miller and jenkins were joined in a civil union in 2000. their daughter was born in 2002. when the couple broke up the following year, miller moved to virginia, renounced homosexuality and became an evangelical christian and later given custody of the girl but late ear judge determined she denied jenkins proper visitation rights and ordered her to turn the girl over to jenkins. >>> thousands of people who fled a volcano were allowed back home today even though the danger isn't over yet. most of the people who were evacuated lived within five miles of the mayon volcano. the activities have been decreasing over the past few days but warn the level of volcanic unrest is still high. >>> rescuers are searching for people who may have been buried in mudslides. more than 50 people have been killed after heavy rains hit brazil and include 22 people who died when part of a mountain collapsed and slammed into an upscale resort popular with celebrities. other mudslides left hundreds of people homeless. >>> check this out. you're looking at the top of

here in los angeles, entrepreneur diana jenkins, also co-anchor of the jenkins-penn haitian relief. she lived in a tent in bosnia and spent the last decade trying to rebuild that country. sean, our focus tonight is children. what's your impression of what you've seen so far, the children of haiti? >> well, it's a country of people that i think have been bullied by god in ways that are unimaginable, for so many years. and in many ways, very new to me, it's my first time here. and there's -- the focus on children also has to be a focus on their parents, those that have parents. orphanages are going to be needed, of course, as your parents were in the home and the child was outside and a child just left on the street. and that's true in tens of thousands. but also, because of its history, the children, the adults, everyone here has such a moving stoicism. there are people who are so strong and so beautiful and so courageous that it's -- they're just so necessary to protect. we need people like this in the world. >> larry: diana jenkins, you grew up in a bosnian refugee camp and you've

so does diana jenkins. joining us is kent paige, senior communications officer for ju unicef. their website is unicef.org. christiane amanpour interviewed the prime minister of haiti earlier this week, asked him about the exploitation of the haiti's youngest victims. >> do you know for sure that there are being children trafficked right now? >> there are children being trafficked. >> but live children. are they being trafficked now? >> in a report i received, yes. >> so how are you going to -- who's helping you to stop this, to deal with this? >> mainly, i'm trying to work with the ambassadors. anybody leaving the country has to be validated by the embassy. and the first thing, they have to confirm to me that they were already confirmed -- >> adoption papers were legal and in -- >> even if all the process was not completed, but there should be on the processes and normally they should have been in an orphanage and we know them and we know that they have no parents right now. >> larry: you were saying, telling me, diana, how important the americans, the american army has been.

miller and jenkins were joined in a vermont civil union back in 2000.heir daughter was born in 2002. when the couple broke up the following year, miller moved to virginia, renounced homosexuality, and became an evangelical christian. >>> police in denmark say a man was shot when he tried to break into the home of a political cartoonist. kurt westergaard is known for his cartoon illustrations of the prophet muhammad. the suspect was shot in the right hand. danish officials believe he has ties to an al qaeda ally in east africa. pictures of muhammad wearing a bomb as a tur ban caused outrage in 2006. in 2008, two men suspected of plotting to murder westergaard were arrested. they were not prosecuted. >>> iraq says it is filing a lawsuit against five u.s. security guards. on thursday, a federal judge threw out manslaughter charges against five employees of blackwater. they were accuseded of killing 17 iraqi citizens in 2007 in a massive shootout in baghdad. an official for the iraqi government calls the incident an act of murder and says his country plans

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jenkins picks it off and he runs into peters up the field. but he was standing out of bounds so it's just incomplete. ball goes over to dallas. one kneel-down and you can go home. >> cris: there is a smile out of wade! that a boy! all that stuff is finally over! you don't have to listen, tony. you don't have to hear it anymore. he was confident. we talked to him. you know, he never blinked. he just never did. tony felt like he was going to get it done in this one and he certainly did. >> al: so the cowboys don't have to read about it's been since 1996, but, of course, all of the eagles will read now is it happened again. they gave jerry the game ball. >> cris: or he took it! >> al: big mortgage on this place! all the stuff you can get. >> cris: you guys did fine but i put up 700 million, give me that ball! >> al: right. the dallas cowboys, for the first time in 13 years, win a postseason game. they go to minnesota. the winner of tomorrow's green bay/arizona game goes to new orleans. if the cowboys win in minnesota next week, and either green

jenkins picks it off and he runs into peters up the field. but he was standing out of bounds so it's just incomplete. ball goes over to dallas. one kneel-down and you can go home. >> cris: there is a smile out of wade! that a boy! all that stuff is finally over! you don't have to listen, tony. you don't have to hear it anymore. he was confident. we talked to him. you know, he never blinked. he just never did. tony felt like he was going to get it done in this one and he certainly did. >> al: so the cowboys don't have to read about it's been since 1996, but, of course, all of the eagl will read now is it happened again. they gave jerry the game ball. >> cris: or he took it! >> al: big mortgage on this place! all the stuff you can get. >> cris: you guys did fine but i put up 700 million, give me that ball! >> al: right. the dallas cowboys, for the first time in 13 years, win a postseason game. they go to minnesota. the winner of tomorrow's green bay/arizona game goes to new orleans. if the cowboys win in minnesota next week, and either green ba

they had no idea jenkins had a criminal record with two assault charges. >> many times we find thingsn people's background but they still go on the show because it makes them more interesting and their history is more interesting. i don't know anybody that would put someone on who had clearly violent tendencies and had done physical harm to people before and would put them on the air. >> reporter: the jenkins incident? particular has sparked a 25% increase in requests for background checks from hollywood reality shows. by serious security firms. >> in some cases there have been contestants that might have had a mild drug record or dui's, but obviously murder is just one that goes way, way too far. >> reporter: in a yr that saw two poe technicality reality -- potential reality scars crashing security measures to get into a white house appointments and a bizarre balloon stunt that landed them in jail, reality show disasters a costly in the financial sense and have a negative impact on fans. >> we're already a cynical enough society. the whole world is watching because they're worried ab

i'm michael jenkins, let's continue the show. we start better game many were just watching. the caps taking on the l.a. kings in california. capitals with back-to-back losses looking to turn things around. neuvirth comes up huge. late in the 1st period the kings on the third power play of the period. ryan smith punches home the rebound. the kings up 1-0. the capitals outscored in the last three games. nicklas backstrom takes a nasty shot from matt green. his head hits the glass very hard and he would exit the game soon after this. mike green alaser pass. we are tied up at 1. still in the second, alex semin got us robbed not once but twice. and later we see semin getting robbed by quick not once but twice. the kings go on to beat the capitals today. a little problem with the highlight. 2-1, the final. >>> more on the caps later in the show and bruce boudreau with postgame thoughts. keep it here on comcast sportsnet. >>> we can can expect plenty of changes for the redskins when the season is over and jim zorn could be one of them. >>> new year's day might be over but the bowl

that's jenkins. fuller is going to hang on.ofstra and it will. >> i like to get back to the point you were making with the team and the battling of the suspension. benson definitely getting the better half of fuller today. fuller never really able to get ob on track. has the chance to move defensively. >> and as far as they are going right now, they will take down the distance. and set two. the one-point pal game. eluded by just one now. and with 12:40 remaining. and quickly going the other way. benson down low to try to sweep out that defense. >> sitting on the defense. a great pass by bellocchio. tracking benson all day. you need to get as deep as the deepest offensive player. >> that's moving them right off of the assist for the game. and dribbling it off her leg out of bounds. that's the transition play for them. >> and another play. >> yeah, another good rebound for them. they are doing a real good job for them on the ball and the experience. and certainly the ability to take that off the coast. bellocchio, headed up. no o

jenkins on "washington journal." "washington journal" is next. . . you can always reach us by e- mail. we will get to all of that in just a moment. first, front-page in "the financial times." package is still large despite lower comp ratio, a political furor and public anger. a similar headline in "the wall street journal." a little bit of this article -- blue line i will read you more of that article this morning in "the wall street journal" and other reports, too. but christina romer was on "state of the union" and other sunday talk shows and talk about the issue of bonuses and here is what she had to say. >> we have had to take extraordinary actions to rescue the financial system. we always did it because that is what had to be done for the american people. nobody wanted to bail out banks just for their sake. it is because we know that credit is the lifeblood of a modern economy and without it, families cannot get loans for cars or send their kids to schools and small businesses cannot get loans. we know the financial sector matters. but at the sa

griff jenkins day five on his health care tour. breaking news comes into fox. a packed hour of on the record continues, next. >> greta: we don't need to tell new one this one is sick and it is obvious. perfect example of the radical enemies we face. december 30th, at a base in afghanistan a jordanian doctor murdered seven of our cia employees in a suicide bombing. the killer's wife says, i'm proud of him, my husband has carried out a great operation in such a war. may god accept his martyr dom. she also says, i think the war against the united states must go on. is his wife a freak case or just the tip of the iceberg? joining us john bolton. we hear so infrequently about the women. not that they are not -- i guess that's a question. high viral is this? how much are the wives behind these men? >> i think it proves that wives can be just as much religious extremists as their husbands. we in the united states frankly don't understand the motivating power of this kind of religious fanaticism. we have a simplistic, marxist view of economic determinism and economic f

i'm michael jenkins. >> good news. i'll just move on. thank you. >> i like to keep my job and not be suspend the. clinton portis had a face-to- face with his new head coach mike shanahan today renewing their working relationship but we begin though with the ending of one heck of a coaching career as boss hog calling it quits today after a 32-year career in the business. offensive line coach making the announcement at a president conference unlike we have ever seen. he was with the cardinals and raid, but will be remembered most for spending 15 seasons in burgundy and gold. two super bowl titles to his credit. and, of course, the man who coined his own line the hogs. after a speech of passion, loyalty and friendship he spoke with kelli johnson. >> what is the toughest thing going to be about walking away? >> i thought it was going to be tough but i'm so happy that i'm able to retire as a washington redskin and puts the icing on the cake. i loved it here and being able to go nine years my first go around and come back and put six more year

. >> keith jenkins. >> i know keith and jenkins. i grew up down the street from him. >> that is right. what is the status of the government employees? and if they kicked it out, what is the argument? >> i have the amendment added in the committee, barely, by one vote. they refused to allow that amendment on the senate floor. first of all, it is not a cute amendment. it is common sense. if the members of congress are in it, it will be ok for everybody else. ñrthere might to take care of themselves. they refused and that is the senate rules. we were operating in a unanimous consent, which means that you have to have consent of the majority party to be able to put an amendment up and there would not put up hours. i had several amendments that did not get put up. remember, we took 2500 pages of legislation with 18 new government programs, 20,000 new federal employees, 1690 times that the hhs will control your health care and we had five true republican amendments to that over five and a half weeks. that is a crime. it is criminal. it is

. >> steve: thanks a lot to wizards public relations staff scott hall and darren jenkins who are withor all of their help and all of these great statistics tonight for the wizards. so many good ones, brendan haywood has 16 rebounds tonight, he's got five straight games with ten or more rebounds. first time in his career. wizards still have committed just three turnovers in this game. >> phil: going for it and this is what i was talking about earlier, both caron and jamison tied for the fourth spot in the month of january for total minutes. now, this is going -- coming into tonight, so it's not including tonight's game. >> steve: tonight butler's played 46 minutes and jamison 44. and they'll give butler a break on the bench and for defensive purposes they've got dominic mcguire in. rose behind his back, haywood blocks it away. rose gets it back and he scores! 31 points for derrick rose after a terrific defensive play by brendan haywood. >> phil: again, what a game! what a game. that was a great play defensively. brendan getting the block, but then you saw derrick rose recover the shot,

wizards public relations staff on the trip with us the one only brian serene 0 and scott low and darren jenkins. we'll see them tomorrow night. phil: nice tie. steve: u. s. marines leaders in the game. jarvis hayes back in for washington looking and a near steal by nick young as he reached in and got called for th . three of washington's bench players in double figures. blatche 14, boykins 13 and nick has 10 kris humphries turn around couldn't get it. the ball is on the line. phil: i think miller touched it while he was out of bounds himself and that's going to give the ball back to the nets. see if we can pick up good defers again not giving them much to look at. he's hustling. he's on that line. steve: when he reached in right in there at the end. . they give a new 24 to new jersey. jumper up and short. and humphries battles oberto pushes him out of bounds and gets called for a loose ball foul. it took derek richardson a long time to call that billy got the right call. phil: got two similar players fab and humphries both very active particularly going for rebound and loose balls there. you se

. >> keith jenkins. >> i know keith and jenkins.up down the street from him. >> that is right. what is the status of the government employees? and if they kicked it out, what is the argument? >> i have the amendment added in the committee, barely, by one vote. they refused to allow that amendment on the senate floor. first of all, it is not a cute amendment. it is common sense. if the members of congress are in it, it will be ok for everybody else. ñrthere might to take care of themselves. they refused and that is the senate rules. we were operating in a unanimous consent, which means that you have to have consent of the majority party to be able to put an amendment up and there would not put up hours. i had several amendments that did not get put up. remember, we took 2500 pages of legislation with 18 new government programs, 20,000 new federal employees, 1690 times that the hhs will control your health care and we had five true republican amendments to that over five and a half weeks. that is a crime. it is criminal. it is not tha

jenkins. my name is mark, and i may former special forces soldier.i'm very disturbed by the notion that our president claims that gitmo is the biggest recruiting tool and damages our national security, yet i would say that successful attacks like the one conducted on 9/11 are a bigger recruiting tool, far more important to the jihadists than any treatment that is given to prisoners. and even unsuccessful attacks like the christmas day bombing attempts in detroit are tremendous recruiting tools for anyone who's willing to emulate themselves in order to kill a few americans. is a glorious thing that attracts these people to have their 72 virgins in paradise, and their chief concern is finding towards glory of allah. they don't care that much about the people that are and get mo until they are sprung out of there, would you agree with that? >> guest: a couple of old soldiers will agree and disagree on a couple of points that in terms of guantanamo being used as part of the jihadists narrative, which portrays what they believe is a western assault on all

the consider ryan jenkins from two vh1 reality shows.committing suicide after he was accused of mutilating and his former wife. and producer had no idea he had a checkered past. >> many times we find things in people's background but they go on the show because it makes them more interesting and their history is more we having. i don't know anybody would put someone on who had violent tendencies to put them on the air. >> it's sparked a 25% interest in request from the background requests from serious reality firms g. some con itest at that particular times -- some of the contestants may have had something like a drug charge or somhing, but murder goes away, way two far. >> reporter: crashing the ultimate security measures to get into a white house party, and a family'ses who bizarre balloon stunt ended them in yale. reality show disasters are costly in the negative sense. >> the whole world is watching because we are worried about a little kid, and then it's a sham. that makes everyone file silly for casework. >> reporter: the backgroun

. >> keith jenkins. >> i know keith and jenkins.up down the street from him. >> that is right. what is the status of the government employees? and if they kicked it out, what is the argument? >> i have the amendment added in the committee, barely, by one vote. they refused to allow that amendment on the senate floor. first of all, it is not a cute amendment. it is common sense. if the members of congress are in it, it will be ok for everybody else. ñrthere might to take care of themselves. they refused and that is the senate rules. we were operating in a unanimous consent, which means that you have to have consent of the majority party to be able to put an amendment up and there would not put up hours. i had several amendments that did not get put up. remember, we took 2500 pages of legislation with 18 new government programs, 20,000 new federal employees, 1690 times that the hhs will control your health care and we had five true republican amendments to that over five and a half weeks. that is a crime. it is criminal. it is not tha

brian michael jenkins with us until a 30 a.m. eastern.you testifying in front of the homeland security movement m shortly after securityumbai attacks. you said terrorists can innovate tactically and confuse authorities. once again they have demonstrated with simple tactics and low-tech weapons they can produce vastly disproportionate results. they do surface transportation as a public killing field. do you think the committee heard you and made any recommendations based on yours? >>guest: i think so. what is fascinating on this most recent flight into detroit is if you look at the numbers of individuals that have been killed on public surface transportation which is much more honorable than commercial aviation -- host: rail? guest: the bombs in madrid, for example. the bombs on the london subway system which killed 52 people. the bombs on the train in mumbai which killed 200 people -- when we look at the record since 9/11 terrorists have gone after surface transportation. surface transportation, public transportation. it is accessible, mu

on "washington journal" a discussion on international and home-grown terrorism with brian michael jenkinsam taylor of the institute of peace will join us talking about the role of afghan civilians in taking leadership. today, remarks by the newly elects head of the a.f.l.-c.i.o. that's live at 1:00 p.m. here on c-span. there is just two weeks left to enter c-span's 2010 student cam contest. $50,000 in prizes for middle and high school students. top prize, $5,000. just create a five to eight minute video on our country's greatest strength or challenge. enter before midnight january 20. winning entries will be shown on c-span. don't wait another minute. as negotiations continue on a compromised health care bill, drew armstrong of c.q., have lawmakers made much progress? >> i think they are at the stage where they are teeing up a lot of these issues. the white house has been meeting pretty extensively over the phone. max baucus and chris dodd. we're at the stage now where they are trying to figure out exactly what the biggest issues are and how the they are going to begin to try to resolve t

it's russ thaler and michael jenkins. >>> coming up next, we have a choice for you.n the main channel, you get the wizards and allen iverson and the sixers. >> tip-off next and for comcast sportsnet plus, caps and canadiens. >>> he has the jersey but never one with a c. on it. alex ovechkin has his new sweater. next. is the glass is half full. verizon center is packed to the rasters nightly providing them a fierce home advantage. a lengthy division lead comes from hard work and repeatedly unfriendliness to neighbors. several players made their narc. while the duo of backstrom and ovechkin connects quickly as a sight to see leaping into the homestretch on comcast sportsnet. ♪[ music ] >>> it's nice to be home and so unusual. comcast sportsnet presents the nhl. tonight red, white, and blue reigns as the canadiens cross the border. i'm joe jacoby and craig laughlin and laughlin on board. there seems to be a season to drag on in an eternity u. but that's to the the first half. >> only 11 regulation losses, six by only one goal. the caps have the most potent offensive 3.5

michael jenkins recaps his top five moments. >> kobe, kobe, kobe bryant. >> over the past 14 seasons,e bryant has thrilled nba audiences with great performances. here is a look at the top five moments from the the black mumpresenteda. most players go an entire career without hitting a buzzer beater. as twine came to answered, kobe bryant came out with a bang. make that two. >> bryant, has to put it up at the. [buzzer] buzzer. >> banks it in! ohio, he spikes in the three -- ho, he hits in the three! >> three, two -- victory. it's over. unbelievable. >> it was amazing. >> number four. >> we know kopp kobe is one of the most prolific scorers of all time. his championship legacy was born with the pass heard around the world. >> lakers have two. bryant, he scores! >> number three. >> in 2006, kobe was a man on a mission and in the first round of the western conference playoffs, he launched his target on the suns with two unbelievable plays. >> look at the hustle of lamar odom off to kobe bryant! count it for two and a foul! >> final seconds, bryant for the win! three! >> whew! >> number tw

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host: brian michael jenkins is a senior advisor at the rand corp., a former captainith army special forces and has testified numerous times on terrorism, international and homegrown terrorism. i want to start looking at 2009 with major hasan, and the somalis recruited from minnesota and those from northern virginia who went to pakistan and more recently flight 253, the alleged bomber. what does this say about recruitment from al qaeda and other radical groups both here in the u.s. -- in the u.s. and abroad? guest: it continues to exhort followers toward violence worldwide. what has happened is the conflict we are currently in has really completely destroyed any notion that armies are made up of individuals from a single nationality under a single organization. you see individuals from all over the globe, d.c. the attempt on the northwest flight, from nigeria who received training in yemen, or we see young men in minnesota recruited to go off and fight in various jihadist friends in pakistan, iraq, and elsewhere. -- jihadist fronts. no distinctions between the front line and the home front

michael jenkins documents our top choice tore kobe's top five moments. >> kobe, kobe, kobe bryant. >> over the past 14 seasons kobe bryant has thrilled nba audiences with great performance. here is look at the top five moments from the black mumpresenteda. >>> most of the players go an entire career without hitting a buzzer beater. in 2009, he went out with a bang. make that two. >> bryant, has to put it up at the. [buzzer] buzzer. >> banks it in! he banks in the three! >> two, score. bryant. >> unbelievable. >> it's over. >> it's unbelievable. >> it's amazing. >> we all know kobe is one of the most prolific scorers of all time. his championship legacy was born with a past heard round the world. >> the lakers have two briecht bryant! >> number three. >> in 2006, kobe was man on the mission. in the first round of the western conference playoffs, helaunched his tag team on the -- target on the suns with two unbelievable players. >> from lamar odom off to kobe bryant! count it for two and a foul. >> final seconds. bryant for the win. save! >> number, two. >> dwight howard is a shot block