journey you have been on, susan, and it is a fascinating interview to be sitting here with you. was it all worth it? that is th

. >> this comes to us from wptv channel 5 in west palm beach florida. blustery weather apparently blew the three great horned owls from their nest and they were found hungry and emaciated so an animal sanctuary took them in. toll minimize human contact, a foster mother is raising one of the young ones so she'll teach them social behavior and how to find food until they're eventually released back into the wild. i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> good morning, everyone. i am tony pann. the weather is nice and quiet this morning. another beautiful day today. it is a little chilly just like yesterday at this time. we are in the latow 30's. a high temperature near 67 degrees. we will take a look at the seven-day forecast in a few moments. over to the news desk for now. >> here is a look ahead to 11 news today. >> an 18 year-old is in critical condition after being struck in a hit and run. details are next. >> the count them to what may be a weekend vote on health care reform. that story is

palm sunday marks the day that jesus rode into jerusalem. as recounted in the bible, greeted by cheering crowds bearing palms. palm sunday is the start of the christian holy week. >>> and tonight at sundown, passover begins for jewish people. family and friends will gather for a seder where there will be a retelling of the story of liberation in ancient egypt. this morning, 9:00, we take to you owings mills to show you how the jewish community center early childhood education program helped 4 and 5-year-olds last week. and we'll talk about the symbolic foods placed on the seder plate. >>> the united states is fighting a war in the name of peace. >> the president makes a surprise trip to afghanistan. we'll have a wrap-up, straight ahead. >> plus, a group of girls take police on a wild ride. the whole thing caught on take. >>> 5:o4. the train trying to clear out around the baltimore area. rain in extreme eastern maryland and fog as well. right now 52 degrees with that fog. >>> let's check the commute with mark jones. >> out there now the buses are slowing up

now he's opened up a consignment shop in palm beach.washington home he had to give up when he left office. >>> the longest runway at the country's busiest airports was shut down today. the track at jfk airport will be closed for four months for renovations. repairs include widening the runway. the runway usually handles a third of the airport's total air traffic. >>> good news for all of you headed to spring break beaches in the sunshine state. shark attacks in florida are on the decline. the state did have a deadly attack this year. a university of florida report out today shows the number of attacks has actually dropped for the third year in a row. >>> take a look at this sad looking animal. it's called a blob fish. don't expect to see one of these on your next swim. not only do they live a half mile under the sea in australia. scientists say because blob fish keep getting caught up in crab and lobster pots, they are on the verge of extinction. might be bye-bye blob fish. >>> headed to israel where a dog is cruising around in fine fas

last call, if you want to see me this friday in palm beach, florida with donald trump, we are helping victims across the u.s.a. details on bill o'reilly.com. letters. bill you are correct to challenge hateful letters -- hateful rhetoric on the right. paul: bill are you kidding? the far left bash bush now they control the government. the economy brought mr. bush and the republicans down not the far left loons: mr. o'reilly i appreciate the fairness you bring, facts not attacks will defeat the far left. jane: racial slurs directed to some members of congress are no less real because there is no tape. mary: a chicago machine political tactic is to plant people in crowds to hurl racial slurs. rick: i was there at the capital demonstration and watched the council people walk into the capital. i heard no racial slurs. ted: o'reilly please explain why you found biden's f bomb funny? just hit me that way. miller's line was funnier. claire: i filed a complaint with the fcc. patty: does anyone at fox call charles krauthammer chuck? i don't believe so patty, but we'll investigate. o'reilly i dar

in st. peter's square during a palm sunday service, the pope alluded to the controversy saying faith in god towards the courage of not allowing ones self-to be intimidated by the petty gossip of dominant opinions. joining me to talk about these developments, john allen, jr. he's senior correspondent for "the national catholic reporter" and senior vatican analyst for cnn and npr. i'm pleased to have him on this day. tell me where we are and where you think this is going. >> i think we have to understand this at two levels. on the one hand, you've got a mushrooming sexual abuse crisis gripping the catholic church now in europe. first exploded in ireland. it's now sort of achieved massive proportions in germany. it's also beginning to open up in a number of other european countries-- austria, switzerland even some cases in italy itself. at that level it in some ways is early reminiscent of the scandal of the catholic church in the united states a decade ago in 2002, 2003. the new wrinkle this time is that the german crisis in particular has been linked directly to pope benedict xvi in the sens

case, while they are in a difficult situation, the pressures of the iphone and other devices coming after them, that is a very smart intelligent team running palm. the designers are extremely experienced designers. and it's viewed as a great software platform in silicon valley. if you're a company that needs to compete with the iphone, palm could be a good asset. i'm sure there could be a number of large phone manufacturers. >> here's the thing, when you read the analysts' reports that predict palm is going to zero, they make the presumption that nobody's going to buy that platform before then. when do you think that purchase happens? it could happen after the stock goes to zero, right? >> i wouldn't presume to guess on that specifically. we know analysts are always correct. but you know, i simply say, it's viewed as a powerful software that competes with people like android or iphone. >> windows mobile ever going to make it anywhere? >> windows 7, yeah. windows 7, or winphone 7 i think they're calling it -- >> you remember the name. >> i think they just switched it around. it is impressive new phone. but it does appear, in my eyes, that it is

palm sunday to good friday. this year the catholic church fine itsel embroiled in controversy, local palm sunday observances were held all over the area. >> we gather today as a people of prayer, we gather in solidarity. >> reporter: a parishoner who converted to catholicism in the past year while the pope issued strong condemnations regarding pedophileia it's time to speak up again. >> for victim out there it's a trauma and tragedy. they need an apology from the top of the church. >> reporter: as is often the case in washington, politics can permeate everything. a group led by anti-abortion activist randall terry protested the offering of commune none to supporters of abortion rights. the police were called to keep things orderly. one parishoner wanted to part in the debate. >> recognize many wish we were more engaged politically from past priests. when we get in the pulpit, people seated in front of us represent right, middle, left and every shade in between and our message has to be spiritual. >> reporter: derrick ward, news 4. >>> just about 4:51. time for weather and traffic together on the 1s. good morning

his wife was actually in palm beach.with their two children. so they spent a little bitf time apart. >> and it's interesting because we saw them together in that other photo that surfaced a couple years ago, but i hear that you know that something was going on that day. >> right. well, when you saw them together, the day that photo surpassed actually the same day we know radar online and us confirmed that she actually mess with her lawyers for three hours. so wheel teaguer has kind of said from the get-go, our actions will be speaking louder than our words as we work to reconcile our relationship, you see that she's spending a little bit of time apart from him at this point. >> and seeing attorneys. who thou have you heard whether she'll be at the masters? >> we are hearing that she'll not because the media hoopla is too much and she doesn't want to be in the middle of it. >> yeah, i wouldn't be surprised if she doesn't show. speaking of celebrities who cheat on their beautiful wives, jesse james allegedly had this affai

in west palm beach, jack hanna. he has a long-standing relationship with seaworld, bush gardens. he's on the board r conservation fund. jane vill vilez mitchell joins . in orlando, florida is tadd lasanek. he's the former head train her at seaworld orlando. in miami, rick obarry, he trained one of the first captive orcas ever. i trained the dolphins who played flipper. since then he has changed his stance on keeping marine mammals in captivity. his story is featured in the oscar-nominated documentary, a brilliant film, "the cove." let's start with rick and get into this. what made you change from a supporter of the idea of seaworlds and aquariums to an opponent? >> well, i got tired of telling that lie about education and research. the fact is the show i was doing was nothing more than a spectacle of dominance, and, in fact, a form of bad education. that had a lot to do with it. >> jack hanna, who often talks about this. how do you respond to rick? >> real quickly, larry, can i just read -- i received a letter today from the member of the family. one sentence. can i take 12 second

last time we darted him he was up in a palm tree. couldn't see him because he'd blend in so well. a large group of people isn't going to do the trick. >> he really did not want to be caught, either. because i understand he was throwing his waste at you. it has to be embarrassing to be outsmarted by a monkey. but there it is. vernon, i appreciate the phone call. keep me "in the loop" if you catch him. i want you to come back on with me. okay? >> i'm sure if i catch him it will be all over the news. >> all right, thanks, vernon. >>> next on msnbc, we head out to search nevada where sarah palin will show up for harry reid later on. in mesa, arizona this afternoon live, sarah palin and john mccain. >>> it may be spring but a cold snap is gripping much of the country this weekend. what's in store for your area? after a quick break. simply ageless with olay regenerist serum costs less and it won't glob up in lines and wrinkles. you'll look amazing and happy too. simply ageless, from olay and easy breezy beautiful covergirl. increase in 6 mo

it's all at the palms hotel in las vegas and we're there.g us is lapd chief charlie beck to show and tell us what it's all about. we'll also meet glenn martin, the retired lapd sergeant who is the curator. and with us here in the studio, debora tate, sharon tate's sister. kim goldman, the sister, her brother, ron, of course murdered in the o.j. simpson case. rosy grier, witness to the assassination of senator kennedy, and to explain all this, a contributor to momlogic.com. chief beck, what's this all about? and by the way, the exhibit is free. what is it about? >> well, larry, it's about the history of los angeles, as told through the eyes of homicide investigators of the los angeles police department. you know, los angeles is a unique city and its history is highed to the police department and many of these exhibits have not only been documented in film, in story and in legend in the city of los angeles. this is an opportunity for homicide investigators from all over the country to get together, to share ideas, to share best practices, and

designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 45300 in palm desert, california, as the roy wilson post office. the speak empore: the qui is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 419. the nays are zero. 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed. and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on ordering the previous question on house resolution 1190, on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 174, house resolution 11

host: next question is from keith in palm bay, florida. caller: we are having a good debate about this but we seem to be at a standstill. it would be nice if the supreme court would say if this is even legal about mandating people having insurance. since the bill did not go through last year, the taxes that will not be implemented until 2015, but if it is such an emergency, we are going to pay the taxes first. i just had a $70,000 surgery. medicare only paid the hospital $9,000, the doctors about $3,000. from what i understand, medicare pays a portion of the cost of the surgery's. isn't part of the problem that medicare does that and interest only pays 50%, but if someone pays cash, they pay the total bill? they pay the full bill, and then it is broken down three ways for people with medicare. there are a lot of things wrong with the system. city ordinances are 10 paragraphs long and they have unforeseen consequences. this is a 2700-page bill. how many unforeseen consequences are in that? guest: there were five questions there, and i would

. >>> to the crisis in the catholic church. on this palm sunday, pope benedict made no direct mex of the pedophile priest scandals. we start with jim sciutto at the vatican. >> reporter: he made only an indirect reference to the scandal. faith, he said, gives the courage of not allowing oneself being criticized. speak on the bbc, the head of the catholic church in england called anger untsable. >> i'm not as all surprised. it's quite proper. >> reporter: that ang sir spreading to the pope's native germany. this man, abused as a child, said the pope shared the blame for his suffering. >> i'm sure he had to know. i can't man he didn't know it. >> reporter: the vatican insists it more recent efforts are bearing results. an audit found that accusations dopd by one-third last year. virtually all reported cases are from a decade ago. >> he's chosen the tough line, but in the moment, the past decades of silence this past is haunting him. >> reporter: there's a spirited debate in the wider church about next steps from appoints outside investigators

i witnessed something over the weekend in west palm beach. there was a -- in the west palm beach convention center, a group came into town and said, we're going to bring together the lenders who in many cases have not been answering their phone, the line is busy or people haven't been getting answers, along with people who are having problems, they can't make their mortgage payments. and the not like they're totally out of it. they may have had a job that was earning $50,000 a year and they lost it but now they're earning $35,000 or maybe there's a two-income household but they can't make ends meet. they want to stay there and we as americans want them to stay there if they can. we don't want abandoned houses. at this event over the weekend, it was running for five days, 24 hours a day, and all the major lenders were there except for one, really interesting, 5,500 people were in this building at one time, i've never seen anything like this, and they had the lenders sitting across the table here to here and they were actually ironing out one af

in rome, italy, this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ch s christina. pope benedict celebrated palmunday's mass in st. peters square. he spoke in several languages addressing the crowd that came from all around the world but he did not address the sexual abuse crisis that has put a cloud of suspicion over the catholic church as it begins its most l solemn week in the calendar year. this is the week when the church commemorates the death of jesus christ and then his rising from the dead on easter sunday. the pope will be very visible this week and many people are looking here to rome to see if the pope will say anything about this crisis. it is not -- it is no longer just an american problem. within the last couple of weeks there have been accusations of sexual abuse in the netherlands, in germany -- that's where pope benedict comes from -- in ireland, in france, and pope benedict is now getting caught up in the scandal in part because there are accusations that when he was a cardinal that he looked the other way in two cases. one in munich and one in wisconsin. there are people who

in the dorm rooms and whatnot. our next hour of "cnn sunday morning" starts now. good morning to you. it's palmning, everybody. 7:00 a.m. in atlanta. 6:00 a.m. in fargo. 3:00 a.m. in searchlight, nevada. thanks for starting the day with us. president obama has work to get done. he's made 15 so-called recess appointments, including at least one that's extremely controversial. >>> sarah palin putting in time in searchlight, nevada, to clean up the comments she made that got all kinds of people upset. the comment about retreating and reloading. take a listen here. >> now media try to get this right, okay. that's not inciting violence. it's trying to inspire people to get involved in the local elections and telling people their arms are their votes. it's not inciting violence. >> that wasn't all she had to say. she tooking on the president and top congressional leaders. he message to washington is straight ahead. >>> our top story is pope benedict xvi is presiding over palm sunday services in st. peter's square in vatican city. holy week continues until next sunday, which, of course, is easter. >>>

mint putting the nation's most beautiful sights right in the palm of your hand by releasing 56 quarters parks and other national sites. joining us now from the museum, the director of the u.s. mint, ed moya, thanks for being with us is morning. >> great to be with you. >> this comes on the heels of the very popular u.s. states quarters programs which has to be one of the most collectible coin series the mint has put out. >> 147 million americans were collecting state quarters. but more importantly, a whole generation of children learned about geography and state history. so congress authorized the mint to come up with a this new program celebrating america's parks and historic sites. >> tell us a little about that and what we're going to see. i think you're going to unveil these kind of like you did with the states, a few at a time. >> yes, it will be an 11 year journey, we'll visit 56 iconic national parks and sites, it will start in april with hot springs, arkansas, and will end in 2021 with the toc kiki air men historical sites. >> are we going to see anything relative to here in the

our slogan comes from june in west palm beach, florida. ignore your freedoms and they will go away.ive from studio e it's monday and a wet one across the eastern third of the united states. you okay back there, ted? ted? ted? ted is not here and near is brian and that is why the great peter johnson, junior joins us today. great to have a lawyer on here today. >> thank you, nice to see you. >> gretchen: we have to start with a fox news alert. a terrifying morning in moscow. a blast in the city subway system. look at the amateur video now. just in. officials say two female homicide bombers blew themselves up at two separate stations. they killed 37 people, wounded more than 100. complete chaos there. moments ago, president obama released this statement saying, the american people stand united with the people of russia in opposition to violent extremism and terrorist attacks that demonstrate such disregard for human life and we condemn these outrageous acts. russian authorities suspect terrorism and think the bombers came from the north region. they believe they could be chechens. so f

we just know that god has us in the palm of his hands and he will make the best decisions for rouse rsese says that the enrollment is down and it's half of what it was 10 years ago. that is part of it. what would happen to the kids if this school closes. >> if this school closes, then parents will receive letters that gives them suggestions for the schools that they can enroll their children at for the coming year. >> reporter: there's options there. >> yes. >> reporter: you will find tomorrow. what will happen to the building? that is another aspect, you can't have empty buildings. >> our building is used by the church. however the remainder of the building it remains to be seen. we can't leave it empty and we would have to heat it. so -- it's hardship on the community because we don't want to have an empty building. >> reporter: your enrollment, less than 200,000, how many can you house up. -- 200 children. how many can you house. >> reporter: back in the day it was close to 1,000. >> we don't know the fate of this good place, we will learn it. joel d smith, fox 45 morning news. >>>

just ask sarah, that's a hell of a lot to write in the palm of your hand.by the way, i know this is all supposed to be -- you know, i do have to defend our administration a little bit here, especially the recovery act which i've been put in charge of. republicans keep saying it hasn't created a single job. well, tell that to senator scott brown. [laughter] by the way, speaking of scott, kind of ironic, the man who poses with his pants down, cut us with rpm files. i don't know how this works. we were a little slow scott figure not so good you were. but we kind of zeroed in now. you know, instead of pictures with the laws and words, normally i'd rather go with the words. [laughter] but in my best tonight, i sum up a journey barack and i have had since being elected eared about the best would be to share some of my photos with you and to let you know, just into the job. at our convention, president obama dressed by stadium of roaring supporters. but he's not the only one who addressed a stadium. [laughter] and by the way, sasha and leah weren't the only ones t

palm trees... what we're trying to figure out is if there's something in your religion that says you're not supposed to send a shell into a cave. how's that? yeah, we can bypass it. well, look, all you've done so far is ruin some real estate and kept some japs awake. anybody back there figure out how long it tak the enemy to die of insomnia? yeah. yeah, all right. okay. well, keep in touch. hey, sarge, what goes? they're going to fire for effect until late this afternoon. if they can't smoke them out maybe we'll bypass it. yeah. well, that's what i like to hear. amen. well, i feel better already. i've got no big yen to run into anything anymore not at this stage of the game. ( explosions ) let's go up. you don't think they'd expect us to go at that frontally, do you? when two air strikes and an afternoon of lobbing shells doesn't accomplish anything you better start counting your cartridges because we are the bottom of the barrel. when they can't move an enemy with the big stuff that's when they call out the queen of battle-- the everloving infantry. yeah, well, what do you think? )ó a month? more?

the little girl burned by nay palm tells her story. >>> drivers in parts of virginia will soon be able to push the pedal down a little bit more. speed limit is going up to 70 mis per hour on interstates in rural and less populated areas throughout the commonwealth. it takes effect july 1st but transportation officials have to sign off on whether or not it's safe. the current speed limit is 65. >>> metro wants to know what you think about a possible fare hike. the transit system is considering upping fares to $5.45 at peak times and also want to raise bus fairs and smart trip card prices. metro access fairs and parking fees could also go up. it's part of an effort to close a $189 billion budget gap. >>> and you can tell metro who you think about the changes in an online survey. they say it will take 5-10 minutes to complete and all of the information will be presented in a budget hearing in april. your voice can also be heard in person too. the first public hearing on the budget is monday night at 7:00 at oak ton high school in vienna. >>> heads up across the chain bridge. construction

in a second, here we go -- look, bam! palm at this, pushing her away. >> ooh. >> push, push, push. >> first he kills her, then pushes her away. >> what does she doing? crosses her arms. you have just backed down your supervisor. >> oh, boy. >> this is the kiss of death. >> dead man walking. >> here's the quick fix. i call it in my book, seven quick fixes. if you notice you're shutting someone down -- here's the boss again. here's the boss. use this open-palm gesture. he's looking for approval from other people on the team. open palms, this is what a beggar says, a dollar, please, a dollar, please. >> i'm begging you. >> you are going to be heard. look, our boss does not close down now. she stays open. >> let's do the dating. we're in a bar situation, two single girls. >> all right, two single girls. these women are never going to be approached. their belly buttons are facing the bar. we face our belly button towards people we like, admire and trust. so, right here, unless you're trusting the booze and the bartender, if you're

recently, the prejudgment as well as lack of original work was evident in a november to cousin not report that used data collected by the palmnter to support the repeal of section 654. we understand that rand is a well-recognized and competent research entity in many areas. however, given their history on this issue, i believe that even if there were able to produce a product that was comprehensive and objective, and the study group agreed, it would never be seen as such by others and will ultimately poisoned the overall success of the citigroup efforts. to minimize potential criticism, the instruments used should be designed to not cook the books, i would strongly recommend that the department relied primarily if not exclusively on its own civic an in-house survey and study capabilities than any external survey not done by the department be done by reputable organizations that have not previously done survey or analysis work on this issue and that you engage both opponents and proponents section 654. i appreciate the patience of the witnesses and my colleagues for this long opening statement. given the limited ability to qu

palm. shortly after that they cancelled. that was in february. >> ooh, that's not good. >> so that's just fyi there. >> i did something every trader has to do sometimes. i'm still long the stock. i sold most of my position this morning. it was a hate sale. you know, it may go higher. it probably goes lower. but it's not going to go much higher at this point. >> time now for the up side call. we'll show you how to manage a winning options trade. when you risk less you increase your chance of success of course. and last month mike risked nothing and made a lot. on "options action" there's only one rule. risk less to try and make more so you can increase your odds of success. and that's exactly what mike did with our parent company, general electric. >> i'm looking at the -- at a 15.17 risk reversal. >> i'm sorry, mike, can you simplify that? >> and i just can't say it any simpler than that. >> thanks, mike. that's why i'm recording this. mike is bullish on ge, but he was looking for technical analysis to guide his options trade. enter car

the goal in birdies is to get dinner, like get fish. arnold palm erin sri tational. on the 18th. how do you like your drink? on the rocks? one, two, three, rocks? he avoids the drink and ends up on the dish. ernie els stays try. finishes the putt at 10 under. a one-shot lead going into the final round and you can see that here on channel 11 later today. that's going to do it for sports. i'm steve davis. have a great day. >> i think i'm building an appetite up here. >> and we want to thank you for joining us. the b & obrasserie. the location again, top 10 in baltimore, and the location? depr >> rain today, bette >> approaching the second week on the job, this week stephanie rawlings blake proposed sweeping changes in the budget. with a council of 150 transition team including business and community leaders, the player is bringing a traditional and tactical approach to the city. facing a $120 million budget deficit the myrrh and her advisors cited mismanaged departments, the need to address certain properties, need to raise new revenue and more. like so many cities aro

. >> julia jarema in raleigh, thank you so much. ♪ >>> celebrating palm sunday, pope benedict xvi urgedstians today not to be affected by the chatter of public opinion. the pope has been the critic of withering criticism after reports linking him to a priest accused of child molestation. >>> a bomb explodes in greece, killing a teenage boy, injuring his mother and 10-year-old sister. police say it happened tonight outside a government building in athens and police could not confirm the identity of the dead person, but the afghan mother identified him as her 15-year-old son. so far, no one has claimed responsibility for the bombing. >>> the coast guard is calling it a non-credible threat, but security teams scrambled overnight after a reported bomb scare on this cruise ship. the carnival "sensation" was returning from a three-day trip to the bahamas when the threat caused the ship to stop just off port canaveral in florida. the coast guard searched the ship and gave it an all-clear by 10:00 a.m. >>> i questioned their idea of jihad, directly, you know. this is crazy, it's not islamic, it

it's ridiculous that the palm in our life is too many books. and we have moved around the world and we haul all of these books. and for a while, i was throwing away books, or giving away books. i had too many books. they don't all figures i was giving away books. and then i went to visit a friend of mine who lives in a beautiful house in princeton new jersey. and he just had this in every room in house, every room of his house was all books and shelves. so i stopped giving away books and throwing away books. it is going to show them all from now on is what i'm going to do. so i like foreign languages. my mom was german, so i kind of grew up with a little bit of german. and that i got into latin and greek. so here's all of my latin and greek here. and then later in life, i got into chinese and japanese, and this will amaze you but as a matter of fact, knowing latin really help me learn japanese. completely different languages, but if you know let in, it's such a well structured language, it helps you learn anything. so here are all of these, all

in the sector. apple and rimm enjoy the momentum and nokia continues to do okay. motorola, palmfight for scraps. overall, industry growth is very strong and the opportunities remain enormous for multiple winners in the space. trish, rimm reports after the bell. >> that's right. one of the big issues is your guests pointed out that they just don't have as much, as much momentum in the consumer space. it's more of a corporate product. how do they start to cut into apple when it comes to the consumer? >> you know, they have been making significant end roads on the consumer. they have improved the screen, they've improved the inner face and the way they can watch video and listen to music and as much difficulty as apple is having in cracking the enterprise, rimm is having the similar problem facing the consumer. i think both these companies are starting to meet in the middle and we're seeing both of them make significant progress on both fronts. >> thank you so much, jim goldman, we appreciate it. >>> when we come back, soccer fever heating up at the world cup. less than 80 days awa

troops that their units have been losses in pushing against the taliban, with another photograph here -- taliban," with another photo here as he arrives. west palm beach, florida. chauck. caller: good morning. there is an issue affecting every american, it is called greed. it has moved on to the pharmaceutical manufacturers and the fda. fda is one of the most inadequate agencies of american government. basically killing people because of their decisions, they are owned by the pharmaceutical companies. there is research out there that proves that that drugs are ineffective and can cause harm they had hearings -- cause harm a furious they had hearing the other day. it is just a big joke. the simplistic reasoning of the fda and the american public that perpetuates the greed is the reason our economy is in such a bad shape. host: we are going to wrap up the program now. thank you to everyone who called in today. we hope to hear from more of you tomorrow. "washington journal" starts at 7:00 every morning, eastern time. we will go to the house in a moment. enjoy

i can close my eyes and listen to these briefs and i wouldn't know i was in the military headquarters. you monitor the date palmarvest and you open up the recreational swimming pools. you know, you have these groups that connect to the tribes and work with resolving their disputes. there were very few military things they had down pat. it was all these things dealing with the economy, with the social structure and the political structure in iraq. w and he kind of smiled at me. general petraeus had started that. dave petraeus would go around and say, you know, we can do the military piece, security piece. if nobody else else is improving the lives of the iraqi people, if we're not turning this around and demonstrating hope and he took it upon himself to change it. creating things that i believe along with the surge of the troops that get all attention, maybe more importantly begin to turn things around.Ñt that ability to see outside your normal paradigm or your normal box that you operate in. and that kind of creative thinking, that kind of open-mindedness, i think is extremely valuable and where you see the ex

palm beach. it should arrive in about six wes. the last time snyder had this much contact with the gator when former florida gator was the skins head coach. >> you probably won be able to afford an ali investigate yga g chair. what you can do to put more money in your bank account at 5:55 tomorrow morning. then during 6:00 a.m. we'll giveaway a trip to new york city. to sign up go to nbcwashington.com and search "30 rock" and then watch tomorrow morning. we'll announce the name of the winner tomorrow sometime during the 6:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. and then you'll need to call in to claim your prize. >> should be a great trip. >> yes. >> let's check in with tom kierein to get the latest on the forecast. >> sun has been up for about ten minutes but most of us can't see it. it's cloudy around the region. radar showing what may be a few flurries trying to reach the ground here. elsewhere no precipitation now. it's 39 in washington. prince george's county in the upper 30s. montgomery, arlington, fairfax counties now in the mid-30s. from ch

in commerce. this bill punishes inactivity. somebody wants to sit on the sideline gets punished. we picked florida for no particular reason. maybe it is the palmes, beautiful place, so is nebraska. >> greta: i've been to nebraska, it is beautiful. i have a copy of the complaint filed in florida, it is 23 pages. it seems -- you didn't begin writing in today when the president signed the bill. when did the discussion begin? when did you attorneys generals get together? >> we've been talking about a lawsuit for many, many weeks probably since christmastime, when we knew bill was starting to coalesce and the senate had the 60 votes. about that time we started talking about it. there was a conference call two nights ago now once the bill passed the house and it indeed seemed like it was going to become law. at that point there was a conference call late at night we decided to pull the trigger on this those who were interested said so. we reached out to our governors those of us that wanted to do that and pulled the trigger minutes after the president signed the bill. >> greta: you don't need permission from your governor do you to file this? >> no,

in "must reads," the first line kind of sums it up. >> once again, we should reiterate, as did you yesterday when we were talking about this, that this past sunday, palmchurch, mika was at church. i was at st. ignatius in boston, on the campus of boston college, 800 people in the church, celebrating mass on a holy day, palm sunday. this is a crisis for the catholic church at the top. crisis of leadership. it's not a crisis for the constituency, for catholics throughout the world. it's the problem about these old guys who have been running the church. that's their problem. >> i agree. i will say, though, as i'm bringing up two daughters in the catholic church that for me, i want to be able to be proud of the church that i belong to. i'd like to see them handle this well. >> i just wonder, since this is a problem that's at the top of the church, the old guys, as you called them, who are they accountable to? if they're up at the top, they -- i'm assuming they are -- they're accountable to god. are they so far removed from their flock that nothing can happen to them. >> there's right and wrong. it's so simple. >> the church has been around for a very long

in the southwest. san diego's 65. look at palm springs and l.a. this is beautiful weather. . >>> good morning maryland. after a glorious week en. we hit 75 yesterday. that's not going to happen today. 50s, already rain showers and some heavy. 63, could be rumbles of thunder this afternoon into the evening. 45 overnight, and not a wet day tomorrow but a better chance of shower in the afternoon at 56. back with sun and 60s wednesday and thursday, another cool down with yeah more rain showers by the end of week. >>ose >>> those selected cities were brought to you by mercedes-benz. more weather in the next half hour. >>> now, tiger woods, to questions sunday, for the first time since his private indiscretions led to a private unravel. espn's tom rinaldi spoke to tiger woods. it was a five-minute interview. >> i've done some pretty bad things in my life. and it all came to a head, but now, after treatment, going for in-patient treatment for 45 days. and in more out-patient treatment, i'm being back to my old roots. >> reporter: for a lot of people, the

in barcelona. that is the important moment and then at the end of the palm that concludes that essay looking back on the spanish war but he also says i didn't want to meet him again because if i did it would ruin my first impression which is this is the flower of the european working class and that i think is the way his mind always goes away from the individual and toward the social type, towards the political and social significance of digging coal underground. >> host: at one point he replies to someone who asks him if he would like to come to dinner and meet the famous poet of the period and he says no because i may want to write about him and i find it harder and i think what i'm going to say, i find it harder to do that once i've met someone. it's very human and a very inhumane saying i don't trust myself. >> guest: because he knows as he wrote on the essay on gondhi being human means attaching yourself to other human beings and willing to be broken down and even destroyed by your love for this individual. that essay is quite harsh about his in personal wealth for all of humanity and his cruel

in china, up 0.9%. how about this? some positive analyst sentiment about palm, up 1.7%. capital saying it's market perform now from underperform. genzyme, analysts coming back and saying, you know what, that sell-off in genzyme maybe is a little overdone. a couple different shops coming out and saying that. it's up 2.5%. and we do have an ipo here at 11:00 a.m. eastern time, china lodging group will start trading. it's a discount hotel chain in china. it priced at the high end of its range at $1 2.25. let's go to sharon epperson at the nymex. >> traders focused squarely on the euro, that's up after the imf/eu aid to greece, but still concerns remain, and that is why we're looking at oil prices only up about 12 cents or so and gold only up about a dollar. there are a lot of concerns here, and that's impacting the commodities market. keep in mind, we're also, according to mf global, looking at potential downside risk due to bearish technical levels for gold, but dennis garvin makes an interesting point today, talking about the fact that if central banks are fearful of the d

palm coast, florida. you're on the air with karl rove. >> caller: mr. rove, in your book you state that president bush would not have invaded iraq had he known there were no weapons of mass destruction. that's not exactly true. the memos show that in january january 2003, 2 months before we attacked iraq, bush told prime minister tony blair that he was determined to invade iraq with proof of wmd, a document that both bush and blair agreed there were no wmds and bush even discussed painting a plane with american colors hoping to entice the iraqis to shoot down using that as justification for attacking iraq. >> guest: that's maddie. the idea that george w. bush and tony blair involved in a conspiracy to invade iraq knowing that there was no wmd there. >> host: have you ever heard that one before? >> guest: know, i haven't. >> host: wire you capitalized unless to talk about liberal politicians or politics? >> guest: well, it's the left and the right. it's sort of the places on the political spectrum. actually, there's also tinkled editor and styled manual. you can'

palm beach, florida. he's 22 years old. he's got 51% from the field in. >> steve: his free throw shooting needs a little work. there's time for that. here's gordon at the buzzer. >> phil: he got it. >> steve: with 3.2 seconds to play. that will not count and the detroit pistons for the first time since the 2004-2005 season have swept the wizards in a season series four straight games. 101-87 is your final tonight. glen. >> phil: hamilton started it off, but bynum carried them throughout the night. all of his teammates were pulling for him trying to get those 20 assists. >> steve: the pistons improve while washington suffers its sixth consecutive loss. they fall to 21-42 overall. wizards lose here to the pistons tonight, 101-87. scored led by blatche with 23. thornton had 16 and miller had 10. detroit led in scoring by jonas jerebko, "rip" hamilton and gordon. a career-high 20 assists for will bynum. we invite you to join us for our next telecast tomorrow where the wizards host the magic. coverage begins at 6:30. wishing you a pleasant evening from detroi

after the christmas day palming Ñiattack -- terrorist attack hee in the united states when we discoveredhe denman connection and after many of us urged the obama administration to stop transferring the 90 or so gtmo based detainees back to yemen, it was announced that it would be suspended. to many, that was a common sense move. the government of yemen has shown no real ability to deter the threat that they pose and has not as douglas a credible deradicalization program there. indeed, two key bombers in the u.s. has called bombing were committed -- were convicted in yemen courts -- in the u.s. as coas. coal bombingcole bombing d in yemeni course. let's focus on the programs. do they work? how do they work? what do they have in terms of actual class's, teaching, philosophy, etc.? and hopefully, before the question and answer timeframe, our panelists will offer their opinion about whether we should continue as a matter of policy using these programs. these two panelists are friends of mine and uniquely qualified to discuss these topics. marissa porges is at the council on foreign relations

speaker, in the aftermath of the earthquake in haiti, the american red cross in miami, dade, monroe and palm beach counties assisted more than 13,000 u.s. citizens who were flown to south florida by the u.s. government. they served nearly 10,000 meals. they provided mental health support to nearly 2,000 people. nationwide, the american red cross has raised over $350 million for earthquake relief and development efforts. it has already used more than $100 million to provide food, water, relief supplies, shelter and health services to the people of haiti. i am proud to join my colleagues in supporting the ideals of red cross month. whether it is providing disaster relief, safe blood or communications between our military members and their families, the american red cross is one of the most enduring and successful examples of the volunteer spirit at the heart of our nation. with that, mr. speaker, thank you. and i reserve the balance of our time. the speaker pro tempore: the lady reserves the balance of her time. the gentlelady from california. ms. watson: mr. speaker, i have no further request