how would you view jason chimera's few weeks. >> we haven't seen the best of jason chimera. he has to get use to the system here in washington. we know he has tremendous speed. he likes to play a physical style but coming from a ken hitchcock team to a bruce boudreau team is night and day and he has to develop the speed and the hitting at the right time and i think we will see a better jason chimera as he gets more integrated. >> traded for a captain. that's not easy when you know the captains and one of the leaders is leaking town. jason chimera came to town. >> he had a goal, three hits a game, over 12 minutes of work. clark and jason chimera have yet to get a point in columbus. getting points for clark and chimera numbers around 18 and clark, his numbers with ice time under bruce boudreau. >> save to say not one of the capitals having a good period in this oonig washtraitam 4- ats hlig coming up on csn what a difference a year makes. the capitals outscored the lightning in six games but tonight a turn around. twofer the four goals were power plays. what went wrong with wa

a few place later, jason campbell trying to do it through the air and lining up the tight end, filling in for chris cooley, and todd gets the touchdown catch and all he does is score touchdowns. four catch this is year and three scores. 13-7, redskins back in the ball game and how long have we been waiting to see this? jason campbell to malcolm kelley, he goes 84 yards, dragged down just inside the 5 yard line, aareer day for the big guy. five catches, 109 yards. that sets up campbell's 20th touchdown pass of the season. this time, to the full back, mike sellers and the redskins take a 14-3 lead going into halftime. the skins would hold on to the lead until late in the fourth quarter. backup quarterback, billy bollock in for the chargers and he goes to mike toll berth. where's the coverage? chargers beat the skins 23-20.

jason, we have a recession. what's going to happen to it, do you think? and what effect has it had and will it have on the churches, the denominations, the charities-- all those people that you cover? >> i am struck by how you can't have a conversation with a religious leader now without talking about what the financial downturn mea for their organizations. this is across the board, from left to right, whatever position one has. at this means is that people are laying people off. they are cutting back on ministries. i wonder if this isn't the story upcoming. lots of our denominational infrastructures were built at a time when you could assume money would keep coming in. well, it's not now. and how do you do more with less? nobody is quite sure how to do that. >> talking about doing more with less, the recession is also having a terrible impact on the people in the pews of all of these religious congregations, the people that these ministries serve. these people are hurting more than ever. they need help. they need resources. they go to the religious insti

the longest completion of jason campbell's career. three plays later campbell hits mike sellers for the touchdown. redskins led 14-13. of the final minute of the game, leading 20-16 but chargers are charging. second string quarterback billy volek. two yards, tolbert, redskins falling 23-20. they finish the season 4-12 and after the game jim zorn was asked to comment on reports that he would be fired as early as tomorrow. >> i have had no indication of that, and i would not be even comment on that in many you know -- there are a lot of thing i'm sure out there as far as stories. there already has been. i get that, but i'm working on our team meeting. i'm working on our off season schedule. and until i'm -- till i'm told

eleanor, jason, defense attorney in the newark, new jersey area. eleanor, if this is over the same incident where allegedly someone is brandishing a golf club, aren't they a day late and a dollar short? >> it sure is, nancy, because it's a crime if you have an aggravated assault or some type of assault in front of the children, that's a crime in itself. >> what do you think, crime analyst is this. >> they're a little late, nancy, but at least they showed up. >> let's go out to the lines in orlando and utah. hi, dear. >> caller: hi, nancy, how are you? >> i'm good. what's your question? >> caller: if i understand correctly, don't they have a pre nup? >> yes. >> doesn't adultery automatically make that pre-nup null and void so she can get a reward for the pain and suffering she is enduring? >> that's what i keep telling the lawyers, and they keep telling me that infidelity isn't often addressed in a pre-nup because they don't want the pre-nup to be defeated. so often they don't have a clause that says, hey, if i fool around, i owe you $50 million. bu

jason? >> my prediction is supreme court -- president obama will get another supreme court pick when justice ginsberg retires and she'll be replaced by justice wood and justice wood will be improvement. >> paul: election year supreme court fight. wow. mary? >> my prediction is the chairman of the senate banking committee, senator chris dodd from connecticut, will not run for re-election in november. mr. dodd, who has been in congress for 39 years, is running into terrible political problem and is now polling around 40% approval in connecticut. and put up against the three most possible republican candidates. he's not showing that he could beat any one of them. so i think his friends in the senate will say listen, we need this seat. and i think you should spend more time with your family. >> paul: we have an offer you can't refuse. all right. steve? >> the cubs are going to the world series in 2010. i know i made that prediction the last five years but this time i feel confident. >> paul: the

later, jason campbell hits malcolm kelly in stride. the end zone in his sights but he's taken down at the 4 yard line. 84 yard gain. the longest completion of campbell's career led to a mike sellers touchdown. text wash 2. antoine randle el skip ahead of the seam. set up a field goal. text wash 3 if you like that one. text wash 1 to 57447, moss juggling catch. play 2, kelly catch. and 3, randle el punt return. one person will randomly be selected for tickets for a home game for next season. >>> the final word goes to jim zorn, the outgoing coach of the washington redskins who was asked given everything he endured this season he thought he had been treated fairly. >> you got to understand, in my world, nothing has to be fair. you see what i mean? it's not up to me. it's not about fairness. i don't ever think about -- because i could whine about, you know, just whine about how uncomfortable everything is. that is not productive. >> reporter: jim zorn is scheduled to speak at a press conference tomorrow at 12:25. you have to wonder what's

joining us in a while, jason and jamie stanley. they were the adopting parents of 6-year-old twins from haiti when the earthquake hit. the twins arrived in the united states on friday with wilkins' son, samuel. the stanleys' daughters are there with the family. first we'll concentrate here on the wilkins. what's it like, joe, to finally have him home? >> it's wonderful to have him here. we've been looking for this for the past several months, and over a year now. and being a dad for three days, everything is new and -- >> larry: first child? >> first child, yes. >> larry: how did he handle the flight? >> from haiti he slept the whole flight, so that was nice. of course, i had two other kids next to me, so i was kind of -- they were a little more -- >> larry: you had 80 on the plane altogether? >> we had 81 on the plane. >> larry: they dispersed in miami? >> we went through immigration for seven and a half hours while they did the paperwork. that was a time i'll never forget. >> larry: when can he become a citizen? >> well, you know

want a fiery jason campbell.ere it is. that was his response. campbell said, obviously he doesn't have the respect of the locker room to be a captain. for someone stotry to take a shot at the me at the end of the season who hasn't been around. and i want you to write this. how does he even know what's going on with our team. end quote. wow, jason. >>> jim zorn kept his silence as rumors for his departure swirled for months. he tells our chick hernandez how he held it together through it all. learn more at supportyourvet.org. >>> csnwashington.com is your online source for all the latest on the washington redskins including chick hernandez entire interview jim zorn. csnwashington.com is the only place you need to go for the best analysis and interview us won't see anywhere else. >>> former redskins head coach jim zorn spoke in front of cameras today for the first time since being fired in the we hours of monday morning. josh sat down with chick hernandez in mcclain, virginia to give his take on the many things tha

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i would invite jason gehrig to dilate on his remarks about privatization. last time i looked it was about recapitalize gaynor s. a large-scale water projects. what was wrong with the way it was done where you saw it? was adjust the terms of the contract or is privatization actually has a remedial problems? and the other thing is i would love to hear the story about the bicycle race. [laughter] >> another question over here. >> thank you. tony from usaid programs team. i just want to raise slightly to the defense of former colleague of mine kristin whose paper you referenced there in terms of her analysis of the pro-poor impacts of the privatization. because actually working with myself and many others with the world bank actually were very instrumental in including poverty impact assessment of a standard procedure in world bank loan issue, especially for infrastructure programs. her work has been involved in getting the voices of the poor express in ways that matter to the business makers in the big organizations. so i just wanted to clarify that he do ques

second quarter redskins offense comes alive, jason campbell up the left side. santana moss, bobble, catches it. 16 yard gain. campbell, play action, todd yoder. all he does is catch touchdowns. redskins trail 13-7. late second, campbell to malcolm kelly. look out this would turn out into the longest completion of campbell's career. kelly would be taken down at the 4 yard line after an 84-yard gain. three plays later campbell to mike sellers for the score culminated an 88 yard drive. led 14-13. volek intercepted by rocky macintosh. coughs up the bol but core lows rogers scoops it -- ball but carlos rogers scoops it up. volek to tolbert, two yards, game over. redskins beaten by the chargers, 23-20. jim zorn finishes 4-12. jason campbell, 281 passing. fourth highest of the season. two t ds give him 20 for the year. malcolm kelly registered his first 100 yard receiving game but skins have the worst season in 15 years. dave feldman has more from san diego. >> reporter: the season for the washington red redskins ends the way it began with a painful loss on the road.

the place had to be relayed to jason campbell. jim zorn was a lame-duck coach throughout the second half of the season. he handled the situation with class and dedication. he knew he was gone but despite the turmoil, he leaves as a popular coach among the players. >> he is a coach you wanted to play hard for. it will not be the same for him. i wish him luck. for the redskins, we are starting a new beginning. i appreciate that. he is a good guy. >> take a look at some numbers -- he started 6-2 with the washington redskins but has gone 6-18 cents, a 12-20 overall. there has been a new, -- news conference called for 12:30.

cody and jason chimera on the board. everybody chips in but two and an 8 spot doesn't happen every day, only 6 times in the last ten years. in the capitals history. hockey has a bunch of statistics that we keep track of and one of them is plus-minus and jeff schultz is gaining there. >> plus ten against at h a ball blue liner and one behind alex ovenchin. confidence, composed and consistent. >> he is very steady and bruce boudreau explained why he is performing so well. >> he's not making mistakes. he's doing the right things and things that people don notice that he does. he has such a big body that he gets in people's way. he doesn't bowl them over but he is there. he is like a pest for a big guy in our zone and help gets the puck he make the first good pass. with our guys if you make the first good pass they are ready to go. >> didn't quite catch these guys over the last decade. brian ponthier when the caps struck florida 12-2 january of 2003. 8 of the plus minuses are semin. the caps will play a plus 6 when with the

it's second down. >> al: jason witten. he has thrown some flags tonight. >> cris: boy, for wade phillips, you have to be happy for him, don't you? a guy that has been through some torturous moments as a head coach in the playoffs. but he is always the same. doesn't change. he is who he is. he makes no apologies for it. a low-key guy but, boy, he is respected by the guys on this team and especially on the defensive side. they think he's a genius. >> al: second and 12 from the 48. jones running into antonio dixon and for wade, if he gets his first win, after head coaching stints in denver two years there and buffalo, three years there, and then he was the interim coach in '85 in new orleans. '03 in atlanta. now three years in dallas. he will join his dad bum as the winner of postseason game. be the first father/son combination to win playoff games. >> cris: i've waited 13 years and i'm only 10 years old! >> al: third and 13. and austin picks up about ten of those 13 yards before quintin mikell makes the tackle, but this driv

it's second down. >> al: jason witten. he has thrown some flags tonight. >> cris: boy, for wade phillips, you have to be happy for him, don't you? a guy that h been through some torturous moments as a head coach in the playoffs. but he is always the same. doesn't change. he is who he is. he makes no apologies for it. a low-key guy but, boy, he is respected by the guys on this team and especially on the defensive side. they think he's a genius. >> al: second and 12 from the 48. jones running into antonio dixon and for wade, if he gets his first win, after head coaching stints in denver two years there and buffalo, three years there, and then he was the interim coach in '85 in new orleans. '03 in atlanta. now three years in dallas. he will join his dad bum as the winner of postseason game. be the first father/son combination to win playoff games. >> cris: i've waited 13 years and i'm only 10 years old! >> al: third and 13. and austin picks up about ten of those 13 yards before quintin mikell makes the tackle, but this drive,

jason chimera got in the act that. third line was terrific.onight, we'll have more on that in caps post-game live. so, alan may, as we saw everybody kind of get into the act tonight, and this is one of those things where you have to imagine if you're an opposing coach trying to battle plan against the washington capitals, how do you get this thing done? anybody we see john erskine tonight with a goal. anybody can get done on this team. >> well, the caps generated so much speed in the neutral zone tonight, it's hard to combat that. they were just outstanding automatic three periods of the game. how fast they were and you'll see time and time again when we get to show all the goals again is that it was speed in the neutral zone by the forwards hand the islanders events had no way to answer to this and the goaltending was just bombarded all game long with high flying and hard-shooting capitals. >> let's get you back to uniondale, long island. the man who brought tonight's action, joe beninati and craig laughlin. guys, help me figure this out. you

right now, jason carol is on the scene. ivan watson is there as well., what did you see today that jumped out at you as part of your coverage? >> so much jumped out at us. specifically dealing with relief and trying to get the relief to the people who need it the most. we were at a place earlier today called delmar -- we went to one place that used to be a golf course where haitian's elite used to play. now it's a massive tent city where we came across thousands of people there. many of them in need of water and food. at one point, we saw military helicopters come in, drop in relief supplies, and most relief organizers will tell you that's not the best way to distribute goods, simply because when you do that, the strong can get to it because they run up the hill sooids or wherever the supplies are being dropped. but the weak, the elderly, the sick, those are the people who then cannot get to the supplies. so that's one of the moments that was tough to watch. but on the flip side of that, we made it out to the area called canape bear. that's in the wes p

umm, goin' over to jason's to watch videos. oh, yeah, who's gonna be there?na be jason, tom, eric and me. what are you gonna watch? what is this twenty questions? no. just three... what are you gonna watch? mom, dad love us enough to ask the important questions. because if you don't... who will? i knew i needed to go to college to get a good job. in high school, some of the other kids would drive by in their nice cars while i was riding my bike, but i didn't really mind because my goal was bigger than those things. so i talked to my guidance counselor at school and he told me about federal student aid. they have over 80 billion dollars to help kids like me go to college. so, i filled out the free application and now i'm college. my name is chris. i'm going to be a medical assistant. i'm going to help people. >>> good morning, experts believe it is a matter of hours before the team announces the firing of coach jim done. he presided against the game yesterday against former washington coach turner in san diego. redskins lost 23-20, ending 2009 season with a 4

jim zorn might be out, jason campbell, they're all free agents.e team could look different. >> reporter: we're here in san diego. does it get better than this one? -- and they known for. for me, it's about anchorman. in the movie, you might remember -- saying times, they are changing. you can't control it. i won't stress myself about it. i will will be here. if not, i won't and that is in this locker room. it won't. all you can do, like i say, get stuff out there. >> a lot of guys have not been talking about it, a lot of guys were trying to be okay and get to san diego and play as hard as we can. sure to get a lot of quick decisions and coming up soon. san diego, i am completely miserable. hard to be miserable in southern california. in san diego, dave ross, fox 5 sports. >> thank you, ross. bring me back sand, please. this is our sunday lineup tomorrow. the redskins game day kicks off and followed by the pregame at 11:30, i will be in studio with dave feldman and catch the giants and viking at 1:00 p.m. followed by the redskins and chargers, the

i love the way jason handles himself.i'm looking forward to sitting down, watching film and going through every play he had throughout his career and sitting down and talking to him. hopefully the best years are ahead. i have very high standards just like everybody in this organization. i can't tell you how long it's going to take, but i can guarantee you one thing, we'll get better every day. hopefully it won't be long to, we're back to where this organization has been. >> let's take you out live to redskins park. right now bringing chic hernandez who is conspicuous by his absence at today's press conference. what were you doing earlier this afternoon? >> well, russ, obviously uh, the players on this redskins team knew this would be a circus here at redskins park, so two of the captains, rock cartwright and jason campbell said come along and watch the press conference with us. it was a surreal atmosphere to think that jason campbell, now a restricted free agent, he and mike shanahan may or may not be tied together for ye

caller: good morning, greta, and jason. you mentioned a few minutes ago that you need a very comfortable lifestyle to i wonder if you can give us, and the interest of full disclosure, where you live, what kind of a home you live in, and maybe tell us what your wife does as the health czar in the current white house administration? guest: i lived in chevy chase, maryland. a very comfortable life. a reporter for "the new york times." i am well paid. i do not have to worry about buying milk or bread at the grocery store. my wife is the director of health care reform for president obama. she is working on the health- care legislation proposed. host: next call. caller: this is very good, because he is more less an investigative type, being a senior writer. i noticed that a lot of the calls come in from the south. we have these red states and blue states. lot of these calls where they are criticizing, and they don't realize -- if you told them that perhaps the private service organizations give to the recipients things like soap

for xavier jason love has to be able to battle effectively inside. fight off wake forest inside and for wake forest they have to win the battle of the backcourt. >> ron: aminu and love set to tip it up in winston salem. we're under way. this is smith, the senior out of concord, north carolina. averaging over five assists a game. baseline reverse, no good. aminu fights for the rebound, got it. loses the ham. al-farouq aminu is a relentless rebounder but he doesn't handle the ball all that well. averaging over three turnovers a game this year. they try to force it into aminu. they have three on the shot clock. smith looks up, launches it, and buries the three! his tenth of the year. >> dan: that will help because ishmael smith coming into the game only 16% from beyond the arc. don't expect to get that kind of a play from him, but he's a big shot maker. >> ron: wake forest not known as a three-point shooting team. xavier, however, is. here is crawford. he is an outstanding shooter. holloway has it, knocked away by smith. he had four blocks in one game e

high, my name is jason mida, i'm calling.now you're busy, i will be brief but i want to talk about giving him a candidate who is running for, whatever. what you done from the get-go is used in polite, but you've also been direct and you've gotten it out there. i'm not saying to pick up the phone and say, hey, it's so-and-so. we're hoping you can max out. you want to ask them how they're doing. you want to be polite and all that, but just by being that up front, that's building trust because you're been direct and you're not starting around issue and you're not wasting their time. because here's the thing, folks but if you guys are calling people to max out $2400, i'm telling you they have probably received 10 assembler calls that morning or that afternoon. you're not the only person calling. so their time is precious. i think by valuing their time, and a value of the fact that they want to know what you're calling for and they want to know what you need, that's trust. i think. ya? >> do you ever look at the political processi

[applause] >> michael jason overstreet, is there a media buys against barack obama?>> i would say that it doesn't -- it's not born necessary from the media, but i think that there's a perception out there that the information start somewhere, and remedy believed from the media is generating so i don't know if it is a media per se, but i think, my book says that because i feel the place we can get our information from, there must be. and so i think the answer, you know very long answer is yes. i believe that there is a media assault on about. i would say this, for the 71 days my book covers from the democratic convention to election day, i felt that there was in was information that was just out there that was completely unacceptable from him being possibly a domestic terrorist, document, i don't want to get into courting individual people from various networks, but there was just information about to float out there. and i absolutely think it did some damage. i think he won despite that, but had he not, maybe the book would be even bigger pic but i think they're stil

the moderator today is jason deparle.in the packet on your chair is an article that jason wrote of the american social safety net. his book published in 2003 "american dreams: three women, 10 kids, and a nation's drive to end welfare, the overhaul of the welfare system." with that, let me turn it over to you jason and -- >> thank you. about a year ago my editor approached me and said he'd been thinking about the recession and had one question. how strong is the safety net? it was a seemingly simple question, or at least he thought it was. of course, it has no simple answer. and there is no single safety net. there are instead multiple safety nets, a food safety net, a housing safety net, a medical safety net, and income safety net. each has its own rules, it's own finances, incentives, history, it's own culture. food stamps brings the needy in. on top of that, there's great variation within programs by state or even by county. tennessee gets food stamps to something like 90% of the people who qualify for them, while calif

that wasn't jason's character. you can't know somebody who's not their character.ou can't play so much on somebody who's not ready for that situation. i think jason had snuff trouble in getting the plays compared to controlling the huddle and making sure we do this and we do that. but you going and jason campbell he ain't going to tell the coach we need do this and that. >>> d.c. united introduced their head coach. he takes the reins. the black and red failed to reach the post-season in the last two years and it's unacceptable with this club. >> i understand the expectations. i put enormous pressure on myself. whatever is going to be thrown on my shoulders i have no problem. i've been through a lot in my life. at the end of the day i coach and there's not a better job to have. >>> coming up we'll resap our top stories. they try to lock up mike shanahan. welcome home, man. >>> you're watching comcast sportsnet. you're watching the official sports network of the wizards, comcast sportsnet. >>> welcome back. here's a look at tonight's lineup. basketball fans we have t

jason scored his first for washington. the capitals win big 8-1.argin of victory this season. the caps have also won three straight. wild card saturday here on nbc 4, eagles against the cowboys, pretty much all dallas in this one. here in the third quarter, felix jones goes 73 yards for a touchdown. cowboys crush the eagles 34-14. their first playoff victory in 13 years. dallas will meet minnesota in the next round. in cincinnati. jets taking on the bengals. jets beat the bengals for the second week in a row, 24-14. college hoops. 12th rank georgetown hosting number 13 uconn. uconn. the hoyas trailed but they came back. georgetown rallied back to win it 72-69. that's your "sports minute." i'm hakem dermish, have a great day. >>> we're -- the time is 7:39. appearances can be deceiving. why your fatness doesn't necessarily determine your fitness. >>> the husband of a missing utah woman is packing up his bags and moving out. friends and family members helped josh powell load items into a rental truck as he prepares to move from utah to washington stat

joining us jason carroll on the scene, ivan watson is there as well.on, what did you see today that jumped out at you as part of your coverage? >> reporter: so much jumped out at us specifically dealing with relief and trying to get the relief to people who need it the most. we were at a place called doma 40 b a section of the city. we went to a place that used to be a golf course. now it is a massive tent city. several thousand people who are there, many of them still in need of water, in need of food. at one point, wolf, military helicopters came in, dropped in some relief supplies. most relief organizers tell you that is not the best way to distribute goods simply because when you do that the strong can get to it, they run up the hillsides where the supplies are being dropped, the weak, the elderly and sick cannot get to the supplies. that was one of the moments that was tough to watch. we made it to an area called canape. the western part of port-au-prince. there was an organization dealing with relief there called world vision. it was more orderly

it is jason international now. >> taking over the whole word, huh?it is world domination. >> i love it. so nice meeting you. 26 years old, but that dress has made such a difference in his career and now he's one of the hottest designers outs there. >> i remember being out in new york when a lot of this was going on. she drug me to the fashion show. it was my first. >> you liked it, though. >> it was fun. i drug you to the u.s. open. >> which i loved. that was my first time there. >> also not there playing, we did work as well. we talked to the widow of author ash. he left an improhibit on the tennis game to this day. his widow, mrs. ash, is still taking on the legacy. take a look at the conversation. >>> what happened since your husband saw another black man win the u.s. open, australian open, why not? >> i think it is going to happen, but i don't know when. maybe because we are a neat oriented society today that it is all about yourself or you, that you haveless deep down inside purpose to be able to accomplish this gigantic goal, but i still think

our jason carroll walked the streets with l.a.'ly homeless public official. >> reporter: it is a haven for crime and the homeless. attracting thousands from all walks of life when their luck runs out. this is skid row, los angeles. >> not only are the people homeless, they're hopeless. >> reporter: jeff page landed here three years ago, after his career as a rap promoter fizzled. a mission for the homeless became his new home. >> to actually be in the community for a long extended period of time and seeing day after day after day the living conditions of the people here and how deplorable the conditions were and it started to sink home of how close on that fine line i was to actually -- to becoming one of them. >> reporter: so he launched a one man campaign to turn not only his life but his new world around. he started small, organizing street cleanups, mural paintings, connecting with the community. >> i know you. i've seen you from the newspaper. >> yeah. >> reporter: that's general, just in case you missed it, a mick name the ho

the place had to be relayed to jason campbell. jim zorn was a lame-duck coach throughout the second half of the season. he handled the situation with class and dedication. he knew he was gone but despite the turmoil, he leaves as a popular coach among the players. >> he is a coach you wanted to play hard for. it will not be the same for him. i wish him luck. for the redskins, we are starting a new beginning. i appreciate that. he is a good guy. >> take a look at some numbers -- he started 6-2 with the washington redskins but has gone 6-18 cents, a 12-20 overall. there has been a new, -- news conference called for 12:30. they will talk about the firing of jim zorn and will probably talk of that a new head coach. i got off the fun with the former general manager. he was telling me he thinks it will beat mike shanahan he thinks the odds already negotiated a deal. he thinks his son kyle will be one of the court maters. he was trying to work out a deal with houston but has not accepted that deal. kyle shanahan is also available. mike z

my name is jason gehrig.d i landed in bolivia, where we proceeded to make our lives on the outskirts of this impoverished city for the next seven and half years. the focus of my talk will be an overview of this book. i will give one of the stories of my own experience with water and sanitation work in the bolivian andes. it is important to give a quick overview of the context in bolivia over the last decade. it has been living through a tremendous historical period where they've been able to achieve power, and as you can imagine, this has not come easily. i waste being blockaded for three or four weeks that time -- highways being blockaded for three of four weeks at a time. generally peaceful, but some tremendous brutality by government forces of order. two of those were induced by water-related issues, another by gas or in 2003, leaving 60 of our fellow residents murdered in cold blood. there are continuous water development efforts despite that. peace corps volunteers have been pulled out in 2002. i bring t

so, you are calling someone and -- all right, jason, that is cool. i like your candidate. i do not have a lot of time. what do you want? well, i'm calling the evil " -- i'm hoping that you will max out at a $2,400 donation to this campaign. and the reason it is quiet is because that is the most important thing you can do in a conversation when asking for money is to just shut up. because if you do not, they cannot give you an answer. and number two, what you are doing is allowing them to process the question. to process the question. what you will find -- this will happen -- you will find you talk nonstop and what happens is you don't get around to asking what you called them to ask for and you will spend too much time and annoyed the person. what do you want? i need you to max out with a $2,400 contribution. silence from your end. what will happen is you will get an answer. it may not be the one you want but you will get an answer and you will get clarity from them which enables you to carry the conversation further. i can't stress enough when i started fund-raising and t

. >> brown: margaret warner gets the latest on the situation in port-au-prince from jason beaubien of n.p.r. >> ifill: paying for the "new york times" on line, but will readers buy in? >> brown: and body scanners in airports. ray suarez reports on a continuing debate. >> they're going to detect prosthetics. they're going to detect vasectomy scars, sex change operations, adult incontinence. >> are they perfect? no. but do they take us very much further down the road to security against this kind of device? the answer to that is yes. ... >> ifill: that's all ahead on tonight's "pbs newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour is provided by: >> chevron. this is the power of human energy. and by toyota. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: political shock waves rippled outward from massachusetts today. the loss of a u.s. senate seat raised serious doubts about democrats' plans to pass health

it is not just jason campbell.hese are major decisions that the front office and whoever the head coach is, that these guys are going to have to com up with and come up with it quick. as you know, you've got to prepare for the nfl draft and you can't prepare for the draft and decide on a guy like sam bradford out of oklahoma unless you know or you think that you already have a quarterback in place. i think the qb position is the number one position that they have to identify in the off season. >> if you finout anything good out of yesterday, they moved up another slot in the draft. maybe that will help them if they are looking for the quarterback. you know, dave, when you look back at the season. it has been a season of turmoil. might just the fact that now, as we're starting to put the east aves new puzzle together, just the fact there may be some stability, might that at least be a jump start to next year? >> it is so hard, steve to find positives and i'm trying to find positives today for this season. something

because who doesn't love more goals, jason, here is number 8. only guy that didn't score was obe. he did play. they didn't need him to. capitals win 8-1. that matches their season high for goals in a game. nfl playoffs getting underway. mark sanchez making his playoff debut visiting the bengals. thomas jones a touchdown run. they win on the road 24-14. >>> college hoops and halftime mercifully rolled around, you couldn't have blamed la hoya fans for wanting to wave the white flag. for the guys in gray, there would be no surrender. number 12, georgetown, hosting number 13 yukon. hoyas have been down by at much as 19. but he went ballistic in the second half scoring 28 in the half. that gave him a career-high about 3. put the hoyas up 1. georgetown, the comeback win. hoyas have won four straight over the huskies. number 8, west virginia at notre dame. mount nears fall by 270-68. >>> uva at u.c. state. the floater for two of his game high 23 uva wins by. mason, second half, mason was up 5. the tip to extend the lead to 7. mason increwses 59- 46. ja

players like jason campbell, carlos rogers, may be wearing the burgundy and gold for the tienl time along with jim zorn. it's hard not to think about the future. >> you can't control it so i'm not going to stress myself about it. if it's meant for me to be here, i'll be here, if it's not, then i won't. all you can do is, you put good stuff out there on sunday. >> a lot of guys haven't been talking that much about it. a lot of guys are like okay, let's get to san diego and play as hard as we can and wherever the chips fall after that, there are sure to be a lot of quick decisions coming up soon. >> reporter: a couple other notes, mississippi beats oklahoma state 21-7 in the cotton bowl and wizards in action against the spurs tonight. will, sarah? >> thanks, lindsay. one more look at the cold five-day torque forecast. >> temperatures continue to be well below seasonal, bundle up and stay warm. we have a challenge to stay warm. >>> we are back tonight at 10:00 for another weather update, sports and news and also the "news edge" at 11:00. >> fox 5 news is always on. 

you mentioned you were impressed with jason campbell from what you have seen. >> i am. i like the way he handles himself. i will get a chance to look at every game he plays and every play. i'm looking forward to evaluating all the guys but i like the way he has handled himself. hopefully gets better and better. >> that was brett haber talking with mike shanahan. he was fired by the broncos at the end of '08. he has had one year away from the nfl. he said he watched every game on every single sunday and he confessed it's a lot more relaxing to watch as a fan than coach. >>> another big sports story, this one not so happy. it was the suspension of ga -- gilbert arenas. there are so many unknowns, will the wizards get rid of him? what about criminal charges. the wizards wish they could put all of this behind them. more from dave owens. >> reporter: the wizards didn't practice today but espn is reporting that gilbert arenas teammates that participated in the gun simulation prior to philly's game will be fined between 20 and $25,000. 9 sports caught up with one of the player

jason and britney moved on to a suburb of los angeles. a lucky break, jason said. the apartment had an organ that let him keep up with his music. as for spider, we spoke with her in 2002 and she gave her babe to an acquaintance for safe keeping. after serving several months for a misdemeanor, she was unable to find her baby. she had no contact with spider or the child since 2001. >>> a flu year and new fears and questions mount. blowing up a airliner. the battle against terrorist. the president orders a review. >> i'm directing my counterterrorism and with us, live this morning, and then the politics of fighting terror. republicans accused the obama administration of letting the country's guard down and the fight against terror as an all out war. what more should be done to keep plerns safe? extra security mesh irs at airport, are they the answer? with us, two members of the bush administration national security team. former director of the cia. michael hayden and michael chertoff. finally finally, in this new year, terrorism, unemployment, and insights on what is

. >> marques: they produced the michael dickersons, and the jason perrys and the like from this area.steve: they thought abdul gaddy would be going to arizona. chose, when they did not have a coach, to come here to washington. theo robertson missing. a criticiazy time here at bank america arena. i'm sure coach romar wants them to clean things up. 3:43 left in this ball game as washington tries to get their team back to .500. l be x we d thness it took the best beer in america award. nobody had tried an amereer thathat kiflavor. yea, jitill obsessed with lag sam adams lager continues dalsver rld. that's pretty cool. somears be ered ing chno to c pla intonent firs hsd. only lex >> steve: huskies by 22 over california. time now for the winning touch from touch of gray by just for men. >> marques: 25 points in this game. from the free-throw line. some carryover from how he dominated the stanford game with 27 points in that game. >> steve: pretty impressive last two games, averaging 88 points per game. but their pressure defense is back. i mean, the last two games, washington has forced 41

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