. >> narrator: on may 14th, 1607, 104 english setters will landed at jamestown island, virginia, to establish a colony for the virginia company. the locate served at the capital of virginia until 1699. thought to be lost to history forever to the james river, the original fort was unearthed. we visited jamestown to learn how the story of the 16 settlers is being revealed every day through the study of artifacts. >> i'm the senior curator for the jamestown rediscovery project. it's a project of preservation virginia. the first statewide historic preservation organization in the united states. it is confusion, that there are so many jamestowns and many people visit jamestown and it turns out that they never we want to the real place, the place where all the history happened. so there's a jamestown that's a living history museum. jamestown settlement and they interpret jamestown and they have three wonderful ships and they've reconstructed a fort and an indian village and a huge museum over there. that's a state-run organization. so they get state funding for that. and then the island itself, th

the island itself, the original site of jamestown, is co-managed by the national park service and preservation virginia, so it's an unusual private/public partnership that goes on here. the park service owns the majority of the island, 1,500 acres. preservation virginia has around 23, but their 23 acres incorporates the site of the original fort. the church, the church tower. and the last government building that was on the property. so, they've got a lot of history condensed in that 23 acres. and it's the -- it's preservation virginia, then, who are doing the archaeology that visitors will see on the site today. we call our project jamestown rediscovery, and so we're the jamestown rediscovery project of preservation, virginia, we do not get federal support and we do not get state support for our work, so we're highly reliant on donations, visitors coming, because we get half of the gate receipts. on visitors coming through. and grants and that's how we survive, it's hard in these times. this site is incredibly rich. it's just amazing. and we've been walking over the material all these years, you know,

islands. miss virginia was in the top 15. >> she was not that i paid much attention. >> i was watching the ballerina was good. congratulations to ms. wisconsin. we are looking at some typical cold weather this time of year, below average. not as bitterly cold as it could be. at the record low for this day is 12, 13 degrees below zero. mostly cloudy skies, but clouds will stick around. tomorrow morning, lots of sunshine. a high today 39 degrees. normally the high as about 43. the record low way back in 1912, 13 degrees below zero. 31 degrees at the airport, the wind out of the north, northwest at 14. the windchill makes it feel like 21. 29 and alexandria, high temperature of 35. 28 rockville. the final stop, the district, 25 degrees. a high temperature just at freezing. the temperatures are slowly cooling, the cloud cover keeping the temperatures but compared with yesterday. 25 martinsburg the same in culpeper. southern maryland, lexington park at freezing. the expanded view, if you are looking for the cold air, had to the north. syracuse five, burlington 2, 4 degrees below zero in caribou maine. the

and the indictment was w written to get the case in virginia they claimed that the trees in happened on the island. that was the western edge of virginia now part of west virginia and burr was not there. it was a rookie mistake and it made it on answerable after 14 madrassas chiefst justice marshall shut down the case and sent it to the jurors. that did not stop the lawyers from speaking in extraordinary languages. when of the lawyers through the mark of maryland.ye who wasrs reputed for drinking brandy throughout the day he gaveot an argument on the motion that lasted 14 hours. on the final motion he spoke three days, 21 hours and the people were amazed. he did repeat himself and labor board but they said his energy and strength was remarkable as was the fact he never got course.act one of the prosecutors gave a speech that lynn a genamerica and oratory afterwards schoolchildren were forced to memorize the speech that the prosecutors he compared burr to the serpent in the garden of eden progress metaphors go b that isur not the ones youin want to have applied two you. i just want to read a brief

virginia. they claim the treason happened and blender hasid island.here was a reason i was talking about that island. well, blender has said island was the western edge of west virginia. burr was not there. it was a rookie mistake and it made it on answerable after 14 witnesses. chief justice marshall shut down the prosecution case and sent the case to the jurors. that didn't stop the lawyers from speaking at extraordinary length. one of the lawyers, luther martin of maryland who was reputed for, well reputed for drinking brandy throughout the trial day, had a bigger than mug that he always kept filled and would sit throughout. he gave an argument on a motion that lasted for 14 hours. i will speak for less. on the final motions, he spoke for three days which was 21 hours. and the people who watched him were amazed. he did repeat himself. they were sort of board. but they said, justice energy and his strength as remarkable as was the fact that he never got force. one of the prosecutors gave a speech that really lived in american oratory for 100 years t

so far ten sets of human remains have been found on long island beaches. >>> to virginia now, the makingffairs battalion, the only one in its state. it is the men and women between the military and civilians living in war zones. their job is building wells, building schools and rebuilding entire communities. many are multi-lingual in wars in iraq and afghanistan. >>> number two, alabama for the bcs championship. if this seems like deja vu, well, it sort of is. they beat the crimson tide 9-6 in overtime. this will certainly seem like a home game of sorts to the tigers, but you can count on a huge contingent of the alabama faithful. >>> according to affiliate haku, flooding left hundreds of drivers stranded and forced more than four dozen homes to be vac waited arou -- evacuated around the area. several roads are closed because of flooding. firefighters are conducting at least a dozen water rescues right now and that number will likely go up. >>> to the deep freeze in alaska. t they're struggling to dig out of snow. it triggered two avalanches and closed major highways. national guard troo

virginia, mr. wittman, and the gentleman from northern mariana islands, mr. sablan, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia. mr. wittman: madam speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. wittman: thank you, madam speaker. i also ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. wittman: thank you, madam speaker. in 1934 the congress enacted the migratory bird hunting stamp act. this law required hunters to purchase a federal duck stamp in order to hunt migratory water fowl. proceeds from the sale of these samples have been used to preserve vital wetlands and habitat across the country. every years hunters, bird watch,s and stamp collectors visit the post office. their national wildlife refuges or sporting good stores to purchase their duck stamp. for the past four years, eight states have participated in an electronic duck stam

island and tennessee will require photo i.d.'s before they pass ballots. people in louisa county virginia have more time to get help from the earthquake. the deadline was this tuesday but residents now have until march 5 to apply for fema assistance. there were at least seven aftershocks in the following weeks after the initial quake. businesses and homeowners may qualify for some assistance. still to come, we will take a look at stories that will top international headlines this coming week. plus new speed cameras are up and running. we will tell you where. and what were the best movies of 2011? arch campbell will give you his own personal list. >> a cold snap on the way. the question is how long will it last and when will it warm up again? i h >> the murder trial will begin in peru. he is accused of killing stephanie florez in may of 2010. police say he became enraged after seeing her read about the natalee holloway case on his laptop. he has long been suspected in her 2005 disappearance in aruba. meantime, the layoffs will continue at second mile the children charity founded by jerry s

the indictment was written in order to get the case in virginia, they claim the trees and happened and leonard island. there was the reason i was talking about that. it was still the western edge of virginia and across from west virginia which seceded during the civil war. and burr wasn't there. it was a rookie mistake. it made it answerable after 14 witnesses. justice marshall said down the prosecution case and sent it to the jurors. it didn't stop the lawyers from speaking at extraordinary length. one of the lawyers, i take some pride in him. will reputed for drinking brandy throughout the trial. he always kept his mug field and gave an argument that lasted 14 hours. i will speak for less. the final motions, he spoke for three days for 21 hours and the people who left it were amazed. he did repeat himself. they were sort of board but they said his energy was remarkable as was the fact that he never got worse -- horse. one of the prosecutors gave a speech that lived in american oratory for 100 years. the school children were forced to memorize the letter hasn't speech in which the prosecutors contra

of america led my grandfather to come to ellis island and massachusetts to pursue his dreams and opportunities. that, to me, typifies the america and virginia we all believe in. that's the america that we are blessed to call home. over the next 60 days, our job is to enact policies to ensure this remains a commonwealth of opportunity where any man or any woman of any race or any creed, from any beginning and any place, will always have the opportunity to raise themselves up in the world by their god-given talents and their labor. [ applause ] >> so working together, i know we will do that. so thank you all for your work together this session and may s blessings on this great commonwealth of virginia. thank you. >>> our coverage of the state of state addresses continues with delaware governor jack markell. some of the issues he covers during his remarks include economic development, government accountability and improving education. this comes to us courtesy of whyy tv in wilmington. from the state capitol in dover this is about 45 minutes. >> thank you. governor, you're popular. governor, welcome to the joint session. we look forward to you

island and s. ma marys, low 40s and maryland, across northern virginia. your saturday planner, no real chance for precipitation in washington. mid-40s this morning and mid-50s this afternoon and the 50 degree mark by 6:00 this evening. storm doppler, nothing going on right around town. one or two clouds and light snow drops will be reechiaching nortt maryland. and in places like pittsburgh and buffalo, we will get the trending end and cloud cover from this is all we will see today. a little breezy today, ahead of cold front number one, mild afternoon with temperatures in the 50s. a little cooler tomorrow morning than this morning and still not cold by winter standards and another cold front late in the day tomorrow. cooler tomorrow with extra cloud cover and cold briefly as we get to monday. milder air on the return right after that. for today, not much of a rain threat around town. overnight tonight, i don't see anything other than passing clouds. and later on this afternoon, might see one or two lonesome sprinkles but that is about it. at least 85 or 90

florida, georgia, new york, new jersey, pennsylvania, new mexico, arizona, germany, virginia, the philippine islands, massachusetts, maryland, and of course texas. throughout his service he was awarded many medals of commendation, including the silver star, the legion of merit, the meritorious service medal, the air medal, the afse commendation medal, and the army commendation ribbon. upon retirement, he received the distinguished service medal in 1971 at randolph air force base in texas. the hannigans retired to allen, texas, and were active parishioners at st. jude's catholic church. while there he volunteered his legal services and his wife's typing to many church members. jack and marian raised a large irish catholic family with six children. while the family is spread across the country, the love that jack and marian held for them is a bond would forever unite the clan. jack is survived by his children, john f. jr. united states air force retired colonel of colorado, mary ghetto of arizona, barbara clark of massachusetts, joan johnston of massachusetts, dr. jim hannigan of austin, texas, and ka

virginia, precipitation. the amount of precipitation around our area is fairly light. the snow in connecticut and rhode islandin -- to the north, the snow will be coming in all day today. the thing is, the warm air is just to our south. we are expecting by afternoon this afternoon temperatures to get up above freezing and get rid of this freezing drizzle and rain situation. freezing rain the headline in the forecast today. there are areas that will receive more snow. everything should change to rain and drizzle later. north winds after lunch. wet we'll get that a round figure now. north winds 36 to 42 the high. we should make it to above freezing sometime this afternoon. winter weather ad ridse advisory and areas -- winter weather advisory and areas west with more snow. it will continue into the early afternoon, and start to pull out of the area in the afternoon and evening by tonight and tomorrow. it should be a little drier. although some drizzle and clouds persist into sunday. mostly sunny at fox borough torl. 29 to 33 the northeast winds during the game. you can see for folks driving out here, all those w

rhode island and north carolina are staying outside the union. virginia and new york are agitating for a new convention. the anti-federalists are coordinating up and down the continue innocent to -- continent to sweep, and effectively putting an end to our union and our constitution. only madison seemed to appreciate the threat posed by the anti-federal movement, and so what he did in the beginning of congress, he announces there are going to be a bill of rights considered this election, and i plan to introduce them, and we are going to consider them, so in a nixon goes to china moment, where only the strong anti-communism could have gone there and opened it to the west, he's able to bring the majority to his side and pass the bill of rights and it was remarked among virginia that the antis have a new hero, and it's unlikely james madison and it was because of the election of 1789 that the bill of rights passed and the union was cemented, and we're all here today in the freest, most prosperous country in the world. this was set against an unpromising cont

virginia, you're at 55 miles per hour. still seeing all of your lanes blocked. route 2, solomon's island. this is the scene earlier. tanker had an accident and this is route 2, north and southbound, still shut down at this moment between harwood drive and harwood road. that's route 2 solomon eye rand road. back over to you. >>> drivers getting out of downtown washington the ride just got a little easier. the 11th street bridge project will allow drivers to connect to interstate 295 from the freeway without a need to merge. inbound bridge opened last month. later this year ddot will also include pathways for pedestrians and for bicycles as well. >>> some bad news for those waiting for wireless internet on the vre. officials say they no longer have firm plans to bring wi-fi to the commuter trains. originally there was a plan to bring limited wi-fi to trains last spring, but now it is not considered a high priority item. vre's ceo says he's surveyed riders and discovered they wouldn't use the wi-fi if it wasn't free. he added that uninterrupted service on the trains might not even be possible. >>> montgomery county po

virginia. braddock's defeat. we cannot trust the acadians. they say they will stay out of the conflict. but we know they may give secret assistance to the french on the nearby cape breton island or il st. jean nor quebec. they must be eliminated. they must be basically expelled, deported. the key officer there was a governor, the governor of know vae scotia, a man named charles lawrence. lawrence was active with the basically approval of the of british government in london although they did not give him explicit instructions, they gave him enough leeway where he could order the evacuation of the acadians if he chose. the evacuation of the acadians only became possible during war. and only because massachusetts sent 2,000 men to attack french forts in the region of acadia and the border lands. and there was no clear boundary between british and french territory. where were the french forts located here? on this isthmus between acadia and what is today the province of new brunswick. it wasn't called that then. this was part of trench canada. this was under british rule. there's no clear boundary in the early 1750s, the french establish a couple of forts here. some acadians, the

island nation. >>> there was a special two- year-old euro coin issued. >>> 2011 was a record year when it came to filling up the gas tank in virginia.rage of 46 under dollars on gas last year. that's up from $4,400 spent in 2008. the average price for regular in virginia is $3.17 a gallon. >>> new laws and new fees are in effect for places in our area. >> virginia has new rules for abortion clinics. 22 facilities must read the same strict standards as hospital surgery centers. drivers using the dulles toll road will have to pay an extra quarter at the main toll gate. in montgomery county, a 5 cent bag tax is now in effect. >>> we are getting a look to for a new baby of the new year in the d.c. metro area. this baby girl born at 12:00 false a.m. at maryland hospital center in clinton. 8 pounds, 10.2 ounces. the mother irja bonafede and the girl's father have not decided what to name her. they have other children that are young as well. >>> if you gained a few pounds during the holidays, there are some gadgets that can help you get back into shape. >> i need this. rob nelson explains. >> sharon has some gadgets to get you in shape. fi

according to affiliate news 12 long island, a local group couldn't find a volunteer who would drive the pup up from virginiakevin ford is among the group that said they would fly him home. >> you're doing some good and helping out somebody, and helping out the pet, especially. >> and doing what you love. >> and at the same time, getting some flying in. >> fly that little guy right to my house. > a foster family has taken in the 15-week-old puppy to get her ready for adoption. >>> rhonda storms told the los angeles times it upset her when florida was cutting school programs and jobs while people were indulging in sugary, fatty foods. she started a bill that would prohibit that. however, a bill to restrict food stamp purchases has been distributed in illinois, kentucky and texas. not one has been successful. >>> gerald ford's former home now up for sale. 6300 square feet, it has five bedrooms, five full bathrooms and a lap pool. and you can't beat the view. it's on the 13th fairway of the famous thunderbird country club. price tag? $100 million. >>> you could buy a car once owned by president obama. a car onc

island wide meeting to discuss how to protect the area from pollution. >>> it's a first since the natural disaster that hit louisa county, virginia last summer. students at two schools there finally going back to class full-time. a high school and elementary school were both closed because of damage from the august 23rd quake. the elementary school students were put in mobile classrooms. the high schoolers though had to share a building with middle schoolers and they alternated the day they had class. the high school now has students getting their mobile classrooms too. the full-time schedule starts this wednesday. >> slow process for those folks getting back to normal after that earthquake. >> for sure. >>> speaking of normal, none of that around here i guess. >> it's nice out there. again. >> it's nice out there right now. i know both of you are going to like this forecast. so many people are saying, though, where has winter gone? we haven't seen much in the way of snow. we did see a snow shower or two last night. tomorrow i think some areas could get to around 65 degrees. >> no complains for me. >> i know you guys are absolutely loving it.

toward leonardtown and solomon's island still a little rain left down there but this is basically the back end of it. a couple dying showers out across northern most west virginia. they aren't going to make it over the mountains. your good night forecast? temperatures will hold steady or start to inch their way up between now and 11:00 p.m. so a soggy, foggy evening. the west wind should bring sunshine of all things back into the area for tomorrow and the nice warmup as well. we'll be talking about our next chance of a little storminess later on in the week all that in the seven-day forecast. if you're planning on a nice, beautiful evening on your monday forget about it. >> all right. thanks. >> okay. >> there is sadness and mourning on the campus of penn state university today. many are remembering their legendary coach joe paterno who died on sunday morning. >> it comes just a few months after paterno was removed from his coaching job amid the scandal that also rocked the school. nbc's michelle franzen joins us now live from university park where we're also learning more about funeral plans. michelle? >> reporter: well, we are, jim. certainly the gray skies a

virginia, temperatures in the low 60s today. that mild air is moving a warm front. that's causing the rain most of it to our north this afternoon. 47, annapolis. kent islandaid, 54 now, in the d.c. area. easily get to 60 briefly. 50/38 today. last night's low is close to our normal high, which is now up to 42, by wait. 24, the -- by the way. 24, the normal low. record is 1950. 79 degrees in 1950. and 2 above zero in 1961. right now, we have an east wind around the region. tomorrow will be more of a southerly wind. and eventually turning to the north and northwest. that will dry things out by the afternoon. but there is a batch of rain coming in from the south and southwest. the first batch of rain coming from the midwest. most of it is passing well to our north. but down here, across georgia, alabama, mississippi area. our areas of shower and thundershower activity, embedded in there. you can see it in some of those. that is also being translated to the east/northeast. later tonight, that heavier shower activity, and steady rain moves through the area. and with that, maybe a thunderstorm during the overnight or early morning hours tomorrow. we'll be in th

island as well as up into far northwestern pennsylvania. but elsewhere we are getting rain it stretches from the midwest down to louisiana. right now getting a few sprinkles, panhandle of west virginiawashington county. howard county, northern and southern anne arundel getting a shower. light rain southern calvert county and st. mary's. temperatures above freezing now. 30s throughout much of the region, just north and west of the i-95 corridor. prince george's, arlington, fairfax counties near 40. as well as southern maryland, near the bay and the northern neck. occasional sprinkles this morning. otherwise a cloudy sky. by noon near 50. more moderate showers from time to time this afternoon as we climb into the low to mid 50s. and then some steadier rain may move in tonight and briefly heavy at times through the evening hours as we hover near 50. then tomorrow, in the morning, we'll be near 50, with some occasional showers that may linger through noontime friday, turning windy and colder tomorrow afternoon. we may be near 60, then dropping near 40 midnight friday night. then near 30 by dawn saturday. saturday, partly cloudy and chilly. another chilly day on sunday. another cold day

virginia, 33. down into southern maryland we go, 39 in waldorf, la plata. down towards sullivan island.hing all that cold outside. temperatures with a little mix of clouds and sunshine today. we'll gradually rise into the upper 40s and low 50s for a time. so a little bit of a lightweight jacket probably required for today. here's the cloud cover we're dealing with early this morning. this is on its way out. a little break in the action here. a break or two of sunshine late this morning, early this afternoon. clouds will start to come in late tonight and into tomorrow. a fairly cloudy day. so feeling more like winter, although still not bitterly cold. high pressure coming in. a ripple of low pressure to our south will bring rain showers to the carolinas and georgia. some of those clouds may bring a random rain drop or two into far southern maryland, central virginia during the day on monday before everything clears out and goes out to sea on tuesday, allowing tuesday, i think, to be the pick of the litter for the upcoming week. today a mix of clouds and sunshine. a tendency to see more c

virginia. mr. scott: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the gentlelady from the virgin islands for the opportunity to speak. i rise in opposition to an unfortunate trend that seems to be creeping up all over the country, laws that add unnecessary complications to the process of voter registration and the process of voting. some of these initiatives include photo i.d. laws, reduction in time to vote or to register to vote, laws complicating the rules for running voter registration drives. none of these little schemes prevent individuals from voting, but the unnecessary complications guarantee that many will not get their paperwork in on time and as a consequence, many will not be able to vote. in some states, those few votes can make the difference in a presidential election. we need to protect the right to vote, not add unnecessary complications that will result in fewer people voting. we see all over the country efforts to reduce the election day registration in those state that was allowed it for decades, those that could have registered on election day will find they cannot vote and states that allow ear

island avenue. a car into a pole. blocking the right lane. traveling 66 eastbound in virginia, overturned vehicle.the right to get by this accident. this is 66 as you approach. route 123. and still seeing delays on the beltway, outer loop in montgomery county slow from new hampshire avenue. >> danella, thank you. a wick brea ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. >>> good morning. grab an umbrella before you go out. more rain off and on into the afternoon. tom kierein in storm center 4. radar showing some pockets of moderate to briefly perhaps heavy rain coming through now and into the metro area. out of northern virginia into maryland. and temperatures are in the low to mid 40s. 44 now at reagan national and later today, it may climb into the upper 50s to near 60 degrees. periods of rain ending during the afternoon. then windy and colder tomorrow. >> thanks, tom. more news, weath

southern prince william county in virginia, along the northern neck, and a few more snow showers now drifting across the eastern shore, coming over the bay, over at tillman islanded out towards waldorf and charlotte hall. be on the lookout for passing snowflakes. it's not going to add up. here you can see on the wide view, not a whole lot of precipitation coming down within about a 500-mile radius of d.c. but nonetheless, passing snowflakes today. temperatures will struggle to get only into the mid-30s for high temperatures this afternoon. the real concern i'm focusing on for the forecast will be late tonight, starting from sundown tonight until sunrise tomorrow. might be a little coating of freezing drizzle or very light coating of freezing rain. we'll be watching that very, very carefully. don't take much to make a mess, but it won't last that long, either. >> and the morning rush hour is in question, so -- >> a little. may want to back the alarm up 15 minutes now, just have a little extra time on your monday morning. >> tom kierein will be sitting in that seat giving everybody advice. >> absolutely right. >> all right, thank you, chuck. >> you're welcome. >>

ssi and island receives a small fraction of the medicaid funding it would receive if it were a u.s. state. we have a little bit more information. charles arlinghaus, last call is from virginia. ruby, a republican. caller: i am calling because there is a gentleman -- and i thought this man could tell me -- running for president who used to be a former governor of a southern state and a former u.s. house representative, and i think his name starts with a b. he received 31 votes in iowa and he is in wisconsin running. he is getting wrote -- votes but nobody lets him debate. why is that? guest: i think the candidate you are referring to is buddy roemer, who was wanted the governor and congressmen of louisiana. in an odd 1 cents with another caller, was ousted from his governorship in a primary that included david duke. and i think edwin edwards might have won that race. why is he not getting much support? he is not in the debates because he is not getting much support. 31 votes in iowa and he had significantly less of a campaign that some of the other candidates. i do not know i necessarily agree with that. i would like as many candidates as possible in the debate, but there ar

virginia could see the ads pop up as soon as today. things are getting interesting. it will be interesting what the romney camp response is to that story about his money in the cayman islandsvery same way they would be if those funds were established in the u.s., these are not tax havens and it is false to say so. but i think it's been well known for years the super rich do hide their money overseas. >> and they did say that they store those funds in the cayman islands to help attract money from foreign investors. and he did mention in the piece that it's taxed the same in the cayman islands as it would be anywhere else. but still, that's a lot of loot. >> it is a lot of money. nice problem to have, i guess. >>> well, president obama is hearing it from all sides after rejecting plans for an extensive oil pipeline through the heart of the united states. it would run from canada through six states all the way to oil refineries in texas. but mr. obama has blocked it, saying there's not enough time to evaluate the project ahead of a republican-enforced deadline. while the president faces criticism for killing jobs, environmentalists praised the decision. >>> and now to that cr

island, vermont and massachusetts rounding out the top five. chemistry.com claims the top cities in america to find a sensitive man and where will you find the highest concentration of softies, pompano beach. roanoke, virginiat hollywood california is third. >>> miss wisconsin! >> and her name is laura kaeppeler. the beauty is from wisconsin. she'll tour the country promoting the miss america organization's charitable causes. from good looks and grace to cold as ice. a man in china holds the guinness record for being buried in snow for 111 minutes. iceman runs a mile every day to stay in shape and likes to take cold showers. that's not surprising considering, right? tim tebow may be the most popular pro athlete but he's no tom brady. the patriots quarterback set an nfl record last night throwing five touchdown passes in the first half. if you didn't hear, the patriots demolished tebow's broncos 45-10 with that passing game. fun to watch. those are your number ones. -good morning, dave. -good morning, dave. dave. -hey, dave. -hey, dave. hey. -hey, dave. -mr. dave. -dave. -what's up, dave? -dave. -dave. dave. dave. dave? hi, dave. oh, dave's looking for you. hey, dave. yo, dave! [ male announcer ] in a small

ssi and island receives a small fraction of the medicaid funding it would receive if it were a u.s. state. we have a little bit more information. charles arlinghaus, last call is from virginiaruby, a republican. caller: i am calling because there is a gentleman -- and i thought this man could tell me -- running for president who used to be a former governor of a southern state and a former u.s. house representative, and i think his name starts with a b. he received 31 votes in iowa and he is in wisconsin running. he is getting wrote -- votes but nobody lets him debate. why is that? guest: i think the candidate you are referring to is buddy roemer, who was wanted the governor and congressmen of louisiana. in an odd 1 cents with another caller, was ousted from his governorship in a primary that included david duke. and i think edwin edwards might have won that race. why is he not getting much support? he is not in the debates because he is not getting much support. 31 votes in iowa and he had significantly less of a campaign that some of the other candidates. i do not know i necessarily agree with that. i would like as many candidates as possible in the debate, but there are