and i would say, you know, that's -- the iss is critical for any deep space exploration future. it's also critical for bringing benefits back here to earth. whether it's drugs like the salmonella vaccine that most of the work which was done on the iss for -- i think they are called biocapsules being developed right now. they are all done to benefit humans on earth and hopefully they'll have some benefit for astronauts, but we're tryingo bn earth and the iss is doing that here. >> one more question here and then out to the kennedy space center. we've got several along the same theme and i'll try to parse them out, but some people are expressing concerns that we reward large projects that have significant cost overruns and they're asking how we can better fund the long-term projects and get costs under control so we don't cannibalize other programs? >> as the question implies, these are very difficult fiscal times and we are trying -- we are doing all that we can to be fiscally responsible to make sure that our programs fit into the provisions of the authorization act that came fr

er endsebruary th >> >> a teacher issing called a hero -- is being called a hero after a gun went offr classroom. this is video of the elementary school outside of seattle where police say an 8-year-old girl was shot by a third grade classmate. catherine explains. >> this is never supposed to happen. >> reporter: it all started wednesday with a loud bang. >> i knew there was nothing in the room, so it was a loud pop. i knew that -- i didn't know what happened. but i couldn't see it. it was puz lipping. >> reporter: she told the students to leave the kras and get help -- class and get help. >> i could tell she had been shot. i couldn't see where the bullet had come from. there were no intruders in the room. >> reporter: she held 8-year-old amina bowman until crews arrived. with her principle, she frantically began looking for the weapon. >> i lifted up the glad and said oh! this is a gun. >> reporter: in the backback of a classmate. she rushed to amina's side. >> i left with the ambulance with her. i needed to stay with her. >> reporter: she says amina is strong and is pulling through.

and realizes that the impact iss coming occupy out, and coming out in a catholic boardingding school, some curiousriou implications for him. >> it's about struggle between the two of them to figure outfi what to do.. matthew, you're starring in theh show. what character do you play? >> my name is zach actually. i'm in the ensemble of the show, but i'm portraying jason, one of the boys in the show that iss struggling with his sexuality,s he parallels that norm he strives to be, and actually holds in the school, and whenen he's outed by his friends in the school, he loses that position. >> okay. so let's talk about this, you know, when you say your name is zach, the character is -- i got matthew here. okay. let's talk about the issues that the play brings up. these are issues that are, as we said alive and well ond throughout wethe community, but college campuses in particular,a tell me about, carl, you have some personal reasons to want t produce this production.duct >> i, two things happened. one was the incident at rutgers, and i thought wow, in ann university setting that, we're tal

nasa has engaged other organizations in the iss program. and in august of this revitalize a cooperative agreement with the center for the fans but of science and space, to manage the portion of the iss that operates as a u.s. national laboratory. to increase usage and maximize its potential. the iss will provide opportunities to scientists and technologists throughout at least 2020. and with yesterday's successful docking of size 28 x. and the planned december docking of 29 s., we will restore the iss crew complement to six for the nominal six-month duration. is for the iss, nasa implement the commercial orbital transportation services effort to develop and demonstrate cargo transportation capabilities. the commercial resupply services, or crs, contracts to procure a cargo services to and from the station. nasa is pleased with the progress being made by both of these efforts, and we anticipate that space exploration technologies, or spacex, and orbital sciences corporation will begin transporting cargo to the international space station und

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iss a demonstration by patients suffering f aids. they argue that american involvement in the tpp may lead ton inea in the cost of medicat. >> go back. u.s. goorr:hian took part in the demonstration. he takes iiaad generic drugs to prevent the onset of aids. gerigsre fm t same ingredients as those used in patented ugs. ten years ago before generic drugs became availaiv titsad t pay about $10,000 a year for diti. es days they paynl$60. but in the tpp negotiations, the u.s. has aued that medical patents should be better precdndas for longer. hiv as patients in mas s the u.s. proposal is approved, they will have to take s. me drugs which are nearly ten times me expensive. >> i may -- the high costs. the price of medicine is ihe states is not for the or yb for the rich country. soe jt may survive very or >> reporter: the malaysian government plans to ask other countries in the tpp talks to understand its domestic tuio wer, it looks very difficult to find a compromise that will suit all sectors ofhe malaysian economy. >>asn is an increasi

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iss have certain rules.they want to political size something or make a statement of whether you have a woman or don't have a woman they can do whatever they want to and they don't have to buy the stock. no one is compoling them to buy the stock. zuckerberg can appoint who ever the hell he want to and say to them go fly a kite. >> cheryl stamburg is the one that is running the company. she's's woman. does she have to put it on the board to make it fair? >> no. she is one of the best. facebook proves that. it is shameful to me that tech companies. it is like tech geeks put up a sign and said no chicks allowed. i am for shareholder value. but the only people who are qualified are white males to be on the board, i have to disagree with that. this is the year 20111. i am not for forcing women in but opening up opportunities that are not there on silicon valley. >> we are presume thag he discriminating to begin with. >> yeah. >> but christian, at the same time do you think that the board if they made that move wou

it iss on $26 billion. >> it is a drop in the bucket. >> a drop p in the bucket, but it is a seriousater just a huge bucket. >> this is so insnsignificant in terms of e larger problem, bubut it does serve the banks noticed that t they are being more carefully watched. what other parts of the progogram will be meaningful? >> this takes three years to go into effect. they have bubut threree years to do it. we are not going to see me immediate change. the change that we do see might not be great to begin with because it is a very big buct. the interesting part for t the banks is this is not entirely bad for them. you saw bank of america see a bump in it stock. everybody knows that the banks have problems. this says that one of the problemsms is being resolved so we can stop worrying aut it. the bankhave reserved so much weight to resolve these prlems they have already put the money into reserves. >> we saw the agreement. people who were deemed to unfairly lose their house to foreclosure, they are going to get $2,000. that is not going to get them their house back. people facing foreclos

the science of the day is a video recording cell iss, cell , that nature.has improved by leaps and bounds. not only are we gaining notoriety, we are recently asked to address and make a presentation at stanford later this month to their human rights studies. they are having a series of speakers, and we were asked to be one of the speakers. commissioner kingsley: was this modeled after any other similar type of unit in the country? are we breaking new ground? >> excellent question, you answered them both correctly. normally, special victims units in other cities and larger cities focus mainly on sex crimes. we hit the whole gamut. we base it on victims that our children, women, elderly. we look at those crimes were the sexual abuse takes place, where the physical abuse takes place, and the financial abuse.

betty issing package her bags ready to go from idaho to georgia to see her long lost love.ack. back in the '40s but they lost touch when he went to war and went on to marry other people. >> i never got over this guy in all this -- even though he's tucked away in a corner in my heart. >> betty now widowed found jack again on the internet and learned he was a widower too. they had been talking on the phone and tonight she's on a flight to meet jack just in time for valentine's day. >>> when we come back here, that whitney houston moment that stunned the entire nation. [ gargling ] oo-ay-ow. savings. savings. savings? progressive was the first to offer online quoting. you can do better. first to show comparison rates. ding! the "name your price" tool. oh! gosh, don't mind if i do. who was the first to offer pet injury coverage? we were. and when did you know you wanted to sell insurance? i said i wouldn't cry. um... whee! it's flo time. now, that's progressive. call or click today. with my vial and syringe. me, drawing my insulin dose. and me the day i discovered novolog flexp

so that caused a second boom that brought new life to glad iss city and -- gladys city and to beaumont. then by -- then that kind of waned and by the 1950s, companies were mining sulfur out at the spindle top. after that, that's when it kind of dwindled away and there was no major production out there. the booms were over. people began moving away, moving into beaumont proper. and gladys city just and i can of deteriorated. by the 1960s, there were some efforts to create a museum and make sure things were being preserved. then by the mid '70s when they decided to build the replica of gladys city. >>> you've watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend, on c-span 3. for more information, follow us on twitter at c-span history. >>> an air of mystery has surrounded this bronze likeness of alexander hamilton. so claims author james m. good in his definitive book on the outdoor sculpture of washington, d.c. in dedicating the ten foot tall figure, the great visitors president warren harding talked about an anonymous donor. could it have been andrew mellon who liked to describe as

but my thinking is really evolving on this whole guam iss issue. we're talking about reducing the marines by 20,000. maybe one way to do that would be to bring the marines we take out of okinawa, bring them to camp pendleton or something, bring them home. and maybe leave some prepositioned equipment in place or something? i think when we're talking about the tremendous cuts we have to make, then we're going to have to really look at this seriously. because this is just escalating. and we may be able to solve two problems instead of one. mr. bartlett? >> there's obviously no wild enthusiasm in the congress for additional brac grounds. those facilities are in somebody's district. it might be yours that gets gourd. and secondly, we don't b save any money in the short term because of the clean-up. we've been on some of that's bases for 100 years. our families have lied there, our kids have played there. and we're making the statement that these are second-class citizens because they can live and play in a place that really isn't even good enough to giv

so putting aside the consensus iss issue, the future of journalism will become more fragmented. that may not be a bad thing. but i think not. i think it -- having newspapers having authority are something that we should hope will survive. i worry that the great newspapers are disappearing or becoming much less important. and somehow i think there is a space for great journalistic institutions that help people understand a broad view of the world. >> rick, it's a testimony i think to alan's capacity to encompass all of henry luce that you you might describe henry luce in anyway as noble. >> it is interesting because he was seen as this liberal and i think the democrat being party is not liberal eno

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. >> the iss has reported the government's tax and benefits changes with the families with children five times higher than those without children. is this what the prime is a means by the most family-friendly government ever? is it fair or is it just another broken promise of? >> what this government has done is increased tax credits for the least well-paid, to lift people out of tax, to introduce free nursery care for two, three and four year olds and expanded all those family. all those things have made a difference. incidentally, she didn't mention of course she herself is sponsored by the unite union. >> thank you, mr. speaker. >> order, order. order. let's hear him. >> mr. speaker, they are broke over with work experience. has my right honorable friend had any businesses and/or organizations come for to support this violate important and publicly popular initiative that will help young people get the skills they need to get into work of? >> i think my honorable friend is entirely right. the whole country wants to see more young people given the opportunity that work experience provi

this iss the scene here on tv hill this afternoon.s. right now though, its beginninn to stick in some parts oo baatimore county. county. meteorologist emily gracey is here with a look at connditiins right now, emily.... several balttmoreans spent this day balancing the citys budget. they rolled up their sleeves ... and started crunching the city issfacing a 52-million dollar budget gap. several people from the 'occupy baltimore' movement attended todays workshop. rawlings-blake says: 06:26:28 "it's very imporrant for me to have a transparent and open budggt pprcess to make the budget accessible. this is one of he things i hope s a hallmark of myy administratioo." 26:36 26:366he mayor's budget plan goes bbfore the board of 3stimates in latt march. politicians are ofttn get an earful from angry taxpayers.... in fact, one man got so frrstrated he wrote a book....accusing government leaders of selling out.....when they bailed out biggbanks. tonight, authors ppan ffr getting the &ppountrr on track. track. &pquick nats - knooking at the doo

a lot of the speeches just happened to be written down by someone it issing there who wrote down the high points. but there was no secretary recording secretary writing down much like you would a congressional record today. there was nothing like that. so much of what is written down, what is recorded from what happened at the continental congress comes from the letters of john adam. as i began this and sat down with the publisher of new york, i said i think there is a story here. and, again, this sort of reluctance to depart from the civil war, the concern in new york as it always is who's going to read this book? maybe -- my argument was -- maybe it has nothing to do with the civil war. maybe it thooz do wihas to do w simply love a good story and characters. i found them. i don't tell what you the whole book is b i'll give you a thumbnail briefly. basically, this story covers -- this is the first of two. this story covers, begins with the boston massacre. the massacre is in quotes. it's debated whether it was a massacre. the 1770s. it runs through the signing of the declaration of

the book issing about a young girl who wonders in the glories of the wonders of her hair. this goes yound the certain shock jock who used the word nappy in a very negative term and got fired and got rehired by everybody else. inch this particular instance, the woman who brought this to her classroom, a school each in new york, remember discussing this, school teacher who is white and god knows we have to mention that for the sake of the attorney brought it to her mostly urban students and said this is a book i want you to read to talking about how you should promote yourself in a positive way. next phase what happens is the parents of some of the black children and here's the part that always makes me kind of like my eyebrows go to the top of my head, hadn't even read the back. the only thing they heard was what word? nappy. >> okay, nappy. oh, that's so negative. then they understand that the teach is white. so now, you have no right to discuss with my black child, okay, how do you know she wasn't already glorying in the color of her hair. now they're upset and offended b

. >> what's iss? >> internment scheduling system is a system from arlington that i hin rer itted on yun 10th, scheduling system that we use at arlington for scheduling system. the difference between that and the boss system is the variables at artic arlington is different because of the kcoordinating with the chapels. >> if boss is just scheduling, why do you need two? >> it is the system that you -- we don't need two. the bottom line is we need a scheduling system. what more than that, we just need accountable data. it doesn't matter which system you use to schedule a service, it's all about the data. >> okay. so services are being held at arlington today. >> uh-huh. >> help us understand what the records look like for a particular service and is it a combination of handwritten records or is it all automated, all captured electronically? what's the current state affairs? >> sir, i'm very proud to state for those members on the committee who have been to arlington and saw the paper records and the car

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service members and their family members in my home state and a lot of people i've been talking to, issed allegation that the decision to strip those soldiers of a ptsd diagnosis, came from a unit at madigan that seems to have been taking the cost of a ptsd diagnosis, into account, when they were making their decision. now, there's an investigation going on into this. really to me one of the things is clear is that oversight within the army and the department level allowed this break from standard diagnosis process, to go unchecked. so i'm really concerned about how the services handle nonptsd behavioral health conditions, like adjustment disorder. where service members are administratively separated instead of going through the physical disability process. and i wanted to ask you, given that an adjustment disorder is kpensible by v.a. and d.o.d. is required to use the v.a.'s rating schedule, what is the reason for d.o.d. treating adjustment disorder differently? >> well, i was very concerned when i got the report about what happened at madigan. and i think it reflects the fact that frank

i out iss gat eaor a song. >> smith: yeah. >> lowe: and the song didn't take that long to write but the hardest part was to think of what to call it. >> smi: ea >> lowe: because there's no -- there's no name for, for the, for these flowers. and i thought, well,n e uke llhem traffic lights, you know traffic light roses. doesn't exactly spring off the tongue. >> smith: right. >> lowe: you know, roll off the tongue. and also you can buy these -- you can buy these orsn the garage where you get gas from you know and we call them, in the uk, we call that a forecourt. it sounds sort of something shakespearean. >> smith: it does, actually. >> lowe: a forecourt, you know. sthmu fcir. >> lowe: but that doesn't sound good, the forecourt roses, you know, it doesn't sod right so. and then i thought, oh, in states they call it the stop light. >> smith: stopigt. le:ea so the stop light, that sounded like it. >> smith: when you look back on your career -- this is again this is more than forty years, the, the pub bandhayostteou thbrinsley schwartz, which frankly sounds like a new york law firm. >> lowe:

what's iss. >> interment can she think yuling system was the scheduling system that arlington db it was a scheduling system i inherited on june 10th. it was the scheduling system that we use at arlington to schedule our services. the difference between that and the boss system is the variables for a burial at arlington are somewhat different. it's because coordinating the chapels and all the services and so forth. congressman conaway, we are working with va on interface between the two systems that are required. >> if boss is just scheduling, why do you need two? >> it is the system that you -- we don't need two. the bottom line is we need a scheduling system. but more than that, we just need accountability data. it doesn't matter what system you use to schedule a service, it's all about the data. >> okay. so services are being held at arlington today? >> mm-hmm. >> help us understand what the records look like for a particular service, and is it a combination of handwritten records, or is it all automated? all captured electronically? what's the current state of affairs? >> sir, i'm ve

but we are trying to make life better for people here are the and the iss is doing it. >> one more twitter question and then the kennedy space center. we have several questions along the same theme. i will try to parse these out, but people were expressing some concerns that we reword large projects that go -- that have significant cost overruns. and they are asking how we can better fund these long-term projects and get costs under control, so we don't cannibalize other projects. >> these are -- as the question implies these are very difficult fiscal times, and we are trying -- we are doing all that we can to be fiscally responsible to make sure that our programs fit into the provisions of the authorization act. it came from congress and help us with the ambitious programs the we want. we've instituted programs like the great confidence level analysis. if you look at programs like graybill, juneau, i forget -- >> [inaudible] >> some of the more recent missions that we've launched have come in on cost on schedule, because we are now -- we have refined our management training, our managemen

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. >> we found this and this iss a piece -- and someone handling it. the skill to make it this sharp and pointed. >> through the layers of exca vacation, the time error roar this dig came up with artifacts from what nearby a med1800s bladensburg schoolhouse. >> cut nail, brick, and window glass and a sense of a smoking gun or a school. >> and some chaulk? >> wait, you would have a slate board with a slate pencil and practice your reading or riding. >> reporter: it will be open to the public tomorrow. can you help screen the soil for artifacts. they're digging up on saturday from the -- for the public from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. the location? along side the public library in the heart of bladensburg. >> and that is cool. you get to go and learn about our history. >>> a former student accused of spying on a roommate who committed suicide goes on trial. >>> and dr. conrad murray asked to be released from jail as he appeals his conviction in michael jackson's death. the ruling is coming up next. x . >> opening statements started today in a case of a form

. >> i do not know why the chrysler ad iss democratic, because it's a an optimistic message that republicans would respond to, the hoekstra ad is saying it's china's fault, and the chrysler ad says we will turn ourselves around no matter what. >> it was not a political ad, but it was a chrysler ad, and everyone else projected that it's a political ad. the republicans cannot grab that message because they are so invested in the economy going do you happen and the president str destroyed things. >> i do not think the romney split, we are in the middle of a republican primary where every day, mitt romney's opponents are saying nasty things about him. and he is under a microscope in a way that obama is not right now. so those numbers cannot be trusted too much. >> and certainly the romney pile on is something we talk about every day. the president did not lose any opportunity to say, i have a vision for the public. let's listen to what matt lauer heard. >> i think the americans have an ability to cut through the arguments to say is this a valid argument. you have to complain, i think they are so

. >> we don't want the democrats to choose who they think issed easiest person to run against. >> reporter: the top democrat attacked romney today from washington in a campaign style event with autoworkers. >> some said we should let detroit go bankrupt. you remember that. >> reporter: arizona's also holding a primary today, romney is the favorite, but he's focused on michigan. and the future of the romney campaign could depend on the voter's verdict in this state. results expected after 9:00. from detroit michigan, i'm steve handlesman, news 4. >>> congressman ron paul will be watching the election returns from the washington area. he's here holding an election night party at a hotel in springfield. >>> the public will get a chance to weigh-in tonight and voice their opinions about a proposal to bring a high end casino to national harbor. last week, county executive baker endorsed a proposal for a billion dollar casino. it could feature las vegas style table games in addition to slot machines. it's far from a done deal, residents are already considering what it may mean for their lifestyl

about now, in addition to president obama, we will hear from former first lady laura bush, the museum iss 2015, andnd tony, i suspect we'll be back here for grand opening. >> all right, melanie, thank very much.muc we just saw the president'sent' motorcade.mo >>> let's answer today's triviai question. we asked george washington carver produced 300 products made from peanuts, 118 from the sweet potato, and 75 products from what other food item? the answer, the mighty pecan. and expensive to do. he never patented most of the discoveries he made, saying god gave them to me, how could i sell them to anyone else he juss patented two. >>> now a look at weather. >> fascinating, no, fantastic.fa yeah. >> fantastic. f >> you need a red bull?l? >> i need a nap. 68 thursday. you do the rest of the weather. >> it's going to be great.t. showers and thunderstorms on friday. two quick announcements.ou happy birthday to my wife, who is celebrating her birthdaythda today. and. >> a very happy birthday to my middle, beautiful girl.irl. she is 10 years old.rs o did i mention she's dorothy indo the

. >>> and there is a lovely day out there and some change iss are coming.he jane in the forecast and we'll look at that. it's coming -- look how nice. this is beautiful. they on the way, though, and rain, too. the full forecast is coming up in a few minute when is fox 5 news at 5 continues.  . >> tempers were flaring at an upul -- annual retreat for d.c. council members yesterday. marion barry and david catanya got into a heated argument during the committee and accusations and profanities were flying. and allen was there for the showdown and joins us to fill us in on what happened. and this started after the council was discussing the future of the united medical center. how did the two start going at it after that? >> reporter: you couldn't call it a discussion of the united medical center. the district cfo finished a presentation to on the state of district finances and council member barry spoke up about the united medical center asks the cfo about it. it's in his southeast ward. at this point, council member catanya unloaded on him and i am

intelligence officials say iran is not closer to abandoning iss nuclear program. showing off the latest advancements and threatening to cut off oil if sanctions persist. peter welsh is a democrat from vermont and deputy whip. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> can i get your reaction to today's testimony on contraception where not a single woman was allowed to give evidence or present points in the initial hearing, in the initial panel? >> why ask somebody who is affected? this the genius of darrell issa. the health care bill that we passed makes contraceptives available to all women as preventive medicine. that makes sense. it was a compromise that was worked out to deal with the concerns of the bishops. now what you're seeing is the oversight committee trying to turn this into a church-state deal and obviously, i think he didn't get media 101 training when he didn't invite a single effected woman, namely a woman. >> you say he hasn't had media training, but this is a fundamental issue of self-awareness. a bunch of men talking about contraception and birth con